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== <span style="color:#800000;"> '''Rites and Practices''' == | == <span style="color:#800000;"> '''Rites and Practices''' == | ||
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| + | == <span style="color:#800000;"> '''Notes''' == | ||
== <span style="color:#800000;"> '''Membership''' {12} == | == <span style="color:#800000;"> '''Membership''' {12} == | ||
=== <span style="color:#800000;"> '''Founding Members''' === | === <span style="color:#800000;"> '''Founding Members''' === | ||
==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Ruiz ==== | ==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Ruiz ==== | ||
| − | [[]] | + | [[File:Lasombra Ruiz.jpg|200px]] |
<br> | <br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
| − | '''Linage:''' Progeny of Carolina Valez and Coven Architect | + | '''Linage:''' 9th generation Progeny of Carolina Valez and Coven Architect |
| − | '''Appearance:''' | + | '''Appearance:''' Ruiz was the epitome of the Spanish male, with shoulder length black hair and just enough five-o-clock shadow to be debonair. His thick devilish brows shadowed dark intelligent eyes rhymed by a touch too much mascara. His dark Latin skin and athletic body were complimented by a male model's stylish wardrobe done all in black. Unfortunately for Ruiz, like the shadows he commanded, there was more of style to him than substance. |
| − | '''Background:''' | + | '''Background:''' Ruiz was Embraced by [[Carolina Valez]], ductus of a founded pack formed in Mexico City and sent to Los Angeles in during the early 1980s to re-establish a Sabbat presence in the Anarch Free State lost during the 1960s -- [[The Lost Angels]]. |
'''Personality:''' | '''Personality:''' | ||
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==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Fairuza ==== | ==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Fairuza ==== | ||
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'''Appearance:''' Fairuza has dusky skin, dark curly hair that reaches her shoulders, and dark brown eyes. Like many Iranian women, she is shorter than average, with a slight but athletic build. Graceful in her movements, Fairuza exudes an "in your face" attitude when in the presence of anyone who might challenge her authority (with the exception of [[Sascha Vykos]]). She dresses for mobility and comfort rather than for adornment. She wears no jewelry except for the twenty or so silver hoops that that line her ears. | '''Appearance:''' Fairuza has dusky skin, dark curly hair that reaches her shoulders, and dark brown eyes. Like many Iranian women, she is shorter than average, with a slight but athletic build. Graceful in her movements, Fairuza exudes an "in your face" attitude when in the presence of anyone who might challenge her authority (with the exception of [[Sascha Vykos]]). She dresses for mobility and comfort rather than for adornment. She wears no jewelry except for the twenty or so silver hoops that that line her ears. | ||
| − | '''Background:''' Fairuza’s family emigrated to the United States | + | '''Background:''' Fairuza’s family emigrated from Iran to the United States in 1980. Settling in California where her father opened a small Middle Eastern food store, Fairuza quickly adapted to the American lifestyle -- much to the chagrin of her traditional family. Her father, fearing for his daughter's virtue, made her a virtual prisoner in their home, monitoring her trips to and from school and keeping her busy helping with the family business. |
| − | + | Matters came to a head when Fairuza graduated from high school and wanted to attend college. Her father forbade her from seeking further education, claiming that, as a woman, she had no need of it. Fairuza pretended to submit to her father's will, but watched carefully for any opportunity to escape. The chance presented itself when Fairuza found herself alone in the bakery one day. Taking money from the cash drawer, she closed the shop and bolted. She bought a bus ticket to Los Angeles and vanished from her family's lives. | |
| − | She hooked up with a | + | As a runaway, Fairuza learned quickly how to survive on the streets. She hooked up with a gang led by a charismatic young man named Boudreaux, who only appeared at night and initiated her into his group's strange rituals -- such as the drinking of his blood. By the time Boudreaux Embraced Fairuza, she was willing to do whatever he wanted her to...for a while. |
