Carthians (Vampire: The Requiem)
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| Rating | : | 4.19 (848 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1588462625 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-09-04 |
| Language | : | English |
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Carthians Review Carthians were the one covenant of Requiem that's baffled me. And they still do to a point. Least with their Covenant book you get a more solid idea of who and what they are. With always experimenting and coming up with new ideas on how to govern Kindred Society. The book does alright providing new Carthian centered merits, bloodlines and disciplines to tailor a character. Least I was able to walk away with a better grasp for running Carthians.. Weakest covenant book Garrett A. Turner I felt that this book was uninspired. Several of the merits presented in the book would be more suited to the Ordo Dracul, the blood-lines struck me as uninteresting or unplayable, Carthian law (a major power that can effect Carthian cities) makes play less fun rather than more so, the only seemingly interesting part of the book's crunch is it's menagerie of devotions.. A Must E. B. R. Filho So, first review. As a Storyteller and Player I just see all faction book as necessary. The book on Carthian Mov. is a must, and, indeed, the VtR core do not show satisfactory texts on the covenants. Of course we dont a need a book this weight to describe any covenant, but its worth the price.
Idealism and Blood They are the young idealists and passionate revolutionaries of the Damned, rallying in the dark against the jagged, outdated social chains of Kindred society. When Carthians have their way, the Danse Macabre plays out on a level floor still sticky with blood. Come together and change the night! A Covenant Guide for Vampire: The Requiem™ • Examines the truth behind Carthian philosophy and activism for both table-top and live-action games • Features new bloodlines, Merits and Disciplines for players exploring a Carthian Requiem • Shows Storytellers how to create unique Carthian states for their own chronicles • Reveals Carthian Law, the covenant’s power to suppress the Disciplines of other Kindred a power never before seen in Vampire: The Requiem™