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Garou Lore Rework

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	== The Factions ==		== The Factions ==
	=== Sept of the Western Eye ===		=== Sept of the Western Eye ===
	In the wake of our working on the rebase, the two Septs - the Painted City and Ambergalde - are being rolled into a single Sept, to avoid fragmentation of Garou Nation and an unreasonable amount of faction bloat. Instead, the only Garou Nation faction will be the Sept of the Western Eye, a sept kept by the Children of Gaia with the Ghost Council at their side. This is hoped to both encourage internal conflict and politicking, as well as helping with maintaining the thematic connections with Gaia.		In the wake of our working on the rebase, the two Septs - the Painted City and Ambergalde - are being rolled into a single Sept, to avoid fragmentation of [[Garou Nation]] and an unreasonable amount of faction bloat. Instead, the only Garou Nation faction will be the [[Sept of the Western Eye]], a sept kept by the [[Children of Gaia]] with the [[Ghost Council]] at their side. This is hoped to both encourage internal conflict and politicking, as well as helping with maintaining the thematic connections with [[Gaia]].

	Mechanically, there will be five roles within the Sept. Keepers will be the lower role, available to Kinfolk as well unlike the others. Guardians will be the bulk of the roles, with alternative titles available for differing positions as preferred. Warders and Truthcatchers will be available as higher ranks, filling the role of martial leaders in conflict and of judges and representatives outside of conflict respectively. And finally, a role will be open for Elders to be the true leaders of the Sept.		Mechanically, there will be five roles within the Sept. Keepers will be the lower role, available to Kinfolk as well unlike the others. Guardians will be the bulk of the roles, with alternative titles available for differing positions as preferred. Warders and Truthcatchers will be available as higher ranks, filling the role of martial leaders in conflict and of judges and representatives outside of conflict respectively. And finally, a role will be open for Elders to be the true leaders of the Sept.

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Garou

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	The Werewolves of the World of Darkness. They are shapeshifting warriors created by [[Gaia\|higher Forces]] to defend the natural world against corruption, decay, and supernatural evil (or spread it, in the case of the [[Black Spiral Dancers]]). Fiercely territorial and almost always violently hostile toward vampires, they are among the more dangerous creatures encountered in the World of Darkness.		The Werewolves of the World of Darkness. They are shapeshifting warriors created by [[Gaia\|higher Forces]] to defend the natural world against corruption, decay, and supernatural evil (or spread it, in the case of the [[Black Spiral Dancers]]). Fiercely territorial and almost always violently hostile toward vampires, they are among the more dangerous creatures encountered in the World of Darkness.

	In Northern California, most Garou affiliated with the Garou Nation belong to the Sept of the Western Eye, a Children of Gaia-led sept. To most [[Kindred]], Garou are terrifying forces of nature whose presence beyond the city limits represents sudden violence, righteous fury, and almost certain death.		In Northern California, most Garou affiliated with the [[Garou Nation]] belong to the [[Sept of the Western Eye]], a [[Children of Gaia]]-led sept. To most [[Kindred]], Garou are terrifying forces of nature whose presence beyond the city limits represents sudden violence, righteous fury, and almost certain death.

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Generation

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	When a vampire embraces, their childe turns into a vampire of a generation one higher than themselves — one more Generation removed from the Original Vampire. The Progenitors of ~~clans~~ in myth are of the Third Generation. Their childe became the Fourth Generation, whos progeny become the Fifth Generation and so forth until the Thirteenth generation and beyond, of the Final Nights. The Original Vampire is considered the strongest vampire to have ever existed due to the logic that Generation is a crude measure of vampiric potential. The lower your Generation, the more observable raw power, and concentration of it in ones vitae.		When a [[vampire]] embraces, their childe turns into a vampire of a generation one higher than themselves — one more Generation removed from the Original Vampire. The Progenitors of [[clan]]s in myth are of the Third Generation. Their childe became the Fourth Generation, whos progeny become the Fifth Generation and so forth until the Thirteenth generation and beyond, of the Final Nights. The [[Caine\|Original Vampire]] is considered the strongest vampire to have ever existed due to the logic that Generation is a crude measure of vampiric potential. The lower your Generation, the more observable raw power, and concentration of it in ones vitae.

	The only way a vampire changes generation is through Diablerie. When a Kindred diaberizes a vampire of a lower generation, and is successful, their Generation decreases by one. In more profound circumstances, it may even be more, or shared among a group of Kindred.		The only way a vampire changes generation is through [[Diablerie]]. When a Kindred diaberizes a vampire of a lower generation, and is successful, their Generation decreases by one. In more profound circumstances, it may even be more, or shared among a group of Kindred.

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Thaumaturgy

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	Thaumaturgy is the closely guarded form of blood magic practiced by Clan [[Tremere]]. It is organized into Paths, with Path of Blood being the default form of the discipline. The other two paths available, the Lure of Flames and Levinbolt, can be researched in game for the duration of a round.		Thaumaturgy is the closely guarded form of blood magic practiced by [[Clan]] [[Tremere]]. It is organized into Paths, with Path of Blood being the default form of the discipline. The other two paths available, the Lure of Flames and Levinbolt, can be researched in game for the duration of a round.

