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Whoo! You probably already knew, But I changed the title-Just a BIT!
[P.S. If you want me to, I'll change it back]

OMG! Finally! A Promethean!! Wh00t! I thought I'd never live to see the day... (I chose Human, by the way...)

WAIT! Does this mean that my RP will be moved to the "Level 3: Advanced" subforum?! -wink-wink-nudge-nudge-

OMG! THIS IS THE HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE!!!

My son: But... what about when I was born?

Me: Not even close!

Why doesn't anyone want to play a Promethean? sweatdrop

I didn't pick Promethian because I have no idea what that is.

Extremely offbeat WoD games:
Mummy: The Ressurection. These are games whose internal plots routinely take thousands of years because your characters live forever.
Wraith: The Oblivion. Who likes such amazingly depressing material that no matter what you do, you lose?
Hunter: The Recknoning. Like Mage, you're pretty frail and considered to be insane (or at least incredibly cocky). Unlike Mage, you never STOP being frail and you get stronger by being MORE insane (or more ridiculously self-confident).
Mage: The Ascension (Technocracy): You're one of the rulers of the world, and what do you do with it? Balance the budget and go to meetings, usually. Fun!

Personally, I'd love to join an Orpheus game, but I've never seen one played.
Orpheus: You're a spirit-detective employed by a corporation, and your job description is to throw your soul out of your body and solve problems in the afterlife. Strange combo of office politics, spirit wrangling, having co-workers who are literally deceased, and a very strong, well-written metaplot. One of the only games I've ever seen where being dead isn't an excuse to be late to work.

Yeah, Promethean's are sad, though. The whole point of their existence is to convert back to Human. Their lives are nothing but a spiral of fear, mistrust, rejection, and betrayal. Unfortunately, some Prometheans don't even know what they are. That just makes things worse...

A Changeling is a faerie that's been stolen from their realm, taking the place of a human baby. Growing up, the Changeling assumes the identity of the child it replaced. Unfortunately, the Changeling has no idea what it is until it grows older (usually about in it's mid- to late-teens, maybe even older.) Sadly, the faerie is tied to one of four courts (usually--each one tied to a different season.) There is also the Seelie (good) and Unseelie (evil) faerie courts, as well. The King/Queen of either realm may wish to claim the faerie back, thus stealing them away from their human lives to be forced into servitude, basically.