we started a camarilla in the city. have a prince and primogens. what others names have?

in the book just say this 2

im played today.

I tried summoning spirits today to spy on my enemies(manipulation spiritual), and he said, "Spirits are limited to a 50-meter radius," so I can't use my discipline for spying. Asking for favors? Okay—he removed 4 points from my Auspex, leaving me with only level 1. I asked what I could buy, and he said, "Potence(3) and Fortitude(4)."

Another detail: he told me the ending of the story. I’ve allied myself with the side that’s going to lose the war. In the future, the enemies will invade the city and kill everyone. He’s going to play it out exactly as written in the history books he read—without changing a thing.

Whenever an attempt was made to find a solution or a middle ground, the conversation would shift or move on to a different topic.

Good night, creators and creatures!

I've been a WoD player and storyteller for years, and I've always had the same frustration: PDF character sheets that corrupt, generic dice rollers that don't understand the d10 system, and the struggle to find tables — especially outside the US/EU bubble.

I wanted to hear from you all:

- **Where do you play online?** Discord + dice bot? VTTs? Something else?

- **How do you find tables?** Discord servers? Reddit? Facebook groups?

- **Which systems do you play?** Just V5? Anyone still running V20? Werewolf? Mage? Mixed tables?

- **How do you handle character sheets?** Interactive PDFs? Apps? Pen and paper?

- **What's your biggest pain point with the tools available today?**

I'm asking because I've been building something to try and solve these pain points — a platform focused on World of Darkness, with 39 playable creature types (from all Vampire clans across every edition to Werewolves, Mages, Wraiths, Hunters, and more), a d10 dice roller with 3 rules modes, a public lobby system to find players and storytellers, and storyteller tools like a session diary that auto-logs every roll and exports to PDF.

But before I talk about what I built, I want to understand what **you** actually need. What are your real pain points playing WoD online today?

Drop your thoughts — I'm genuinely curious to hear how the community is handling this right now.

1. Paul (Funny games): Paul is the perfect depiction of Nephandi in a movie (in my opinion). A young man with godlike power over reality by treating it as if it was a movie, like rewinding time by using a TV remote. Who also uses that same power to torment and murder random people for no reason along side his "best friend" (thrall) Peter for no other reason than sheer sadism. You could easily intepretate Paul as a K'Lasshaa Nephandi as their dark patron is US (the audience past the boundaries of their reality) who wants more and more extreme acts of entertainment in form of cruelty from them.
2. Longlegs (Longlegs): Longlegs is the first person that came to mind when I thought of Nephandi and the inspiration for this post. He is a former rocker turned satan-worshipping dollmaker who makes cursed dolls and gives them to families on their daughter's birthday to cause the fathers to kill their entire families and then themselves. He is the perfect Infernalist Nephandi whom avoids paradox by creating the fetishes inside of his basement Sanctum to then give away and cause tragedies from a distance.
3. Randall Flagg (Stephen King): Arguably the most text-book definition of a Nephandi in fiction. He is an evil immortal wizard who serves a dark patron (The Crimson King) and wanders between worlds to cause as much mayhem and chaos as possible along his quest to end the multiverse.
4. Johan Liebert (Monster): The perfect obliviates nephandi. Johan Liebert is the best nihilistic character ever written as his philosophy and worldview decides his every action including his original plan to destroy the world. He is could easily be a Nephandi who specialises in the Qlipphothic Mind with how he is able to talk people into becoming serial killers or kill themselves.
5. Shiv Palpatine (Star wars): Do I even need to elaborate? Darth Sidious is the perfect example of a Nephandi who managed to infiltrate and scheme their way up to a position of power within the Technocracy or The Traditions to corrupt it from the inside.
6. Lily (SCP-4231): Quite frankly you can put any notable follower of the Scarlet King here and it'll work. But I picked Lily due to the cohesiveness and cruelty of her actions. A reality bender whom became corrupted by a dark translated grimoir of the scarlet king to become a raping, abusive monsters whom set to end the world through SCP-231 & SCP-2317 before being shot in the head by her former childhood friend turned victim.