| − | Fairuza | + | Fairuza soon realized, despite her blood-bond to her sire, that she was as much a prisoner of Boudreaux as she had been of her father. Boudreaux controlled her every action, keeping her close to him and dictating everything from the clothes she wore to the people she could associate with. Fairuza plotted her escape. A nomadic Sabbat pack provided her with the "out" she needed. |
| + | |||
| + | Fairuza willingly underwent the Creation Rites and survived her probationary period, earning the right to be called True Sabbat when she killed her sire and most of his gang. For a time, she relished the freedom of unlife with her pack. Eventually, she noticed that her pack leader, a Lasombra named Ruiz who prided himself on his machismo, rarely paid attention to her ideas. Fairuza watched him in battle and noted his lack of sophistication while she honed her own skills. One night, she invoked the ''ritus'' of Monomancy, challenging her leader to a duel to the death. Expecting an easy victory over an upstart pack member, Ruiz toyed with Fairuza, not realizing that she had slipped inside his guard until it was too late. She gutted him from groin to throat. | ||
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| + | Fairuza claimed Ruiz's place as ''ductus'' and has managed to retain that position through her charisma and sheer determination, rather than through tact or martial prowess. Five years ago, Fairuza and her pack traveled to Mexico to visit the center of Sabbat activity and attend the sect's most prestigious ''Palla Grande''. Sascha Vykos also made an appearance at that grand rite and its exotic, genderless beauty drew Fairuza to it like a magnet. | ||
| + | |||
| + | The brash, determined young Brujah ''antitribu'' in turn, impressed Sascha with some inner quality, for it requested that Fairuza and her pack escort it to several other appointments in Mexico City and Southern California. Since then, Fairuza's pack has served Sascha as a personal guard whenever the itinerant priscus decides to travel around the American continents, remaining on call whenever it has a need for them. Recently, Sascha has requested that they oversee its negotiations with some high-ranking Camarilla Tremere in, of all places, Raleigh, North Carolina. | ||
'''Personality:''' Fairuza is never going to allow anyone to control her life, ever, again. She searched for freedom since before her Embrace, and until recently, she believed that she had found it in the Sabbat. Fairuza has come to accept that sometimes she must follow orders, but she would prefer to take orders from someone who appreciates her talents, rather than from someone who sees her as a subservient female. Sascha Vykos fits the bill perfectly. It does not consider Fairuza in terms of her gender, but looks beneath the surface at her soul. Ironically, while most Sabbat fear the Angel of Caine, Fairuza feels safe in its company, as long as she does her job successfully. Recently, Sascha has begun to reawaken Fairuza's interest in academics, something her human family forced her to abandon. It has reminded Fairuza that her clan has a long history of scholarship, as well as military excellence. Fairuza feels compelled to listen to its urgings, for she knows she must hone her intellect as well as her body. | '''Personality:''' Fairuza is never going to allow anyone to control her life, ever, again. She searched for freedom since before her Embrace, and until recently, she believed that she had found it in the Sabbat. Fairuza has come to accept that sometimes she must follow orders, but she would prefer to take orders from someone who appreciates her talents, rather than from someone who sees her as a subservient female. Sascha Vykos fits the bill perfectly. It does not consider Fairuza in terms of her gender, but looks beneath the surface at her soul. Ironically, while most Sabbat fear the Angel of Caine, Fairuza feels safe in its company, as long as she does her job successfully. Recently, Sascha has begun to reawaken Fairuza's interest in academics, something her human family forced her to abandon. It has reminded Fairuza that her clan has a long history of scholarship, as well as military excellence. Fairuza feels compelled to listen to its urgings, for she knows she must hone her intellect as well as her body. | ||
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==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Dinario ==== | ==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Dinario ==== | ||
| − | [[]] | + | [[File:Lasombra Dinario.jpg|200px]] |
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==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Flayer ==== | ==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Flayer ==== | ||
| − | [[]] | + | [[File:Tzimisce Flayer.jpg|200px]] |
