Vampire: the Ebony Kingdom - MrGone's Character Sheets

considering their poor eyesight isn't too hard.
Attributes: Str 7, Dex 1, Sta 5, Com 2, Wit 1, Res 3
Skills: Athletics 1, Brawl 2, Survival 2
Other Stats: Willpower 5, Size 8, Initiative +3, Defense
1, Armor 1/1, Health 16, Speed 16
Attacks: horn gore (11L), trample (12B, knockdown)]
Ghouls
Ghouls are humans or animals that have been fed vampire
blood. To make your very own ghoul, simply apply the following
“template” to a mortal or animal.
Disciplines: Most ghouls have a dot of Potence, though
some manifest Fortitude, Auspex or other Disciplines, based on
their vampire masters' predilections. Few ghouls develop Disciplines
beyond one or two dots, and never manifest powers outside
their domitors' legacy affinities aside from the three previously
mentioned. Those whose domitors have strong blood may improve
their Disciplines beyond the first dot (at a cost of new rating x 15).
A ghoul's Discipline cap is equal to the number of blood points her
domitor can spend per turn (as per generation), maximum of 5.
Blood: Ghouls can spend one blood point per turn for
Discipline activation, healing, or buffing Physical Attributes.
They have a reserve of one extra blood point, giving them a total
number of blood points equal to [Health +1]. However, every
blood point they spend beyond this reserve inflicts a point of bashing
damage. Once the reserve is gone, spending more blood points
than one's Stamina inflicts lethal damage instead.
Frenzy: Ghouls run the risk of Frenzy and Red Fear.
Human ghouls gain a +3 bonus to [Composure + Resolve] rolls to
avoid these states, though animal ghouls don't gain this bonus.
Damage: Ghouls take damage as other mortals. But a
ghoul doesn't automatically fall unconscious when his Health boxes
fill up with bashing damage; spending a Willpower allows him
to remain conscious and active for the scene, or until his boxes are
filled with lethal damage. Lethal damage kills ghouls as surely as
other mortals.
Aging: Vampire vitae retards the aging process, meaning
ghouls re-main frozen at the physical age they receive the blood, as
long as they receive it regularly; once a month or so goes by with-
out a “dose,” the ghoul's true age catches up rapidly (and of-ten
dramatically, in the case of very old ghouls). Ghouls can no longer
reproduce, at least for as long as they have Laibon vitae in them.
Khala
Vulture
Khala (known as “dhampir” among Kindred) are the
mortal offspring of extremely thin-blooded vampires and mortals.
Khala are very rare, but are appearing more frequently as thin-
These winged scavengers will always flee from combat, blooded Laibon infest Africa. Basically ghouls from birth, khala
unless compelled to fight through Animalism or other means. are treated as such in almost all respects. However, there are a
Attributes: Str 2, Dex 3, Sta 2, Com 2, Wit 4, Res 1 few notable differences.
Skills: Athletics (flight) 1, Survival 3
First, unlike normal ghouls, khala do age, developing
Merits: Brawling Finesse (use Dex in Brawl die pools), normally until they hit puberty and for a few years after; after this,
Iron Stomach
aging slows to one-third normal as their vampire heritage begins to
Other Stats: Willpower 3, Size 3, Initiative +5, Defense manifest. They can reproduce, though their children are normal
4, Health 5, Speed 3 (flight 15)
humans. Khala manifest Disciplines, the most common ones
Attacks: talon/bite (3L)
being Potence, Fortitude and Auspex; some develop other Disciplines,
usually inherited from their vampire parents; few have more
Zebra
than two or three Disciplines. Further, they can't increase any
Skittish animals, zebras will flee from anyone that tries Discipline past the first dot unless they become ghouls to a suffici-
to approach them. They may look like pretty horsies, but they do ently potent-blooded vampire. Finally, khala produce their own
not take well to being ridden.
vampire blood, at a rate of one per day. They can replenish this
Attributes: Str 4, Dex 3, Sta 4, Com 1, Wit 3, Res 2 more quickly by consuming Laibon vitae.
Skills: Athletics (running) 3, Brawl 1, Survival 2
Merits: Fleet of Foot 2, Strong Back
Laibon
Other Stats: Willpower 3, Size 7, Initiative +4, Defense
3, Health 11, Speed 21
Attacks: bite (7L), hoof (8B, knockdown
These are some quick sample characters, listed for convenience.
If you need a vampire on the fly, just snatch one from
the list below. They play heavily to stereotype, but Storytellers are
free to flesh these characters out and alter them as she sees fit.
Akunese Traveler
This wanderer travels from domain to domain, collecting
information, and parceling it out to those he feels are worthy or in
need of it. If he decides he likes you, the Weaver might even offer
something useful, instead of maddeningly ambiguous statements
and enigmatic parables.
Nature/Demeanor: Judge/Loner
Attributes: Str 3, Dex 3, Sta 4; Prs 2, Man 3, Com 3; Int
3, Wit 4, Res 3
Skills: Animal Ken 3, Athletics 3, Brawl 2, Empathy 2,
Investigation 2, Occult 3, Persuasion 1, Politics 1, Stealth 2, Subterfuge
2, Survival 4, Weaponry 1
Merits: Contacts, Direction Sense, Encyclopedic Knowledge
(African cultures), Fleet of Foot 2, Status (Laibon) 2
Virtues: Aye 6, Orun 6 (nightvision goat eyes).
Disciplines: Auspex 2, Abombwe 3, Animalism 5, Celerity
1, Fortitude 4
Generation: 10 th , blood pool 15 (2/turn)
Other Stats: Size 5, Initiative +6, Defense 3, Armor 2/2,
Health 9, Speed 13, Willpower 7
Equipment: Artifact kerrie-stick (6B, 6L for one scene
if one blood is spent), worn backpack full of travel necessities
Attacks: Abombwe 2 (1 blood, gazelle horns 7L)
Legacy Weakness: Social penalties.
Ghiberti Orderly
This monster works the night shift at a charity hospital
for the poor that have nowhere else to go. He's big and strong as a
buffalo, so few people hassle him – and no one does it more than
once. The orderly gets all the blood he wants, and has access to a
lot of ghosts too. (Hell, he's made a couple of them.) He knows