	All Thaumaturgy powers require a Permanent Willpower roll with the difficulty being 3 + the level of the power. If the roll botches, then the caster suffers a random detrimental effect.		All Thaumaturgy powers require a Permanent Willpower roll with the difficulty being 3 + the level of the power. If the roll botches, then the caster suffers a random detrimental effect.

	Associated Powers~~:<br>~~		==Associated Powers==

	=== Path of Blood ===		=== Path of Blood ===

	Level 1, A Taste for Blood: Test blood within a syringe to discover information about who it belongs to, with more information based off the successes gained. Whether the target is kindred or not, their clan, their generation, how many blood points remaining they have, and if they are a diablerist or not.<br>

	Level 2, Blood Rage: Each success forces the target to spend a point of vitae on a random discipline they have. May lead to unpredictable results.~~<br>~~		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
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	~~Level~~ 3, Blood of Potency: Temporarily lower the generation of the caster. Successes are split between generation lowered and duration, with duration successes being in-game hours.~~<br>~~		! style="padding:10px;" \| Name
			! style="padding:10px;" \| Effects
	~~Level~~ 4, Theft of Vitae: Supernaturally drain and absorb blood from a target. Does not cause bonding from Vitae absorbed. Successes equate to the amount of blood absorbed.~~<br>~~		\|-
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	~~Level~~ 5, Cauldron of Blood: The Caster causes the target's blood to boil within their body. Each success destroys a blood point and deals aggravated damage. A single success instantly kills a mortal.		\| A Taste for Blood
			\| Test blood within a syringe to discover information about who it belongs to, with more information based off the successes gained. Whether the target is [[kindred]] or not, their [[clan]], their [[generation]], how many blood points remaining they have, and if they are a [[Diablerie\|diablerist]] or not.
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			\| Blood Rage
			\| Each success forces the target to spend a point of vitae on a random discipline they have. May lead to unpredictable results.
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			\| Blood of Potency
			\| Temporarily lower the [[generation]] of the caster. Successes are split between generation lowered and duration, with duration successes being in-game hours.
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			\| Theft of Vitae
			\| Supernaturally drain and absorb blood from a target. Does not cause bonding from Vitae absorbed. Successes equate to the amount of blood absorbed.
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			\| Cauldron of Blood
			\| The Caster causes the target's blood to boil within their body. Each success destroys a blood point and deals aggravated damage. A single success instantly kills a mortal.
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	=== Lure of Flames ===		=== Lure of Flames ===

	Level 1, Candle: Creates a small flame in the caster's hand that can be used as a lighter.		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
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	~~Level~~ 2, Palm of Flame: Creates a flame in the caster's hand that adds burn damage to punches.		! style="padding:10px;" \| Name
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	~~Level~~ 3, Campfire: Throws a fireball at a target with damage scaling with successes rolled.		\|-
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	~~Level~~ 4, Engulf: Engulf your target in flames to deal continuous burn damage with damage scaling with successes rolled.		\| Candle
			\| Creates a small flame in the caster's hand that can be used as a lighter.
	~~Level~~ 5, Inferno: Summon tremendous fireballs that act as artillery. Designated zones will be marked where the fireballs will land ahead of time. Although slow to cast and avoidable, the damage is tremendous.		\|-
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			\| Palm of Flame
			\| Creates a flame in the caster's hand that adds burn damage to punches.
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			\| Campfire
			\| Throws a fireball at a target with damage scaling with successes rolled.
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			\| Engulf
			\| Engulf your target in flames to deal continuous burn damage with damage scaling with successes rolled.
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			\| Inferno
			\| Summon tremendous fireballs that act as artillery. Designated zones will be marked where the fireballs will land ahead of time. Although slow to cast and avoidable, the damage is tremendous.
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	=== Levinbolt ===		=== Levinbolt ===

	Level 1, Spark: Conjure a small amount of electricity to surround you. Touching electronics in this state will disrupt them, and those that attack you will be shocked.		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
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	~~Level~~ 2, Illuminate: Conjure lightning to wreath your fists and enhance your attacks.		! style="padding:10px;" \| Name
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	~~Level~~ 3, Power Array: An enhanced version of Spark. Those that attack you will jitter and be stunned.		\|-
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	~~Level~~ 4, Zeus' Fury: Build up energy and unleash it as bolts of lightning that arcs between targets.		\| Spark
			\| Conjure a small amount of electricity to surround you. Touching electronics in this state will disrupt them, and those that attack you will be shocked.
	~~Level~~ 5, Eye of the Storm: An even greater enhance upon Spark and Power Array. The Caster becomes infused with a tremendous amount of energy and fires lightning bolts out at random at nearby victims.		\|-
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			\| Illuminate
			\| Conjure lightning to wreath your fists and enhance your attacks.
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			\| An enhanced version of Spark. Those that attack you will jitter and be stunned.
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			\| Zeus' Fury
			\| Build up energy and unleash it as bolts of lightning that arcs between targets.
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			\| Eye of the Storm
			\| An even greater enhance upon Spark and Power Array. The Caster becomes infused with a tremendous amount of energy and fires lightning bolts out at random at nearby victims.
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Diablerist

