The Book of Nod

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Legends of the UndeadThe first vampires remember their first nights, but do not speak of them Others have heard tales, but know better than to believe them The wise speak of The Book of Nod, but none have seen this fabled book of ancient lore.These are their talesTheir stories begin with the Chronicle of Caine and the earliest nights of the vampire The Chronicles of Shadows reveals Caine s hidden teachings Finally, the Chronicle of Secrets unveils the deepest mysteries of the Damned, including the coming of dread Gehenna. New Read [ The Book of Nod ] by [ Sam Chupp ] – kino-fada.fr I heart, heart, heart apocryphal game writing In universe metafiction has always appealed to me, even the oft maligned flash fiction at the head of RPG chapters The Book of Nod is a great example, whether you are using it as a prop or for your own enjoyment It s graphic storytelling that isn t...Interesting book, and I like how from cover to end it is written in a way that seems like a non fiction book.In the beginning there was only CaineCaine who sacrificed his brother out of loveCaine who was cast outCaine who was cursed forever with immortalityCaine who was cursed with the lust for blood,It is Caine from whom we all come,Our Sire s Sire The Book of NodOne of the reasons I prefer Vampire the Masquerade to Vampire The Requiem is the mythology Millenarianism is pretty pass now, and I bet for a lot of people the word would make them think of another damn thinkpiece about how Millenials ar In the beginning there was only CaineCaine who sacrificed his brother out of loveCaine who was cast outCaine who was cursed forever with immortalityCaine who was cursed with the lust for blood,It is Caine from whom we all come,Our Sire s Sire The Book of NodOne of the reasons I prefer Vampire the Masquerade to Vampire The Requiem is the mythology Millenarianism is pretty pass...This book is fascinating Exploring VTM lore all over again, now as a grown adult, has been an absolutely marvelous experience so far This piece specifically is one of those I cherish most Beautifully dark twists and turns it makes to most known biblical myths are very subtle, they help you get exactly the right vibe My favorite parts are the poetic ones, beautifully written and intense Most illustrations are also filled with emotion and truly captivate your attention, make you want to study This book is fascinating Exploring VTM lore all over again, now as a grown adult, has been an absolutely marvelous experience so far This piece specifically is one of those I cherish most Beautifully dark twists and turns it makes to most known biblical myths are very subtle, they help you get exactly the right vibe My favorite parts are the poetic ones, beautifully written and intense Most illustrations are also filled with emotion and truly captivate your attention, make you want to study them In later parts of the book the style of narrative feels like it s a non fictional read, even though it s very obvious that it is I feel like this helps the reader to consume information easily and also intrigues to learnOn the last part loved the plot twist, but not the character I m also pretty sure she s not there for me to like her, so it s okay Overall it...I was inspired to dig this out again after watching Taliesin Jaffe s Vampire The Masquerade campaign on Geek and Sundry Have wonderful memories of playing the game and this was a lovely artefact from those times.Everything was going so well before Ayisha Jocastation s tacked on epilogue it s not called that but it s the closest word I could find While I understand WHY it was added, I don t agree that it improved the book In fact, that s why I pulled it down from 5 to 4 stars I think if it wereconcise, I might have beenforgiving.The rest of the book with mainly DeLaurent and sometimes Beckett between the stories verses is actually rather entertaining and has given me a lot to play wi Everything was going so well before Ayisha Jocastation s tacked on epilogue it s not called that but it s the closest word I could find While I understand WHY it was added, I don t agree that it improved the book In fact, that s why I pulled it down from 5 to 4 stars I ...Good even if you haven t played the game Illustrations are beautiful.I read this book early in my High School career and remember being inspired by the art work I remember also that the book was almost like reading a series of poems that told the story I believe this book was created for a role playing game that I never got into it was a friend s book I actually liked the name Lilith from the book so much, it was one of the two names my wife and I were going to name our first child, and the other was a play on the same name, Lillian Though we had a boy and h I read this book early in my High School career and remember being inspired by the art work I remember also that the book was almost like reading a series of poems that told the story I believe this book was created for a role playing game that I never got into it was a friend s boo...Really loved the book also have the Chronicle of the back labyrinth.Love art,an the book has wonderful way about how the black an white pages an art work alone are so beautiful It really expresses the way things are at that moment.You can almost feel the pain of man transforming ...A friend gave this to me to read It s interesting It tells about Caine, the first vampire, his teachings and of the relationships between different groups of vampires It s told mostly through poetry which is very well written The art work is inc...

The Book of Nod
  • English
  • 02 February 2018
  • Paperback
  • 134 pages
  • 1565040783
  • Sam Chupp
  • The Book of Nod