Brujah           The Brujah clan is almost completely composed of rebels of one kind or another, forever searching for the ultimate expression of their individuality. The Brujah are punks, skinheads, bikers, death-rockers, freaks, socialists and anarchists. They tend to be stubborn, highly aggressive, ruthless, sensitive to sights, and extremely vengeful. They are the most uncontrollable of all the Kindred.           These malcontents tend to be fanatical in their disparate beliefs - the only thing that unites them is their desire to overthrow the social system, be it vampiric or mortal, and replace it with one of their own making (or with nothing at all). Many are bullheaded crusaders of the worst sort, devoted to their cause until they become blind to any other shades of the truth.           Though the Brujah are incredibly fractious, they aid each other in times of need, regardless of past disputes and antagonisms. If the Brujah call is made, others will respond, but the gathered host will be enraged if they think the call was unwarranted.           The clan is poorly organised and only occasionally holds informal meetings. Indeed, Brujah rely on their chaotic behaviour to gain the results they desire. Other Kindred allow them their eccentricities; indeed, certain activities that would get other Kindred extinguished earn them only the remark, "Oh, a Brujah." Insolent Outbursts and fevered ravings are to be expected from the Brujah. The other Kindred have simply learned to provide the Brujah an amount of leeway which would be given to no other vampire.           Nickname: Rabble           Appearance: Brujah tend to dress in whatever style is the most outrageous of the period, though some dress in a way that conflicts with the rest of the clan so as to be the "most" rebellious. Leather coats, spiked hair, chains and black boots are common today, as are the various garbs of antiquity especially those of the Renaissance. They may also dress and assume the attitudes of street hoods, neo-Nazis, or even Deadheads.           Haven: Brujah live wherever they choose, frequently kicking whatever unlucky individuals lived there before them. By habit they move about quite a bit, never staying in one place for longer than a month. They typically possess many different "safe houses" where they can hide in times of turmoil. A new tactic of some Brujah is to move in with suburban families, Dominating them into submission. The Brujah "hang out" with the family for a few weeks, and then move on when they get bored. Certain Brujah "recruit" the rebellious teenagers in the households just before they move, on.           Background: Brujah naturally prefer rebels when they choose their progeny. Only rarely is a neonate guided through the process. Typically, new Brujah are left to their own devices, summoned and aided only at the whim of the sire. Often the Sire remains anonymous, so as to avoid the wrath of a strict Prince.           Often a sire will create more than one childe at a time, forming a brood. Brujah don't always seek the permission of the prince when they create progeny, so the chances of the childer's survival are greater if there is a group of them. It is a strategy of numbers - the more progeny created, the more likely some will survive.           Character Creation: Brujah often have criminal or punk concepts, but many of them are intellectuals as well. They normally have very aggressive Demeanors and very extreme Natures. Physical Attributes are primary, as are Skills. Brujah commonly have Contacts, Allies and Herd as their Background Traits.           Clan Disciplines: Celerity, Potence, Presence           Weaknesses: The members of this clan fall into frenzies far more readily than other vampires. However, the Brujah flatly deny this; indeed, they become exceedingly hostile (even to the point of frenzy) if the subject is raised. The difficulty for frenzy is always one higher than the number listed.           Organisation: This clan is poorly organised and rarely meets formally. However, its membership supports the anarchs more than any other clan. Indeed, it lies at the movement's core.           Stereotypes:           Nosferatu - They are rejected unjustly because of how they look. We are the only ones who respect them despite their bestiality.           Tremere - Our archrivals. None are worse than these manipulators.           Ventrue - These contemptible, conniving politicians are hypocrites of the highest degree.           Gangrel - They know how to fight, that's for sure.           Toreador - Effete bastards. They would make decent allies save for their addiction to the human vices.           Malkavian - Some make fine compatriots, though they're all weirdos.           Assamite - They fell too far from the tree to have a place in our world.           Followers of set (SETITES) - Oily bastards. I have to wonder what they're hiding if what they don't mind showing you is so heinous.           Giovanni - I'm not sure what their angle is, but if it involves dealing with the dead, it can't be good.           Lasombra - Swing first and ask questions later when dealing with these Kindred, or they'll talk you into slitting your own throat.           Ravnos - Touch my shit and I'll rip out your fucking heart, Eurotrash.           Tzimisce - Take 'em or leave 'em. The one I met seemed more trustworthy than most of my Camarilla "Kindred," but I can't help but think it's because she wanted something.           Caitiff - I have a couple of friends among the Clanless. We are the only clan that treats these unfortunates as equals           Camarilla - The lesser of two evils - at least they're better organised than the Sabbat.           Sabbat - Then again, there's something to be said for decisive action.           Sect: Rhetoric aside, most Brujah are in the Camarilla. Brujah Kindred also support the anarchs, arguably more so than the Camarilla. Indeed, the anarchs have more Brujah than members of all other clans combined.           Bloodlines: Brujah antitribu of the Sabbat are, ironically, almost bastions of stability. In a sect devoted to chaos and destruction, the Brujah are the most dependable of the monsters who populate the Sabbat. They are viewed less as impassioned rebels and more as brutal shock troops. Sabbat Brujah tend to be less intelligent and discerning than their Camarilla brothers and sisters. Their causes fall by the wayside at the promise of new havoc to wreak.           Quote: All creatures of sentience deserve to be free - it is our born right. When we overthrow this decadent system that attempts to rule us, we can overthrow the system that rules the mortals as well. We shall be the saviours of the Earth.