World of Darkness Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 from Hardsuit Labs

[Justicar]

If i remember right in Underrail vents could have enemies and/or traps (i should play again now with the expansion).

Dont expansion is fucking tedious with endless locust trash battles.

 

[Zed Duke of Banville]

Dilbert, 1996

 

[rusty_shackleford]

transparent vials with red liquids (in fantasy) or boxes with red/green crosses (in modern settings) to replenish health

Healing potions, if they have a standard color, are blue.

BG potion of healing:

NWN potion of heal:

 

[Ninjerk]

transparent vials with red liquids (in fantasy) or boxes with red/green crosses (in modern settings) to replenish health

Healing potions, if they have a standard color, are blue.

BG potion of healing:

NWN potion of heal:

Doom:

 

[Ismaul]

Bioware as a reference lul

They don't even know healing has the color of BLOOD.

It's the BLOOD of Christ that heals and strengthens the body and the spirit.

 

[Ninjerk]

They display for me, idk rusty_shackleford I don't know all the ways the internet breaks image links these days.

 

[rusty_shackleford]

They display for me, idk rusty_shackleford I don't know all the ways the internet breaks image links these days.

https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads/psa-regarding-wikia-images.137124/

Bioware as a reference lul

BG was TSR-approved. Therefore, it is the standard color of healing potions.

 

[Bad Sector]

BG potion of healing:

NWN potion of heal:

These are older games, you see it more often in later games (still there in older games too but the more you go back the less games take advantage of existing knowledge players have). A better check is to simply do a google image search for "Healing Potions", here is what i get right at the top of the results:

Red liquid in transparent vial is pretty much the "standard" for healing potions.

 

[Storyfag]

transparent vials with red liquids (in fantasy) or boxes with red/green crosses (in modern settings) to replenish health

Healing potions, if they have a standard color, are blue.

BG potion of healing:

NWN potion of heal:

That's just the DnD standard (seriously, this is the description of the item since... at the very least 2e). A powerful one to be sure, but not multiversal.

 

[Ismaul]

Bioware as a reference lul

BG was TSR-approved. Therefore, it is the standard color of healing potions.

That just makes TSR retarded too.

But they likely didn't directly scrutinize and approve the potions' color. Plus, who made D&D the reference on potion color? It's not like they invented the concept.

 

[Bad Sector]

That's just the DnD standard (seriously, this is the description of the item since... at the very least 2e). A powerful one to be sure, but not multiversal.

I'm not into DnD so i don't know how accurate that is, but at least in 5e it mentions the liquid is red:

You regain 2d4 + 2 Hit Points when you drink this potion. The potion's red liquid glimmers when agitated.

So if it was blue (or green or whatever) at the past, chances are they changed it to align with the color everyone else is using :-P

 

[rusty_shackleford]

That's just the DnD standard (seriously, this is the description of the item since... at the very least 2e). A powerful one to be sure, but not multiversal.

I'm not into DnD so i don't know how accurate that is, but at least in 5e it mentions the liquid is red:

You regain 2d4 + 2 Hit Points when you drink this potion. The potion's red liquid glimmers when agitated.

So if it was blue (or green or whatever) at the past, chances are they changed it to align with the color everyone else is using :-P

5e is fake news

 

[Storyfag]

That's just the DnD standard (seriously, this is the description of the item since... at the very least 2e). A powerful one to be sure, but not multiversal.

I'm not into DnD so i don't know how accurate that is, but at least in 5e it mentions the liquid is red:

You regain 2d4 + 2 Hit Points when you drink this potion. The potion's red liquid glimmers when agitated.

So if it was blue (or green or whatever) at the past, chances are they changed it to align with the color everyone else is using :-P

5e is fake news

It has its ups and downs. Would use a major revision tho.

 

[Eli_Havelock]

That's just the DnD standard (seriously, this is the description of the item since... at the very least 2e). A powerful one to be sure, but not multiversal.

I'm not into DnD so i don't know how accurate that is, but at least in 5e it mentions the liquid is red:

You regain 2d4 + 2 Hit Points when you drink this potion. The potion's red liquid glimmers when agitated.

So if it was blue (or green or whatever) at the past, chances are they changed it to align with the color everyone else is using :-P

The reason for the coloration was that Potions of Extra Healing used to have troll's blood (greenish-black) as a primary component.

 

[Lambach]

I've been reading up on some V5 lore recently. I had a pretty good idea of what they were doing with that version and the overall changes long before now, but I recently wanted to get into the nitty-gritty of some major events, courtesy of nostalgia.

Holy Mary Mother of god.

