Soloists
Most of us prefer to keep to ourselves and avoid each other’s company. The opposite of the Choristers is practically the default for our bloodline. The problem of us coming together is this; few of us are good at sharing the spotlight. Sure, the odd duet is fine, but more than that you become a group and then no one gets to shine the brightest. None of us want to be anyone else’s back-up singer either. So the best thing to do is meet up for the occasional jam and otherwise leave each other alone. By the way, if you think I was just talking about singing, you haven’t been paying attention While some of us are happy to just stay out of each other’s way, a few take it a lot further. They have been known to even leave the cities and seek a more rural life. A lot of tales of mysterious voices on the moors or the like can be attributed to our less sociable sisters. While few of these extreme Soloists make many friends, I’m told the Gangrel hold them in high esteem, and many have even joined some quite wild gangs of traveling Kindred, even though they rarely stay in even such small company for long.
