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Vampire: The Masquerade – Blood Feud is a highly thematic, team-based, strategic game that plays 4-32 players and is run by 1-2 storytellers who also interact and play. You may play as one of the warring vampire clans such as Ventrue, Tremere, Gangrel, or Toreador, or perhaps you'll choose to become one of the human factions fighting for their own desires, such as City Hall, the Mafia ...
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By Jesse Schedeen
Updated: Jun 2, 2023 12:04 pm
Posted: Aug 28, 2015 10:39 pm
Note - this is a spoiler-free advance review of Blood Feud #1. The issue will be released on Wednesday, October 7.
Horror is a genre that is particularly well-suited comics. The problem these days is that with so many terrific horror books on the stands (Rachel Rising, American Vampire, Revival), it becomes that much harder for new projects to stand out. The hook with Cullen Bunn and Drew Moss' new series Blood Feud is that it doesn't strive to be grim and serious. This new series isn't exactly lighthearted, but it does take a relatively jovial approach to the genre as it lampoons classic '80s horror films and explores a destructive feud between two sinister families.
The rural Southern setting distinguishes Blood Feud as much as anything else. The story unfolds in a pleasant rural town influenced by Bunn's own childhood growing up in North Carolina and Missouri. As such, there's a certain authenticity to the town of Spider Creek. The town isn't a folksy cliche or a Mayberry-esque throwback to some nonexistent, utopian way of life. It's just a quiet that has an undercurrent of darkness and foreboding beneath its pleasant exterior. After all, you don't name your town Spider Creek if there isn't something weird or creepy afoot.
Fans of Cullen Bunn's work will find a lot to like in the quirky characters and distinctive setting of Blood Feud. Bunn and the artists are quickly able to establish their cast and setting and endear both to the reader. But those just craving scares and violence might not be immediately won over. This issue is slow about delivering on that front, b...
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Dec 31, 2009 · MMORPG.com's Jaime Skelton submits this review of R.O.H.A.N. Blood Feud, a F2P game that tries to capture the hardcore PvP demographic.
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Dec 16, 2009 · A review for the free-to-play, online MMORPG R.O.H.A.N.: Blood Feud. The review covers the first 30 levels of gameplay including leveling, partying, questing and adventuring.
