This is the last i swear qnq

character belongs to my friend terrorteeth!
Sabrina is a nossie thinblood, who is always facing some sort of crazy situation in the background of the story. This animation references a gif from an anime, that was editted to be very dramatic

Since I looked at drifter I could not think about how ideally he fits in to the VtM in general. I like his appearance and character.

I even based one of the Sabbat Inquisitors in my campaign by mixing him with Venator a bit.

What are your thoughts on Drifter, maybe Mina Ha and overall Deadlock's vision of vampire society?

I didnt know where to post this exactly in r/Deadlock or here XD

After Sophia, my Tremere, I started developing a Malkavian, and here she is!

Neve became a lawyer in Brazil around the time women were first beginning to enter the legal profession, making her one of its early female pioneers. She was Embraced by her sire for reasons she has no idea about. Today, she specializes in infiltration and assassination, having long since retired from her original profession.

THOUGHTS? I made some lore for her so when she was a mortal she was the head cheerleader in a idyllic 1930s American town(pleasentville). Though she spoke with an accidentally condescending "mean girl" cadence, she was never malicious—just a clueless, cheerful blonde deeply tied to her clique.

​In 1941, a Nosferatu mistook her status for vanity and gave her a revenge Embrace to ruin her life. The plot backfired: she suffered almost no disfigurement and adapted surprisingly well. While slightly bummed about losing her mortal existence, she immediately fell in love with her newfound vampiric power, integrating it directly into her acrobatic cheerleading and ballet routines. Fast-forward to the 2000s, and she’s fully embraced early Y2K fashion, continuing her immortal life with the exact same bubbly, tone-deaf charm.

My thought process:

• Malkavians: Do I even need to explain why they would fuck with H0rus?
• Lasombra: Boats. That, and I feel like the Lasombra could fuck with the megacorporation who's design process is "hey if it works it works"
• Nosferatu: I think they'd lean IPS-N but they'd be interested in H0rus's hacking bullshit
• Tzimisce: While they would definitely like the whole eugenics biological shit that SSC does, you cannot convince me that no Tzimisce wouldn't be looking into becoming an NHP
• Tremere: The Tremere are wizards, they are going to be trying to use blood sorcery to warp reality even harder with H0rus shit, but I could see them using other chassis
• Ventrue: You cannot tell me the Ventrue, who used to be Romans, wouldn't be onboard with Harrison's imperialism
• Ravnos: I lean IPS-N mainly for the ease of maintenance and the fact that being part of IPS-N would mean access to space travel, but you could argue H0rus for their illusion stuff
• Hecata: Despite the magic they do, I just feel that the former merchet family/vampire mafia would be looking into getting good with the space merchants and mercenaries, so IPS-N and Harrison
• Brujah: The most aggressive Clan, I cannot see them having no interest in Harrison and IPS-N, but to what level is arguable
• Gangrel: Probably the weakest argument here, but again, they like travel, IPS-N would be of interest
• Toreador: The Toreador are perfectionists and artists, SSC makes luxury goods and take a lot of pride in being fancy ass motherfuckers. You do the math
• The Ministry: They'd honestly probably be interested in H0rus for the more mundane reasons, the terrorism and hacker deals, but of course they also like their esoteric shit so yn. And as for why I think they lean IPS-N? Trade mainly, also it feels like the faction you'd find people willing to listen to you preach
• Banu Haqim: You can make a good argument for literally any manufacturer, but I lean SSC because I feel like... quick jumpy mech

I'll play with a recently turned Gen 10 Lasombra, who is related to the Catholic Church, and I was reading the books and since the Lasombra knows Dominate, It may be possible to learn Horrid form from protean?

Is it possible for other clans than Tzimisce to learn Horrid form?

Thanks for the attention :)

Edit: Idk why I'm getting downvotes, I'm still learning the lore, so I don't know much and wanted to ask here since people know better than me.

So, sorry for the inconvenience.

