It’s a very busy weekend for Renegade! We’ve got a booth set up at Gamehole Con in Madison, WI where some of you are getting to play Anne Rice’s Immortal Universe TTRPG for the first time.
Are you at Gamehole con and looking for us? Head down to the south end of the lobby. If you catch Lestat’s eye then you’re in the right place.
We’ve also uploaded our Immortal Universe TTRPG Producer Interview as its own video on YouTube so if you haven’t seen it yet check it out here!
For today’s update we wanted to touch a little bit on the three pillars you see on our prelaunch page.
Blood Love Eternity
With all the kinds of vampires and vampirism in the world a lot of time was spent really examining what’s core to our vampires.
Blood
Life-giving, hunger-sating, blood is a core aspect of vampirism. There is always a price to pay. Whether you’re a vampire looking to avoid harming humans or you’re all-in on biting necks it’s blood that fuels you and it will always be calling to your instincts.
Love
Just as blood is the core of a vampire's physical hunger, love is the core of their emotional hunger, and love comes in many forms. If you hold on to it over centuries it can morph, from simple lust to dark obsession. So many stories in the Immortal Universe are driven by love (no spoilers!) so it’s only natural that it becomes a core part of the game.
Eternity
All that remains. If you tear down the life you’ve made you can rebuild it again and again ad infinitum. When you watch the people and places you care about continue to change and grow while you stay the same as something outside of the changing world. Is the love and joy of the now worth the pain and loneliness of the inevitable future?
There is always tomorrow to build on, and always past memories to dwell on as well.
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