Least favourite occult
Between Vampires, Spellcasters and Werewolves which one is your least favourite occult and what did you expected from them?
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There are two different ways to answer this.
On a gameplay level, even though they're the occult I actually play the most, I'd have to agree that Spellcasters are the most bland. There's a lot they can't do (though I personally don't mind the lack of crossover too much. Sam Haight still haunts my TTRPG nightmares, and I never actually used him in my games) I like to play them because I like the spell cheats, and the other two occults have either hunger or rage that has to be managed, while Spellcasters can just be normal people with magic. But I do acknowledge that they are the weakest - gameplay wise - of the three.
On a personal level, I've never really liked playing vampires. Not Vampires in the Sims, just playing vampires in general. Villain Protagonists aren't stories I'm interested in exploring, and I was over Angsty/Friendly Neighborhood Vampires well before Twilight was ever put to page.
On a gameplay level, even though they're the occult I actually play the most, I'd have to agree that Spellcasters are the most bland. There's a lot they can't do (though I personally don't mind the lack of crossover too much. Sam Haight still haunts my TTRPG nightmares, and I never actually used him in my games) I like to play them because I like the spell cheats, and the other two occults have either hunger or rage that has to be managed, while Spellcasters can just be normal people with magic. But I do acknowledge that they are the weakest - gameplay wise - of the three.
On a personal level, I've never really liked playing vampires. Not Vampires in the Sims, just playing vampires in general. Villain Protagonists aren't stories I'm interested in exploring, and I was over Angsty/Friendly Neighborhood Vampires well before Twilight was ever put to page.