<br> | <br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
'''Linage:''' 10th generation Tzimisce Metamorphosist and Koldun. | '''Linage:''' 10th generation Tzimisce Metamorphosist and Koldun. | ||
| − | '''Appearance:''' | + | '''Appearance:''' Flayer is an aspiring Metamorphosist whose capacity to change form at will makes any description of it impossible. A relatively new follower of the path, it clings to the human form, changing its biometrics the way most teenage girls change their hair color. |
'''Background:''' | '''Background:''' | ||
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'''Domain:''' | '''Domain:''' | ||
| − | '''Personality:''' | + | '''Personality:''' Flayer gave up its mortal name when it stepped onto the Path of Metamorphosis, but its love of skinning animals and people birthed its sobriquet,...''Flayer''. Being a Tzimisce traditionalist, its favorite tool for skinning its experimental subjects (victims) is a obsidian dagger. It excels at taxidermy, torture and what it calls ''plastic-surgery,'' but subjects ''usually'' experience its ministrations of these skills in reverse order. |
'''Current Events:''' | '''Current Events:''' | ||
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==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Guggenheim ==== | ==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Guggenheim ==== | ||
| − | [[]] | + | [[File:Toreador antitribu-Guggenheim.jpg|200px]] |
<br> | <br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
| − | '''Linage:''' Toreador ''antitribu'' | + | '''Linage:''' 9th generation Toreador ''antitribu'' |
'''Appearance:''' | '''Appearance:''' | ||
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=== <span style="color:#800000;"> '''Second Generation Pack Members''' === | === <span style="color:#800000;"> '''Second Generation Pack Members''' === | ||
==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Razor ==== | ==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Razor ==== | ||
| − | [[]] | + | [[File:Brujah antitribu Razor.jpg|200px]] |
<br> | <br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
| − | '''Linage:''' Brujah ''antitribu'' childe of Fairuza -- Pack Ductus | + | '''Linage:''' 11th generation Brujah ''antitribu'' childe of Fairuza -- Pack Ductus |
'''Appearance:''' | '''Appearance:''' | ||
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==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Rowdy ==== | ==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Rowdy ==== | ||
| − | [[]] | + | [[File:Brujah antitribu Rowdy.jpg|200px]] |
<br> | <br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
| − | '''Linage:''' Brujah ''antitribu'' childe of Fairuza and ''brother'' to Razor. | + | '''Linage:''' 11th generation Brujah ''antitribu'' childe of Fairuza and ''brother'' to Razor. |
'''Appearance:''' | '''Appearance:''' | ||
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==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Jovita ==== | ==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Jovita ==== | ||
| − | [[]] | + | [[File:Lasombra Jovita.jpg|200px]] |
<br> | <br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
| − | '''Linage:''' Lasombra childe of Dinario | + | '''Linage:''' 11th generation Lasombra childe of Dinario and aspiring Abyss mystic. |
'''Appearance:''' | '''Appearance:''' | ||
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==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Kurt Barlow ==== | ==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Kurt Barlow ==== | ||
| − | [[File:Tzimisce Kurt Barlow.jpg]] | + | [[File:Tzimisce Kurt Barlow.jpg|200px]] |
<br> | <br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
'''Sobriquet:''' Barlow to most of the Sabbat, Kurt to his packmates. Yes, he named himself after the vampire antagonist of Stephen King's Salem's Lot. | '''Sobriquet:''' Barlow to most of the Sabbat, Kurt to his packmates. Yes, he named himself after the vampire antagonist of Stephen King's Salem's Lot. | ||
| − | '''Linage:''' 11th generation Tzimisce Neofeudalist and Knight (follower of the Path of Honorable Accord) | + | '''Linage:''' 11th generation Tzimisce Neofeudalist and Knight (follower of the Path of Honorable Accord), progeny of Flayer the Metamorphosist and Koldun. |
