Post originally by Josh Shaw at 2004-10-06 00:54:55
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I just totatly don't see how you fail to get The Seven, it's one of the best ideas in the book and I'm looking forward to their splatbook (there will be splatbooks I assume).

You're reasonably normal, you're walking around in the world, and all of a sudden, totally without your consent, you've been changed into a blood drinking serial killer. I don't know what your reaction to that would be (Oh, wow, now I have cool vampiric powers and chicks will dig me), but I'd be flipp'n ticked off. I'd want a piece of the idiot who did this to me.

Assuming I got through that OK, I now know that there are hordes of crazed murderers running around lose. Let's go get them. OK, I can't tell people about being a vampire, 'cause then they'd lock me up, but there's probably plenty of other involuntary vamps that are just as PO'ed as I'm. We get together, form a club, decide on a secret handshake, pool our money for some guns and body armor, and poof, we're in business.

The only real question is whether or not to advertise. Not having a handle makes us harder to find and is sneakier, but a good logo helps us to find more recruits. More importantly, it puts the fear of Satan into the cold hearts of the opposition. Remember, this is about bloody vengence, not just finding the optimum solution.

I'm going to be playing in a friends campaign soon, but if I ever get to run VtR, I could see running an all Seven campaign. Vampires hunting vampires, infiltration, intrigue, and desperate battles with foes as bad ass as you are. Sounds like fun to me.