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Welcome to The District[]

Washington DC. 1968. A place of beginnings in a year of endings.

It was a year of Assassinations and in a time just before a Resurgence.

But perhaps most importantly, it was a moment when a small spirit of Rat helped a pack unearth a long forgotten Caern spirit located mere steps away from the Heart of a Nation.

It has been 50 years since that fated day, and that mysterious Caern spirit has fallen in a time when the world might need it the most, the Garou's influence on the capital has never been more fleeting.

DC has become no-mans land for the wolves.

Mission Statement[]

My goal here isn't to make a traditional tabletop or 24/7 setting. This is more of an experiment.

I've always been a fan of Monster of the Week style TV-shows, where the tried and true main characters found themselves in new and varying predicaments. While these shows had established main characters and a stable theme, the truth of the matter is that the writers and directors might completely vary from in episode to episode.

So after seeing too many games crash and burn, either by ST burn out or lack of engaged players, an idea came to me. What would a "Monster of the Week" style RPG game look like?

The experiment is to have a game where players can make characters and interact with one another. Explore and socialize in an open pub setting.

Usually, open 24/7 style games have a head storyteller or two, but here, I want it to be an open casting call. If someone has a tale they wish to tell, let's give them a sandbox to tell it. It doesn't matter if you're brand new and want to run your first campaign, or an old veteran whose practically written werewolf canon, the goal is both tell, and be a part of stories.

Naturally, there needs to be a producer or two that keeps everything in line and consistent. To make sure that theme and structure of the world doesn't go off-rails. But for the most part, I want the world to be what the community makes of it.

And that my friend, is up to you.