Tremere's Chantry/Baali Acceptance

When PC becomes trusted at Chantry as Baali, shouldn't they allow him to explore it a bit?
It could be great opportunity for more quests, meeting other Baali, meeting guy who actually send that book how to survive as Baali etc.
It's just annoying when you are "member" of Tremere Clan/Chantry and they still teleport you as you were just a stranger...

They do the same to a Tremere in vanilla and CE.

Dragatus wrote:

They do the same to a Tremere in vanilla and CE.

Yup
I wish Troika (or whatever made the game) finished it. It was well rushed but community managed to fix the bugs. Game, sadly, will never be complete though  
I really wanted to explore that Chantry, its so mysterious and kind of...majestic!
Tremere Architecture is impressive.

Eclipse wrote:

...Tremere Architecture is impressive.

But their taste in wallpaper is horrible.

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Stfu it's magic.
:-)

Yeah, well, only horrible wallpaper can hide the runes crafted into it. Nobody takes a look at that pattern long enough to notice the ... patterns, if you know what I mean.   

Too bad the Tremere had to steal their blood magic from the Setites in the first place. *grin*

Claudia wrote:

Stfu it's magic.
:-)

Yep. It's for protecting the chantry. Any invader will be blind from staring at it before they can reach any significant part of the building.

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Childe of Malkav wrote:

Claudia wrote:

Stfu it's magic.
:-)

Yep. It's for protecting the chantry. Any invader will be blind from staring at it before they can reach any significant part of the building.

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Except that little patch of library. Some of the books there could be interesting, especially about creatures.

joemarra052075 wrote:

Too bad the Tremere had to steal their blood magic from the Setites in the first place.  *grin*

AND dablerierising Saulot, that must've some impact on Tremere. I think that reinforced their magic abilities

Eclipse wrote:

joemarra052075 wrote:

Too bad the Tremere had to steal their blood magic from the Setites in the first place.  *grin*

AND dablerierising Saulot, that must've some impact on Tremere. I think that reinforced their magic abilities

Except that Saulot was actually an evil mastermind who planed his own Dablerie and transfered his mind into the body of Tremere, then had his clan killed.

Each book states it differently.

I'd go with the Aliens theory from the Red Death Trilogy.

joemarra052075 wrote:

Eclipse wrote:

joemarra052075 wrote:

Too bad the Tremere had to steal their blood magic from the Setites in the first place.  *grin*

AND dablerierising Saulot, that must've some impact on Tremere. I think that reinforced their magic abilities

Except that Saulot was actually an evil mastermind who planed his own Dablerie and transfered his mind into the body of Tremere, then had his clan killed.

Also, what I know (and my knowledge is very "unstable") Obeah can heal, even resurrect but with a cost: a bit of "victim's soul". If somebody relies on Salubri and their Obeah, their soul is screwed. Damn Unicorns!

That's what I keep telling people, but nobody wants to believe how evil and twisted Sally actually is.

Dragatus wrote:

That's what I keep telling people, but nobody wants to believe how evil and twisted Sally actually is.

Yeah, just read "Gentlemen's Guide to Vampires" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXxtNIA4Q_0) , + White Wolf Wika. That's my main source of knowlege.
Still, there are more evil clans. Sallies are hunted because of their decieving and draining nature whereas some clans are more devil. Tzimisce for example. They freaking tear the s*!t from you and make monstrosities you couldn't imagine!
Salubri doesn't fit in with Sabbat though...

Eclipse wrote:

Dragatus wrote:

That's what I keep telling people, but nobody wants to believe how evil and twisted Sally actually is.

Yeah, just read "Gentlemen's Guide to Vampires" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXxtNIA4Q_0) , + White Wolf Wika. That's my main source of knowlege.
Still, there are more evil clans. Sallies are hunted because of their decieving and draining nature whereas some clans are more devil. Tzimisce for example. They freaking tear the s*!t from you and make monstrosities you couldn't imagine!
Salubri doesn't fit in with Sabbat though...

Oh no, not another bloody wand wielding D&D kid playing at being undead...  
And why do they always underestimate my imagination  

I keep telling this to your boss, and that funny italian godfather time and again: "You're not an Antediluvian if you haven't sat on a mountain yourself and waited for the floods to subside."

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Childe of Malkav wrote:

Eclipse wrote:

Dragatus wrote:

That's what I keep telling people, but nobody wants to believe how evil and twisted Sally actually is.

Yeah, just read "Gentlemen's Guide to Vampires" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXxtNIA4Q_0) , + White Wolf Wika. That's my main source of knowlege.
Still, there are more evil clans. Sallies are hunted because of their decieving and draining nature whereas some clans are more devil. Tzimisce for example. They freaking tear the s*!t from you and make monstrosities you couldn't imagine!
Salubri doesn't fit in with Sabbat though...

Oh no, not another bloody wand wielding D&D kid playing at being undead...  
And why do they always underestimate my imagination  

I keep telling this to your boss, and that funny italian godfather time and again: "You're not an Antediluvian if you haven't sat on a mountain yourself and waited for the floods to subside."

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What's D&D, I might ask? Sorry if it suprises you but I've never heard of Game which would've been called D&D.
And might I again ask, what are you going about?

Dungeons & Dragons, the oldest and most famous tabletop RPG.

Dragatus wrote:

Dungeons & Dragons, the oldest and most famous tabletop RPG.

Not famous enough for me to know it

You can't be a table top player and not know that Dungeon is.

Claudia wrote:

You can't be a table top player and not know that Dungeon is.

Everything is possible, my friend  
Or at least, many many many things possible.  

Eclipse wrote:

Dragatus wrote:

Dungeons & Dragons, the oldest and most famous tabletop RPG.

Not famous enough for me to know it

I still find it strange how you can be unfamiliar with the first and most popular p&p RPG. Oh well, the world is full of strange things.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dungeons_%26_Dragons