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Daimonion

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	Daimonion (frequently misspelled Daimoinon) is a diabolic Discipline practiced only by the [[Baali]] and the very worst vampire infernalists. Its power is that of the Devil himself, and through the use of Daimonion the Baali draw upon the forces of Hell and its demons to demoralize and cripple their enemies.		Daimonion (frequently misspelled Daimoinon) is a diabolic Discipline practiced only by the [[Baali]] and the very worst vampire infernalists. Its power is that of the Devil himself, and through the use of Daimonion the Baali draw upon the forces of Hell and its demons to demoralize and cripple their enemies.

	Associated Powers:		==Associated Powers==

	Level 1, Sense The Sin: Sense the weaknesses and sins of a target. Perception + Empathy against the target's Self-Control or Instincts + 4.		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
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	~~Level~~ 2, Fear of the Void Below: Inspire a fear so great in the target they are temporarily stunned or faint. Wits + Intimidation against target's Courage + 4.		! style="padding:10px;" \| Name
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	~~Level~~ 3, Conflagration: Gain the ability to throw an unholy fireball.		\|-
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	~~Level~~ 4, Psychomachia: Force the target to fight against the most shameful and dangerous parts of their subconscious, leading to paralysis. The target rolls their lowest Virtue stat against Difficulty 6.		\| Sense The Sin
			\| Sense The Sin: Sense the weaknesses and sins of a target. Perception + Empathy against the target's Self-Control or Instincts + 4.
	~~Level~~ 5, Condemnation: Brings down a permanent curse upon a character. Intelligence + Occult against target's Permanent Willpower.		\|-
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			\| Fear of the Void Below
			\| Inspire a fear so great in the target they are temporarily stunned or faint. Wits + Intimidation against target's Courage + 4.
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			\| Conflagration
			\| Gain the ability to throw an unholy fireball.
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			\| Psychomachia
			\| Force the target to fight against the most shameful and dangerous parts of their subconscious, leading to paralysis. The target rolls their lowest Virtue stat against Difficulty 6.
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			\| Condemnation
			\| Brings down a permanent curse upon a character. Intelligence + Occult against target's Permanent Willpower.
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Animalism

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	Animalism is a Discipline that brings the vampire closer to their animalistic nature. This not only allows them to communicate with and gain dominance over creatures of nature, but gives them influence over the Beast itself.		Animalism is a Discipline that brings the [[vampire]] closer to their animalistic nature. This not only allows them to communicate with and gain dominance over creatures of nature, but gives them influence over the [[Beast]] itself.

	All Animalism summoning abilities have a limit of summons equal to 2 + Leadership.		All Animalism summoning abilities have a limit of summons equal to 2 + Leadership.

	Associated Powers~~:<br>~~		==Associated Powers==

	~~Level 1: Summon a rat minion. 1 BP.<br>~~

	~~Level 2: Summon a cat minion. 1 BP.<br>~~

	~~Level 3: Summon a dog minion. This is the only animal which gives you 2 BP, meaning you can feed off them. 1 BP.<br>~~

	~~Level 4: Summon a bat minion which drains the blood or vitae of the target. 1 BP.<br>~~

	Note: Summoning any of the four animals breaks the Masquerade, but having them present does not. You can summon bats in a hidden area then walk with them through the city.<br>		Note: Summoning any of the four animals breaks the Masquerade, but having them present does not. You can summon bats in a hidden area then walk with them through the city.<br>

	Level 5: Shapeshift into a bat for around 20 seconds. You cannot end the shapeshift early, and must wait the full 20 seconds before returning to human form. You can move up or down using the buttons in the IC menu, but cannot fit through open windows and the like. You can also attack in bat form, but receiving damage turns you back to a human. Transforming may break the masquerade, but flying around after the transformation does not. 1 BP.~~<br>~~		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
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			\| Summon a rat minion. 1 BP.
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			\| Summon a cat minion. 1 BP.
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			\| Summon a dog minion. This is the only animal which gives you 2 BP, meaning you can feed off them. 1 BP.
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			\| Summon a bat minion which drains the blood or vitae of the target. 1 BP.
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			\| Shapeshift into a bat for around 20 seconds. You cannot end the shapeshift early, and must wait the full 20 seconds before returning to human form. You can move up or down using the buttons in the IC menu, but cannot fit through open windows and the like. You can also attack in bat form, but receiving damage turns you back to a human. Transforming may break the masquerade, but flying around after the transformation does not. 1 BP.
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Quietus

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	Quietus is the signature Discipline of the [[Banu Haqim]], also known as the Assamites, that grants them influence over the blood of others.		Quietus is the signature Discipline of the [[Banu Haqim]], also known as the Assamites, that grants them influence over the blood of others.

