Reclamation | Official One-Shot | Beginner Friendly
Human apathy has always been one of the greatest and most difficult foes of the Garou. How do you fight something that shows itself in a lack of care?
TYPE
LEVELS
LANGUAGE
EXPERIENCE
AGE
Free
Details
Once / Wednesday - 12:00 AM UTC
Apr 15
Session Duration / 3–4 hours
3 / 7 Seats Filled
Report Adventure
StartPlaying Money Back Guarantee
If your game doesn't happen, we guarantee a refund. Just reach out to StartPlaying Support. Refund Policy
Schedule
Meet your party members
3/7
About the adventure
Noble Green is the name of the urban borough where this story takes place. It was once a hub of commercial activity and consumer entertainment, with several outdoor-style shopping malls and outlet stores along its crisscrossed one way streets. Like many similar commu- nities within the city limits, it saw its own share of ups and downs as the decades crawled by. At a time of worrisome decline in economic security, the Veterans Health Administration built the Noble Green Veterans Hospital in the middle of the borough, supported by the city because they hoped to attract workers to the area, and give the local community something to believe in. This spirit of investing in the community held for a generation but eventually a decision was made somewhere far away to defund the hospital. By this point, locals had begun to take it for granted, failing to mount an effective resistance to its gradual decommissioning. The hospital’s resources were cut bit by bit, forcing the staff to make do with dwindling resources. This took a severe toll on their motivation and outlook despite their well-developed sense of purpose. Loss of funding combined with local community apathy led to the loss of the hospital and the takeover of the premises by a private health care company. This phase of its existence proved brief as the private company. Beckert Biolabs, used it to discreetly test a new drug, sNap. However, corporations are fickle and soon Beckert Biolabs too pulled out, leaving the facility empty. The general downward economic trends in Noble Green have, over the last thirty years, turned it into an undesirable area to live, work, or even visit. The streets are ill maintained and there are a lot of vacant and dilap- idated buildings, making up one-third of its structures. Homelessness and drug abuse are rampant. ■ Take your first dice into Werewolf easily with this self contained one-shot! All characters are premade, all you need to do is roll.
Game themes
Meet the Game Master
4.9
(28)
1 year on StartPlaying
99 games hosted
Highly rated for: Teacher, Creativity, Sets the Mood
Average response time: 4 hours
Response rate: 100%
About me
I’m a storyteller focused on grounded, character-driven narratives that explore power, loyalty, and survival in hostile, complex worlds. My campaigns draw heavy inspiration from organized crime dramas, psychological thrillers, and the harsh beauty of the Western states and Northern Mexico—regions I know intimately and build into my worlds with care and accuracy. I mainly run Vampire: The Masquerade 5th Edition, a game system that thrives on moral ambiguity, factional tension, and the constant push-and-pull between survival and control. My games emphasize cultural depth, political nuance, and long-form arcs where every action has weight. I spend a great deal of time developing living, reactive settings—cities, factions, and families that grow, fracture, or fall based on your choices. As an audio professional, I create original music and sound effects tailored to each campaign. That includes in-world songs, atmospheric scores, and dynamic sound effects—all crafted to elevate the mood and immerse players more deeply in the story. When you play at my table, you’re stepping into a world with a heartbeat. Whether you’re surviving the brutal heat of the Mojave or maneuvering through the shadowy politics of undead Los Angeles, my games deliver a grounded, story-first experience where your choices drive the world forward. Sessions are immersive, character-focused, and built to reflect the weight of your actions. I aim to create narratives that feel lived-in, dangerous, and meaningful—perfect for players who want to lose themselves in a setting that challenges them at every turn.
View Profile →Character creation
Creating your character
Players must choose a pre-made character. Character sheet will be chosen within Alchemy for easy use within the VTT.
What to expect
Preparing for the session
Players will need to make a Alchemy VTT account, and a Discord Account. No purchases are necessary on either website. Once a player has joined the Alchemy room, they will be able to easily choose a premade character or make an original one. During session zero, or when a player first joins, I will make sure to go over the essential rules, however everything they need to know will be mostly within Werewolf: The Apocalypse 5E.
What D'Antonio brings to the table
As your Game Master, I deliver a cinematic, theatre-of-the-mind experience crafted for players who want more than just dice and dialogue. Every session is supported by custom artwork, photographed backgrounds, and immersive audio that goes far beyond ambient noise. Gunfire has weight (sound effects), voices echo in abandoned urban buildings, and night clubs crank with punk rock and modular techno, and original songs that reflect your the mentality of characters in the world—sometimes even telling your story. I voice every NPC with care and personality, making conversations feel grounded and alive. With my background in sound engineering, I shape each scene with a level of audio detail rarely seen in TTRPGs. This is storytelling with a pulse—built to pull you in and not let go.
Homebrew rules
Weapon and Damage Values have been adjusted for improved Realism. Combat and Driving house rules have been adjust for more satisfying encounters.
Equipment needed to play
Computer
Internet
Microphone
Platforms used
Safety
How D'Antonio creates a safe table
During Session 0, the Game Master and Players come together to discuss the campaign’s rules, expectations, and tone. The GM explains the setting, system mechanics, themes and concepts, while players share their character ideas and establish boundaries. This session also covers the group’s play style, scheduling, and etiquette, setting the foundation for a smooth, respectful, and immersive campaign experience.
Content warnings
Safety tools used