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The Spanish Warlock

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	=== <span style="color:#800000;"> The Spanish Warlock ===		=== <span style="color:#800000;"> The Spanish Warlock ===
	''The legend of Alejandro Rendón is just that a story told by New World Tremere of an unaccounted for Warlock ~~trveling~~ to to the New World and settling in the Bay Area of San Francisco a full century before Don Diego's Arrival in 1822.		''The legend of Alejandro Rendón is just that a story told by New World Tremere of an unaccounted for Warlock traveling to to the New World and settling in the Bay Area of San Francisco a full century before Don Diego's Arrival in 1822. The story has been around for years and seems to stem from conversations that took place after Hercule Montelaine took the princedom in 1859. Most authorities on the matter consider it a bit of Montelaine's inaugural propaganda mean to discourage any ambitious young Kindred or any of Don Diego's former friends from thoughts of revenge.''

	* '''[[Alejandro Rendón]]''' -- {AKA: ''Onirio''} First Warlock of Alta California		* '''[[Alejandro Rendón]]''' -- {AKA: ''Onirio''} First Warlock of Alta California

Bruce: /* The Spanish Warlock */

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The Spanish Warlock

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	=== <span style="color:#800000;"> The Spanish Warlock ===		=== <span style="color:#800000;"> The Spanish Warlock ===
			''The legend of Alejandro Rendón is just that a story told by New World Tremere of an unaccounted for Warlock trveling to to the New World and settling in the Bay Area of San Francisco a full century before Don Diego's Arrival in 1822.

	* '''[[Alejandro Rendón]]''' -- {AKA: ''Onirio''} First Warlock of Alta California		* '''[[Alejandro Rendón]]''' -- {AKA: ''Onirio''} First Warlock of Alta California

Bruce: /* Princes of San Francisco */

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Princes of San Francisco

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	''This state of affairs could not have lasted as long as it did save for the Gold Rush of 1849 which dramatically swelled the mortal population. The U.S. census of 1848 noted that the population of San Francisco was roughly one thousand people, but just one year later it had grown to twenty-five thousand souls. But with a river of gold and blood coming down out of the mountains it was not long before other Kindred found their way to San Francisco, and the undead population swelled well beyond the accepted Camarilla norms and by the winter of 1849-1850 the number of vampires in San Francisco stood at twenty-five.''		''This state of affairs could not have lasted as long as it did save for the Gold Rush of 1849 which dramatically swelled the mortal population. The U.S. census of 1848 noted that the population of San Francisco was roughly one thousand people, but just one year later it had grown to twenty-five thousand souls. But with a river of gold and blood coming down out of the mountains it was not long before other Kindred found their way to San Francisco, and the undead population swelled well beyond the accepted Camarilla norms and by the winter of 1849-1850 the number of vampires in San Francisco stood at twenty-five.''

	''Don Diego quickly established himself as the eldest Kindred in the newly grown city and thus gave himself the title of Prince. He often held blood-feasts at the Presidio to celebrate the arrival of new Kindred. Such magnanimity combined with Don Diego's exuberant charm and the air of ever growing prosperity made the new prince quite popular, but nothing lasts forever.''		''Don Diego quickly established himself as the eldest Kindred in the newly grown city and thus gave himself the title of Prince. He often held blood-feasts at the Presidio to celebrate the arrival of new Kindred. Such magnanimity combined with Don Diego's exuberant charm and the air of ever growing prosperity made the new prince quite popular, but nothing lasts forever. By 1855 the gold was beginning to peter-out and the rush was over, all parties both mortal and Kindred began to take stock of the situation looking for continued prosperity even at another's cost. One such enterprising individual was Hercule Montelaine, the newly minted Tremere regent, who had arrived with the flood of humanity in 1849. Six years residence had allowed Montelaine to establish a power-base within the growing number of Freemasons.''