The Tremere Inner Council, a group of 7 800+ year-old-Vampires, with Auspex, Dominate and not to mention Thaumaturgy ranks out the fucking wazzoo who've been playing the Cammarilla (and by extension, most of the mortal world) like a fiddle for an odd century or two, caught completely unawares by a team composed of USSCOM* , some meat-headed Vatican hunters and a bunch of HueHueHues and promptly destroyed. I'm not even shitposting in the slightest, this is how it happens, according to V5 lore. There's so much shit I could also point out here, but the sheer, raw absurdity of what I've already said is an accurate portrayal of the rest.

*this is what destroys 800-year-old demigods whose minds and powers are well beyond that of any human being who ever lived:

 

[Storyfag]

I've been reading up on some V5 lore recently. I had a pretty good idea of what they were doing with that version and the overall changes long before now, but I recently wanted to get into the nitty-gritty of some major events, courtesy of nostalgia.

Holy Mary Mother of god.

The Tremere Inner Council, a group of 7 800+ year-old-Vampires, with Auspex, Dominate and not to mention Thaumaturgy ranks out the fucking wazzoo who've been playing the Cammarilla (and by extension, most of the mortal world) like a fiddle for an odd century or two, caught completely unawares by a team composed of USSCOM* , some meat-headed Vatican hunters and a bunch of HueHueHues and promptly destroyed. I'm not even shitposting in the slightest, this is how it happens, according to V5 lore. There's so much shit I could also point out here, but the sheer, raw absurdity of what I've already said is an accurate portrayal of the rest.

*this is what destroys 800-year-old demigods whose minds and powers are well beyond that of any human being who ever lived:

Yes, the V5 lore is terribad. The fall of House Tremere is so disgraceful that I cannot even feel glee for the fate of those who dared to usurp the Dragons' blood.

 

[DeepOcean]

It is also unrealistic, George Soros is still alive, they dont even know their own lore.

 

[Delterius]

caught completely unawares by a team composed of USSCOM* , some meat-headed Vatican hunters and a bunch of HueHueHues and promptly destroyed.

vampires cope

2,000 years of accumulating mystical power only to be destroyed by some kansas kid operating a predator drone to pay off his mortgage

i believe this calls for an 'america fuck yeah'

 

[rusty_shackleford]

who would win:
v*mpire cucks
or
tens of millions of american true faith believers capable of turning v*mpires to dust just by touching them

 

[Lambach]

who would win:
v*mpire cucks
or
tens of millions of american true faith believers capable of turning v*mpires to dust just by touching them

Well, I'll be, I never thought of it that way. I guess stuffing cheeseburgers down your throat until you're too fat too walk could indeed be considered a form of religious devotion worthy of True Faith.

 

[rusty_shackleford]

who would win:
v*mpire cucks
or
tens of millions of american true faith believers capable of turning v*mpires to dust just by touching them

Well, I'll be, I never thought of it that way. I guess stuffing cheeseburgers down your throat until you're too fat too walk could indeed be considered a form of religious devotion worthy of True Faith.

iirc there's a reference to a guy who has true faith due to his faith in capitalism and can ward off evils with his credit card

 

[Lambach]

iirc there's a reference to a guy who has true faith due to his faith in capitalism and can ward off evils with his credit card

Well fuck, Vamps going extinct because every trophy housewife has True Faith now.

 

[Storyfag]

who would win:
v*mpire cucks
or
tens of millions of american true faith believers capable of turning v*mpires to dust just by touching them

Well, I'll be, I never thought of it that way. I guess stuffing cheeseburgers down your throat until you're too fat too walk could indeed be considered a form of religious devotion worthy of True Faith.

iirc there's a reference to a guy who has true faith due to his faith in capitalism and can ward off evils with his credit card

No, that's just a Ventrue lying upholding the Masquerade about the origin of his Domination powers.

 

[Alienman]

BG potion of healing:

NWN potion of heal:

These are older games, you see it more often in later games (still there in older games too but the more you go back the less games take advantage of existing knowledge players have). A better check is to simply do a google image search for "Healing Potions", here is what i get right at the top of the results:

Red liquid in transparent vial is pretty much the "standard" for healing potions.

You don't wanna trip in the dungeon and land on the top right one.

 

[DeepOcean]

who would win:
v*mpire cucks
or
tens of millions of american true faith believers capable of turning v*mpires to dust just by touching them

Well half of the US is worried about which pronoum they gonna use and the other half is worried about jews dominating the world. The only thing vampires need is to use Fampyr as a pronoum and jews were always competition, so fuck them.