I got this idea from a Tremere character I used to play, she started out extremely loyal to her clan but after being the subject of various blood bonding experiments to try and rebuild the pyramid left her chantry and defected to the anarchs

All normal stuff, but it got me to think, if a kindred was in a similar situation and grew to hate their clan and what it stood for, could they “disown” their sire and clan and declare themselves a willing Caitiff

Obviously “biologically” they would still be of their clan but socially they would denounce any association to the clan, much like a caitiff who was just abandoned by their sire and is still clearly a member of a clan biologically.

So I had an idea for a Nosferatu character who isn't so much ugly as he is terrifying for mortals to look at. I took into account in the Bane description that "Most Nosferatu do not breach the Masquerade by being seen, they are instead perceived as gross or terrifying." I wanted to lean into the terrifying, but with a bit of whiplash, because almost everything about him is normal. He doesn't look like a diseased corpse, he has hair, he doesn't smell like rotting flesh, looks pretty average at a first glance.

But then you look him in the eye and that's when reality sets in.

His eyes are like twin rings of firey orange surrounded by a sea of void. The irises glow of their own accord, intensely enough to burn themselves into the retinas of anybody who looks him in the eye, and not something he can pass off as a disease like some people do with their Nossies. The glow is intense enough to where wearing sunglasses isn't enough, the guy has to wear welding goggles or something to that effect to block it out. Even looking a fellow Kindred in the eye is enough to unnerve them, because it looks less that he's a vampire and more like he's been possessed by a demon.

So I’m trying to make a Frankenstein ( monster) vampire character but I don’t really know what merits or flaws nor do I know clan or disaplans to takes please help me

Like, would they just start as a Wight or would a different perspective take hold once the Beast became involved?

Did the Vampire the Masquerade Feed chart thing thats been going around

Also a lil more updated design of my boy Marsh

My player, a brujah, is always hostile towards the enemies. It’s not like she’s all murder hobo, it’s her characters persona, I get it and I don’t want to block her out of this style as she roleplays and table is happy and I’m happy that she is feeling her character.

BUT

All interactions, and all plans leads the same thing, attacking because all this time it worked for the cotorie but I want them to be more persuasive or approach with different plans.

How can I make her act more pascifist without making it less fun, or am I in the wrong here?

Once again I'll let the video do the talking also here's the discord!

https://discord.gg/TNKY2tYYV

One of the aspects that made me fall in love with VtM was the setting, the darker version of our world that is World of Darkness. Naturally, the fact that you can play in your own city was a huge pull for me, and I fell completely in love with that idea.

Unfortunately, the first ever chronicle I played in, while set in my native Bucharest did not really make the setting shine, it failed in making it feel like Bucharest. That's why when I took my seat behind the screen and started my very first Chronicle, I wanted to make it feel more authentic, with a twist however. I set the action in Bucharest, but during the inter-war period, with quite some time spent researching that particular period of history to make it as authentic as I could.

In my opinion, the city is perhaps the most important aspect of a good VtM chronicle and especially when you first start out, it might be somewhat overwhelming to properly run it and do it justice. It certainly was the case for me. This piece goes into various tips and tricks on how I managed, as well as some stuff I discovered after my chronicle concluded and I am sure to implement when I begin my new chronicle, sometime in the future.

I hope you will enjoy this piece and more, I hope it will prove to be useful for all Storytellers out there, beginners and veterans alike! Cheers!