I'm just envisioning long posts where they show a creature's post history and their most embarrassing reveals. I legit am just envisioning threads which have different tags based on who they're talking to and just OPs now, it hurts.
https://whitewolf.fandom.com/wiki/Yuri's_Group
Eh. I don't think anyone would be going Punisher on the Beasts from this site.
Oh. Oh hell yeah, we'd be all about them. Especially if they took down the gay shark Beasts in the source book who get off to murdering people after tempting them with lost lake treasure.
I'm just now envisioning the A-log top hat representing a self-hating creature of the night that sells out others like them while pretending they're any better and its funny as hell to me. Who eventually is killed by some literal randos who basically have minimal standards compared to them.
I'm the worst person you can ask about for setting books tbh. I don't use them usually.
Beast: the Primordial is just Changeling: the Dreaming, if reimagined by a vindictive, self-righteous tumblrina/rpgnet mod (Hi David! Hi Matt!) who wanted to punish the normies for not recognizing their magical Faerie/Horror soul or giving them the Glamour/Suffering that sustains their existence.
Haven't read it. WoD supplements hadn't been impressing me and haven't played in forever, so...yeah.
Honestly, that'd probably be half the site. Younger vamps doxing to hell and back, Glasswalkers fucking with the other clans, tech savvy mages trying to wake us up, changelings bitching about their Durances...the supernatural autism would flow. Not to mention the endless "Monster moved in, wat do?" threads.
I have some new autism:
There's some stuff I liked about it, some I didn't. (example: I'm fine with Kevin Jackson being the new Prince.) I was on the Onyx Path forum where I mentioned that I didn't like the trans non-binary Nosferatu character because they were poorly thought out and I was surprised that I didn't get in trouble for it. Someone agreed with me and stated that they thought the non-binary character in Let the Streets Run Red wasn't that well thought out, either.
What sticks in my craw about stuff like that is the Kindred using kine labels. Vamps think on some level they're better than the mortals, if only in a predatory kind of way. It's not farfetched for me to think vamps don't limit themselves sexually after a couple centuries of life because hey, got to feed somehow. Honestly, bringing sex in for pleasure kind of messed with the game. I liked it better when vamps used it as a predation tactic and were more or less asexual. It really highlighted the fact you were not human anymore, period.
It absolutely did. That sort of game would attract weirdos no matter what, but making it so vamps can have sex for pleasure as opposed to as a hunting strategy really just opened the floodgates. And even then, these people ignored the implications of how vampires' bodies work.
Barely readable garbage.
I would assume it's a result of BJD, which is also a fairly confusing read due to that narrative design choice. However, I do think BJD did it better considering your going in with the knowledge that it's a journal. Also, it's only presented from (mostly) one character's perspective. BJD has small encapsulated setting ideas while CB V5 fails to do the very same thing because it's one large setting presented by multiple different characters with hardly any personality to speak of.
Probably Monica Speca’s work. She’s ridiculously woke and all about shoehorning LGBT content in wherever she can; very much one of those “queer ALL the things” types. The line was also formerly developed by our own David Hill. The Tzimisce clan picture in the core book? Yeah, that’s a troon. A troon who was seen for what they really are, embraced and wifed by none other than Vladimir Rustovich.
