Your stuff rules!! It'd be really cool if you ended up writing stuff for the psychics and the cultists, just so we can get a feel for all 4 major factions, but even without that these games are wonderful.
Also, I'd love to hear the story behind the Negotiator, they seem to show up everywhere!
The Negotiator is (ironically) originally from our newest game, Greed, the first draft of which was made by my design partner CXA all the way back while we were in high school. I always thought it was a striking mechanical idea and easy to translate into other systems, so I started quietly putting it into my games as a sort of homage. After I'd done it once or twice, I liked the idea that the Negotiatior was our sort of flagship in-house monster like the Beholder or something.
Aside from that the Vibes are different (though they are pretty easily equatable to an enterprising Clerk/Steward), they are compatible(!) and work within the same framework.
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Your stuff rules!! It'd be really cool if you ended up writing stuff for the psychics and the cultists, just so we can get a feel for all 4 major factions, but even without that these games are wonderful.
Also, I'd love to hear the story behind the Negotiator, they seem to show up everywhere!
Thank you so much!
The Negotiator is (ironically) originally from our newest game, Greed, the first draft of which was made by my design partner CXA all the way back while we were in high school. I always thought it was a striking mechanical idea and easy to translate into other systems, so I started quietly putting it into my games as a sort of homage. After I'd done it once or twice, I liked the idea that the Negotiatior was our sort of flagship in-house monster like the Beholder or something.
Oh sick, you did it!
Is this compatible with Bubblegum Wizards in a way that would let wizards and vampires team up?
Aside from that the Vibes are different (though they are pretty easily equatable to an enterprising Clerk/Steward), they are compatible(!) and work within the same framework.
Nice to know, thank you!