Difference between revisions of "Los Jaguares"
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| − | :Los Jaguares a well regarded Mexican pack of Sabbat from Guadalajara emigrated to Detroit to take up the role of diplomats from the Mexican Sabbat to their American counterparts in Detroit. Archbishop Bardigues graciously turned over Mexicantown, a prestigious hunting-ground, to the Jaguars in order that they might feel more at home. They are known to have established their lair in a local Mexican watering-hole called, appropriately enough, Tequila. Over the last year, the pack has been quietly excavating a proper lair about a hundred feet below the Mexican club. [[El Templo]] | + | :Los Jaguares a well regarded Mexican pack of Sabbat from Guadalajara emigrated to Detroit to take up the role of diplomats from the Mexican Sabbat to their American counterparts in Detroit. Archbishop Bardigues graciously turned over Mexicantown, a prestigious hunting-ground, to the Jaguars in order that they might feel more at home. They are known to have established their lair in a local Mexican watering-hole called, appropriately enough, Club Tequila. Over the last year, the pack has been quietly excavating a proper lair about a hundred feet below the Mexican club. [[El Templo]] |
;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Rites and Practices'''</u> | ;<span style="color:maroon;"><u>'''Rites and Practices'''</u> | ||
Revision as of 23:40, 28 August 2018
Los Jaguares: A Pack of Mexican Transplants
- Background
- Lair
- Los Jaguares a well regarded Mexican pack of Sabbat from Guadalajara emigrated to Detroit to take up the role of diplomats from the Mexican Sabbat to their American counterparts in Detroit. Archbishop Bardigues graciously turned over Mexicantown, a prestigious hunting-ground, to the Jaguars in order that they might feel more at home. They are known to have established their lair in a local Mexican watering-hole called, appropriately enough, Club Tequila. Over the last year, the pack has been quietly excavating a proper lair about a hundred feet below the Mexican club. El Templo
- Rites and Practices
- Membership
-- Carlito Ventura --
-- Sofronio Velásquez --
-- Luis Guerrero --
-- Morena Quinones --