| − | '''Appearance:''' | + | '''Appearance:''' As Kurt is a Tzimisce (New Clan), he can and does change shape at will, where other Tzimisce must exert themselves to change their form, Barlow simply conceptualizes the form he desires as his bones warp themselves to the desired shape and his flesh crawls and undulates to accommodate the new biometrics. Despite this, Kurt maintains a human shape to facilitate mortal interactions and to better fit in with his pack. The form most desirable to his pack and Sabbat allies is that of a well muscled Caucasian male in his late 20s, in this form Barlow dresses like an extra in a post-apocalyptic scifi-action film. His muscular form is almost albino pale, with skin so taunt over muscle he seems to have no body fat at all. His hair is worn in a wild Mohawk splashed with barbarous, unnatural colors which becomes a wild tangle of dreads woven with a variety of bones and trinkets. While in this form he wears a trench-coat formed from the skins of all the vampires he has defeated in battle. Barlow doesn't carry guns or knives because real vampires are weapons and with but a touch he can shatter or warp bone, cause flesh to slough off in chunks or rip out an enemy's heart with his bare hands. |
'''Background:''' | '''Background:''' | ||
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| − | ==== <span style="color:#800000;"> | + | ==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Cailet Adros -- Tzimisce Childe of Kurt Barlow ==== |
| − | [[]] | + | [[File:Tzimisce Cailet Adros.jpg|200px]] |
<br> | <br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
| − | '''Sobriquet:''' | + | '''Linage:''' 12th generation Tzimisce progeny of Kurt Barlow. |
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| + | '''Sobriquet:''' Her sire christened her Clytie, who was a water nymph, daughter of Oceanus and Tethys in Greek mythology. Her story of a love affair with the sun (Helios), ends badly. | ||
'''Appearance:''' | '''Appearance:''' | ||
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'''Current Events:''' | '''Current Events:''' | ||
| − | * -- '''[[ | + | * -- '''[[Cailet Adros]]''' |
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<br> | <br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
| − | '''Linage:''' Toreador ''antitribu'' childe of Guggenheim. | + | '''Linage:''' 10th generation Toreador ''antitribu'' childe of Guggenheim. |
'''Appearance:''' | '''Appearance:''' | ||
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==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Blitzkrieg ==== | ==== <span style="color:#800000;"> Blitzkrieg ==== | ||
| − | [[]] | + | [[File:City Gangrel Blitzkrieg.jpg|200px]] |
<br> | <br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
| − | '''Linage:''' City Gangrel ''antitribu'' Knight (follower of the Path of Honorable Accord) | + | '''Linage:''' 11th generation City Gangrel ''antitribu'' Knight (follower of the Path of Honorable Accord) |
'''Appearance:''' | '''Appearance:''' | ||
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<br> | <br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
| − | '''Linage:''' Nosferatu ''antitribu'' | + | '''Linage:''' 13th generation Nosferatu ''antitribu'' |
'''Appearance:''' | '''Appearance:''' | ||
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<br> | <br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
| − | '''Linage:''' Ventrue ''antitribu'' | + | '''Linage:''' 9th generation Ventrue ''antitribu'' |
'''Appearance:''' | '''Appearance:''' | ||
Latest revision as of 23:35, 1 September 2016
- Sabbat -x- Rio de Janeiro
Contents
Background
Lair
Rites and Practices
Notes
Membership {12}
Founding Members
Ruiz
Linage: 9th generation Progeny of Carolina Valez and Coven Architect
Appearance: Ruiz was the epitome of the Spanish male, with shoulder length black hair and just enough five-o-clock shadow to be debonair. His thick devilish brows shadowed dark intelligent eyes rhymed by a touch too much mascara. His dark Latin skin and athletic body were complimented by a male model's stylish wardrobe done all in black. Unfortunately for Ruiz, like the shadows he commanded, there was more of style to him than substance.
Background: Ruiz was Embraced by Carolina Valez, ductus of a founded pack formed in Mexico City and sent to Los Angeles in during the early 1980s to re-establish a Sabbat presence in the Anarch Free State lost during the 1960s -- The Lost Angels.
Personality:
Rest in Peace:
Fairuza
Linage: Progeny of The Devil Boudreaux and Paladin to Sascha Vykos.
Appearance: Fairuza has dusky skin, dark curly hair that reaches her shoulders, and dark brown eyes. Like many Iranian women, she is shorter than average, with a slight but athletic build. Graceful in her movements, Fairuza exudes an "in your face" attitude when in the presence of anyone who might challenge her authority (with the exception of Sascha Vykos). She dresses for mobility and comfort rather than for adornment. She wears no jewelry except for the twenty or so silver hoops that that line her ears.
