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Statistics: San Francisco By Night

Core Game Ratings

Rating: 4.86 / Ranking: 21670

These ratings are based on 3 ratings with 1.47 average weight and 1 reviews.

This is compared to an index-wide 3.64 average ratings and 1.98 average weight.

This rating earns a low level of trust because of its low level of input.

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Core Game Comments

All User Comments

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3 / 10SteveBowenThis supplement describes a post-Cathayan invasion San Francisco where kindred are restricted to a handful of specific neighborhoods by the Cathayans. While this may make sense in terms of metaplot, the cold war-era Berlin style division of San Francisco between the two factions is enormously unsatisfying and unduly constrains player and GM options.

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2 + 2Shawn GastonSan Francisco By Night. San Francisco by Night combines Kindred of the East and Vampire the Masquerade, with seriously mixed results.

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Bayesian Weight. A rating of 5.00 is inserted into the final rating with a weight of 35. This is an arbitrary weighting of the average rating that keeps things toward the center until they're better rated.