Bruce: /* Princes of San Francisco */

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Princes of San Francisco

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	''The City's first prince, Diego Don Delfonso, may have arrived in the area as early as 1822. According to the few Kindred old enough to remember the First Prince it is generally agreed that he hailed from Spain originally and resided in Mexico until the Sabbat drove him from that country and he settled in the Presidio behind thick limestone walled and deep beneath the earth. Therein Don Delfonso crouched like a spider establishing unseen control over the fort and the port that lay at its feet. Little is actually known of Don Diego as he preferred to be called. He was quite influential within the mortal population and quickly amassed a significant fortune, regrettably he had a taste for virgin blood and occasionally hosted orgies at which he would reward his faithful retainers with the flesh of the local youth. This predilection for unholy debauchery became something of a frontier legend drawing depraved mortals and witch-hunters in significant numbers.''		''The City's first prince, Diego Don Delfonso, may have arrived in the area as early as 1822. According to the few Kindred old enough to remember the First Prince it is generally agreed that he hailed from Spain originally and resided in Mexico until the Sabbat drove him from that country and he settled in the Presidio behind thick limestone walled and deep beneath the earth. Therein Don Delfonso crouched like a spider establishing unseen control over the fort and the port that lay at its feet. Little is actually known of Don Diego as he preferred to be called. He was quite influential within the mortal population and quickly amassed a significant fortune, regrettably he had a taste for virgin blood and occasionally hosted orgies at which he would reward his faithful retainers with the flesh of the local youth. This predilection for unholy debauchery became something of a frontier legend drawing depraved mortals and witch-hunters in significant numbers.''

	''This state of affairs could not have lasted as long as it did save for the Gold Rush of 1849 which dramatically swelled the mortal population. The U.S. census of 1848 noted that the population of San Francisco was roughly one thousand people, but just one year later it had grown to twenty-five thousand souls. But with a river of gold and blood coming down out of the mountains it was not long before other Kindred found their way to San Francisco, and the undead population swelled well beyond the accepted Camarilla norms and by the winter of 1849-1850 the number of vampires in San Francisco stood at twenty-five.'' ~~to celebrate the arrival of~~		''This state of affairs could not have lasted as long as it did save for the Gold Rush of 1849 which dramatically swelled the mortal population. The U.S. census of 1848 noted that the population of San Francisco was roughly one thousand people, but just one year later it had grown to twenty-five thousand souls. But with a river of gold and blood coming down out of the mountains it was not long before other Kindred found their way to San Francisco, and the undead population swelled well beyond the accepted Camarilla norms and by the winter of 1849-1850 the number of vampires in San Francisco stood at twenty-five.''

	''Don Diego quickly established himself as the eldest Kindred in the newly grown city and thus gave himself the title of Prince. He often held blood-feasts at the Presidio to celebrate the arrival of new Kindred. Such magnanimity combined with Don Diego's exuberant charm and the air of ever growing prosperity made the new prince quite popular, but nothing lasts forever.''		''Don Diego quickly established himself as the eldest Kindred in the newly grown city and thus gave himself the title of Prince. He often held blood-feasts at the Presidio to celebrate the arrival of new Kindred. Such magnanimity combined with Don Diego's exuberant charm and the air of ever growing prosperity made the new prince quite popular, but nothing lasts forever.''

