New York, the city that never sleeps. An Ivory Tower. A cesspool. Both Babylon and Bohemia. Home to those who call themselves Sabbat. Denizens of the night, they cry to defy the tyrannous stars and slake their thirst upon those who would see them kneel. Still, they stand at a precipice of inevitability. Can the children of Caine stay united in their holy war, or will they fall upon themselves once more? Only time will tell, and the end of days grows closer with each passing night...
Kings of New York is a One World by Night, Sabbat Vampire, Mind's Eye Theatre game hosted the 4th Monday of every month on our discord.
For KoNY's House Rules: Please see here.
For KoNY's Website, please see: kony.ne-gamer.com
For OWbN Sabbat, please see: sabbat.owbn.net
KoNY NPCs and NPC Packs: here
KoNY Journal Entry Format: here
KoNY City and Chronicle Sheet: here
Rock Paper Scissors Generator: here
KoNY Discord: here
September 21st, 2016
Greetings!
Just a reminder that October is coming and so is Palla!
We will be running as a one night event at our new site location on 10/22.
Anyone wishing to get a handle on organizing things from an IC angle, please contact us at the staff email address. Anyone wanting to get involved OOC (snacks and beverage), please contact us at the staff email address.
Have a great one folks!
Nick
Brandon McAuliffe has joined the chronicle!
Brittany O'Haver has left the chronicle.
September 8th, 2016
Hey guys!
So encase you weren't aware Bridgeport yearly camp out. Here it is below!
http://www.puppetprince.com/chronicles/617-dark-colonybridgeport/posts/571231#comment__572961
You all should totally go!
Adam
August 28th, 2016
Hey guys as promised here is our new game site!
Dance Dimensions
525 South Broadway
Hicksville, NY 11801
~Adam
Jason has joined the chronicle!
August 22nd, 2016
Reminder this next game is this saturday!
Be there!
Also some IC news from the org!
~Adam
What can only be described as an act of God befell Damascus early in the morning on August 21, 2016. The city awoke in the early hours to massive amounts of destruction and fires. The city is stunned at the amount of damage caused before anyone could react. Fire Marshals speculate that all of the fires were completely ablaze within minutes of the first fire starting. Many famous historical landmarks have been completely razed to the ground.
Among those places damaged or destroyed are areas such as The National Museum of Damascus, The Selahedin Statue, The Arc Gate, The Al Azem Palace, Selahedin Mausoleum, Sayyida Ruqayya Mausoleum, The Citadel, St. Ananias Chapel, Hejaz Railway, Damascus Opera House, Temple of Apollo, Bag Al Saghir, and the Hammam Nureddin bath house among others. Other not so famous areas affected by the fires are the sewer ways and underground tunnels of Damascus. While not completely destroyed, some areas of the sewers were hit with fire and tunnel collapses as well.
Surprisingly, many of the Mosques and Markets of Damascus survived without incident. Places such as the Umayyad Mosque, Omayad Mosque, Souq al-Hamidiyyeh, Takiyya Suleimaniah Souq, Yalbugha Mosque, and the St. George Syrian Orthodox Church were completely undamaged.
So far, even with the immense destruction, the death toll has remained comparatively low. Dozens upon dozens of buildings have been destroyed, sometimes with above average quantities of ash covering the floor. One larger room in Hammam Nureddin was found with a total of 60 centimeters of ashes on the floor surrounding the small bath in the room. Even with all of the ashes, very few bodies have been found. The current estimated death toll is less than 100.
Dan Hansen has joined the chronicle!
Tessa Cauley has joined the chronicle!
Danny Cohen has left the chronicle.
