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Vampire: The Requiem
''Vampire: The Requiem'' is a role-playing game published by White Wolf, Inc., set in the World of Darkness, and the successor to the ''Vampire: The Masquerade'' line. It was first released in August 2004, together with a new core rule book for the World of Darkness. Although it is an entirely new game, rather than a continuation of the previous editions, it uses many elements from the old game in its construction, including some of the clans and their powers. The game's title is a metaphor for the way vampires within the game view their (un)life. In the first edition, it required the World of Darkness corebook for use.
The second edition was released in December 2013. Titled "Vampire the Requiem, Second Edition", initial copies were titled ''Blood and Smoke: the Strix Chronicles''. This addition adds a default world setting and significantly revises certain aspects of the game, including matching the second edition nWoD mechanics. ''Blood and Smoke'' was announced to be re-released as second edition at GenCon 2014, and was officially retitled ''Second Edition'', with a new cover, index and very minor changes in November 2014. This release was a stand alone game, able to be played with no other books as references.
==History==
White Wolf combined their new World of Darkness setting and rule system in a single game book, ''The World of Darkness'' (2004), and simultaneously released ''Vampire: The Requiem'' (2004), a sourcebook that supplemented ''The World of Darkness'' by offering up all the rules needed to play a vampire in the setting. The first Storytelling Adventure System adventure was Will Hindmarch's ''The Resurrectionists'' (2007) for ''Vampire: the Requiem''.〔 Greg Stolze was working on ''Vampire: The Requiem'' when he developed the One-Roll Engine for ''Godlike'' (2002).〔 The World of Darkness MMORPG was to have been based on ''Vampire: The Requiem''.〔
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