Bruce: /* Princes of San Francisco */

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Princes of San Francisco

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	''The City's first prince, Diego Don Delfonso, may have arrived in the area as early as 1822. According to the few Kindred old enough to remember the First Prince it is generally agreed that he hailed from Spain originally and resided in Mexico until the Sabbat drove him from that country and he settled in the Presidio behind thick limestone walled and deep beneath the earth. Therein Don Delfonso crouched like a spider establishing unseen control over the fort and the port that lay at its feet. Little is actually known of Don Diego as he preferred to be called. He was quite influential within the mortal population and quickly amassed a significant fortune, regrettably he had a taste for virgin blood and occasionally hosted orgies at which he would reward his faithful retainers with the flesh of the local youth. This predilection for unholy debauchery became something of a frontier legend drawing depraved mortals and witch-hunters in significant numbers.''		''The City's first prince, Diego Don Delfonso, may have arrived in the area as early as 1822. According to the few Kindred old enough to remember the First Prince it is generally agreed that he hailed from Spain originally and resided in Mexico until the Sabbat drove him from that country and he settled in the Presidio behind thick limestone walled and deep beneath the earth. Therein Don Delfonso crouched like a spider establishing unseen control over the fort and the port that lay at its feet. Little is actually known of Don Diego as he preferred to be called. He was quite influential within the mortal population and quickly amassed a significant fortune, regrettably he had a taste for virgin blood and occasionally hosted orgies at which he would reward his faithful retainers with the flesh of the local youth. This predilection for unholy debauchery became something of a frontier legend drawing depraved mortals and witch-hunters in significant numbers.''

	''This state of affairs could not have lasted as long as it did save for the Gold Rush of 1849 which dramatically swelled the mortal population. The U.S. census of 1848 noted that the population of San Francisco was roughly one thousand people, but just one year later it had grown to twenty-five thousand souls. But with a river of gold and blood coming down out of the mountains it was not long before other Kindred found their way to San Francisco, and the undead population swelled well beyond the accepted Camarilla norms and by the winter of 1849-1850 the number of vampires in San Francisco stood at twenty-five.''		''This state of affairs could not have lasted as long as it did save for the Gold Rush of 1849 which dramatically swelled the mortal population. The U.S. census of 1848 noted that the population of San Francisco was roughly one thousand people, but just one year later it had grown to twenty-five thousand souls. But with a river of gold and blood coming down out of the mountains it was not long before other Kindred found their way to San Francisco, and the undead population swelled well beyond the accepted Camarilla norms and by the winter of 1849-1850 the number of vampires in San Francisco stood at twenty-five.'' to celebrate the arrival of

			''Don Diego quickly established himself as the eldest Kindred in the newly grown city and thus gave himself the title of Prince. He often held blood-feasts at the Presidio to celebrate the arrival of new Kindred. Such magnanimity combined with Don Diego's exuberant charm and the air of ever growing prosperity made the new prince quite popular, but nothing lasts forever.''


	* '''[[Diego Don Delfonso]]''' - (Reign: 1849-1859) [Clan: Unknown]		* '''[[Diego Don Delfonso]]''' - (Reign: 1849-1859) [Clan: Unknown]

Bruce: /* Princes of San Francisco */

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Princes of San Francisco

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	''In the last one hundred and sixty years there have been five princes of San Francisco. All five have overseen times both turbulent and prosperous. Changes in reign have often mirrored the greatest upheaval in mortal society. And a case might be made for believing that Princedom of the Kindred and the success of San Francisco are tied together in some mysterious way.''		''In the last one hundred and sixty years there have been five princes of San Francisco. All five have overseen times both turbulent and prosperous. Changes in reign have often mirrored the greatest upheaval in mortal society. And a case might be made for believing that Princedom of the Kindred and the success of San Francisco are tied together in some mysterious way.''

