American Gothic - Revision history

Bruce at 02:25, 15 June 2018

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	;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Lair'''</u>		;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Lair'''</u>
	:[[]]		:[[File:Detroit south west VFW.jpg]]
	~~<br>~~
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	:The pack lairs in a old V.F.W. in South-West Detroit that has been re-purposed a biker bar and hangout. While the pack does lair out the V.F.W., it is in every other way, a legitimate business completely separate from and unaffiliated with their incredibly lucrative gunrunning trade. While the pack does use mortal lackeys, they are very careful to keep their living employees organized into cells which limits potentially damaging information reaching any over zealous local police or making its way into the hands of state or federal authorities. ''American Gothic's'' mortal servants are aware to one degree or another that their employers are something other than human and this awareness is entirely intentional and ensure both fear and loyalty in equal measure.		:The pack lairs in a old V.F.W. in South-West Detroit that has been re-purposed a biker bar and hangout. While the pack does lair out the V.F.W., it is in every other way, a legitimate business completely separate from and unaffiliated with their incredibly lucrative gunrunning trade. While the pack does use mortal lackeys, they are very careful to keep their living employees organized into cells which limits potentially damaging information reaching any over zealous local police or making its way into the hands of state or federal authorities. ''American Gothic's'' mortal servants are aware to one degree or another that their employers are something other than human and this awareness is entirely intentional and ensure both fear and loyalty in equal measure.

Bruce at 02:24, 15 June 2018

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	;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Lair'''</u>		;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Lair'''</u>
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	:The pack lairs in a old V.F.W. in South-West Detroit that has been re-purposed a biker bar and hangout. While the pack does lair out the V.F.W., it is in every other way, a legitimate business completely separate from and unaffiliated with their incredibly lucrative gunrunning trade. While the pack does use mortal lackeys, they are very careful to keep their living employees organized into cells which limits potentially damaging information reaching any over zealous local police or making its way into the hands of state or federal authorities. ''American Gothic's'' mortal servants are aware to one degree or another that their employers are something other than human and this awareness is entirely intentional and ensure both fear and loyalty in equal measure.		:The pack lairs in a old V.F.W. in South-West Detroit that has been re-purposed a biker bar and hangout. While the pack does lair out the V.F.W., it is in every other way, a legitimate business completely separate from and unaffiliated with their incredibly lucrative gunrunning trade. While the pack does use mortal lackeys, they are very careful to keep their living employees organized into cells which limits potentially damaging information reaching any over zealous local police or making its way into the hands of state or federal authorities. ''American Gothic's'' mortal servants are aware to one degree or another that their employers are something other than human and this awareness is entirely intentional and ensure both fear and loyalty in equal measure.

Bruce at 06:37, 7 February 2018

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	;[[Detroit]] -x- [[Sabbat]]		;[[Detroit]] -x- [[Sabbat]]
	== <span style="color:#800000;"> '''American Gothic:''' A Sabbat Biker Gang ==		== <span style="color:#800000;"> '''American Gothic:''' A Sabbat Biker Gang ==
	~~[[File:Sabbat Cadillac Boys.jpg]]~~
	~~<br>~~
	~~<br>~~
	;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Background'''</u>		;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Background'''</u>
	:Motorcycles and Detroit have a long and complicated history together, beginning as far back as 1913, recreational motorcycle groups began to appear. But motorcycle gangs didn't really begin to proliferate in Detroit until the 60s and 70s with the return of tens of thousands disillusioned Vietnam vets. But the pack calling itself ''American Gothic'' originated as an ''Anarch'' biker-gang at the end of World War II. The gang's rebirth in the Sabbat came during the '''12th Street riot''' (July of 1967), which served as a cover for the Sabbat siege of Detroit. While the ''Gothic'' held their ground against the Sabbat, they made no effort to aid the Camarilla forces and as such when the preternatural dust settled, the lone survivor Tom Pasternack was offered a merciful final death or the opportunity to join the Sword of Caine. Fortunately for Pasternack and also, perhaps for the Sabbat he chose to join the sect, bringing his own unique brand of iconoclastic individuality into the fold.		:Motorcycles and Detroit have a long and complicated history together, beginning as far back as 1913, recreational motorcycle groups began to appear. But motorcycle gangs didn't really begin to proliferate in Detroit until the 60s and 70s with the return of tens of thousands disillusioned Vietnam vets. But the pack calling itself ''American Gothic'' originated as an ''Anarch'' biker-gang at the end of World War II. The gang's rebirth in the Sabbat came during the '''12th Street riot''' (July of 1967), which served as a cover for the Sabbat siege of Detroit. While the ''Gothic'' held their ground against the Sabbat, they made no effort to aid the Camarilla forces and as such when the preternatural dust settled, the lone survivor Tom Pasternack was offered a merciful final death or the opportunity to join the Sword of Caine. Fortunately for Pasternack and also, perhaps for the Sabbat he chose to join the sect, bringing his own unique brand of iconoclastic individuality into the fold.