Background: Fairuza’s family emigrated from Iran to the United States in 1980. Settling in California where her father opened a small Middle Eastern food store, Fairuza quickly adapted to the American lifestyle -- much to the chagrin of her traditional family. Her father, fearing for his daughter's virtue, made her a virtual prisoner in their home, monitoring her trips to and from school and keeping her busy helping with the family business.
Matters came to a head when Fairuza graduated from high school and wanted to attend college. Her father forbade her from seeking further education, claiming that, as a woman, she had no need of it. Fairuza pretended to submit to her father's will, but watched carefully for any opportunity to escape. The chance presented itself when Fairuza found herself alone in the bakery one day. Taking money from the cash drawer, she closed the shop and bolted. She bought a bus ticket to Los Angeles and vanished from her family's lives.
As a runaway, Fairuza learned quickly how to survive on the streets. She hooked up with a gang led by a charismatic young man named Boudreaux, who only appeared at night and initiated her into his group's strange rituals -- such as the drinking of his blood. By the time Boudreaux Embraced Fairuza, she was willing to do whatever he wanted her to...for a while.
Fairuza soon realized, despite her blood-bond to her sire, that she was as much a prisoner of Boudreaux as she had been of her father. Boudreaux controlled her every action, keeping her close to him and dictating everything from the clothes she wore to the people she could associate with. Fairuza plotted her escape. A nomadic Sabbat pack provided her with the "out" she needed.
Fairuza willingly underwent the Creation Rites and survived her probationary period, earning the right to be called True Sabbat when she killed her sire and most of his gang. For a time, she relished the freedom of unlife with her pack. Eventually, she noticed that her pack leader, a Lasombra named Ruiz who prided himself on his machismo, rarely paid attention to her ideas. Fairuza watched him in battle and noted his lack of sophistication while she honed her own skills. One night, she invoked the ritus of Monomancy, challenging her leader to a duel to the death. Expecting an easy victory over an upstart pack member, Ruiz toyed with Fairuza, not realizing that she had slipped inside his guard until it was too late. She gutted him from groin to throat.
Fairuza claimed Ruiz's place as ductus and has managed to retain that position through her charisma and sheer determination, rather than through tact or martial prowess. Five years ago, Fairuza and her pack traveled to Mexico to visit the center of Sabbat activity and attend the sect's most prestigious Palla Grande. Sascha Vykos also made an appearance at that grand rite and its exotic, genderless beauty drew Fairuza to it like a magnet.
The brash, determined young Brujah antitribu in turn, impressed Sascha with some inner quality, for it requested that Fairuza and her pack escort it to several other appointments in Mexico City and Southern California. Since then, Fairuza's pack has served Sascha as a personal guard whenever the itinerant priscus decides to travel around the American continents, remaining on call whenever it has a need for them. Recently, Sascha has requested that they oversee its negotiations with some high-ranking Camarilla Tremere in, of all places, Raleigh, North Carolina.
Personality: Fairuza is never going to allow anyone to control her life, ever, again. She searched for freedom since before her Embrace, and until recently, she believed that she had found it in the Sabbat. Fairuza has come to accept that sometimes she must follow orders, but she would prefer to take orders from someone who appreciates her talents, rather than from someone who sees her as a subservient female. Sascha Vykos fits the bill perfectly. It does not consider Fairuza in terms of her gender, but looks beneath the surface at her soul. Ironically, while most Sabbat fear the Angel of Caine, Fairuza feels safe in its company, as long as she does her job successfully. Recently, Sascha has begun to reawaken Fairuza's interest in academics, something her human family forced her to abandon. It has reminded Fairuza that her clan has a long history of scholarship, as well as military excellence. Fairuza feels compelled to listen to its urgings, for she knows she must hone her intellect as well as her body.
Recent Events:
- -- Fairuza
http://whitewolf.wikia.com/wiki/Fairuza
Dinario
Linage: Childe of Ruiz -- 10th generation Lasombra Pack Priest on the path of Power & Inner Voice - Revised.
Appearance:
Background:
Domain:
Personality:
Current Events:
- -- Dinario
Flayer
Linage: 10th generation Tzimisce Metamorphosist and Koldun.
