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[cupcake_goth]

A post that will only make sense to some of you: I'm going to be taking part in a Vampire: the Masquerade campaign (not LARPing, tabletop) that's set in the 90s in SF. Because I am designing this character to amuse myself as much as possible, I've decided I should play a trust-fund baby version of Courtney Love.

No really. This is going to be hilarious.

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[ironed_orchid]

I'm already laughing.

[staxxy]

BWAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAAHHAH

[gwydion]

That sounds really fun!

[harpers_child]

Have fun!

My current VtM campaign is a 90s thing too. Remember beepers not cell phones.

[cupcake_goth]

Our GM is really sharp, so he won't let us flub stuff like that.

[harpers_child]

I remembered at game tonight that vampirethevarious is a thing that exists. Seems relevant to your interests.

[sara]

Now you're reliving MY tragic 90s past? Sheesh.

[cupcake_goth]

I think all of us had at least part of that tragic 90s past?

[cutecabaret]

Ooh, what edition are you playing? I know 5 just came out. I hope you post session exploits! This sounds hilarious.

[cupcake_goth]

3rd ed. 5 is an offensive train wreck on many levels, so we decided to stick with the classics. The classics being the storyteller saying, "No, really, how are your characters going to meet? I don't think you have any areas of overlap!"

[cutecabaret]

I'm actually very out of the loop about what's going on in 5th, haha. (I actually prefer Requiem to Masq.) Is it really that bad? Wow. (I understand if you're not at liberty to go into details.)

[chelseagirl]

Can you film it? Please???