Bruce at 06:36, 7 February 2018

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	;[[Detroit]] -x- [[Sabbat]]		;[[Detroit]] -x- [[Sabbat]]
	== <span style="color:#800000;"> '''American Gothic:''' A Sabbat Biker Gang ==		== <span style="color:#800000;"> '''American Gothic:''' A Sabbat Biker Gang ==
			[[File:Sabbat Cadillac Boys.jpg]]
			<br>
			<br>
	;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Background'''</u>		;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Background'''</u>
	:Motorcycles and Detroit have a long and complicated history together, beginning as far back as 1913, recreational motorcycle groups began to appear. But motorcycle gangs didn't really begin to proliferate in Detroit until the 60s and 70s with the return of tens of thousands disillusioned Vietnam vets. But the pack calling itself ''American Gothic'' originated as an ''Anarch'' biker-gang at the end of World War II. The gang's rebirth in the Sabbat came during the '''12th Street riot''' (July of 1967), which served as a cover for the Sabbat siege of Detroit. While the ''Gothic'' held their ground against the Sabbat, they made no effort to aid the Camarilla forces and as such when the preternatural dust settled, the lone survivor Tom Pasternack was offered a merciful final death or the opportunity to join the Sword of Caine. Fortunately for Pasternack and also, perhaps for the Sabbat he chose to join the sect, bringing his own unique brand of iconoclastic individuality into the fold.		:Motorcycles and Detroit have a long and complicated history together, beginning as far back as 1913, recreational motorcycle groups began to appear. But motorcycle gangs didn't really begin to proliferate in Detroit until the 60s and 70s with the return of tens of thousands disillusioned Vietnam vets. But the pack calling itself ''American Gothic'' originated as an ''Anarch'' biker-gang at the end of World War II. The gang's rebirth in the Sabbat came during the '''12th Street riot''' (July of 1967), which served as a cover for the Sabbat siege of Detroit. While the ''Gothic'' held their ground against the Sabbat, they made no effort to aid the Camarilla forces and as such when the preternatural dust settled, the lone survivor Tom Pasternack was offered a merciful final death or the opportunity to join the Sword of Caine. Fortunately for Pasternack and also, perhaps for the Sabbat he chose to join the sect, bringing his own unique brand of iconoclastic individuality into the fold.

Bruce at 04:04, 17 October 2017

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	;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''~~Membership~~'''</u>		;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Inspiration'''</u>
	:Sons of Anarchy (TV Show 2008)		:Sons of Anarchy (TV Show 2008)

Bruce at 04:04, 17 October 2017

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			;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Membership'''</u>
			:Sons of Anarchy (TV Show 2008)

