In Thousand Year Old Vampire you chronicle the many centuries of a vampires existence, beginning with the loss of mortality and ending with inevitable destruction.
In Thousand Year Old Vampire you chronicle the many centuries of a vampires existence, beginning with the loss of mortality and ending with inevitable destruction.
Prompt-driven play and simple resource tracking provide easy rules for exploring your characters human failings, villainous acts, and surprising victories. Expect gut-churning decisions and irreconcilable acts.
The game mechanics are simple and intuitive. Play progresses semi-randomly through a book of Prompts which let you explore your vampires wants and needs, resolve problems, and chart the decline into senescence. Play can happen entirely within the character sheet or can become a journaling activity--both work equally well.
Vampires, for the purposes of this game, can mean nearly anything that is functionally immortal, doesn't like daylight, and preys on humans for sustenance. I like Montague Summers-type vampires myself, but this system is designed to be flexible.
All you need is the book or PDF, a d10 and d6 are recommended but optional. This is a solo game for you to play in lonely places wrapped in darkness, but can be played multiplayer if you like. Play can take from one to three hours, depending on how you go about things.
In Thousand Year Old Vampire you chronicle the many centuries of a vampires existence, beginning with the loss of mortality and ending with inevitable destruction.
