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Or more generally what would the nobility of Wallachia have worn during his time period for such events?

Do any of the 2nd edition supplements for Reign provide support for passing laws mechanically and their effects, as well as technological advancement of primitive societies to more complex ones?

Let's take the 3 kinds of salubri for example, with the 3 kinds of valeren. Did Saulot himself create them all, including the different valeren branches, did he embrace some caitiff with the new bloodline and inceptor merits who created them themselves, or were caitiff bloodline founders spawned unintentionally but then legitimized as equivalent bloodlines in the clan as a happy accident?

Could Arikel just embrace someone and be like hey your presence only has fear based powers now, my new Spookiador spawn? At will at, any point in time?

Could Tzimisce do the same and decide vicissitude really needs a cousin that affects nonliving matter?

Or were all the legitimized bloodlines just happy accidents that proved useful??

Whether it's by truly remaining hidden, and disappearing anyone who found out, successfully making the rest of the Order of Hermes into blood familiars, etc.

Somehow the Tremere were never outed to the rest of Magekind. Or maybe it became one of those open secrets that the Order of Hermes just doesn't acknowledge because it would shatter them.

How do you imagine the order would look like by the modern nights?

Personally I imagine (if it's an open secret)

1. Each Hermetic chantry is led by a Tremere Domina or Dominus. With the most loyal members of the chantry being her blood familiars, and treated lavishly. Their jobs being to keep the non bonded mages in line. Every now and then a Domina or Dominus might go "missing" but they are always replaced by an even more iron-fisted one so few bother with coups anymore.

2. The order becomes even more secretive with other traditions, with the inner workings of the order becoming even more opaque. If the other traditions find out it would make the OG Massassa War Look Like a reenactment in comparison. As it would be most if not all traditions against the Order of Hermes.

3. The Technique of having Blood Familiars would likely be refined as to reduce any ill effects of it, and increase any benefits the Vamp gains.

4. Clan Tremere goes from being a major force in the camarilla to being the hegemons of the sect.

5. Saulot be salivating.

If it's truly hidden:

1. House Tremere becomes extremely reclusive.

2. Clan Tremere probably doesn't play too open a role in either Vamp or Mage politics, at least not openly so. Any gains would be done via proxies and shell organizations.

3. Saulot be salivating (less so).

Thoughts?

How did it affect the actual roleplay, why did they go with that one, etc, etc?

The last time I put it in my character they got instagibbed and I wasn't able to actually explore it as a player.

So far as an ST I have yet to have a player choose it as a flaw in CC.

So to start I am a V20 and prior lover, I love those editions though they do have their faults.

V6 is weird,

it has a lot of cool changes

It also has a lot of bad changes (such as merging protean and animalism, and replacing serpentis with corruption which just isn't as cool (VDA20 serpentis my love))

However I actually kinda like the new dualist humanity system? I feel like it could actually be an interesting change to the game system. I like that your human nature and beast nature provide different bonuses and penalties. I do feel like the system needs more dots as it feels pretty easy to lose a character one way or another.

I might prefer the new humanity system if and only if it's able to handle paths of enlightenment well. Which I'm not sure if it will be able to?

What do y'all think about the dualist system?

Any other wishes for the new system in other parts? (Mine is that they bring back the discipline creation rules like what we had in time of Thin-blood)

Specifically looking for a TTRPG where I could set out a blank map, give the players access to a couple fantasy races to choose from, and they could create different kingdoms and polities of different kinds, and have them evolve throughout the timeline.

It could be a game where the country is your character or one where you're playing the rulers of said fictional countries and shaping it for future generations, etc.

It would also be nice if they had good FoundryVTT support too!

Any suggestions?