Café de Nuit

Trebor Minntt wrote:I thought I'd try to find out what people 'believe' in.

What about the you?

Money, the stupidity of man and the brutal arena of survival.

Though nice people are about as close to divinity as you'll find.

How about (and call me crazy if this sounds slightly off side) we call it 'Ravenloft'.

Just a suggestion.

I like 'Ravenloft' 3.0 with some 3.5 revisions (to help balance some things out).

Sunstar wrote:Fact 1: We all like playing RV.

What!?! Thats quite an assumption. I'm just here for the booze.

Edit: What does RV even mean?

The room was rubble, fires were everywhere and what would once have been one of the greater magical resource librarys of the core was now destroyed. Soon men and women's cries for survivors were put out. But only silence replied. What few had survived the inferno had had all the oxygen ripped from ...

Meanwhile in the room the singular clock ticked and the room was finally wrneched open. Storming in were at least a two dozen well armed guards dressed in the yellow black tunics of Lord Pietor. Holding rifles, pistols and swords ready they entered Artemis' private quaters. Training their eyes over...

I think the lack of response shows the answer, that and the poll.

Alas poor Gothic Earth RP, I never knew ye.

Hmm maybe the Paridon campaign could sneek in under the 'more modern classification'. Still deciding on if it should move to Gothic Earth. However it focussing on a train is... hmm. Anyway, I believe that at this moment such a board would fail. However it depends on how many Gothic Earth fans are he...

With that, Kimuriel looked for a couple of minutes Pieter's picture, memorized it and then concentrated, closed his eyes and sent his mind's eye to spy on this mysterious lord. Kimuriel's eye scanned the house and his vision was led into that of a grandiouse audience room, resembling that of a thea...

Apparently I am a noble pagan.

So while your all climbing mountains I shall be discussing the finer points of life with Caeser and De Vinci. All the while scheming for a way to escape.

Delightful.

While there has been some strange things in the world. Such as the Tunguska blast in 1908 whose answer could possibly be rationalised as a 'natural atom bomb' (which is even more disturbing than supernatural occurences as it could happen anytime). I dont believe in the supernatural. I've never had a...