Roundtable

A Roundtable, sometimes simply called "post-game" are what we call the post-game debrief with players and the storyteller. This process was a natural evolution of the post-game XP and WP awarding process that our group developed over time.

Roundtable Process

 * 1) Experience:
 * 2) * The Storyteller calculates the earned XP for each Player.
 * 3) Roleplay Nominations:
 * 4) * Each Player gives one shoutout for a moment of roleplay or story that they really enjoyed.
 * 5) * Nominations can be for Players or the Storyteller, but no one can earn more than two per game.
 * 6) * Players earn back spent Willpower points when they get a Roleplay Nomination; the Storyteller receives Drama Points.
 * 7) * Willpower points earned must be applied to the character which earned the nomination.
 * 8) * If a Player is already at full willpower points, then the Player instead earns a free Bestial Insight roll.
 * 9) Super Dice:
 * 10) Super Dice are a Player's reward for superior roleplay as nominated by the Storyteller.
 * 11) Super Dice can be used to re-roll any roll in the game without penalty. Additionally, any Willpower spent on the original roll applies to the re-roll, and 1s do not detract from the successes of Super Dice.
 * 12) The Storyteller awards two Super Dice per game but may award more if the session had several stand-out moments.
 * 13) Players can only earn one Super Dice per game and my have up to 3 sets of Super Dice on hand at any given time; they do not expire.
 * 14) If a Player receives a Super Dice, they also receive a point of WP, if they have not already recovered their maximum.
 * 15) General Willpower Bids:
 * 16) * Player bids to recover spent WP points not already recovered as outlined on the Willpower page.
 * 17) Highs & Lows:
 * 18) * Highs are each game participant's chance to list all of the things they most enjoyed about the session and what they might then be looking forward to for the next game.
 * 19) * Lows offer feedback to the Storyteller and other Players regarding moments which a participant found to be less enjoyable.

Source: Requiem, Masquerade, & House Rules