Yael
2015-04-29, 04:53 PM
I just got a copy from a friend of the Immortal: The Quickening 20th aniversary edition, which updates Highlander to the World of Darkness (before nWoD I think), and I gave it a read.
Got, dayum, they are really beyond normal standards. Sure, they still are human-like beings, but their statistics scale really hard, and their abilities (especially their healing rate) also their immunities and the addition of Dark Quickening (which is literally ten times worth a normal dot in Quickening) give them even more power and versitality because of their capability of absorbing "Dark Quickening" from supernatural creatures.
Also, their Age background and availability to take backgrounds from systems like Mage (Arcana, Dream, Library, etc) lets them start far beyond their teammates if playing a World of Darkness campaign.
What are your thoughts about this dudes? I know that they have enough restrictions and rules (two) about being Immortal and the stuff about the Gathering and all, but in a straight World of Darkness game (with mixed creatures) are they overpowered?
Got, dayum, they are really beyond normal standards. Sure, they still are human-like beings, but their statistics scale really hard, and their abilities (especially their healing rate) also their immunities and the addition of Dark Quickening (which is literally ten times worth a normal dot in Quickening) give them even more power and versitality because of their capability of absorbing "Dark Quickening" from supernatural creatures.
Also, their Age background and availability to take backgrounds from systems like Mage (Arcana, Dream, Library, etc) lets them start far beyond their teammates if playing a World of Darkness campaign.
What are your thoughts about this dudes? I know that they have enough restrictions and rules (two) about being Immortal and the stuff about the Gathering and all, but in a straight World of Darkness game (with mixed creatures) are they overpowered?