Kingston's Kindred: Watched

About the adventure

From the outside, Kingston, Ontario looks like exactly what it is — a small, quiet city with a prestigious university, a military presence, and a vampire population that has kept things running smoothly for longer than most of its residents have been alive. Then a young vampire went home to visit family. Just for a little while. A moment of grief, a childhood bedroom, a sibling who saw something they shouldn't have — and then didn't remember it. The cover-up was clean and professional, and it should have been fine. The Ring camera across the street saw the whole thing. That footage was already uploaded before anyone knew there was footage to worry about, and government hunters who track and kill vampires had it before the cover-up was even finished. Now the borders are watched. Movement through the city is logged. Every time you feed, you're doing a risk calculation. Every mortal you've kept close is a loose end someone else can pull on. Going into hiding isn't an option either — they've already found the ones who tried. That comfortable existence you've built is on a clock now. In this chronicle you'll navigate feeding and moving through the city while keeping what you are a secret from people who are actively looking. You'll deal with vampire politics in a domain under pressure — gatherings that could get everyone killed, a Prince keeping up appearances for an audience that can't know how bad things have gotten, and a question of what a fair punishment even looks like for the vampire whose moment of grief started all of this. You'll protect the mortal relationships that keep you grounded, knowing full well that each one is also a vulnerability. And you'll make a lot of decisions that don't have a good answer — just a least bad one. If that sounds like your kind of game, this chronicle is for you. Kingston's Kindred: Watched