	''The City's first prince, Diego Don Delfonso, may have arrived in the area as early as 1822. According to the few Kindred old enough to remember the First Prince it is generally agreed that he hailed from Spain originally and resided in Mexico until the Sabbat drove him from that country and he settled in the Presidio behind thick limestone walled and deep beneath the earth. Therein Don Delfonso crouched like a spider establishing unseen control over the fort and the port that lay at its feet. Little is actually known of Don Diego as he preferred to be called. He was quite influential within the mortal population and quickly amassed a significant fortune, regrettably he had a taste for virgin blood and occasionally hosted orgies at which he would reward his faithful retainers with the flesh of the local youth. This predilection for unholy debauchery became something of a frontier legend drawing depraved mortals and witch-hunters in significant numbers. This state of affairs could not have lasted as long as it did save for the Gold Rush of 1849 which dramatically swelled the mortal population. The U.S. census of 1848 noted that the population of San Francisco was roughly one thousand people, but just one year later it had grown to twenty-five thousand souls. But with a river of gold and blood coming down out of the mountains it was not long before other Kindred found their way to San Francisco, and the undead population swelled well beyond the accepted Camarilla norms and by the winter of 1849-1850 the number of vampires in San Francisco stood at twenty-five.''		''The City's first prince, Diego Don Delfonso, may have arrived in the area as early as 1822. According to the few Kindred old enough to remember the First Prince it is generally agreed that he hailed from Spain originally and resided in Mexico until the Sabbat drove him from that country and he settled in the Presidio behind thick limestone walled and deep beneath the earth. Therein Don Delfonso crouched like a spider establishing unseen control over the fort and the port that lay at its feet. Little is actually known of Don Diego as he preferred to be called. He was quite influential within the mortal population and quickly amassed a significant fortune, regrettably he had a taste for virgin blood and occasionally hosted orgies at which he would reward his faithful retainers with the flesh of the local youth. This predilection for unholy debauchery became something of a frontier legend drawing depraved mortals and witch-hunters in significant numbers.''

			''This state of affairs could not have lasted as long as it did save for the Gold Rush of 1849 which dramatically swelled the mortal population. The U.S. census of 1848 noted that the population of San Francisco was roughly one thousand people, but just one year later it had grown to twenty-five thousand souls. But with a river of gold and blood coming down out of the mountains it was not long before other Kindred found their way to San Francisco, and the undead population swelled well beyond the accepted Camarilla norms and by the winter of 1849-1850 the number of vampires in San Francisco stood at twenty-five.''

	* '''[[Diego Don Delfonso]]''' - (Reign: 1849-1859) [Clan: Unknown]		* '''[[Diego Don Delfonso]]''' - (Reign: 1849-1859) [Clan: Unknown]

Bruce: /* Princes of San Francisco */

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Princes of San Francisco

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	''In the last one hundred and sixty years there have been five princes of San Francisco. All five have overseen times both turbulent and prosperous. Changes in reign have often mirrored the greatest upheaval in mortal society. And a case might be made for believing that Princedom of the Kindred and the success of San Francisco are tied together in some mysterious way.''		''In the last one hundred and sixty years there have been five princes of San Francisco. All five have overseen times both turbulent and prosperous. Changes in reign have often mirrored the greatest upheaval in mortal society. And a case might be made for believing that Princedom of the Kindred and the success of San Francisco are tied together in some mysterious way.''

	''The City's first prince, Diego Don Delfonso, may have arrived in the area as early as 1822. According to the few Kindred old enough to remember the First Prince it is generally agreed that he hailed from Spain originally and resided in Mexico until the Sabbat drove him from that country and he settled in the Presidio behind thick limestone walled and deep beneath the earth. Therein Don Delfonso crouched like a spider establishing unseen control over the fort and the port that lay at its feet. Little is actually known of Don Diego as he preferred to be called. He was quite influential within the mortal population and quickly amassed a significant fortune, regrettably he had a taste for virgin blood and occasionally hosted orgies at which he would reward his faithful retainers with the flesh of the local youth. This predilection for unholy debauchery became something of a frontier legend drawing depraved mortals and witch-hunters in significant numbers. This state of affairs could not have lasted as long as it did save for the Gold Rush of 1849 which dramatically swelled the mortal population. The U.S. census of 1848 noted that the population of San Francisco was roughly one thousand people, but just one year later it had grown to twenty-five thousand souls. But with a river of gold and blood coming down out of the mountains it was not long before other Kindred found their way to San Francisco, and the undead population swelled well beyond the accepted Camarilla norms and by the winter of 1849-1850 the number of vampires in San Francisco stood at twenty-five ~~damned souls~~.''		''The City's first prince, Diego Don Delfonso, may have arrived in the area as early as 1822. According to the few Kindred old enough to remember the First Prince it is generally agreed that he hailed from Spain originally and resided in Mexico until the Sabbat drove him from that country and he settled in the Presidio behind thick limestone walled and deep beneath the earth. Therein Don Delfonso crouched like a spider establishing unseen control over the fort and the port that lay at its feet. Little is actually known of Don Diego as he preferred to be called. He was quite influential within the mortal population and quickly amassed a significant fortune, regrettably he had a taste for virgin blood and occasionally hosted orgies at which he would reward his faithful retainers with the flesh of the local youth. This predilection for unholy debauchery became something of a frontier legend drawing depraved mortals and witch-hunters in significant numbers. This state of affairs could not have lasted as long as it did save for the Gold Rush of 1849 which dramatically swelled the mortal population. The U.S. census of 1848 noted that the population of San Francisco was roughly one thousand people, but just one year later it had grown to twenty-five thousand souls. But with a river of gold and blood coming down out of the mountains it was not long before other Kindred found their way to San Francisco, and the undead population swelled well beyond the accepted Camarilla norms and by the winter of 1849-1850 the number of vampires in San Francisco stood at twenty-five.''

