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30 Day Challenge

So, I’ve seen a number of people posting this September about the “Dungeons & Dragons 30 Day Challenge.” It seems to be basically a list of topics for folks to blog/comment about, so we have unified themes for various blogs over the month. So far, there have been some very interesting posts brought about this. I was going to jump on the bandwagon, as I am nothing if not a follower. But, I’m not sure if I have anything particularly interesting to add to the topics. Also, I’m not really in a D&D mood right now (despite one of my favorite games in a while starting up again tonight). So, I decided to modify it into a 30 Day Challenge for my OTHER favorite game of all time—Vampire: The Masquerade.

So, here’s the original “rules” for the 30 Day Challenge.



image swiped from Polar Bear Dreams and Stranger Things

Here’s my initial remix for Vampire. I might need to edit these as I give them some more thought.

Day 1-How you got started
Day 2-Favorite Camarilla Clan
Day 3-Favorite Non-Camarilla Clan
Day 4-Favorite City/Setting
Day 5-Your favorite set of dice/individual die
Day 6-Favorite Path of Enlightenment
Day 7-Favorite Edition
Day 8-Favorite Character You Have Played
Day 9-Favorite Character You Haven’t Played
Day 10-Craziest thing that’s happened that you saw (to party/character/your players etc)
Day 11-Favorite Adventure You Have Ran
Day 12-Favorite Scene Location
Day 13-Favorite Alternate Setting
Day 14-Favorite NPC
Day 15-Favorite Enemy
Day 16-Favorite Other Entity from the World of Darkness (Mortal)
Day 17-Favorite Other Entity from the World of Darkness (Werewolf)
Day 18-Favorite Other Entity from the World of Darkness (Mage/Sorcerer)
Day 19-Favorite Other Entity from the World of Darkness (Wraith)
Day 20-Favorite Other Entity from the World of Darkness (Changeling)
Day 21-Favorite Methuselah
Day 22-Favorite Entity Overall
Day 23-Least Favorite Entity Overall
Day 24-Favorite Background
Day 25-Favorite McGuffin
Day 26-Favorite Discipline
Day 27-A character you want to play in the future
Day 28-A character you will never play ever again
Day 29-Favorite Supplement

Day 30-Best DM You’ve Had
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