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Mona Payne is a recurring character who spends her time seeking out interviews with various factions forming the World of Darkness. She has interviewed Kindred vampires, and in this series she is interviewing mages from the Traditions.
In this book, she has been invited to interview a member of the Cult of Ecstasy, revellers in passions, steeped in Time, and Vice. As with all of the "Interview" series, don't expect game mechanics. This is a glance at the Tradition, a glimpse of the mage in action warping time and perception, making the whole world feel trippy; and Mona's after action report, what she comes away with after the interview - and perhaps, what she leaves behind.
As with all her interviews, with Kindred, with mages, Mona very quickly finds herself in way over her head - a World of Darkness Philomena Cunk, desperately looking for a light switch in a darkened room....
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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Mona Payne is a journalist, seeking interviews from various representatives of factions of the World of Darkness. In this series, she is looking for interviews with Kindred. This book features her interview with one of the Kindred Clans, the Lasombra, wielders of the Discipline of Obtenebration.
As with all of the books in this, and the "Interview With A Mage" titles for Mage: the Ascension, we see poor Mona in the dark, over her head. In this case, literally.
This book is a glimpse into the heart of the Lasombra faction. Expect no rules, no game mechanics, with this series. Just a glance of a member of the Lasombra Clan in action, and a horrified Mona Payne learning that the shadows can be more dangerous than anyone with a pulse can possibly imagine....
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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