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The three core games are as follows:

* Vampire: The Requiem (released August 21, 2004 alongside The World of Darkness core book)
* Werewolf: The Forsaken (released March 14, 2005)
* Mage: The Awakening (released August 29, 2005)


I've gotten pretty bored lately, and I really enjoy tabletops. If anyone's interested just post in this topic or send me a PM! If I can get 3 players or more, we can start :O

It's a tabletop game in the same vein of Dungeons & Dragons, however it's more centered around a modern universe. It's mostly for supernatural horror stories and such.

The only die needed to play the game is a ten-sided die, and all actions are dictated based on how many die you've rolled were over a specific number.

For the most part, yes, there is an interactive character sheet that can give you an idea of what setup is like: http://mrgone.rocksolidshells.com/pdf/NWOD/NWoD1-Page_Editable.pdf

After you think of a character name, concept, and what their personality is like, then you move on to your attributes.

Your attributes are divided into three columns, for one column you have 5 dots to distribute, then four, and finally three.
The last dot for attributes will cost 2 dots.

Then you'll move onto your skills. Choose a set to be your primary, secondary, and tertiary category. You'll have 11, 7, and 4 dots to distribute respectively.
The last dot for skills will cost 2 dots.
Unique to skills are "specialties" which give you 3 additional dice when you're doing something specific with that skill. For example: Athletics 3: Jumping. During a normal athletics check, you'll roll three dice. Unless you're jumping, then you'll roll a total of 6. (3 + Specialty (3))

Merits are like feats from D&D, they're really what make your character unique and increase their power in different ways. There are a LOT of merits which all have different costs, the interactive PDF will have some of the most common, though. I'll elaborate on these when I start a topic for this.
The last dot for merits will cost 1 dot.

A character's Willpower can be used to add dice to any action, however having 0 Willpower will cause your character to not care about anything ever again, and you'll need to roll a new character. Willpower can be regained by acting out your character's Virtue or Vice in any scene.

Your character's Mortality will start at 7. If your morality drops to 1, they'll go on a killing spree, and you'll have to roll a new character. Doing outstandingly good things will raise it, though.

That's a quick summary for now, I'll elaborate and work with players a lot more when I figure out a good campaign setting and story.

After I finish this new World of Darkness book I think I'll have a decent enough campaign idea out.

My friends and I haven't played a Changling campaign yet, so I'm not too sure about the mechanics.

Mortals and Vampires make a great base until the world starts to get stale. I guess we could vote on it?

My friends and I -really- enjoyed playing as Hunters from Task Force Valkyrie. Hunters was one of the best books, in my opinion.

I'd like to play ^^
Don;t exactly know the rules for that series, altough i've played DnD and just once Mage The awakening, and other RPGs, so just say when, and such and i'll join ^^

I actually just finished a rl WoD:werewolf game,it's a shame I didn't know about you sooner.Right now we're currently running Mage,but it's a combo of new and old WoD,my storyteller likes the old mage storyline,but added some of the new mage mechanics.