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In Vein: Walpurgisnacht explores the lives of two women who wake up one night to discover they are vampires in West Germany. Friendless and alone, how long can they survive the eternal night that lies before them? An Actual Play using the V5 rule set of Vampire, the Masquerade.
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Our illustrious storyteller provides some tips and tricks for player immersion in this months episode of Storyteller's Sanctum.
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Dallas has been moved all over the world with her father, the Major Frank McGee. Despite her outward appearance of a punk army brat, Dallas has a soft spot for animals and a thirst to prove herself as a female kickboxing champion. Never one to turn down a good party, she found herself in the woods on the eve of Walpurgisnacht, ready to begin her new life as a university student, finally ready to “grow up.”
Elsa has wanted nothing more than to live her life out in the library she loves so much. With her mentor, Gregory, and best friend Christina, life has been idyllic for the young woman. Eager to spend a night out with friends celebrating, Elsa headed out on the eve of Walpurgisnacht, completely unaware of the danger lurking in the woods.
Elsa and Dallas finally meet, but can they survive the first night of their undeath?
Elsa looks to move forward while Dallas is left wondering how do I go back. Will a return to the forest bring them answers, or only more questions?
After a harrowing night, things go from bad to worse after a simple attempt at hunting goes awry.
Our girls are out of the frying pan and into the fire.
Its time for the girls to meet the Prince of the city, can they keep their wits about them to stay alive long enough to see another night?
Dallas' night after Elysium takes a very unfortunate turn...
After Elysium, Elsa's night takes a turn for the worse after she receives a frantic phone call.
The time has come to prove themselves to the Camarilla, will this venture prove to be the girls' final act?
The girls learn exactly what it means to do business with another Kindred. Can they keep what has been rightfully earned?
Someone has an eye on both of our girls. Will their choices lead to freedom or is something more sinister afoot?
Elsa atones for her sins, while giving a costly gift.
A new Kindred is on the scene... where did she come from?
With the club opening and Elysium looming, can the duo become a trio before all hell breaks loose?
After Dallas and Elsa run out of Elysium, Ylva takes it into her own hands to learn more about the city and this new Malkavian prophecy.
Dallas and Elsa find themselves facing an old adversary. With Max breathing down their neck, can the girls and Ylva put an end to this new threat?
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I love eggnogg!
I take it there were some kind of scheduling issues with Elsa and she had to leave the game? Or is her leaving just part of the plot for now?
Elsa is one of my favorite names for girls.
Dallas is like the girl I could date and Elsa is like the girl I wish I could date!
The Russian character's encounter with the Garou made me say, "Oh, shit!"
OMG "Crazy shit" killed me! ROTFLMAO!
Poor poor Dallas
Bloody murder! That line just killed me! LOL OMG 😂😂😂😂
Yep. I thought there was a cat
This was fantastic. I stumbled across it on Reddit and I would genuinely love to hear more advice like this for running storytelling games, the only real suggestion I have is that the hard 'S' and soft 't' sounds were very prominent throughout the recording and if you're using a pop filter already then maybe you are a little close to the mic.
I found this entry in reddit and absolutely loved it, I'm looking forward to listen to the next Storytellers Sanctum!
poor, poor Dallas