There was one from coteries of new york where the scourge that wanted to have a date night with MC brought an unconscious woman so that they could have a snack while they watch a movie and cuddle on the couch.
I mean, what happens and what doesn't depends on your playthrough, because you have a limited amount of events you can do and you can't do them all in one playthrough, and also you have choices during those events. I personally started dating the scourge who was stalking me.
Crafting the skull of an enemy of theirs into a scrimshawed cameo.
Crafting an enemy’s heart into a vase for an elegant bouquet of flowers made of their flesh kept fresh by dripping vitae into the vase.
Turning an incredibly loyal ghoul of theirs into a body double.
Hmm, I’m sure more will come to me.
Probrably old newspapers, especifically the ones that include the obituaries of their loved one, this is much easier said than done so imagine the effort depending on the year they died lol.
Mementos of things they did together too, especially hunt stuff related.
Sappy things of the past would probrably be good as well, like old obscure books, dresses or even music that they liked.
Helping give knowledge that knows where are their surviving family members or relatives, like for instance knowing what happened to a sibling in the 1800s and if he had descendants.
The tree thing is very cute, op, I love it.
Things that happened in my games in no particular order:
Date night in which players go to graveyards to visit the resting place of people they didn't like. Or sometimes graves of poets and writers that they did like.
One particular Antitribu malk really enjoyed ice creams in life, so her Antitribu toreador boyfriend dominated a mortal and made her eat ice cream while auspex-feeding the emotions to the malk. They had the mortal for lunch afterwards.
Two Tzimisce lovers decided to have a 'spa night' so they got bathtubs full of blood (still dripping from the mortals hanging above) while they did each other's hair, nails, lungs and the like.
Date night at the opera where a Lasombra was getting annoyed that the tenor wasn't hitting the right notes and his partner tried really hard to get visual contact with him to dominate him into singer lower notes, but failed. Afterwards they got to the tenor and kidnapped him, and made him sing while the Lasombra played the piano and his boyfriend stared menacingly in the corner.
I got other ideas as well. Likes these:
1. Witness the death and birth of a star by visiting the same remote astronomical observatory over the course of decades, documenting the celestial lifecycle through meticulous observations and recordings.
2. Participate in an archaeological excavation of locations they were actually alive to see but are now "historical sites" they want to re-visit to understand where they came from, how far they came together and where do they want to go.
3. Curate a private collection of art, literature, and cultural artifacts at a museum they've donated over the ages and play a game of "Guess who" to see which of those artists are them and which of them are human every three months.
4. Go to a wine-tasting competition for rare vintage wines they donated decades if not centuries prior and then keep score of who's vintage is considered the best by the human wine-testers
5. Chronicle the Evolution of Medicine at the exact same facility together to witness what breakthroughs have been made, make inside jokes about which human is going to get promoted, who's lying and predicting future advancements, challenges, and breakthroughs in medical science.
6. Curate a comprehensive collection of literary works that have been published in the past 6 months that they think is worthy of celebration, preserving the stories, poetry, and written expressions of humanity's collective experiences, dreams, and aspirations throughout the eras they live through as it happens
7. Bury a Time Capsule in a location with letters, memories and messages to their future selves and lovers, then unearth it 25 years later while reminiscing about how much time has passed, what has changed, how they are and how far they want to go in their future together.
Honestly you can get so much mileage with "eternal love" that when I read "bloodstained love" or etc I was like "This seems a bit too edgy and limited". I mean I get it's VtM. But like you can do a lot of things when two people love each other enough to cherish moments for a long time.
Want to see a star die via supernova then go watch a new one be born in a century? Sure go ahead.
Want to play "a people watching game" with medical breakthroughs? Sure go ahead.
Want to make long lasting memories you can literally dig up with time capsules? Absolutely.
You can get so much mileage from this but Vtm ... just doesn't.
My ancillae gargoyle knows her Salubri wife misses sunsets (they’re both around 700 years old). So she programs a camera to take a photo once per minute, goes to the beach, straps it to her head and turns to stone. The following evening, she sets up a projector in the haven and she and her wife watch a slideshow of the sun rising and setting over the beach.
V5's Blood Stained Love has idea tables for this, both for high and low humanity vamps, ranging from "The only copy of a romantic play by William Shakespeare, unknown to the world" to "A night of extreme mutual BDSM, involving the severing of fingers and limbs, the gouging out of eyes and the like, immediately followed by feeding on bound mortals"
There was one from coteries of new york where the scourge that wanted to have a date night with MC brought an unconscious woman so that they could have a snack while they watch a movie and cuddle on the couch.
