The strength of the events across Vampire’s many books helped draw players in to this vibrant game of sometimes personal, other times grand, sweeping horror and drama.īeckett’s Jyhad Diary is ripe with metaplot. We feel it’s one of the driving reasons behind Vampire fans’ consistent support of the gameline. Metaplot has been controversial, from time to time. The one key element of Vampire it doesn’t cover is the metaplot. V20 is a celebration of the Clans, Disciplines, Sects, chronicles, and rules that make Vampire: The Masquerade the powerful game it remains in these nights. We’re both excited for BJD’s upcoming release, and knowing the work the writers (ourselves included) poured into the book, we felt we should explain some of the purpose of what you’ll see in Jyhad Diary. Joining me as Beckett’s Jyhad Diary developer is Matthew Dawkins. Greetings, true believers! It’s been a while since our last Jyhad Diary update, I know. Neall Raemonn Price - March 20th, 2016, 1:48 pmīeckett: Providing I’m not immediately immolated, I’ll yell the safe word.Ĭover to “ Vampire: the Masquerade: Beckett“, by Guy Davis and Vince Locke.
Open Development, Vampire: The Masquerade
0 kommentar(er)
