Mind's Eye Theatre - Vampire The Requiem.pdf - RoseRed

gangrel
STEREOTYPES
Daeva: Primp and preen all you want, but you’re more like us than you imagine.
Mekhet: Fine. Stay hidden.
Nosferatu: Proof that not all Kindred are created equal; some are way more fucking
scary than others.
Ventrue: I’ll piss blood on their boots and wear their skins as a trophy.
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Lupines: Next time you think you’re the shit, I’ll show you one of these and we’ll
settle the matter for good.
Mages: Under that mask of power lies a human face, warm and fl ush with blood.
Mortals: They move in fl ocks, so never forget what they are to us wolves.
does not apply to test pools involving perception or reaction to surprise (see p. 48 of the
Mind’s Eye Theatre rulebook), or to the Resolve Attribute.
Organization: The Gangrel are perhaps the least organized of the clans. They have no
hierarchy per se and are largely disinterested in either clan structure or intra-clan activity for
its own sake. The only nod they give to such matters comes in the form of an event called
a Gather. These meetings serve a twofold purpose. First, as an opportunity for Gangrel to
unite and update one another on the events of the intervening time. Second, as a forum for
offi cial intra-clan dispute resolution. Before this practice began, ferocious Savages visited their
rage upon one another at will and without process, and the clan as a whole suffered. Thus
began the practice of settling disputes at gatherings of the clan before a Priscus or Primogen,
where any confl ict (or combat, if necessary) could be moderated and monitored by the peers
of both Savages. As a result of this practice, the clan has grown more cooperative over time,
leading to markedly fewer intra-clan kills. The majority of such disputes now stop short of
Final Death.
Bloodlines: Anavashra (mysterious ritualists who claim domains in India and Bangladesh);
Anubi (Egyptian cultists who have long feuded with the Lancea Sanctum); Bruja (a rogue
biker gang that slakes its thirsts at will and terrorizes Baja Mexico and Southern California);
Matasuntha (a bloodline of warriors descended from an ancient warlord of the Huns); Taifa
(sociable and sophisticated, these Middle Eastern Gangrel are known for their political savvy
and social aptitude).
Concepts: Archeologist, bodyguard, bumpkin, circuit rider, guru, mercenary, nomad, shaman,
survivalist, urban predator, zookeeper
Quote: Go tell this Prince of yours that this is my domain… if you’ve got the guts.
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