Bruce at 00:51, 18 September 2017

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	:[[File:Malkavian Antitribu Sampson.jpg\|300px]] -- [[Sampson]] -- Malkavian Antitribu - Pack Priest		:[[File:Malkavian Antitribu Sampson.jpg\|300px]] -- [[Sampson]] -- Malkavian Antitribu - Pack Priest
	:[[File:Ventrue Antitribu Lorelei.jpg\|300px]] -- [[Lorelei]] -- Ventrue Antitribu		:[[File:Ventrue Antitribu Lorelei.jpg\|300px]] -- [[Lorelei]] -- Ventrue Antitribu
	:[[File:Tzimisce Delacroix.jpg\|300px]] -- [[Delacroix]] -- Tzimisce tattoo artist ~~Octave Delacroix~~		:[[File:Tzimisce Delacroix.jpg\|300px]] -- [[Delacroix]] -- Tzimisce tattoo artist
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Bruce: /* American Gothic: A Sabbat Biker Gang */

2017-09-18T00:42:00Z

American Gothic: A Sabbat Biker Gang

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	:Motorcycles and Detroit have a long and complicated history together, beginning as far back as 1913, recreational motorcycle groups began to appear. But motorcycle gangs didn't really begin to proliferate in Detroit until the 60s and 70s with the return of tens of thousands disillusioned Vietnam vets. But the pack calling itself ''American Gothic'' originated as an ''Anarch'' biker-gang at the end of World War II. The gang's rebirth in the Sabbat came during the '''12th Street riot''' (July of 1967), which served as a cover for the Sabbat siege of Detroit. While the ''Gothic'' held their ground against the Sabbat, they made no effort to aid the Camarilla forces and as such when the preternatural dust settled, the lone survivor Tom Pasternack was offered a merciful final death or the opportunity to join the Sword of Caine. Fortunately for Pasternack and also, perhaps for the Sabbat he chose to join the sect, bringing his own unique brand of iconoclastic individuality into the fold.		:Motorcycles and Detroit have a long and complicated history together, beginning as far back as 1913, recreational motorcycle groups began to appear. But motorcycle gangs didn't really begin to proliferate in Detroit until the 60s and 70s with the return of tens of thousands disillusioned Vietnam vets. But the pack calling itself ''American Gothic'' originated as an ''Anarch'' biker-gang at the end of World War II. The gang's rebirth in the Sabbat came during the '''12th Street riot''' (July of 1967), which served as a cover for the Sabbat siege of Detroit. While the ''Gothic'' held their ground against the Sabbat, they made no effort to aid the Camarilla forces and as such when the preternatural dust settled, the lone survivor Tom Pasternack was offered a merciful final death or the opportunity to join the Sword of Caine. Fortunately for Pasternack and also, perhaps for the Sabbat he chose to join the sect, bringing his own unique brand of iconoclastic individuality into the fold.

	The pack has a controlling interest in the all black-market munitions sold in Detroit. It took ''American Gothic'' decades to reach the pinnacle of gunrunning, and cost the lives and fortunes of numerous rivals over the last thirty years. Now the pack runs the gun trade through countless mortal proxies and pays the cops to look the other way; their business contributes directly to the quality and quantity of violent crime in Detroit. As enablers of the countless criminal enterprises and individuals who make Detroit's underworld, they are indirectly responsible for over a million assaults and the tens-of-thousands of murders that have plagued the city over the last thirty-five years.		:The pack has a controlling interest in the all black-market munitions sold in Detroit. It took ''American Gothic'' decades to reach the pinnacle of gunrunning, and cost the lives and fortunes of numerous rivals over the last thirty years. Now the pack runs the gun trade through countless mortal proxies and pays the cops to look the other way; their business contributes directly to the quality and quantity of violent crime in Detroit. As enablers of the countless criminal enterprises and individuals who make Detroit's underworld, they are indirectly responsible for over a million assaults and the tens-of-thousands of murders that have plagued the city over the last thirty-five years.

