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Top 5 escape artists

Harry Houdini

Alan Alan

The Reno Brothers

Major Zemora

Kalvive Marshal

    999. Shiraishi Yoshitake

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Potato Vibes

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Guidaux and Kalvive

Despite not knowing each other all that well, Guidaux considers Kalvive something at least close to a friend. She was very helpful on the battlefield and in a way she helped her with a family matter of sorts, so she feels a little bit closer to the Worgen than most currently.

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How would Georgette, Tadashi, and Josiphette approach character creation in a video game with detailed customization sliders?

Georgette would try to make the most beautiful, but also real-person looking face. If you remember in Mass Effect 2 there were codes you could put in and some people would paste them in forums and stuff, some of them looking scarily beyond the graphics of the game. Something like that. Also she’d more than likely recreate herself. 

In the world, Tadashi likes to keep a low profile and hates too much attention to be on him, but would create a character that is more colorful. Probably not like the most extra he possibly could, though definitely something most who know him might be surprised to discover. 

Josi would just make her friends in the game and select the best traits that would help them stay alive. I think she’d be more into housing aspects of a game and would make really cool looking rooms. 

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OkayBenjamin on McCullough: “Member of my unit. Former unit, I guess now. Now we’re in different units in different factions, I suppose? Ain’t gonna change much I think. We’re both soldiers still. He’s a good man. Good pilot too. Kinda wish he’d been flying the transport, might have avoided whatever shot us down. Then again, he may not have made it if he didn’t. Guess it’s for the best. Hear he’s the same sort of vampire as I am, which is nice. Most us soldiers got this ‘gangrel’ deal seems like. Must be fate, even if we didn’t all get bit by the same person.”Saigio on Kalvive: “She’s a good woman. I know she has a black mark on her past, and she may not wear steel and carry a sword, but she still has the soul of a knight. She works to protect people as best she can, and its admirable. Not to mention, her mastery of the arcane arts is very impressive. If Jorgai is still set on learning magic in a few years, I may ask her to teach him.”Galorlon on Kalvive: “She is skilled, to be certain. Treachery mars her past, but we all have deeds we’d rather remain shrouded in darkness, don’t we? What truly matters is that she is talented at the arts of war and that her disability doesn’t detract overly much from her physical beauty.”Saigio on Manley: “Now, when I had asked Kalvive if she was secretly a dragon it was entirely in jest. I wonder if some being of fate heard that and that is why the man was one of those drakonid beings. Or maybe it was a big happy coincidence. Regardless he is a noble soul and a skilled cook, both of which I admire. I wonder if he will aid us again in the future.”

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🔥 Anarchs

I actually think they’re cool. Not unpopular in the grand scheme of things, I know, but I also have the privilege of just not enjoying the VtM:B game enough as a game to have to push myself through the lamer early 2000s bits of its worldbuilding. So I don’t have to associate them with spoiled white kids wearing Che Guevara t-shirts, and truly those kinds of people likely wouldn’t be Anarchs anyway, in my own imagination of them.

World of Darkness needs some idealism to it. While you can have people in the Camarilla and Sabbat who believe in their movements for their own sake, the Camarilla is corrupt from the very top to (most of) the domains below and the Sabbat are just the baddies, no matter how you swing it. So the Anarchs can spend 95% of the time getting their asses kicked just like any third party insurgency, but at the end of the day they’re more likely to believe in what they’re doing and those beliefs aren’t monstrous.

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The High Priestess in Reverse: When has your character felt betrayed emotionally? (At least 2 characters)

Orazio

Well, the mother of his children used them as collateral in a marsh experiment. That’s still a bit... whew, he wasn’t happy.

Mari

Rozenn went off to marry a farmer who lived 50 miles away in a village too small for even a Breton to have heard of and as a natural consequence the 13-year-old girl who hand leaned on her older sister for everything from getting fed to hiding from her father was understandably upset. But it went deeper than that. Her entire family more or less depended on Rozenn, so they were in effect harming themselves by marrying her off. Mari herself was exposed to aspects of her family that she’d been protected from before. At that point she made a decision to never be weak again for the hope of others protecting her, and that decision’s carried with her since.

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8. Which of your muses deserves better?

Overall other characters, Idriil is the one who deserves the world to treat her better. She is a strong woman but suffers heavily from her past, her actions, her guilt, and her life choices. These burdens are often carried needlessly, as she struggles to let go of the past and move on into the future. This has lead to a reliance on alcohol, sex, and an inability to maintain relationships. As she attempts to heal, Idriil finds herself at times able to make peace with herself but still cannot forget the events that transpired.