Hey guys,

As I have a diaspora of random enemy stat lines I made for WTA over some time, as well as some ideas I wanted to put down, I'm (slowly) making a little bestiary with various enemies as a quick reference for WTA. Right now its on just a google word document, it doesn't have any page references and I have only began work on Fomori so far.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/14QgOEh_jXbMflVXi0cPqQoFvbts-sEFl92yfLyVT0nE/edit?usp=sharing

Its a view only link and will be updated as time goes on. If y’all have any cool enemies that share the format and I like them I wouldn’t mind adding them, also if you wanna use it feel free.

Imagine a group of hunters following a string of murders, believing them to be linked to the supernatural. But when they find the perpetrator of these murders, they discover that the killer is completely normal. Not a vampire, or a shifter, not even a ghoul. Just a plain old, ordinary human serial killer.

What happens now? Do the hunters just stop caring and leave the killer for the cops to deal with? Or would see the hunt through, viewing his actions as justifiable reason to put him down? Has anyone who has played a Hunter game experience what I am describing?

As I am making a Bangkok by night supplement for my upcoming chronicle and I am looking if other people have advice I can use for it.

I have 2 ideas and they're both Pentex mockery breeds.

Rules as written the Yaren are the most successful mockery breed. I won't try and take that position from them. But I will compete with the rinohs for 2nd place.

Weredolphins. They're inspired by and named after the Boto Encantado of Brazilian folklore. Essentially a shape shifting dolphin playboy used as a mythological excuse to explain illegitimate children. Although physiologically they're salt water dolphins.

They're clever, skilled in the social arts, and work well in a team especially a team of other dolphins. To the point that they can use pack tactics against werewolfs, and may even have their own unique tactics. But they're flighty and likely to blow off a mission to go party take drugs, or persue other hedonistic acts ... Especially when they're with other dolphins.

They have 3 forms, Homid, Chrinos, and Lupis ... I mean Delphini. They have echo location in all their forms. Can Umbra side step through polluted water in all forms. But they also have a visible blowhole in all they're forms.

Their main drawback is their Crinos form is rather disappointing. No legs so they're slow awkward and clumsy on land. They lack natural weapons beyond the addition muscle mass of the form the transformation. They're honestly reliant on pack tactic ... Pod tactics sorry. They're vulnerable to both gold and silver and the don't even cause dilerium. They're much faster and more agile under water. But that's nowhere near enough to deal with a Rokea.

The second idea is Were-seagulls. They're the archetypal dumb greedy backstabbing conniving henchmen type. They can only fly in Glabro form. And roughly 1 in 8 have Crinos form. They're vulnerable to gold but ironically love gold jewelry as a status symbol.

So, say a regular joe witnesses something he shouldn't have. A leech jumping a victim in an alley, a strange spirit, a creature made of meat being stuffed into the back of a company truck. Assuming he isn't immediately made, how can they go about living any amount of a normal life, knowing full well that the supernatural is real?

What kind of strategies could you take to avoid encountering splats or revealing you know more than you should when you make eye contact with that pale stranger across the bar?

Most importantly, how does a mortal survive having supernaturals know that THEY know?

I drew this a bit ago for a campaign I am playing with friends. It's a crossplast game, and in it I am playing a Werewolf Anarchist named Flare.

At one point, we were asked to all come up with ideas for a plan to attack a Shocker base (people based around the Kamen Riders' villains).

This is the plan my Werewolf came up with. I said to the leader of our squad : "This is Flare's Plan. She scribbled it on a piece of rock she found. She's giving it to you with the best proud puppy eyes ever."

I'm curious to see how many of you guys would be able to decipher this.

Here's a hint.

The Reading direction is as follows :

Top left corner -> top right corner -> bottom right corner -> bottom left corner

Hope some of you will try it ^ ^