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A forum for discussing and organizing recreational softball and baseball games and leagues in the greater Halifax area.

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    thegreatdarkness@ttrpg.network
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    Simple Explanation: In Old World of Darkness we have variety of supernatural-related beings hiding from humans, often living in secret from each other. Mages are capable of bending reality to their will. Vampires are selx-explanatory. Hunters are those who hunt the supernatural to protect humanity. Mages have been in a brutal war since XIII Century, between those who use magic and Technocracy, which wants to replace magic with science (which is just magic operating on different rules). Technocracy is winning and has run Pogroms (actual I-kid-you-not in-universe name for it) of "Reality Deviants". Except in London, where both sides are relatively chill and local Technocracy believes polite debate is far more effective than gunning down Mages in the street like barbarians. Most drastic events of the Mage metaplot had minimal effect on Mage society in London. In 2012 Coallition of Hunters called Second Inquisitions condone a takeover of London, slaughtering most of Vampires. London's Prince, ruler of Vampires in a given city, effectively rules from exile, afraid to show up in London unless absolutely necessary. Hunters use ever-present in London cameras to pick Vampire activities, track them down and kill them like dogs. London is refered to by Vampire players as "vampire ground zero" or "final death trap". Playing Vampire in London is described as playing a postapocalyptic game surrounded by mortals unaware the nukes hit. These two exist in the same city at the same time.
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      Simple Explanation: In Old World of Darkness we have variety of supernatural-related beings hiding from humans, often living in secret from each other. Mages are capable of bending reality to their will. Vampires are selx-explanatory. Hunters are those who hunt the supernatural to protect humanity. Mages have been in a brutal war since XIII Century, between those who use magic and Technocracy, which wants to replace magic with science (which is just magic operating on different rules). Technocracy is winning and has run Pogroms (actual I-kid-you-not in-universe name for it) of "Reality Deviants". Except in London, where both sides are relatively chill and local Technocracy believes polite debate is far more effective than gunning down Mages in the street like barbarians. Most drastic events of the Mage metaplot had minimal effect on Mage society in London. In 2012 Coallition of Hunters called Second Inquisitions condone a takeover of London, slaughtering most of Vampires. London's Prince, ruler of Vampires in a given city, effectively rules from exile, afraid to show up in London unless absolutely necessary. Hunters use ever-present in London cameras to pick Vampire activities, track them down and kill them like dogs. London is refered to by Vampire players as "vampire ground zero" or "final death trap". Playing Vampire in London is described as playing a postapocalyptic game surrounded by mortals unaware the nukes hit. These two exist in the same city at the same time.
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      iunnrais@lemm.ee
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      Sounds like London is a comparatively nice place to live in WoD land. Huh. Pity it takes a surveillance state to get it.
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        Simple Explanation: In Old World of Darkness we have variety of supernatural-related beings hiding from humans, often living in secret from each other. Mages are capable of bending reality to their will. Vampires are selx-explanatory. Hunters are those who hunt the supernatural to protect humanity. Mages have been in a brutal war since XIII Century, between those who use magic and Technocracy, which wants to replace magic with science (which is just magic operating on different rules). Technocracy is winning and has run Pogroms (actual I-kid-you-not in-universe name for it) of "Reality Deviants". Except in London, where both sides are relatively chill and local Technocracy believes polite debate is far more effective than gunning down Mages in the street like barbarians. Most drastic events of the Mage metaplot had minimal effect on Mage society in London. In 2012 Coallition of Hunters called Second Inquisitions condone a takeover of London, slaughtering most of Vampires. London's Prince, ruler of Vampires in a given city, effectively rules from exile, afraid to show up in London unless absolutely necessary. Hunters use ever-present in London cameras to pick Vampire activities, track them down and kill them like dogs. London is refered to by Vampire players as "vampire ground zero" or "final death trap". Playing Vampire in London is described as playing a postapocalyptic game surrounded by mortals unaware the nukes hit. These two exist in the same city at the same time.
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        jjjalljs@ttrpg.network
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        Man, I'd love to play more WoD. One time I got a game going and it was a lot of fun. The other times I've tried, there was always at least one player who didn't read the books or pay attention to the explanations, and dragged the game down with "wait, who are they? Why are they doing that? What do I roll?" Not everyone needs to be an expert on all the minutia, but sometimes it's just a mood killer to have to keep explaining the basics.
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          Sounds like London is a comparatively nice place to live in WoD land. Huh. Pity it takes a surveillance state to get it.
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          dragontypewyvern@midwest.social
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          It's fictional.
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            Simple Explanation: In Old World of Darkness we have variety of supernatural-related beings hiding from humans, often living in secret from each other. Mages are capable of bending reality to their will. Vampires are selx-explanatory. Hunters are those who hunt the supernatural to protect humanity. Mages have been in a brutal war since XIII Century, between those who use magic and Technocracy, which wants to replace magic with science (which is just magic operating on different rules). Technocracy is winning and has run Pogroms (actual I-kid-you-not in-universe name for it) of "Reality Deviants". Except in London, where both sides are relatively chill and local Technocracy believes polite debate is far more effective than gunning down Mages in the street like barbarians. Most drastic events of the Mage metaplot had minimal effect on Mage society in London. In 2012 Coallition of Hunters called Second Inquisitions condone a takeover of London, slaughtering most of Vampires. London's Prince, ruler of Vampires in a given city, effectively rules from exile, afraid to show up in London unless absolutely necessary. Hunters use ever-present in London cameras to pick Vampire activities, track them down and kill them like dogs. London is refered to by Vampire players as "vampire ground zero" or "final death trap". Playing Vampire in London is described as playing a postapocalyptic game surrounded by mortals unaware the nukes hit. These two exist in the same city at the same time.
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            It’s probably for the best. Without an existential threat, how long would it take a coterie to devolve into a thinly disguised rip-off of The Young Ones?
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              It's fictional.
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              Tar_Alcaran
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              Irl London has the most cameras per Capita and per Area. It's not entirely fictional
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                Irl London has the most cameras per Capita and per Area. It's not entirely fictional
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                The vast majority are private cameras pointing at businesses and probably still writing to vhs cassettes. There area probably some high-tech networked face-recognition things running at the major train stations, but it's not like we're living in Watch_Dogs.
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                  Simple Explanation: In Old World of Darkness we have variety of supernatural-related beings hiding from humans, often living in secret from each other. Mages are capable of bending reality to their will. Vampires are selx-explanatory. Hunters are those who hunt the supernatural to protect humanity. Mages have been in a brutal war since XIII Century, between those who use magic and Technocracy, which wants to replace magic with science (which is just magic operating on different rules). Technocracy is winning and has run Pogroms (actual I-kid-you-not in-universe name for it) of "Reality Deviants". Except in London, where both sides are relatively chill and local Technocracy believes polite debate is far more effective than gunning down Mages in the street like barbarians. Most drastic events of the Mage metaplot had minimal effect on Mage society in London. In 2012 Coallition of Hunters called Second Inquisitions condone a takeover of London, slaughtering most of Vampires. London's Prince, ruler of Vampires in a given city, effectively rules from exile, afraid to show up in London unless absolutely necessary. Hunters use ever-present in London cameras to pick Vampire activities, track them down and kill them like dogs. London is refered to by Vampire players as "vampire ground zero" or "final death trap". Playing Vampire in London is described as playing a postapocalyptic game surrounded by mortals unaware the nukes hit. These two exist in the same city at the same time.
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                  I am a simple man. I see WoD, I upvote.
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