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Submitted by ArchDevil on Sun, 12/12/2004 - 17:50

anyone have any news or knowledge of this?
as far as i know the vtm is dead, and vtr is to replace it. apparently its more of a 'system' then it was before. i do't know exactly what that means, but i imagine its more strict and similar to dnd, from what i'm told.

does anyone own it or have a pdf or know where to get one?

more importantly, does anyone know how to play it and want to teach me (and others?) to play?

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Submitted by Morrolan on Sun, 12/12/2004 - 22:20.

Wow I totally forgot about the Requiem...thats a good point Arch, we should try to find it and take a look at it. Who knows, it could be interesting :D

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Submitted by Yurith on Sat, 02/19/2005 - 04:50.

You dont see them published in your average RP section of the bookstore. Might be worthwhile to look on Amazon and Ebay

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Submitted by FractalCodec2 on Thu, 03/10/2005 - 03:35.

Is that version before the masq and dark ages, or after? I've never heard of it untill now..

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Submitted by Darklook on Thu, 03/10/2005 - 03:53.

It's after masquerade. I hear it's much more balanced than vtm, but still to fully enjoy the game you will need hundreds of supplemental books that will leave you pennyless (which is why online piracy is greatly adored by whitewolf fans..).

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Submitted by multirp on Fri, 03/11/2005 - 01:15.

Actually, I might be able to get my grubby hands on a copy of V:tR, and report the main major differences, if anyone is interested.

I live near a bookstore that sells rather exotic titles, and I'm almost a hundred percent sure I saw it.

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Submitted by Reaper of All on Sat, 10/29/2005 - 18:58.

There is a lot of difference, but I personaly think that vtr is better. There are a few less arguing points because almost anything can instantly be turned into a dice roll. What mistake people are making is the fact that you do not need to roll for everything. When I GM for my friend it ussually halfway through the fight that we even roll for inititive, because we don't need to make so many rolls as the book says. And I can't find a single suplement book that helps the game in any way.

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