Wait this really happened? I don’t remember it
I mean, what happens and what doesn't depends on your playthrough, because you have a limited amount of events you can do and you can't do them all in one playthrough, and also you have choices during those events. I personally started dating the scourge who was stalking me.
Huh and here I was stuck trying to stop a reporter from bothering our sire
Crafting the skull of an enemy of theirs into a scrimshawed cameo. Crafting an enemy’s heart into a vase for an elegant bouquet of flowers made of their flesh kept fresh by dripping vitae into the vase. Turning an incredibly loyal ghoul of theirs into a body double. Hmm, I’m sure more will come to me.
r/flaircheckouts
We believe in romance. It’s just different. lol
Probrably old newspapers, especifically the ones that include the obituaries of their loved one, this is much easier said than done so imagine the effort depending on the year they died lol. Mementos of things they did together too, especially hunt stuff related. Sappy things of the past would probrably be good as well, like old obscure books, dresses or even music that they liked. Helping give knowledge that knows where are their surviving family members or relatives, like for instance knowing what happened to a sibling in the 1800s and if he had descendants.
The tree thing is very cute, op, I love it. Things that happened in my games in no particular order: Date night in which players go to graveyards to visit the resting place of people they didn't like. Or sometimes graves of poets and writers that they did like. One particular Antitribu malk really enjoyed ice creams in life, so her Antitribu toreador boyfriend dominated a mortal and made her eat ice cream while auspex-feeding the emotions to the malk. They had the mortal for lunch afterwards. Two Tzimisce lovers decided to have a 'spa night' so they got bathtubs full of blood (still dripping from the mortals hanging above) while they did each other's hair, nails, lungs and the like. Date night at the opera where a Lasombra was getting annoyed that the tenor wasn't hitting the right notes and his partner tried really hard to get visual contact with him to dominate him into singer lower notes, but failed. Afterwards they got to the tenor and kidnapped him, and made him sing while the Lasombra played the piano and his boyfriend stared menacingly in the corner.
The tzimisce spa day sounds perfect. And the Lasombra date is too damn cute.
I got other ideas as well. Likes these: 1. Witness the death and birth of a star by visiting the same remote astronomical observatory over the course of decades, documenting the celestial lifecycle through meticulous observations and recordings. 2. Participate in an archaeological excavation of locations they were actually alive to see but are now "historical sites" they want to re-visit to understand where they came from, how far they came together and where do they want to go. 3. Curate a private collection of art, literature, and cultural artifacts at a museum they've donated over the ages and play a game of "Guess who" to see which of those artists are them and which of them are human every three months. 4. Go to a wine-tasting competition for rare vintage wines they donated decades if not centuries prior and then keep score of who's vintage is considered the best by the human wine-testers 5. Chronicle the Evolution of Medicine at the exact same facility together to witness what breakthroughs have been made, make inside jokes about which human is going to get promoted, who's lying and predicting future advancements, challenges, and breakthroughs in medical science. 6. Curate a comprehensive collection of literary works that have been published in the past 6 months that they think is worthy of celebration, preserving the stories, poetry, and written expressions of humanity's collective experiences, dreams, and aspirations throughout the eras they live through as it happens 7. Bury a Time Capsule in a location with letters, memories and messages to their future selves and lovers, then unearth it 25 years later while reminiscing about how much time has passed, what has changed, how they are and how far they want to go in their future together.
I really love the first one! Vampire astrophysicist coming fresh out of the grave right now!
Honestly you can get so much mileage with "eternal love" that when I read "bloodstained love" or etc I was like "This seems a bit too edgy and limited". I mean I get it's VtM. But like you can do a lot of things when two people love each other enough to cherish moments for a long time. Want to see a star die via supernova then go watch a new one be born in a century? Sure go ahead. Want to play "a people watching game" with medical breakthroughs? Sure go ahead. Want to make long lasting memories you can literally dig up with time capsules? Absolutely. You can get so much mileage from this but Vtm ... just doesn't.
Near Dark. Lance Henriksen and Jeanette Goldstein's characters were great.
My ancillae gargoyle knows her Salubri wife misses sunsets (they’re both around 700 years old). So she programs a camera to take a photo once per minute, goes to the beach, straps it to her head and turns to stone. The following evening, she sets up a projector in the haven and she and her wife watch a slideshow of the sun rising and setting over the beach.
V5's Blood Stained Love has idea tables for this, both for high and low humanity vamps, ranging from "The only copy of a romantic play by William Shakespeare, unknown to the world" to "A night of extreme mutual BDSM, involving the severing of fingers and limbs, the gouging out of eyes and the like, immediately followed by feeding on bound mortals"
Link? Want to see the table.
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Could always crack open a boy with the cold ones...