	* '''[[Diego Don Delfonso]]''' - (Reign: 1849-1859) [Clan: Unknown]		* '''[[Diego Don Delfonso]]''' - (Reign: 1849-1859) [Clan: Unknown]

Bruce: /* Princes of San Francisco */

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Princes of San Francisco

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	''In the last one hundred and sixty years there have been five princes of San Francisco. All five have overseen times both turbulent and prosperous. Changes in reign have often mirrored the greatest upheaval in mortal society. And a case might be made for believing that Princedom of the Kindred and the success of San Francisco are tied together in some mysterious way.''		''In the last one hundred and sixty years there have been five princes of San Francisco. All five have overseen times both turbulent and prosperous. Changes in reign have often mirrored the greatest upheaval in mortal society. And a case might be made for believing that Princedom of the Kindred and the success of San Francisco are tied together in some mysterious way.''

	''The City's first prince, Diego Don Delfonso, may have arrived in the area as early as 1822. According to the few Kindred old enough to remember the First Prince it is generally agreed that he hailed from Spain originally and resided in Mexico until the Sabbat drove him from that country and he settled in the Presidio behind thick limestone walled and deep beneath the earth. Therein Don Delfonso crouched like a spider establishing unseen control over the fort and the port that lay at its feet. Little is actually known of Don Diego as he preferred to be called. He was quite influential within the mortal population and quickly amassed a significant fortune, regrettably he had a taste for virgin blood and occasionally hosted orgies at which he would reward his faithful retainers with the flesh of the local youth. This predilection for unholy debauchery became something of a frontier legend drawing depraved mortals and witch-hunters in significant numbers. This state of ~~would~~ not have lasted as long as it did save for the Gold Rush of 1849 which dramatically swelled the mortal population. The U.S. census of 1848 noted that the population of San Francisco was roughly one thousand people, but just one year later it had grown to twenty-five thousand souls.''		''The City's first prince, Diego Don Delfonso, may have arrived in the area as early as 1822. According to the few Kindred old enough to remember the First Prince it is generally agreed that he hailed from Spain originally and resided in Mexico until the Sabbat drove him from that country and he settled in the Presidio behind thick limestone walled and deep beneath the earth. Therein Don Delfonso crouched like a spider establishing unseen control over the fort and the port that lay at its feet. Little is actually known of Don Diego as he preferred to be called. He was quite influential within the mortal population and quickly amassed a significant fortune, regrettably he had a taste for virgin blood and occasionally hosted orgies at which he would reward his faithful retainers with the flesh of the local youth. This predilection for unholy debauchery became something of a frontier legend drawing depraved mortals and witch-hunters in significant numbers. This state of affairs could not have lasted as long as it did save for the Gold Rush of 1849 which dramatically swelled the mortal population. The U.S. census of 1848 noted that the population of San Francisco was roughly one thousand people, but just one year later it had grown to twenty-five thousand souls. But with a river of gold and blood coming down out of the mountains it was not long before other Kindred found their way to San Francisco, and the undead population swelled well beyond the accepted Camarilla norms and by the winter of 1849-1850 the number of vampires in San Francisco stood at twenty-five damned souls.''