	Associated Powers~~:<br>~~		==Associated Powers==

	Level 1, Silence of Death: Mutes everybody up to 7 tiles away for 10 seconds with a chance to cause dizziness.~~<br>~~		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
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	~~Level~~ 2, Scorpion's Touch: Gain a one-use melee attack that knocks the target down for 4 seconds, and inflicts small burns and some stamina damage to the target. Caster's Permanent Willpower against Difficulty 6 to activate.~~<br>~~		! style="padding:10px;" \| Name
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	~~Level~~ 3, Dagon's Call: Inflicts a curse on the last target you attacked, dealing small burns and a lot of stamina damage to them. Costs 1 Temporary Willpower to activate. Caster rolls Stamina + Permanent Willpower and compares it to target's rolled Stamina + Permanent Willpower, with the number of successes of the Caster over the Target's equaling to increased burn damage.~~<br>~~		\|-
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	~~Level~~ 4, Baal's Caress: Gain the ability to coat a blade in your blood, causing it to deal aggravated damage. ~~<br>~~		\| Silence of Death
			\| Mutes everybody up to 7 tiles away for 10 seconds with a chance to cause dizziness.
	~~Level~~ 5, Taste of Death: Shoot a globule of acid spit at a target to deal burn damage, deals additional damage on a headshot. Stamina + Athletics against difficulty 6 to activate.		\|-
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			\| Scorpion's Touch
			\| Gain a one-use melee attack that knocks the target down for 4 seconds, and inflicts small burns and some stamina damage to the target. Caster's Permanent Willpower against Difficulty 6 to activate.
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			\| Dagon's Call
			\| Inflicts a curse on the last target you attacked, dealing small burns and a lot of stamina damage to them. Costs 1 Temporary Willpower to activate. Caster rolls Stamina + Permanent Willpower and compares it to target's rolled Stamina + Permanent Willpower, with the number of successes of the Caster over the Target's equaling to increased burn damage.
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			\| Baal's Caress
			\| Gain the ability to coat a blade in your blood, causing it to deal aggravated damage.
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			\| Taste of Death
			\| Shoot a globule of acid spit at a target to deal burn damage, deals additional damage on a headshot. Stamina + Athletics against difficulty 6 to activate.
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Banu Haqim

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	== Banu Haqim ==		== Banu Haqim ==
	The Banu Haqim, or the Assamites, are the judges of the kindred world. They are the ~~childen~~ of Haqim, their Antediluvian founder they revere and whose code they follow. Or so they did. They have a long history as hired blades centered around the Middle East, lending their services to their Western cousins and being fervent hunters of infernalism. Their clan culture revolves around the teachings of Haqim, with one of his most important and controversial precepts being the diablerie of those kindred who they believe to be undeserving of their blood, thus returning their blood to Caine. With the founding of the Camarilla, Clan Tremere cursed the entirety of the Banu Haqim, save for their Sabbat Antitribu, to be unable to commit diablerie.		The Banu Haqim, or the Assamites, are the judges of the [[kindred]] world. They are the children of Haqim, their Antediluvian founder they revere and whose code they follow. Or so they did. They have a long history as hired blades centered around the Middle East, lending their services to their Western cousins and being fervent hunters of infernalism. Their clan culture revolves around the teachings of Haqim, with one of his most important and controversial precepts being the diablerie of those kindred who they believe to be undeserving of their blood, thus returning their blood to Caine. With the founding of the Camarilla, Clan Tremere cursed the entirety of the Banu Haqim, save for their Sabbat Antitribu, to be unable to commit diablerie.

	The Banu Haqim have retained their status as an independent clan until the awakening of the ancient Methuselah Ur-Shulgi, an Assamite Sorcerer of power beyond any other. He single handedly shattered the curse of Clan Tremere and lead a purge of his clan of those he saw as having abandoned Haqim; especially the very large number of Islamic Assamites, who Ur-Shulgi saw as heretics. As a result, a great deal of the Banu Haqim have defected en masse to the Camarilla to flee their wrathful Methuselah.		The Banu Haqim have retained their status as an independent clan until the awakening of the ancient Methuselah Ur-Shulgi, an Assamite Sorcerer of power beyond any other. He single handedly shattered the curse of Clan Tremere and lead a purge of his clan of those he saw as having abandoned Haqim; especially the very large number of Islamic Assamites, who Ur-Shulgi saw as heretics. As a result, a great deal of the Banu Haqim have defected en masse to the Camarilla to flee their wrathful Methuselah.
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	[https://whitewolf.fandom.com/wiki/Clanbook:_Assamite_Revised Clanbook: Assamite Revised]		[https://whitewolf.fandom.com/wiki/Clanbook:_Assamite_Revised Clanbook: Assamite Revised]

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Society of Leopold

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	As her nickname suggests, Inquisitor-General Bauer does not shy away from brutal or sadistic tactics, reintroducing a number of antiquated torture methods and expanding on the use of incendiary weapons. Internally, she has consolidated her control by reinforcing the authority of the Office of the Censor, which she previously held.		As her nickname suggests, Inquisitor-General Bauer does not shy away from brutal or sadistic tactics, reintroducing a number of antiquated torture methods and expanding on the use of incendiary weapons. Internally, she has consolidated her control by reinforcing the authority of the Office of the Censor, which she previously held.

