Vampires of New York from 1999 to 2022
Contents
- 1 The Prince
- 2 The Primogen Council
- 3 Officers of New York
- 4 Brujah
- 5 Gangrel
- 6 Malkavian
- 7 Nosferatu
- 8 Toreador
- 9 Tremere
- 10 Ventrue
- 11 Bloodlines
- 12 The Midnighters -- Neonate Street Racing Freaks
- 13 The Anarchs of Staten Island
- 14 The Necromancers of Queens
- 15 Serpents in the City that Never Sleeps
- 16 The Sword of Caine at Liberty
The Prince
- -- Hellene Panhard - The Princess of the City that Never Sleeps
- -- Francis Ellisson - The Princess' blood-sucking Major Domo (ghoul)
The Primogen Council
- -- Stephen P Maslowe of the Brujah
- -- Adelaide Davis of the Malkavians
- -- Calebros of the Nosferatu
- -- Qadir Al - Asmai of the Toreador
- -- Eugenio Estevez of the Tremere
- -- Valentine of the Ventrue
Officers of New York
- -- Carter Vanderweyden -- The Malkavian Keeper of Elysium
- -- Jezebelle -- The Gangrel Sheriff of the Big Apple
- -- David Morgan - The Malkavian Scourge of New York
Brujah
- -- Heavy G -- Brujah Primogen of New York City.
- -- Theo Bell -- The Absentee Archon
- -- Katherine Wiese -- Brujah Mercenary
- -- Torsten Metz -- Free-wheeling Brujah Entrepreneur
- -- Marlena -- The Ambitious Neonate
- -- Tayshawn Kearns -- Marlena's Fledgling Slave
- -- Algar Leach -- A 1950s southern rebel-without-a-cause turned undead.
Gangrel
- -- Jebadyah Palmetto - Jebadyah is the eldest of the three Palmetto Brothers and fought on the side of the Confederacy during the American Civil War.
- -- Cort Palmetto
- -- Darrell Palmetto
- -- Captain John Politz
Malkavian
- -- Julius Abrogard
- -- John Hanneman -- Malkavian Historian.
- -- Dominic Vaughn -- Seneschal of New York City.
Nosferatu
- -- Gerard Rafin -- Good Old Uncle Smelly
- -- Gemini
- -- Krid
- -- Bran Monahan -- A former police officer turned ugly undead, he owns Monahan's Bar and aids the sheriff when she needs help.
- -- MKMC-D -- Yet another young Kindred come to New York to make it big.
Toreador
- -- Elizabeth Rotari
- -- Yvette -- The Reluctant Pariah
- -- Adrian Cruz -- Comic-book Illustrator Extraordinaire
Tremere
- -- Aisling Sturbridge -- The High Regent of the Chantry of the Five Boroughs
- -- Lord Ephraim Wainwright -- The Regent of the Kenilworth Chantry
- -- Masika St.John -- The Cam-Net Innovator and apprentice to Master Estevez
- -- Verbruch -- Eugenio Estevez personal bodyguard
Ventrue
- -- Michaela -- Former Prince of New York City {deceased}
- -- Darius Sinclair -- American Ambassador to the European Camarilla
- -- Nigel Blake -- Ventrue Information Broker
- -- Ferne Tanner -- Gallery Owner & Childe of Nigel Blake
- -- Terrence Rigby -- Terry is a southern white-supremacist wannabe.
- -- Nicholas Vick -- A blue-collar Ventrue who runs a notorious underground poker game out of Brooklyn.
Bloodlines
- -- Otieno -- Shaman of the Laibon
The Midnighters -- Neonate Street Racing Freaks
- -- Nicolas Chang -- Toreador Race Car Driver
- -- Dino Cerutti -- Lasombra antitribu Mechanic
- -- Vince Cerutti -- Lasombra antitribu Race Car Driver
The Anarchs of Staten Island
- -- Douglas Callihan -- Ventrue Anarch Boss
The Necromancers of Queens
- -- Donatello Giovanni -- Head of Giovanni Operations in New York
- -- Bez Dunsirn -- Undead Soccer Hooligan
Serpents in the City that Never Sleeps
- -- Elie Sansaricq (A-lee San-sar-rique) -- High-Priest of New York
- -- Steven Clarke -- Setite Rebel of New York
The Sword of Caine at Liberty
Sabbat Fun & Games New York Style
Dumpster Diving: The Verrazano Narrows Bridge is one of the longest suspension bridges in the world. Indeed, it stretches for such a distance that the curvature of the earth's surface had to be taken into account in the blueprints for its construction. It is a truly awe-inspiring accomplishment, and a spectacle to behold at night.
It's also the site of a Sabbat game unique to New York known as "Dumpster Diving." The game takes two forms: In the first one, a Sabbat Lick climbs onto the railing of the bridge and loudly threatens suicide. This causes traffic snarls and brings a horde of police a-running, thus lightening the law enforcement cordon on the rest of the city. Inevitably the Lick (having practiced the maneuver) throws himself off the bride, only to swim to shore after a little while has passed. Meanwhile, up on the bridge, the police are being relentlessly grilled by news crews, making them less-than-cheerful public servants, and traffic, is hopelessly snarled. All in all, it's not a bad night's work.
The second way to play the game requires a bit more of a team effort. A Camarilla vampire (or Setite, or Caitiff) is kidnapped and hauled onto the bridge. The victim is then thrown off the bridge, as is one Sabbat vampire. Whoever survives the fall and makes it to shore in one piece is the winner. The only caveat is that one of the two must be destroyed before the other is allowed out of the water, and the banks of the Narrows are lined with Licks to make sure that there are none of those annoying ties.
Other popular games include deMentos, where vampires hop into cars stopped at traffic lights, feed upon the drivers and then hop out (leaving a piece of candy behind as well as a bloodless corpse); and Viva La Turista, which involves hijacking taxicabs for the sole purpose of picking up tourists and depositing them in inhospitable neighborhoods, then watching the fun.
Archbishop At Large
Love's Easy Tears
- -- Hester Reed -- Ductus
- -- Rurik Rakoczy --
- -- Rashid Stockton --
Number-One Heart-Throb
- -- Kandy Kaine -- Ductus
- -- Jonathan Gursel --