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'''Description:''' Like its near-neighbor the Army and Navy Club, the Taurus Club draws its membership from soldiers who have served throughout the Empire. Unlike most clubs, however, the [[Taurien Brotherhood]] wasn't founded by mortals but is instead a modern incarnation of the Cult of Mithras. The most junior members of the society are mortals, but at its heart stands the Prince of London with various grades of initiation in the club reflecting the members' involvement in Kindred society. Among the mortals, only males may join the society but Kindred of both sexes -- albeit almost uniformly Ventrue -- are involved in its affairs. | '''Description:''' Like its near-neighbor the Army and Navy Club, the Taurus Club draws its membership from soldiers who have served throughout the Empire. Unlike most clubs, however, the [[Taurien Brotherhood]] wasn't founded by mortals but is instead a modern incarnation of the Cult of Mithras. The most junior members of the society are mortals, but at its heart stands the Prince of London with various grades of initiation in the club reflecting the members' involvement in Kindred society. Among the mortals, only males may join the society but Kindred of both sexes -- albeit almost uniformly Ventrue -- are involved in its affairs. | ||
Revision as of 20:19, 31 December 2020
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Description: Like its near-neighbor the Army and Navy Club, the Taurus Club draws its membership from soldiers who have served throughout the Empire. Unlike most clubs, however, the Taurien Brotherhood wasn't founded by mortals but is instead a modern incarnation of the Cult of Mithras. The most junior members of the society are mortals, but at its heart stands the Prince of London with various grades of initiation in the club reflecting the members' involvement in Kindred society. Among the mortals, only males may join the society but Kindred of both sexes -- albeit almost uniformly Ventrue -- are involved in its affairs.
