After multiple playthroughs, it dawned on me that the character creation system in this game is significantly toned down when compared to other CYOA games. Yes, you get to influence what Skills and Attributes you have, but when it comes to actually describing your character, it doesn't even qualify in the realm of 'bare bones.' It's more like... the marrow in side the bones. The only distinguishing characteristics about your protagonist that you get to signify are their gender, a rough estimate of...

Just bought the game and played about 2.5 hours of it in one go. Among the things I particularly enjoy about the story so far, is how this seems to be the first Masquerade game I've come across in a while, where you can tell your Humanity to go straight to hell! Seriously, nearly every other Masquerade game that's been produced lately has agonized over the importance of keeping your Humanity in check, and how we should feel tormented over the idea of giving into our monstrous impulses. ♥♥♥♥ that; I wan...

Are all these Masquerade games interconnected or are they standalone stories?”

Is there any word if the author for this one is making a second one? Most of the other VTM games Ive seen are either really linear, or crap, or both. Night Roads was alright I guess but his new one is WtA. (Way better than Night Roads) PoK is by far the best one Ive read so I was wondering for any news....

Why didn't Corliss & Co. kill the Prince?