Recent content by Montesque

@ Warspawned I like the enthusiasm, but remember we're not trying to completely revamp the Blood dragons, just modify the existing list for 8th E. That said, I love a lot of your ideas, and would fully support you starting a seperate project dealing with Brettoniafying the Blood Dragons...

That...Is freaking amazing. If we can get permission for that, that totally needs to be the front of the compiled bloodline list.

Agreed

wow. Never expected my question to spark such a debate, eheh. Personally, I'm in favor of continuing the project. I mean, if you think the new book encompasses the bloodlines sufficiently, great. Play with just those, and that's fine. But I also like the options that the user created...

I vote yay. I think that the additional army/power choices created by the Bloodline system went above and beyond the rather half-hearted efforts GW has made to represent the rich backstory of the Warhammer vampires. I love and use the bloodlines systems CN has come up with, and plan to...

Sorry if this was confirmed or denied somewhere in the middle of this thread, as I didn't read the entire thing, but is the Bloodlines project going to be reinstated due to its regrettable absence in an otherwise nifty book?

"Unless I am very much mistaken, Alwin, I believe you will find that dear Cecilia was the last other woman in this blighted company."

Montesque finished his song and returned the lute to his room. He looked about the room and noticed that consensus seemed to have fallen upon Mortis. He shrugged, and turned to listen to Cecilia's tale.

Sensing the darkening mood of the room, as night (and the time to vote) once again approaches, Montesque retreated to his room, and soon returned carrying a small lute, one of the few personal effects he had been able to grab before the Baron's men dragged him away. He had overheard the only...

"point of order, Bartolome, it was Darius who tested the warpstone by letting it infect his bloodstream. I haven't grown quite that desperate, as of yet." (He turns to Darius) And you, sir, I believe misunderstood the experiment. If you mutate, then you will indeed be proven free of the...

"point of order, Bartolome, it was Darius who tested the warpstone by letting it infect his bloodstream. I haven't grown quite that desperate, as of yet." (He turns to Darius) And you, sir, I believe misunderstood the experiment. If you mutate, then you will indeed be proven free of the...

So, only the spots marking the numbers 1 and 2 are made of warpstone? On both dice?

"One with a singularly twisted sense of humor, it would appear." Montesque carefully placed the dice back on the table and stared at them for some time. He then pulled a sheaf of notes from his copious pockets and flipped through them, until he found the particular one he was looking for...

Montesque shook his head. He was fairly certain that whoever rolled the dice, the numbers would remain the same. He picked up the die that rolled nine, and examined it. (ATTN: DoN, please, what do the other sides read?)

Well, at least our last meals will be in style, thought Montesque. He wandered over to where a number of the other guests were inspecting the dice, and watched them roll them repeatedly, coming up with the same numbers every time. (to the room in general, as if thinking out loud) "Now...