	* '''[[Diego Don Delfonso]]''' - (Reign: 1849-1859) [Clan: Unknown]		* '''[[Diego Don Delfonso]]''' - (Reign: 1849-1859) [Clan: Unknown]

Bruce: /* THE EVOLUTION OF SAN FRANCISCO */

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THE EVOLUTION OF SAN FRANCISCO

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	== <span style="color:#800000;">'''Princes of San Francisco''' ==~~he settle~~		== <span style="color:#800000;">'''Princes of San Francisco''' ==
	''In the last one hundred and sixty years there have been five princes of San Francisco. All five have overseen times both turbulent and prosperous. Changes in reign have often mirrored the greatest upheaval in mortal society. And a case might be made for believing that Princedom of the Kindred and the success of San Francisco are tied together in some mysterious way.''		''In the last one hundred and sixty years there have been five princes of San Francisco. All five have overseen times both turbulent and prosperous. Changes in reign have often mirrored the greatest upheaval in mortal society. And a case might be made for believing that Princedom of the Kindred and the success of San Francisco are tied together in some mysterious way.''

Bruce: /* Princes of San Francisco */

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Princes of San Francisco

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	== <span style="color:#800000;">'''Princes of San Francisco''' ==		== <span style="color:#800000;">'''Princes of San Francisco''' ==he settle
	''In the last one hundred and sixty years there have been five princes of San Francisco. All five have overseen times both turbulent and prosperous. Changes in reign have often mirrored the greatest upheaval in mortal society. And a case might be made for believing that Princedom of the Kindred and the success of San Francisco are tied together in some mysterious way.''		''In the last one hundred and sixty years there have been five princes of San Francisco. All five have overseen times both turbulent and prosperous. Changes in reign have often mirrored the greatest upheaval in mortal society. And a case might be made for believing that Princedom of the Kindred and the success of San Francisco are tied together in some mysterious way.''

	* '''[[Diego Don Delfonso]]''' - (Reign: 1849-1859) [Clan: Unknown]		''The City's first prince, Diego Don Delfonso, may have arrived in the area as early as 1822. According to the few Kindred old enough to remember the First Prince it is generally agreed that he hailed from Spain originally and resided in Mexico until the Sabbat drove him from that country and he settled in the Presidio behind thick limestone walled and deep beneath the earth. Therein Don Delfonso crouched like a spider establishing unseen control over the fort and the port that lay at its feet. Little is actually known of Don Diego as he preferred to be called. He was quite influential within the mortal population and quickly amassed a significant fortune, regrettably he had a taste for virgin blood and occasionally hosted orgies at which he would reward his faithful retainers with the flesh of the local youth. This predilection for unholy debauchery became something of a frontier legend drawing depraved mortals and witch-hunters in significant numbers. This state of would not have lasted as long as it did save for the Gold Rush of 1849 which dramatically swelled the mortal population. The U.S. census of 1848 noted that the population of San Francisco was roughly one thousand people, but just one year later it had grown to twenty-five thousand souls.''
	* '''[[Hercule Montelaine]]''' - (Reign: 1859-1877) [Clan: Tremere]
			* '''[[Diego Don Delfonso]]''' - (Reign: 1849-1859) [Clan: Unknown]
			* '''[[Hercule Montelaine]]''' - (Reign: 1859-1877) [Clan: Tremere]
	* '''[[Tabassum al-Nagi]]''' - (Reign: 1877-1906) [Clan: Tremere]		* '''[[Tabassum al-Nagi]]''' - (Reign: 1877-1906) [Clan: Tremere]
	* '''[[Vannevar Thomas]]''' - (Reign: 1906-2000) [Clan: Ventrue]		* '''[[Vannevar Thomas]]''' - (Reign: 1906-2000) [Clan: Ventrue]