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To use this document, login to your Google account and click 'File' → 'Make a Copy'... to save to your Drive.

Some cells have tips to help you use this document - these should be deleted before play. Don't forget to scroll down to the Prompts section below for your actual gameplay.

You can pick up a copy of the game here:
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CharactersSkillsResourcesMarks
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Tim Hutchings - A mysterious historian, alleged to have interests in the dark. Mortal(?).
Cruel Imagination - The capacity to think of awful things, people, and circumstances.Spreadsheet - A powerful tool for information, occasionally misued to play pretend.Carpal Tunnel - A persisting malady you probably picked up from too much time at the computer. Poorly concealed underneath an ergonomic wrist brace.
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Tip - You can quickly strikethrough a cell on Google Sheets using ALT+SHIFT+5 on Windows or COMMAND+SHIFT+X on a Mac. Use this to track what resources you've consumed.
http://thousandyearoldvampire.com/
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If you like this sheet, I make stuff like this every couple of months. Find me on Twitter here:
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https://twitter.com/KurtRefling
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I used this spreadsheet to play a letter-writing two-player game with a friend. If you'd like to use this sheet for multi-player vampire fun, here's what you should do:

1. Right click on the name of the sheet, at the bottom of the play area. Currently, it's called "[Player]'s Vampire". Click "Duplicate".

2. Re-name one spreadsheet as [your] vampire, and one as [your friend]'s vampire.

3A. Journaling Variant: For each experience, write and mail a letter to your friend. You can use these sheets as a reference for what's happened so far.

3B. Quick Variant: During your game, use this sheet to record -- in brief! -- the lives of your vampires.

For more information on multiplayer Thousand Year Old Vampire, see Appendix Five of the book.
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Tip: If you run out of room, you're probably best off making a duplicate of this sheet -- the images don't play very nicely with inserting cells.
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Prompt #
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EXPERIENCE / ENTRY
MEMORY I.D.
Diary?
Prompt #A/B/CEXPERIENCE / ENTRY
MEMORY I.D.
Diary?
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N/AN/AEarly life/identity summary.1Tip: You may find this second Entries column useful to help group Experiences in the same Memory, or as a place for extra notes.
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N/AN/AStarting experience #2.2
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N/AN/AStarting experience #3.3
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N/AN/AStarting experience #4.4
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N/AN/AVampire transformation experience.5
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Tip: Use this column to keep track of what number prompt you're responding to.Tip: Use this to track how many times you've visited the prompt entry.Tip: Use this space to summarize your Vampire's experience. If you're playing the Journaling game, you may want to have a parallel text document for long-form entries.Tip: What Memory does this Experience belong to? Use a number to keep track. This column is conditionally formatted so that each different number will appear in its own colour, up to 16. If you don't find that helpful, you can select the column and change it back to the background colour.Tip: Is this Memory part of your Diary? Make a note here to remind yourself.
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Tip: There is no space on this Spreadsheet for your vampire's name. That's because it's part of their first Experience, and can be forgotten over time.
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