	;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Lair'''</u>		;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Lair'''</u>

Bruce: /* American Gothic: A Sabbat Biker Gang */

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American Gothic: A Sabbat Biker Gang

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	;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Background'''</u>		;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Background'''</u>
	:Motorcycles and Detroit have a long and complicated history together, beginning as far back as 1913, recreational motorcycle groups began to appear. But motorcycle gangs didn't really begin to proliferate in Detroit until the 60s and 70s with the return of tens of thousands disillusioned Vietnam vets. But the pack calling itself ''American Gothic'' originated as an ''Anarch'' biker-gang at the end of World War II. The gang's rebirth in the Sabbat came during the '''12th Street riot''' (July of 1967), which served as a cover for the Sabbat siege of Detroit. While the ''Gothic'' held their ground against the Sabbat, they made no effort to aid the Camarilla forces and as such when the preternatural dust settled, the lone survivor Tom Pasternack was offered a merciful final death or the opportunity to join the Sword of Caine. Fortunately for Pasternack and also, perhaps for the Sabbat he chose to join the sect, bringing his own unique brand of iconoclastic individuality into the fold.		:Motorcycles and Detroit have a long and complicated history together, beginning as far back as 1913, recreational motorcycle groups began to appear. But motorcycle gangs didn't really begin to proliferate in Detroit until the 60s and 70s with the return of tens of thousands disillusioned Vietnam vets. But the pack calling itself ''American Gothic'' originated as an ''Anarch'' biker-gang at the end of World War II. The gang's rebirth in the Sabbat came during the '''12th Street riot''' (July of 1967), which served as a cover for the Sabbat siege of Detroit. While the ''Gothic'' held their ground against the Sabbat, they made no effort to aid the Camarilla forces and as such when the preternatural dust settled, the lone survivor Tom Pasternack was offered a merciful final death or the opportunity to join the Sword of Caine. Fortunately for Pasternack and also, perhaps for the Sabbat he chose to join the sect, bringing his own unique brand of iconoclastic individuality into the fold.

			The pack has a controlling interest in the all black-market munitions sold in Detroit. It took ''American Gothic'' decades to reach the pinnacle of gunrunning, and cost the lives and fortunes of numerous rivals over the last thirty years. Now the pack runs the gun trade through countless mortal proxies and pays the cops to look the other way; their business contributes directly to the quality and quantity of violent crime in Detroit. As enablers of the countless criminal enterprises and individuals who make Detroit's underworld, they are indirectly responsible for over a million assaults and the tens-of-thousands of murders that have plagued the city over the last thirty-five years.

	;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Lair'''</u>		;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Lair'''</u>
	:The pack lairs in a old V.F.W. in South-West Detroit that has been re-purposed a biker bar and hangout ~~called~~ the ~~''Eastern Front~~.~~'' Of course~~, ~~few of Detroit's Sabbat~~ are ~~old enough~~ to ~~remember World War II, so~~ the ~~bar~~'s ~~name has slowly diminished down~~ to ~~just the E.F.B~~.		:The pack lairs in a old V.F.W. in South-West Detroit that has been re-purposed a biker bar and hangout. While the pack does lair out the V.F.W., it is in every other way, a legitimate business completely separate from and unaffiliated with their incredibly lucrative gunrunning trade. While the pack does use mortal lackeys, they are very careful to keep their living employees organized into cells which limits potentially damaging information reaching any over zealous local police or making its way into the hands of state or federal authorities. ''American Gothic's'' mortal servants are aware to one degree or another that their employers are something other than human and this awareness is entirely intentional and ensure both fear and loyalty in equal measure.

	;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Rites and Practices'''</u>		;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Rites and Practices'''</u>

Bruce at 01:13, 8 September 2017

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	;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Lair'''</u>		;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Lair'''</u>
	:The pack lairs in a old V.F.W. in South-West Detroit that has been re-purposed a biker bar and hangout called ''~~Purgatory~~.''		:The pack lairs in a old V.F.W. in South-West Detroit that has been re-purposed a biker bar and hangout called the ''Eastern Front.'' Of course, few of Detroit's Sabbat are old enough to remember World War II, so the bar's name has slowly diminished down to just the E.F.B.

	;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Rites and Practices'''</u>		;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Rites and Practices'''</u>