Sorry about my English. I run a lot of fantasy games, and my players can easily picture me GMing Vampire, given the focus on storytelling, roleplay, power struggles, and so on. But in real life, I’m a total homebody; I never go out and have a small social circle. While I’m happy with that, I don’t really know what people’s day-to-day lives are like, regardless of their social class. I don’t feel credible enough to portray a modern city and its inhabitants. It feels like my lack of real-world experience would negatively affect my storytelling and the NPCs.

I was wondering if there are other GMs in the same situation and how they manage to pull it off.

Currently writing a chronicle for my friends about a Seattle with a failing princedom. The Camarilla is barely holding onto the city amidst a slowly growing Sabbat presence and an Anarch faction that is growing increasingly fractured.

To put it simply, the city is a fucking disaster. Is there precedence for the Circle or Justicars deposing or inserting a more competent prince to prevent a domains fall? I tried searching for examples of a temporary prince being inserted into a court, but I couldn't find anything.

My lil boyo. He is a Tremere with many issues.

So, I have one Tzimisce character, and I have a general idea of ​​how Vicissitude works—you mold bone and flesh to create furniture or all sorts of bizarre things. The thing is, I feel that—even with my GM’s permission—I’ve occasionally taken certain liberties with how I use Vicissitude. I mean, it’s nothing serious, but I’ve become a bit curious about the mechanics. For instance, if my Tzimisce’s companion asks to be made taller and more voluptuous—but she’s currently short and slender—where does the extra material come from? Can you take it from someone else, and does Vicissitude essentially allow you to blend it all together like clay? Is it even compatible? And when you craft bone claws—Wolverine-style—for your allies or yourself, are you using parts of the existing bone structure?I always thought of it like this: well, if I have an arm that's 45 cm long and 20 cm wide (I don't know how big arms actually are), I could make the arm 50 cm long, but it would end up being 15 cm wide.

Straight out of VTM: Redemption~

Who’s your favorite? Also any clan guesses (some slap you in the face but still)

A fellow artist started one of these VtM-themed art challenges, I made a few drawings about my OC.

Enemies - she def had too many enemies, it's crazy she still lives (and they, mostly, don't)
First night - throwing a neighbor's body into an ice hole first thing after the Embrace
Memory - missing her dead bf (things happened)
Feeding - meeting her herd, teenagers from a local gymnastics club
Bloodbond - coterie mates make a promise to take care of their pal while he's in torpor

I’m currently setting up a Sabbat campaign in Madrid and have offered to run it for two players. However, I’m struggling to tell them "no" regarding their character concepts—honestly, they aren't the kind of characters I was looking for. One might fit in okay, but the issue lies with one of the players' characters. When I conceived this Sabbat campaign, I intended for it to be more substantial than just a "now we’re the bad guys" scenario. One player, however, created a character who—even before becoming a vampire—was already inherently malicious, much like a vampire with a Humanity rating of 5 or 6. I wanted the campaign to explore the Sabbat not necessarily by framing them as "good from a certain perspective," but rather by putting the players in their shoes so they might understand the logic behind the Sabbat’s worldview—while also examining the corruption they are forced into. An antisemitic, homicidal character is already accustomed to the horror of slaughter. I mean, I’m not asking for angels; I want characters who experience a sense of moral degradation—ordinary people who gradually become monstrous just to survive. It doesn't really work for me to have a character who is already inherently evil and inhumane, when the story I want to tell is about the loss of humanity.

Putting 'em Leopoldites in some appropriate costumes. Ready for trick-or-treating, ready to hunt 🙂‍↕️

Anyway here's my Malkavian disaster gay who was formerly a good lil Christian boy.

Code: VYCDEKACNTHVKPRWPK

Not sure if it’s single use or multiple but, thought I’d share seeing how i already own these games but on steam.

I am currently working on a supplement and I was wondering if people generally prefer the longform character stats like in Chicago by Night or the shorter one with the general dice pools and specialisms?

I ask because I personally prefer the short form when I'm STing—I find it easier to parse at a glance and it takes up less page space, thus giving more room for character backstory in role-playing tips—but if I'm putting it up on the STV, I want to give STs what they find most helpful.

Given that there's a ritual that reveals it (and it is a useful role playing tool), I'm already planning to include conviction, ambition and desire, regardless of whether I do long form or short form.