I agree: if I was going to run a War in Concordia game, it'd have to be with PCs all on one 'side' or the other, or the game would just tear itself apart. And people chafe at those kinds of restrictions.
Mesoamerican kiths and arts sound awesome, actually. :D The main problem I had was that, well, the first thing they did when expanding the kiths was to add more Celtic ones, and then the other ones often had rulesystems that either didn't make a whole hell of a lot of sense, or that were almost totally incompatible with the rest of Changeling. (Case in point, Land of Eight Million Dreams, which was an admirable attempt to not just try to shoehorn Chinese folklore into a Western paradigm. But it resulted in a game that you couldn't really mix with the rest of Changeling—the rulesets weren't just different, they were borderline incompatible—and that honestly felt far more like a Werewolf spinoff to me than a Changeling one.)
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Date: 2011-10-19 08:50 pm (UTC)Mesoamerican kiths and arts sound awesome, actually. :D The main problem I had was that, well, the first thing they did when expanding the kiths was to add more Celtic ones, and then the other ones often had rulesystems that either didn't make a whole hell of a lot of sense, or that were almost totally incompatible with the rest of Changeling. (Case in point, Land of Eight Million Dreams, which was an admirable attempt to not just try to shoehorn Chinese folklore into a Western paradigm. But it resulted in a game that you couldn't really mix with the rest of Changeling—the rulesets weren't just different, they were borderline incompatible—and that honestly felt far more like a Werewolf spinoff to me than a Changeling one.)