Thanks for the reply. It is appreciated.

Aaron.








--- In A-WorldOfDarkness@yahoogroups.com, "hwr1970" <hwr1970@...> wrote:
>
> The Tremere can be powerful but the drawbacks to the paths are
> learning them AND the rituals. Just having the experience points does
> not guarantee a raise in Path of Blood or what have you. The Tremere
> have to experiment with paths they already know and to learn a new
> path, they have to wheel and deal. Most Tremere won't share a path
> with someone due to the clans own inside paranoia, not to mention
> every member is partially blood blound to the council of seven. The
> other weakness the Tremere really suffer is lack of trust/respect by
> the other clans. Very few, if any clans, have two clans screaming for
> their heads. The Tremere are pursued by both the Tzimisce and Salubri.
> Of course, the Baali are hated by everyone but thats a different
> story. Hope this helps.
>
>
>
> --- In A-WorldOfDarkness@yahoogroups.com, "Aaron" <cell-66@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi all. I am Aaron I am new to the list. I am 35 and started RPG'ing
> > when 12 with the red boxed basic D&D. Played loads of games over the
> > years and while I GM'd Vamp a few years back I haven't done so again
> > until recently.
> >
> > Now is it me or are Tremere freakin powerful and have few limitations
> > through the use of their rituals. The Tremere Char in the group is
> far
> > more versatile and powerful than any of the others. 4 Levels and 2
> > paths gives the char a lot of different abilities to call upon. There
> > has to be some balance to it but unless I have misread it there
> > doesn't seem to be. Am I missing something?
> >
>