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Stereotypes
Modern Nights | Clanbook | Dark Ages | GhoulsDark Ages Stereotypes
“Ah, say no more, my friend. No words are necessary. You hunger – I can sate you. You thirst – I can quench that thirst. Please, follow me.”| Us on Them | Them on Us |
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| Assamites | |
| “They, too, know the anger of the persecuted. They are our siblings, deny it as they may.” | “I fear no serpent, not even that which walks as men do.” |
| Brujah | |
| “These zealots are strong fighters, but ultimately as flawed pottery. Their anger will crack them in half.” | “Where we build, they corrode. They are our enemies.” |
| Cappadocian | |
| “In their obsession with forgotten knowledge lie both danger and opportunity. Cultivate them, for they would make excellent scribes to the glory of Set’s reign.” | “To corrupt another’s soul is surely the greatest crime imaginable. Although they believe themselves to be masters of spiritual decay, they know little of the consequences of their actions.” |
| Gangrel | |
| “Feed a dog the meat it craves and it will lick your hand. So it is with the Gangrel.” | “These tainted spawn of Jormungandr are most honest when shrieking in their death-throes.” |
| Lasombra | |
| “Yes, they understand darkness. All they lack is knowledge of His name…” | “Skulkers in the dark with their outdated rituals and antiquated paganism, they belong to a dead age. Even the Brujah have adapted better.” |
| Malkavian | |
| “How can one lead a lunatic into temptation? Best to avoid these ones.” | “I have but one thing to say: Set was madder than Malkav. I swear it on my sire’s bones.” |
| Nosferatu | |
| “They might be dangerous if not for their self-proclaimed hopelessness. Ultimately, they serve very little purpose.” | “These bastards would hiss a different tune if they had to cloak themselves in the shroud of their iniquity, as do we.” |
| Ravnos | |
| “They scoff and strut and thieve, pretending to take nothing seriously. But they cannot deny the monster that lurks deep within.” | “They can keep their hoary mysteries of Egypt, thank you very much, and all their other tainted gifts. You can fool a Snake, but you risk getting bitten.” |
| Toreador | |
| “For all their righteous talk of the spiritual purity of art, they submit to their vices readily enough.” | “These basilisks offer poisoned gifts with honeyed promises. Be ever wary of these clever serpents.” |
| Tremere | |
| “Ah, the new players emerge on the field of millennia. We must arrange to welcome them suitably and generously.” | “True, we need allies, but I hold grave misgivings about their kind of help.” |
| Tzimisce | |
| “Their lordships make much of their power and independence, and indulge in what they consider shows of strength in indulgence. What irony that they all but belong to us already.” | “They are worms; we are dragons. They had best slither into their holes when we pass.” |
| Ventrue | |
| “Love of power and jaded sensibilities; the Ventrue have needs, and we are always happy to offer relief.” | “The next Crusade should be to the waters of the Nile, so we can wipe these vipers from the earth. Never mind the Saracens – these are the true infidels.” |
| Baali | |
| “Children.” | [Clanbook : Baali] “Clearly these base defilers represent incontrovertible evidence of our kind’s common origins. Do they not hail from the earliest civilizations of the kine? Do they not pray to a Lord of Darkness? And yet these wayward fools fall prey to the petty Western preoccupation with material pleasures, passions, and perversions. Such wasted potential…” |
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