Clan Descriptions           Here in lies Descriptions of all the Cammarilla clans, and some of the NON Camarilla clans. Click on the relative logo or clan name to find out more. If you wish to find out about the individual clan Disciplines Click on the Discipline name in each clan description. Or click on the link Below.           Disciplines - Descriptions of all the Disciplines.           Preface - An overview of vampires.           What you should Know! - What you shoud read before playing this game.           Character History - Details on how to Begin Your Characters Background.           Message Boards - In game Propaganda and Information. Camarilla Clans:- Gangrel            Brujah Nosferatu            Malkavian Tremere            Toreador Ventrue Independant clans:-           Since the close of the Middle Ages, the dangerous pavanne danced by Camarilla and Sabbat has shaped the face of Kindred society. The bloody conflict has broken millions of humans lives and shaped the secret history of cities across the world.           Of course, there are some clans that watch both sects leap at one another's throats in the name of the Jyhad - and prefer to have none of that, thank you very much. Although they certainly have the pedigree of true clans (as opposed to the bloodlines that occasionally surface), the four independent clans share a powerful disinclination to "take sides" in the Jyhad. Of course, some of the younger members of each clan can be found in both Camarilla and Sabbat. However, the elders of the independent clans plot toward their own inscrutable purposes, that would be delayed by such nonsense as sect allegiance.           It would be foolish to assume that the average member of an unaligned clan is somehow possessed of an absolute allegiance to her clan's ideal. Like all other Kindred, the independents are vampires first and clan members second. Most of these Cainites are concerned with their personal goals first and foremost, whether or not they coincide with (or serve) those of their clans. This fact serves only to aggravate outside observers further; an independent vampire is often a true wild card, with neither sect politics nor clan law as a guideline for predicting her behaviour.           And yet...           And yet, rumour has it that the elders of the independent clans are awake in greater numbers than those of any other bloodline. One clan has thrown off an ancient spell that kept in cheek, presumably due to the direct intervention of its forebears. Another, the youngest of the clans, allegedly has enjoyed the unceasing patronage of its founder since the Renaissance. The terrible and merciless Methuselah's of a third are said to be throwing off the earth of the ages and summoning their childer to them. And the fourth...           But despite such talk, the childer of each independent clan continue their activities as if all is well, offering as much loyalty to their clans as they did before. If they are indeed pawns of their Antediluvian sires, they are apparently ignorant of the fact - or worse, fully cognisant, and quite acquiescent. Assamite Followers of set (SETITES)           Giovanni           Ravnos Bloodlines:-           Kindred blood is a mystical, curious thing. The traits it passes down from sire to childe sometimes remain the same for thousands of years, while at other times it may inexplicably warp or gradually change over time.           The following pages contain bloodlines - families of vampires whose blood has deviated and left them different from their unknown progenitors. Exactly how bloodlines come about is a mystery, but one thing is certain - these vampires are very rare. In the dark world populated by the Kindred, it is uncommon enough to run across a member of one of the more populous clans, let alone one of these. They should appear only sparingly. Also, Storytellers should have no qualms about disallowing these bloodlines from players' options. Use them if you want them, or simply rule that there just aren't any in your chronicle's city. Daughters of Cacophany           Samadi           Salubri            Sabbat clans:-           The Sabbat claims a very cosmopolitan membership. Composed of 16 clans and bloodlines, the sect possesses a diversity of lineage not found in any other society of vampires. However, because the sect is smaller than the Camarilla, a greater number of clans and bloodlines means that each consanguinity has fewer members. For example, while the number of "mainstream" Brujah may number in the thousands, only several hundred Brujah antitribu populate the ranks of the Sabbat.           The Sabbat has little problem with this, though, as it prides itself on the diversity, individuality and freedom of its members. Who wants to be just another cog in the Ventrue machine when one can be a member of the few, the proud, Ventrue antitribu?           These pages explores the new clans and bloodlines that belong to the Sword of Caine. The majority of the sect consists of members of the Lasombra and Tzimisce clans, which are detailed in Chapter Two of Vampire: The Masquerade. Lasombra           Tzimisce Assamite Antitribu           Bloodbrothers           Brujah Antitribu Gangrel Antitribu           Harbingers of Skulls           Kiasyd Malkavian Antitribu           Nosferatu Antitribu           Panders Ravnos Antitribu           Salubri Antitribu           Serpents of the Light Toreador Antitribu           Ventrue Antitribu Black Hand clans:- True Brujah          Old Clan Tzimisce           Nagaraga