	Many Inquisitors cannot help but wonder if these changes, effective as they are in ~~combatting~~ their enemies and rooting out infiltrators, do not strike at something of even greater importance - preserving the faithfulness that stands at the very core of their fight. As more and more holy souls find themselves tainted by unspeakable atrocities committed with their very hands, many cannot help but ask themselves: “Is this right?”		Many Inquisitors cannot help but wonder if these changes, effective as they are in combating their enemies and rooting out infiltrators, do not strike at something of even greater importance - preserving the faithfulness that stands at the very core of their fight. As more and more holy souls find themselves tainted by unspeakable atrocities committed with their very hands, many cannot help but ask themselves: “Is this right?”

	==Organization==		==Organization==
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	'''The Brethren of Albertus''' - following the teachings of Albertus Magnus, the Brethren recognize the dangers and evils of magic, but seek to master it in order to combat the Supernatural with it. Looked upon with suspicion, but never formally outlawed.		'''The Brethren of Albertus''' - following the teachings of Albertus Magnus, the Brethren recognize the dangers and evils of magic, but seek to master it in order to combat the Supernatural with it. Looked upon with suspicion, but never formally outlawed.

	'''The Children of Lazarus''' - representing the majority of the Society’s membership, the Children of Lazarus see Kindred as inherently guilty by their nature, with their overcoming of death being an unholy perversion and a crime against their faith. They are singularly focused on combating vampirism and are unconcerned with other creatures.		'''The Children of Lazarus''' - representing the majority of the Society’s membership, the Children of Lazarus see Kindred as inherently guilty by their nature, with their overcoming of death being an unholy perversion and a crime against their faith. They are singularly focused on combating [[Kindred\|vampirism]] and are unconcerned with other creatures.

	'''Fathers of the Good Death''' - an alternative to the above beliefs, the Fathers of the Good Death see Kindred as unclean spirits dating back to the original Flood, haunting the mortal realm. It is their duty to dispatch of them so they may finally rest. They only admit ordained priests.		'''Fathers of the Good Death''' - an alternative to the above beliefs, the Fathers of the Good Death see Kindred as unclean spirits dating back to the original Flood, haunting the mortal realm. It is their duty to dispatch of them so they may finally rest. They only admit ordained priests.
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	* DO offer other players roleplay, including your enemies. The Society often likes to capture Kindred, for reasons obvious: they are great information sources, and the fear of losing their unlives is a great reason for them to confess. Executions/RRs should only be done after adequate RP for all sides.		* DO offer other players roleplay, including your enemies. The Society often likes to capture Kindred, for reasons obvious: they are great information sources, and the fear of losing their unlives is a great reason for them to confess. Executions/RRs should only be done after adequate RP for all sides.

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Garou

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	In Northern California, most Garou affiliated with the Garou Nation belong to the Sept of the Western Eye, a Children of Gaia-led sept. To most [[Kindred]], Garou are terrifying forces of nature whose presence beyond the city limits represents sudden violence, righteous fury, and almost certain death.		In Northern California, most Garou affiliated with the Garou Nation belong to the Sept of the Western Eye, a Children of Gaia-led sept. To most [[Kindred]], Garou are terrifying forces of nature whose presence beyond the city limits represents sudden violence, righteous fury, and almost certain death.

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Kindred

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	Despite this controversy, Camarilla vampires often employ the term "Kindred" to other vampiric beings, even the Kuei-jin.		Despite this controversy, Camarilla vampires often employ the term "Kindred" to other vampiric beings, even the Kuei-jin.

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Vampires

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Sept of the Western Eye

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	==Ranks==		==Ranks==
	===Councilor===		===Councilor===
	''Veterans of the Garou Nation with the highest esteem, your word within the Sept of the Western Eye is law. Make sure the Litany is upheld, and that your caern does not fall prey to the Wyrm.''<br>		''Veterans of the Garou Nation with the highest esteem, your word within the Sept of the Western Eye is law. Make sure the Litany is upheld, and that your [[caern]] does not fall prey to the [[Wyrm]].''<br>
	This role is for Garou of Athro or above in ranking. They'll be expected to be extremely familiar with the facets and needs of the Sept and Nation as a whole. Expectations will be placed upon them by their peers; this is a leadership role. Be ready to lead and guide those around you with your fellow councilors through any matters.		This role is for Garou of Athro or above in ranking. They'll be expected to be extremely familiar with the facets and needs of the Sept and Nation as a whole. Expectations will be placed upon them by their peers; this is a leadership role. Be ready to lead and guide those around you with your fellow councilors through any matters.

