[ADM Pg 29] A Night for Revelations [Week 5]

In which I describe the dumbest thing about the stats for lupines in Chapter 5 of Awakening Diablerie: Mexico (1992), a story module for Vampire: the Masquerade.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about the lupine defenders of The Wanderer described on page 39 in Chapter 5 of Awakening Diablerie: Mexico (1992), a story module for Vampire: the Masquerade.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about the rationalization for the lost city of Tzental's lostness on page 38 in Chapter 5 of Awakening Diablerie: Mexico (1992), a story module for Vampire: the Masquerade.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about the quincunx of pyramids on page 37 in Chapter Five of Awakening Diablerie: Mexico (1992), a story module for Vampire: the Masquerade.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about suggested solutions to the rigors of Vampire jungle travel at the beginning of Chapter Five in Awakening Diablerie: Mexico (1992), a story module for Vampire: the Masquerade.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about the challenges of vampire travel as described at the beginning of Chapter 5 in Awakening Diablerie: Mexico (1992), a story module for Vampire: the Masquerade.

In which, instead of discussing the spoilers on page 34 of Awakening Diablerie: Mexico, I strive to make my way through a haze of thirst to discuss yet another dumb vampire trick: the Discipline of Rift!

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about the final plot hook in Chapter Four of Awakening Diablerie: Mexico (1992), a story module for Vampire: the Masquerade.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about the shocking, fatal turn of events on page 32 in Chapter Four of Awakening Diablerie: Mexico (1992), a story module for Vampire: the Masquerade.

In which, instead of the spoilers on page 31 of Awakening Diablerie: Mexico, we discuss another dumb vampire trick -- the Malkavian signature Discipline of Dementation. You don't have to be a cartoonish stereotype of neurodivergence to listen to this episode... but it helps!