Author: Markus S.

I noticed that all corruption moves triggered by something the MC does to a character (e.g. the Immortal’s and Oracle’s corruption moves) have been replaced with new corruption moves triggered by a choice made by the character. I really like that change!

Hells bells, 1.000 backers! 😀

(And New York maps for everyone!)

A couple of questions about Let It Out 2.0:

What constitutes “letting out the power within” for you? Does any use of supernatural abilities not covered by Archetype moves suffice (e.g. a Vampire using his supernatural senses to adjust his eyes to seeing by moonlight)? Does it take a display of more power than is required to fuel archetype moves? Somethig in between?

How do Mortals let out the power within them?

Basic moves question, not related to the 2.0 update:

Vampire Vlad’s door is kicked in by an NPC monster hunter and the MC tells Vlad’s player the hunter is about to fire his shotgun at Vlad.

Vlad dives to cover to avoid being hit.

Which move does he use? Escape or Keep Your Cool?

The naming of the Unleash and Let It Out moves is a little confusing to me. I keep mistaking one for the other when thinking about the game. “Unleash the power within you” makes as much or even more sense to me than “unleash an attack”. Or maybe it’s just me being a non-native speaker.

To me, renaming Unleash into something more clearly referring to an attack would be helpful. Like, “Unleash An Attack”. ^^

How do you guys handle debts in the fiction?

Do you write down for each debt what it is owed for? If yes, do you integrate this into the fiction each time a debt is cashed in?

Or are debts, once taken, just a mechanical currency that is simply counted and spent for a mechanical effect?

My guess is: Somewhere in between both extremes. But what should I aim for when playing the game for the first time?