laclongquan
Arcane
Who would want a regular Malkavian? What we mean playing Malk is doing a batshit insane one.
Storyfag said:Esteemed colleagues and laclongquan, being all too aware what a "writer's block" can do to a man (and some say it may even change his nature!), I propose you this: until such time as the esteemed grotsnik is able to resume our chronicle, I would be willing to run a substitute one. I have no delusions of reaching grotsnik's writing quality, but, Caine willing, the project will serve to entertain us all.
Thoughts?
Storyfag said:Esteemed colleagues and laclongquan, being all too aware what a "writer's block" can do to a man (and some say it may even change his nature!), I propose you this: until such time as the esteemed grotsnik is able to resume our chronicle, I would be willing to run a substitute one. I have no delusions of reaching grotsnik's writing quality, but, Caine willing, the project will serve to entertain us all.
Thoughts?
Gondolin said:Go ahead.
Esquilax said:What's it going to be about? Potato-WoD? Wild Nights: Warsaw.
Esquilax said:We need a WH40K-WoD crossover with Warboss Bonnapartah and the Sabbat [SNIP]
Esquilax said:THE VASE has truly taken on a life of its own.
SCO said:It's going to be about the tzimisce of course. Sigh.
Storyfag said:Anyway, thanks for the interest. Please expect a new topic, including a list of possible protagonists, by the end of this week.
Storyfag said:No. Just no. As cool as Bonnapartah was, as cool as Donnie was, just no.
You are WARBOSS BONNAPARTAH
Only hushed rumors exist about this reputed 12-foot tall vampire presumed to be working for the Sabbat. The Camarilla has officially declared Bonnapartah a hoax; a mere boogeyman created by the Sabbat to panic their enemies and provide false hope to their beleaguered London branch. However, Camarilla higher-ups know better.
The origins of this mysterious stranger are unclear. What is known is that one day he simply showed up in London, where he was witnessed smashing cars, throwing them at buildings, and bludgeoning random passers-by with a haphazard club-like object. Sensing the dangerous threat to the Masquerade posed by a genocidal green-skinned brute, the Camarilla intervened immediately and sent several of the city's best agents to put down this agitator.
None returned.
Meanwhile the Sabbat saw an opportunity to gain back some of their losses in the Two-Week-War by approaching this timely newcomer. This ultimately proved fruitful when Camarilla soldiers near Peckham ran in terror at the sight of a berserking giant wielding a chainsaw in one hand and a 50. caliber gun ripped off of a Humvee on the other.
However, the Warboss' successes have incurred just as much envy and spite as they have adulation. Most controversial is his policy of ruthlessly decapitating the mostly Lasombra ruling body vying for London with his choppa and replacing them with loyal Nosferatu and Brujah. He seems particularly fond of the Sewer Rats, as "they iz propa sneaky gitz", and he considers the Brujah's unquenchable passion for battle as "roight propa orky". While his bold political moves have earned him many friends among the aforementioned clans, he has also gained the ire of a more than a few powerful Lasombra, and worse, the Inquisition.
More worryingly, Cainites within the Sabbat don't even know what Clan this mysterious arrival hails from. Some speculate that Bonnapartah is either a very old Gangrel, turned beastlike in appearance from centuries of past frenzies, others say that he bears a unique manifestation of Nosferatu hideousness. The Inquisition wonders just how old he is, and fearfully ponders whether this conveniently timely stranger isn't an ancient, monstrous Cainite who is merely a harbinger of the dreaded Antediluvians.
For his part, the Warboss remains happily ignorant of such back-room scheming, deriding it as senseless muckin' about. He has his choppa, he has a burgeoning army of boyz - let the squishy, runty gits whine as much as they want.
Storyfag said:That gave me a wicked idea.
Storyfag said:No, it's going to be about the Clan of your choice, as determined by a poll. Though, this being the Slavic heartlands, you can bet the Tzimisce will appear more often than not. As will the Nossies and the Brujah.
Anyway, thanks for the interest. Please expect a new topic, including a list of possible protagonists, by the end of this week.
Luigi said:That experiment is gonna be abandoned after Storyfag realizes how much work it is and how little appreciation he gets.
I also doubt that he can even remotely write solid prose.
So, dont get your hopes up just yet.
The vase ain't really my thing, but do note that grot broke it in that mini-post. Now, I'm not going to make any claims, but it's something to think about.Excidium said:It's p. weird that grotsnik just disappeared, does anybody know what happened to him?
Esquilax said:I understand why the Tzimisce are so common in Eastern Europe, but I had no idea the Nossies and Brojah had a strong presence there too.