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	=Culture=		=Culture=
	If you are within the Sept of the Western Eye, you are a Gaia-loving Garou. You are a follower of the [[Litany]] to whatever interpretations you may have of the individual tenets. At least, in theory. Depending on the views of your character, your fellows within the Sept may be seen as family or simply as convenient allies to work with. But if nothing else, you should strive to feel as if you would fight and die together, for you are all servants of Gaia. Though sometimes, family can argue, and family can fight.		If you are within the Sept of the Western Eye, you are a [[Gaia]]-loving Garou. You are a follower of the [[Litany]] to whatever interpretations you may have of the individual tenets. At least, in theory. Depending on the views of your character, your fellows within the Sept may be seen as family or simply as convenient allies to work with. But if nothing else, you should strive to feel as if you would fight and die together, for you are all servants of Gaia. Though sometimes, family can argue, and family can fight.

	==Ranks==		==Ranks==

Garou

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	The Werewolves of the World of Darkness. They are shapeshifting warriors created by higher Forces to defend the natural world against corruption, decay, and supernatural evil (or spread it, in the case of the [[Black Spiral Dancers]]). Fiercely territorial and almost always violently hostile toward vampires, they are among the more dangerous creatures encountered in the World of Darkness.		The Werewolves of the World of Darkness. They are shapeshifting warriors created by [[Gaia\|higher Forces]] to defend the natural world against corruption, decay, and supernatural evil (or spread it, in the case of the [[Black Spiral Dancers]]). Fiercely territorial and almost always violently hostile toward vampires, they are among the more dangerous creatures encountered in the World of Darkness.

	In Northern California, most Garou affiliated with the Garou Nation belong to the Sept of the Western Eye, a Children of Gaia-led sept. To most [[Kindred]], Garou are terrifying forces of nature whose presence beyond the city limits represents sudden violence, righteous fury, and almost certain death.		In Northern California, most Garou affiliated with the Garou Nation belong to the Sept of the Western Eye, a Children of Gaia-led sept. To most [[Kindred]], Garou are terrifying forces of nature whose presence beyond the city limits represents sudden violence, righteous fury, and almost certain death.

