Some of the Kindred culture of New Orleans is covered here as well, with how the Prince handles crime and how the . Isn't the content more important than insignificant flaws like this? And City of the Damned offers solid content.
Some of the Kindred culture of New Orleans is covered here as well, with how the Prince handles crime and how the Lancea Sanctum of the area do things differently from their brethren. The third, fourth, and fifth chapters of the book are devoted to New Orleans' elders, ancillae, and neonates respectively. There's a lot of detail regarding their plots, interactions, and personalities, and aside from few minor quibbles (such as a racist American Kindred who seems to have a lot of respect and no problems following a foreign-born prince) the writing is good.
Ari Marmell (Goodreads Author), . New Orleans lives on borrowed time. The Sultry Night Beckons. Steeped in the customs and traditions of the Old World and ruled with an iron fist by a pious Prince, the Kindred of the city keep the sanctity of the Traditions at court and sate their desires amid the neon glare of Bourbon Street. From the stately manors of the Garden District to the seedy lanes of the French.
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The Sultry Night Beckons New Orleans lives on borrowed time.
City of the Damned: New Orleans is a sourcebook for Vampire: The Requiem. It explores the city of New Orleans and who stalks the streets after sunset. From the Onyx Path catalog: The Sultry Night Beckons. Steeped in the customs and traditions of the Old World and ruled with an iron fist by a pious Prince, the Kindred of the city keep the sanctity of the Traditions at court and sate their desires amid the neon glare of Bourbon Street
City of the Damned: New Orleans. By Ari Marmell and .
City of the Damned: New Orleans. Suleiman Vampire® created by Mark Rein,Hagen. New Orleans is a twisted reflection of the Requiem it-self, and a perfect home for the Kindred. The city is an endless blend of debauchery and faith, of joy and terror. How to Use This Book. City of the Damned: New Orleans is intended, in con-junction with Appendix Two: New Orleans of Vampire: The Requiem, to provide everything you need to run a chronicle, or even multiple chronicles, in the Big Easy. It provides information on the city itself, the history of its Kindred inhabitants, and the schemes, goals and machina-tions of those selfsame Kindred.
By Ari Marmell and . New Orleans is a twisted reflection of the Requiem itself, and a perfect home for the Kindred
By Ari Marmell and . New Orleans is a twisted reflection of the Requiem itself, and a perfect home for the Kindred. Massive cathedrals loom over the streets, their doors offering comfort, but their silhouettes become fearful in the glow of flickering streetlights. Rosaries compete with dice and cards, and the wine that flows is only occasionally for communion. It is a dichotomy seemingly built into the city itself;-inescapable, a product of the fear that grows nightly in these desperate, modern times.