Appearance: Flayer is an aspiring Metamorphosist whose capacity to change form at will makes any description of it impossible. A relatively new follower of the path, it clings to the human form, changing its biometrics the way most teenage girls change their hair color.
Background:
Domain:
Personality: Flayer gave up its mortal name when it stepped onto the Path of Metamorphosis, but its love of skinning animals and people birthed its sobriquet,...Flayer. Being a Tzimisce traditionalist, its favorite tool for skinning its experimental subjects (victims) is a obsidian dagger. It excels at taxidermy, torture and what it calls plastic-surgery, but subjects usually experience its ministrations of these skills in reverse order.
Current Events:
- -- Flayer
Guggenheim
Linage: 9th generation Toreador antitribu
Appearance:
Background:
Domain:
Personality:
Current Events:
- -- Guggenheim
Second Generation Pack Members
Razor
Linage: 11th generation Brujah antitribu childe of Fairuza -- Pack Ductus
Appearance:
Background:
Domain:
Personality:
Current Events:
- -- Razor
Rowdy
Linage: 11th generation Brujah antitribu childe of Fairuza and brother to Razor.
Appearance:
Background:
Domain:
Personality:
Current Events:
- -- Rowdy
Jovita
Linage: 11th generation Lasombra childe of Dinario and aspiring Abyss mystic.
Appearance:
Background:
Domain:
Personality:
Current Events:
- -- Jovita
Kurt Barlow
Sobriquet: Barlow to most of the Sabbat, Kurt to his packmates. Yes, he named himself after the vampire antagonist of Stephen King's Salem's Lot.
Linage: 11th generation Tzimisce Neofeudalist and Knight (follower of the Path of Honorable Accord), progeny of Flayer the Metamorphosist and Koldun.
Appearance: As Kurt is a Tzimisce (New Clan), he can and does change shape at will, where other Tzimisce must exert themselves to change their form, Barlow simply conceptualizes the form he desires as his bones warp themselves to the desired shape and his flesh crawls and undulates to accommodate the new biometrics. Despite this, Kurt maintains a human shape to facilitate mortal interactions and to better fit in with his pack. The form most desirable to his pack and Sabbat allies is that of a well muscled Caucasian male in his late 20s, in this form Barlow dresses like an extra in a post-apocalyptic scifi-action film. His muscular form is almost albino pale, with skin so taunt over muscle he seems to have no body fat at all. His hair is worn in a wild Mohawk splashed with barbarous, unnatural colors which becomes a wild tangle of dreads woven with a variety of bones and trinkets. While in this form he wears a trench-coat formed from the skins of all the vampires he has defeated in battle. Barlow doesn't carry guns or knives because real vampires are weapons and with but a touch he can shatter or warp bone, cause flesh to slough off in chunks or rip out an enemy's heart with his bare hands.
Background:
Domain:
Personality:
Current Events:
- -- Kurt Barlow
Cailet Adros -- Tzimisce Childe of Kurt Barlow
Linage: 12th generation Tzimisce progeny of Kurt Barlow.
Sobriquet: Her sire christened her Clytie, who was a water nymph, daughter of Oceanus and Tethys in Greek mythology. Her story of a love affair with the sun (Helios), ends badly.
Appearance:
Background:
Domain:
Personality:
Current Events:
- -- Cailet Adros
Priscilla
[[]]
Linage: 10th generation Toreador antitribu childe of Guggenheim.
Appearance:
Background:
Domain:
Personality:
Current Events:
- -- Priscilla
Blitzkrieg
Linage: 11th generation City Gangrel antitribu Knight (follower of the Path of Honorable Accord)
Appearance:
Background:
Domain:
Personality:
Current Events:
- -- Blitzkrieg
The Mole
[[]]
Linage: 13th generation Nosferatu antitribu
Appearance:
Background:
Domain:
Personality:
Current Events:
- -- The Mole
Acid Burn
[[]]
Linage: 9th generation Ventrue antitribu
Appearance:
Background:
Domain:
Personality:
Current Events:
- -- Acid Burn
References
Transylvanian Chronicles IIII -- Pg. 56 & 85
