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Hunter: The Vigil
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What are you looking for as far as format goes for character applications?
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You can call me "Dolph" if you need a name. I could care less what you call as long as you don't call me during dinner. Or any other meal. Leg.
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This game I am running or Hunter: The Vigil?
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So, Hunter is regular Joes that have decided to fight back. The thing I like about running this game is it can go in a million different ways. You can use the Vampire, Werewolf, or other White Wolf games as monsters or go your own way. It can go from H.P. Lovecraft to alien invasions to fighting demonic invasions. My game will be a player directed, in a way, game. Based on your backgrounds and choices in game this game can go anywhere.
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Alright, I'm interested. Never played before, but I've got this idea of a sniper whose sister was killed by something, which is why he joined the military. Not too sure where to go from there, but I'm reading up on that page you gave us.
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I think that can work. For freedom of movement it might be better if the character is former military. I should add that I did 4 1/2 years in the Army Infantry with two tours, so I could help rounding out realism for the character.
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Powerlifters get no love. Gym rats give them funny looks for the weird crap they do with iron. Everyday people give them funny looks for the huge amounts of food they eat. And nobody except other powerlifters give them any sort of look when they do their thing; not even when they are breaking records. Heck, it is hard to even get the lifters' families to come to the meets.
Rudolph Fryebush is thinking of all this and more as he drives home from the RPS (Revolution Powerlifting Syndicate) Nationals. The drive from Schenectady, PA back home to Manchester, NH is taking longer than the drive out, mostly due to construction that wasn't being done on Friday evening, but began Monday morning. He drives his flat black 2012 Dodge Charger relatively conservatively. He certainly can handle faster-paced driving, but right now he is sore all over doesn't want to rely on a fast reaction time from muscles that just may not respond. "Siri, send text...Princess Buttercup...As you wish...Send." He Dolph smiles at the Princess Bride reference. Six A.M., he figures Krissie is awake by now, probably has breakfast on the table and the kids ready for summer camp. He hadn't texted her earlier in the morning because sleep is rare enough for either of them, but especially rare when one of them has to be a temporary single parent. A text came back. "I wish my parents had been able to stay with the kids. My big strong man deserved some celebratory personal attention." He certainly can't disagree there. He had wanted to celebrate last night, but instead, he did a couple quick interviews with PowerCast and Iron Radio, had a beer with Tone and Gene and their wives, and went to sleep. Well, after eating 3,405 calories over six hours to make up for only having 1,355 before and during the meet. "Thanks, babe. You were right about the deadlift, I let my balls hang out there and really went for it on my third attempt. 831. Wow. Thanks for all your support!...Send." As he drives up US 3 in Mass, he stops at Subway and orders half the shaved steak they have. For breakfast. A quick call to work - he is an actuary for an agricultural insurance firm in Bow - and he is back on the road. He sends three more texts as he gets closer, one at the state border, one when he reminds Krissie to mention Punk's shaking to the vet, and once to ask if he should pick anything up at Market Basket before coming home. Yippy! Thanks, I almost forgot. No, we're all set, see you soon. Dolph likes his neighborhood. When he was a kid, knowing French was almost a requirement to buy anything at the local stores, but now, the names are mostly the same, but the language is gone. He knows enough to carry on a conversation to this day, thanks to volunteering at the local nursing home. Massive colonials sidle up next to industrial housing with a mixture of GI Bill specials from WWII and 1970s split-level ranches interspersed among the remaining lots. He looks at the time. 8:55. Oh well. She probably already left for the day. Just as well, he can take a nap and then go in to work for 1:00. As he turns into the driveway, he gets excited. Her Sedona is still in the driveway, the driver's side sliding door open. The kids must have been running late. Some quick hugs and kisses before they leave. It seems like only yesterday he was holding Jackie and Chris in his arms, trying to take both twins in at once through tears of joy and tears of fear. When Hannah came along in less than two years, it was the same thing all over again; wondering how he could ever fulfill all the love he was feeling right then. Now, ten years after Hannah's birth, he is sometimes left wondering how he could ever possibly hold on tight enough to never let them go. His mood abruptly changes as he enters the house. The smell immediately transported him back to FOB Shkin. The unique smell of blood, sweat, offal, and what he can only describe as fear. His training takes over and he slips his hand inside the coat closet, quietly removing his pistol-gripped shotgun. He thumbs the magazine release open so that there is a little noise as possible. He visually clears the front room. Jackie's shoes are by the couch. Bloody paw prints make their way out of the kitchen and into the hallway. Hannah's iPod is lodged in the drywall next to the gas fireplace. He follows the prints. He pumps a round of birdshot into the chamber and steps into the hallway. The back door hangs from one hinge, the frame around it splintered. He quickly checks the back yard, nothing there. He runs into the kitchen, finally remembering to call 911 as he goes. The operator calls in a dead call - no one on the other end - and the cops arrive shortly to find Dolph passed out on a not-easily identifiable pile of charnel. Rudolph Fryebush is freakishly strong, but doesn't look it. At 198lbs, he holds the US Record for deadlift in a full meet at 831lbs. He is only 5'6" with arms that almost reach his knees and hands as large as a professional basketball player's. His freckled skin, blue eyes and reddish-blonde hair make him a perfect resident of New England. He is smart. At least with numbers, but all the social graces he has had to be learned. His wife and kids were attacked by a wild animal on a Monday morning in July. He was cleared of all wrong-doing. Nobody ever found the family bullmastiff, Punk, and the police always said she must have been carried away, or chased the animal out. No explanation was ever offered for what could have wrought so much destruction, though. As the years passed and he got no answers, he slipped deeper into his obsession of finding what - yeti, werewolf, el chupracabra, whatever - killed his family. He, naturally, lost all friends and eventually his job. He continued to live off of dividends from his investments which were bolstered by the insurance money. Training, amphetamines and steroids consumed any downtime he had. Fox Mulder has gone on record to say that Dolph is over the edge.
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You can call me "Dolph" if you need a name. I could care less what you call as long as you don't call me during dinner. Or any other meal. Leg.
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I like it! Everyone waiting to put in an app don't feel you need to do quite this much. If your stuck, write what you know about. If you're an OEF veteran power lifter, go with it. If you're a bookish type who has never gotten into a fight in their life, there is room for you in this game.
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An OEF veteran powerlifter...whose family is alive and well (and growing!).
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You can call me "Dolph" if you need a name. I could care less what you call as long as you don't call me during dinner. Or any other meal. Leg.
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If I submit an application of a Doctor whose hand has been eaten by something, can he have a bionic hand that could possibly be more powerful (in strength or has demonic power, perhaps shoot laser to be extreme)? or do we still have to play by the currently technology rule?
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Current technology. As far as your characters know the world is pretty much normal with just that experience to make you take up the Vigil.
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Sorry I'm just getting to it. Email notifications not working.
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