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VtM - Review: The Children of the Night
WW 2023 $14.95 May-99
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Written by Justin R. Achilli
Cover Art: Brad Noble
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The Children of the Night
● Pseudo-Review by Robert Kirkpatrick (28 Apr 1999)
● Review by Derek Guder (13 May 1999)
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Conclaves, Covens and Councils : In the world of the Kindred, vampires lurk behind every shadow,
planning their machinations and watching their prey. But who watches the watchers? Powerful Kindred
from all sects (and none) move among their peers, protecting the Masquerade, interpreting the traditions
of Caine, leading the Sabbat against the Antediluvians or subtly pulling strings in the darkness. Who are
the most feared and most powerful vampires in the World of Darkness?
Lords after Dusk Children of the Night fully details the heavy-hitters of Vampire's World of Darkness.
Included are the justicars and many archons of the Camarilla, as well as key princes, bishops, pack
priests, Sabbat cardinals and prisci and an inscrutable Inconnu or two - all the undead to know ...and fear.
Pseudo-Review by Robert Kirkpatrick (28 Apr 1999)
A top notch supplement, well worth the unbelievably cheap price. This is what Vampire has been
needing for a long time: a point of reference, an anchor, that all players and STs can refer to (if, and only
if, they want to). Of course, I can already see the grumbling on Usenet ("Well, I didn't get to pick the
Seraphs, whine, whine, whine, I would rather have a supplement that detailed how to create a Seraph,
and not give me one that I must use under penalty of death, whine, whine, whine.") I was hoping that
they were going to do a book like this for the Jyhad card game, similar in vein to the Warriors of the
Apocalypse for Rage. I'm glad they waited.
The book begins with a word of warning, ultimately about munchkins wasting the characters presented
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