Litany

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	=The Litany=		=The Litany=
	==History==		==History==
	As known by all [[Garou]] and even [[Kinfolk]], the Litany is a set of ancient laws that were decided upon thousands upon thousands of years ago during the Concord. This marked the end of the Impergium - the genocidal treatment of humans marked thousands upon thousand of years ago, far before man ever learned to smith with metals. With the end of the Impergium and the gathering of the Concord, they would leave humanity be, allowing it to grow rather than squashing it beneath their heel. The Litany was born of this Concord, as an agreement between all tribes that would be held as sacred and above all else.<br><br>		As known by all [[Garou]] and even [[Kinfolk]], the Litany is a set of ancient laws that were decided upon thousands upon thousands of years ago during [[Concord\|the Concord]]. This marked the end of the [[Impergium]] - the genocidal treatment of humans marked thousands upon thousand of years ago, far before man ever learned to smith with metals. With the end of the Impergium and the gathering of the Concord, they would leave humanity be, allowing it to grow rather than squashing it beneath their heel. The Litany was born of this Concord, as an agreement between all tribes that would be held as sacred and above all else.<br><br>
	Many Galliards or Philodoxes spend their lives trying to master the entire Litany, to be capable of reciting every precept and the nuance held within every word. However, all Garou are familiar with a basic thirteen precepts within the Litany that all are sworn to uphold. Failure to uphold these laws is a grave violation within Garou culture and may be harshly punished. However, things are not quite so simple.<br><br>		Many Galliards or Philodoxes spend their lives trying to master the entire Litany, to be capable of reciting every precept and the nuance held within every word. However, all Garou are familiar with a basic thirteen precepts within the Litany that all are sworn to uphold. Failure to uphold these laws is a grave violation within Garou culture and may be harshly punished. However, things are not quite so simple.<br><br>
	In modern times, the nature of these thirteen precepts has shifted, adapting to modern times and the ever-changing reality around them. Intent behind words has shifted or memory of exact passages has faded as histories begin to warp. Some even have a talent for bending the rules in their favor, citing simple laws in ways that justify the actions they take, rather than condemning them.		In modern times, the nature of these thirteen precepts has shifted, adapting to modern times and the ever-changing reality around them. Intent behind words has shifted or memory of exact passages has faded as histories begin to warp. Some even have a talent for bending the rules in their favor, citing simple laws in ways that justify the actions they take, rather than condemning them.
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	This is arguably one of the more straight-forward precepts. Do not mate with other Garou. The child of two Garou is born in Crinos form, always sterile, and always bearing a defect. Such births are extremely dangerous and the Crinos-born requires special care to raise. For years, they will be incapable of changing, thus being a Veil risk at all times as they must be hidden away from the public; not to mention the danger in a Crinos that knows not yet reason. Both parents will be punished gravely for violating the Litany and the child's fate depends heavily upon the mercy of the tribe (though, often death or exile.)<br><br>		This is arguably one of the more straight-forward precepts. Do not mate with other Garou. The child of two Garou is born in Crinos form, always sterile, and always bearing a defect. Such births are extremely dangerous and the Crinos-born requires special care to raise. For years, they will be incapable of changing, thus being a Veil risk at all times as they must be hidden away from the public; not to mention the danger in a Crinos that knows not yet reason. Both parents will be punished gravely for violating the Litany and the child's fate depends heavily upon the mercy of the tribe (though, often death or exile.)<br><br>
	This rule has little exception. If you conceive a Crinos-born, you've violated this tenet, plain and simple. Contraceptives are well known to have little effect for Garou, so don't take the risk. Tribes even within vary on the question of acts that have no risk of producing Garou.		This rule has little exception. If you conceive a Crinos-born, you've violated this tenet, plain and simple. Contraceptives are well known to have little effect for Garou, so don't take the risk. Tribes even within vary on the question of acts that have no risk of producing Garou.
	===Combat the Wyrm Wherever It Dwells and Whenever It Breeds===		===Combat [[Wyrm\|the Wyrm]] Wherever It Dwells and Whenever It Breeds===
	Also fairly straight-forward! The Wyrm is the ultimate enemy. The source of corruption, destruction, everything. Battling the Wyrm is the greatest way a Garou can find glory and there is no greater purpose than fighting the Wyrm in defense of Gaia. To stay your hand is to let the Apocalypse dwell closer and closer.<br>		Also fairly straight-forward! The Wyrm is the ultimate enemy. The source of corruption, destruction, everything. Battling the Wyrm is the greatest way a Garou can find glory and there is no greater purpose than fighting the Wyrm in defense of [[Gaia]]. To stay your hand is to let the Apocalypse dwell closer and closer.<br>
	But of course, how could it be so simple? These are the final nights, as told by the pessimistic and jaded among the eldest of the Garou. Some have abandoned the fight altogether just to squabble over petty politics and return to lesser, unimportant ambitions. Some younger Garou have also thrown in the towel: thrust into a war against their will, it's so much easier to simply shake their head and run away to try to live a normal life again. As well, what '''is''' of the Wyrm? If a Garou is possessed but not fully corrupted, should they be saved or killed? Should all Wyrm-spirits be slain or are only Banes worth slaying? Is it worth slaying them at all if they'll simply reform in the Umbra in time? After quite literally thousands of years of fighting the Wyrm, is this truly the path forward?		But of course, how could it be so simple? These are the final nights, as told by the pessimistic and jaded among the eldest of the Garou. Some have abandoned the fight altogether just to squabble over petty politics and return to lesser, unimportant ambitions. Some younger Garou have also thrown in the towel: thrust into a war against their will, it's so much easier to simply shake their head and run away to try to live a normal life again. As well, what '''is''' of the Wyrm? If a Garou is possessed but not fully corrupted, should they be saved or killed? Should all Wyrm-spirits be slain or are only Banes worth slaying? Is it worth slaying them at all if they'll simply reform in the Umbra in time? After quite literally thousands of years of fighting the Wyrm, is this truly the path forward?
	===Respect the Territory of Another===		===Respect the Territory of Another===

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Clan

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	Clan is a term used by Kindred to describe the major groups of their kin who share common features and characteristics passed on by their lineage of siring, to a Progenitor. There are 12 clans, and several smaller lineages known as Bloodlines. Typically, this term is used to describe a lineage with features that contrast from any Clan. In many cases, it may be called a clan within a clan.		Clan is a term used by [[Kindred]] to describe the major groups of their kin who share common features and characteristics passed on by their lineage of siring, to a Progenitor. There are 12 clans, and several smaller lineages known as Bloodlines. Typically, this term is used to describe a lineage with features that contrast from any Clan. In many cases, it may be called a clan within a clan.

	== Clans ==		== Clans ==

Tremere

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	== Tremere ==		== Tremere ==
	The Tremere are the infamous clan of Blood Mages, warlock usurpers who have made an enemy of half the clans of the kindred. Originally mortal mages, they wrestled vampirism from the Tzimisce and underwent a magical rite using their vitae to transform themselves into a new sort of vampire. They swiftly developed their new discipline of Thaumaturgy, Blood Magic, with their existing knowledge of their now lost hermetic arts to craft new rituals and creations to ward off their enemies. They waged the Omen War against the Tzimisce with their new Gargoyle creations, constructed from the captured and mutilated corpses of the kindred of clans Tzimisce, Nosferatu, and Gangrel, who all became their enemy.		The Tremere are the infamous [[clan]] of Blood Mages, warlock usurpers who have made an enemy of half the clans of the [[kindred]]. Originally mortal mages, they wrestled vampirism from the [[Tzimisce]] and underwent a magical rite using their vitae to transform themselves into a new sort of vampire. They swiftly developed their new discipline of [[Thaumaturgy]], Blood Magic, with their existing knowledge of their now lost hermetic arts to craft new rituals and creations to ward off their enemies. They waged the Omen War against the Tzimisce with their new [[Gargoyle]] creations, constructed from the captured and mutilated corpses of the kindred of clans Tzimisce, [[Nosferatu]], and [[Gangrel]], who all became their enemy.

