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In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the write-up for dotcom the DJ on page 48 of Nights of Prophecy in The Return of the Succubus Club scenario.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the write-up for Alec Duchesne on page 47 of Nights of Prophecy in The Return of the Succubus Club scenario.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the write-up of Tock on page 46 of Nights of Prophecy in The Return of the Succubus Club scenario.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the NPC doing a PC's job on page 45 of Nights of Prophecy in The Return of the Succubus Club scenario.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the write-up for Celeste, the Daughter of Cacophony, on page 44 of Nights of Prophecy in The Return of the Succubus Club scenario.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest character write-up -- the one for the Law Dogs -- on page 43 of Nights of Prophecy in the scenario The Return of the Succubus Club.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss something much more important than a page of Nights of Prophecy in The Return of the Succubus Club scenario.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest things on pages 41 AND 42 of Nights of Prophecy, pages that lay out the conclusion of (and the single most squandered NPC in) the scenario The Return of the Succubus Club.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the Daughters of Cacophony concert that I struggled to use as a plot hook for Marcus on page 40 of Nights of Prophecy in the scenario The Return of the Succubus Club.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the shadowy intrigue behind the third subplot of The Return of the Succubus Club, as described on page 39 of Nights of Prophecy.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about page 38 of Nights of Prophecy, which concludes the second arc of Return of the Succubus Club (the one about the Denver drug trade). Plus: your invitation into a truly strange bonus content rabbit hole about Sugar the stripper.

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This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the vampire struggle to control the Atlanta/Denver drug trade described on page 37 of Nights of Prophecy in the scenario The Return of the Succubus Club.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the anticlimactic art auction on page 36 of Nights of Prophecy in the scenario The Return of the Succubus Club.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the attempted art theft described on page 35 of Nights of Prophecy in the scenario The Return of the Succubus Club.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the secret art auction described on page 34 of Nights of Prophecy in the scenario The Return of the Succubus Club.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which, in lieu of the spoilers for The Return of the Succubus Club on page 33 of Nights of Prophecy, we discuss one of the simplest Vampire Disiplines: Potence.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the physical description of the Succubus Club venue on page 32 of Nights of Prophecy in the scenario The Return of the Succubus Club.

A floorplan of the Denver Museum of Natural History, created by some other nerd a long time ago, is at http://www.aelfhame.net/~dragon/SR/maps/.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the venue for the Succubus Club's visit to Atlanta as described on page 31 of Nights of Prophecy in the scenario The Return of the Succubus Club.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the mood and themes of The Return of the Succubus Club as described on page 30 of Nights of Prophecy.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the scenario introduction on page 29 of Nights of Prophecy in the scenario The Return of the Succubus Club.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

A bonus episode catching up on the storyline and mechanical development of Vampire Drama Club and their associates before we dive into The Return of the Succubus Club.

This season's theme song is "Wrecked World (EBM Dance Mix)" by Caffeine Mit Cocaine, whose work you can find at caffeinemitcocaine.bandcamp.com.

In which we discuss the dumbest things NOT on page 125 of Nights of Prophecy, the final page of the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the write-up for Langley on page 124 of Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the write-up for Sands on page 123 of Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about page 122's write-up of Montrose -- and the wrongest things in general -- in Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about the aftermath of the Creepshow debacle on page 121 of Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the climactic scene of The Hunters Hunted -- namely, the fact that it's very likely not to happen -- on page 120 of Nights of Prophecy.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about Sam Delaware's master plan for wiping out the Kindred of Goth-Punk Las Vegas, as revealed on page 119 of Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the description of potential police and mob action against the hunters on page 118 of Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the revelation of the Creepshow's mysterious owners on page 117 of Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the vampire disappearances (and the unexamined math thereof) on page 116 of Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the Vampire abductions described on page 115 of Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the tastes & judgement of a supposedly refined Kindred named Sands on page 114 of Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the grand opening of a new casino, The Creepshow, on page 113 of Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the influx of Vampire peepers into Goth-Punk Las Vegas described on page 112 of Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about the long-awaited inciting incident on page 111 of Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the run-down of cliques and Clans in Goth-Punk Las Vegas on page 110 of Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the rules for Vampires in Goth-Punk Las Vegas on page 109 of Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the tour of Las Vegas casinos on page 108 of Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which we discuss the dumbest thing about the stock description of Las Vegas on page 107 of Nights of Prophecy, in the scenario The Hunters Hunted.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which, in lieu of the spoilers on page 106 of Nights of Prophecy, we discuss another random V:tM Discipline: Thanatosis.

This episode's music is "Go 'n' Drop (2003)" by Antony Raijekov, whose work you can find at raijekov.cc.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about what happened in the World of Darkness on the seventh night of the Week of Nightmares, as discussed in Time of Thin Blood.

This episode's music is "Event Horizon" by Diecidecembre.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about what happened in the World of Darkness on the sixth night of the Week of Nightmares, as discussed in Time of Thin Blood.

This episode's music is "Event Horizon" by Diecidecembre.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about what happened in the World of Darkness on the fifth night of the Week of Nightmares, as discussed in Time of Thin Blood.

This episode's music is "Event Horizon" by Diecidecembre.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about what happened in the World of Darkness on the fourth night of the Week of Nightmares, as discussed in Time of Thin Blood.

This episode's music is "Event Horizon" by Diecidecembre.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about what happened in the World of Darkness on the third night of the Week of Nightmares, as discussed in Time of Thin Blood.

This episode's music is "Event Horizon" by Diecidecembre.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about what happened in the World of Darkness on the second night of the Week of Nightmares, as discussed in Time of Thin Blood.

This episode's music is "Event Horizon" by Diecidecembre.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about what happened in the World of Darkness on the first night of the Week of Nightmares, as discussed in Time of Thin Blood.

This episode's music is "Event Horizon" by Diecidecembre.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about the miscellaneous charts and The Golden Rule on the back cover of The Angel of Mercy, a scenario for Mage: the Ascension.

This episode's theme music is "The Elevator Bossa Nova" by Bensound.

In which I discuss the dumbest thing about the character sheet reprinted in The Angel of Mercy, a scenario for Mage: the Ascension.

This episode's theme music is "The Elevator Bossa Nova" by Bensound.