agmaster

u/agmaster


r/WhiteWolfRPG•

I have experience with 2e, revised, and have read most nwod books. Not a fireball tosser or brujah basher, but you won't see me playing a fishy malkavian or nephandus. Maybe a Khan or Lasombra though.... Try to strike a good balance between sense and being in character. My weekends are fairly flexible and I can use roll20, tabletop simulator, or whatever platform you may have. Enjoy the hunt.

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r/manhwa•

Or maybe the url changed. Page opens, but it's acting like it's Thursday still.

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r/manga•

Now now, this trick may ruin all manga for you, but I have certainly noticed it the most in Isekai series. Any isekai series you read or reread....simply remove all MC internal dialogue and see how it changes the scenes. Most recently, the loner isekai just kills any momentum with the MC spending over a page conversing....with noone while people are talking to them. Oh, and you recall that series about being the strongest in the modern world? I mean...even before the near rape thing? Well, also guilty of that. So, it really makes side characters more sympathetic....but may make the series as a whole unreadable. Use at your own risk.

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Because I sure ain't watching a GoT anime where they spend most of the episode focused on horses and chipped swords. Nah, Woolie. Get that realistic noise outta here. In fact, why are you even detracting from nobles caring about feelings and Lo....Oh wait.

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r/WhiteWolfRPG•

Super simple thread. Everyone else seems easy enough to screw with, so let's talk how you would hurt these vamps. After all, most of the other clans' weakness allow you to be creative with how you combat them. With Tremere, it just seems so pedestrian how to best them. We know fire, sunlight, and just being magically/physically stronger works. But how can we ruin thaumaturgy for them? Or really use that bs perfectionism flaw in a life threatening situation.

  • For context I am thinking of making a Tremer the big bad, but my playstyle would make it kinda unbeatable. Rather than make it easier, I want ideas to down powerful Tremere at their best.
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r/SquaredCircle•

So many people are expecting KO to turn on Kofi at some point, but watching the trio recently got me thinking. What if KO corrupted TND and turned them against the fans. Claiming they should have had his back years ago, insert your quips here. Or have we forgotten Heel Day?

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r/SquaredCircle•

From the rapid callup, to no dialogue, to just smiling with dead bimbo eyes during the entrance, to being angry once?....i think, to titus worldwide, to relinking with tozawa, to random brook romance... Like aside from hanging out with Titus and doing dances and smiling, anytime they try something with him it lasts 2 weeks if we're lucky. Then again, I think dana angrily stomped off and that counts as a conclusion. Still, it's just...confusing...

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r/norfolk•

The story,

Ages ago there was a great battle between Good and Evil which ended with Good shattering evil into parts, costing Good much of their own power. Not to be forgotten, the Evil cursed Faerun and it's people to clear the Seven Trials, lest their power and form be restored with nothing in their way. Over time heroes, villains, and many in between have solved these trials for reasons lost to the annals of history. At least, this is how the legend from millenia ago went. In fact, so much time has passed that it is unknown whether these Trials or the consequence of failure were ever even true.

However, as of late numerous malevolent events have begun rising up over Faerun. From

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