Nightshade

[English TomTom]

I found this interesting, in 2004 Wite wolf released Time of Judgment books to end all of their OWOD games,Masquerade,werewolf,mage....ect, and in the Masqeurade one, Vampire:Gehenna, in that book it states 4 different scenairos on how to wipe out the kindred in OWOD, one of them is "Nightshade" is ''large-scale story which follows up on many metaplot hooks such as the rising of the antediluvian and rebirth of Saulot", I found that kinda cool, that Saulot being reborn..., lol one other one, is called "wormwood" and god eradicates the kindred, lol

[Javokis]

This maybe a half a year late, but I have no rules on necromancy. I just now got around to actually looking over my forum and forgot to answer this ages ago. The Gehenna book is available at DriveThruRPG at this link:

http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product_info.php?cPath=9&products_id=700&it=1

I might pick it up, but I've heard it was pretty shitty overall at the PV forum. Some might argue that the Wormwood story option is the commonly used cannon, but I may have to double check that.

Which version did you think was cannon to your storyteller? Personally, I'd avoid Gehenna altogether.

[wesclash]

I bought all of the 'endtimes' books except the Time of Judgement which addresses Demon, Changling, etc.  I thought "Wormwood" was a great story with alot of dramatic potential but, for a chronicle like ours, it would be a rip off to inflict it on my PCs.  They've spent years busting up the plots of elders--to render all of that stuff moot and pointless would be wrong.  In any case, they killed the Gargoyle Ferox back in '94 0r '95 (hey, I needed a bad guy and he was on the most wanted list--I was a lazier GM back then).  My guys all have a sense that Gehenna is on the horizon, and that does taint their plans for their characters but they're good roleplayers so they work through it.  Our Gehenna chronicle, should we ever get to it, would contain parts of the last two stories from the Gehenna book (the action-filled ones) with modifications to fit our own style and storylines.  I want to see the world made aware of all the crap that's gone on around them in the dark mainly to explore what that would be like, but also because the ancients rising up to finish their Jyhad has always been a real posibility in our stories, and you know once they rise they aren't all going to play it nice and quiet.  It also gives the PCs the potential to do something about it, for good or ill.  New chronicles I've created for other players have been on a seperate timeline to eliminate, at least in my own mind, the Sword-of-Damocles-of-Gehenna from dangling over them.