	Yet not only did Clan Tremere survive, they found the torpid Saulot, Antediluvian of Clan Salubri. Tremere himself diablerized Saulot and secured his fledgling bloodline's status as a clan and damned the Salubri, only further cementing their fate with pogroms against the once-clan. The Salubri were painted as soul-devouring infernalists and slain in swathes.		Yet not only did Clan Tremere survive, they found the torpid Saulot, Antediluvian of Clan Salubri. Tremere himself [[Diablerie\|diablerized]] Saulot and secured his fledgling bloodline's status as a clan and damned the Salubri, only further cementing their fate with pogroms against the once-clan. The Salubri were painted as soul-devouring infernalists and slain in swathes.

	The Tremere are one of the founding seven clans, and with their power over Thaumaturgy, have proved their usefulness to the sect through their versatile rituals that offer an element that other sects cannot match. Historically, the Tremere are incredibly insular and organized in a pyramid, with each Tremere ritualistically blood bound to the clan pyramid itself, with the slumbering Tremere at the very tip. Yet in 2008, the Vienna Chantry where the Inner Council of Seven dwelt, the Second Inquisition struck and destroyed it, irrevocably changing the entire clan.		The Tremere are one of the founding seven clans, and with their power over Thaumaturgy, have proved their usefulness to the sect through their versatile rituals that offer an element that other sects cannot match. Historically, the Tremere are incredibly insular and organized in a pyramid, with each Tremere ritualistically blood bound to the clan pyramid itself, with the slumbering Tremere at the very tip. Yet in 2008, the Vienna Chantry where the Inner Council of Seven dwelt, the Second Inquisition struck and destroyed it, irrevocably changing the entire clan.

Diablerie

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	The worst crime a Kindred can commit outside of growing a third eye around a Tremere.		The worst crime a [[Kindred]] can commit outside of growing a third eye around a [[Tremere]].

	Diablerie is the act of consuming a Kindred to the very last drop, drinking their very soul dry and absorbing their power. For higher generation Kindred, they can find their 'generation' lowered by at least one from doing so. Especially high generation Kindred have sometimes been observed to lower their generation by more than one in some cases.		Diablerie is the act of consuming a Kindred to the very last drop, drinking their very soul dry and absorbing their power. For higher generation Kindred, they can find their 'generation' lowered by at least one from doing so. Especially high generation Kindred have sometimes been observed to lower their generation by more than one in some cases.
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	Generally speaking, the only instance where Diablerie is permitted is when a blood hunt is called, and only while the blood hunt is active. If the Kindred being hunted is captured instead of killed, and you decide to eat them anyway, you can expect the next blood hunt will be for you.		Generally speaking, the only instance where Diablerie is permitted is when a blood hunt is called, and only while the blood hunt is active. If the Kindred being hunted is captured instead of killed, and you decide to eat them anyway, you can expect the next blood hunt will be for you.

	Diablerists are, even when correctly sanctioned, shunned by greater Kindred society. Those with Auspex can often spot the tell-tale black lines through an aura that indicates this terrible act has been committed. The primary reason for Diablerie being shunned revolves around the addictive nature of consuming Kindred vitae by another Kindred. The act of Diablerie is said to be extremely addicting, and Diablerists often become serial Kindred slayers in order to chase that high.		Diablerists are, even when correctly sanctioned, shunned by greater Kindred society. Those with [[Auspex]] can often spot the tell-tale black lines through an aura that indicates this terrible act has been committed. The primary reason for Diablerie being shunned revolves around the addictive nature of consuming Kindred vitae by another Kindred. The act of Diablerie is said to be extremely addicting, and Diablerists often become serial Kindred slayers in order to chase that high.

	Would you want to turn your back around a girl whose very aura screams 'I ate a Kindred recently'?		Would you want to turn your back around a girl whose very aura screams 'I ate a Kindred recently'?

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	The color of the aura indicates intent—green for help intent, blue for disarm, yellow for grab, red for harm. <br>		The color of the aura indicates intent—green for help intent, blue for disarm, yellow for grab, red for harm. <br>
	The vibrancy of the Aura's color indicates character type:<br>		The vibrancy of the Aura's color indicates character type:<br>
	• Barely Vibrant: Kindred/Kuei-Jin (depends on KJ's stats)<br>		• Barely Vibrant: [[Kindred]]/[[Kuei-Jin]] (depends on KJ's stats)<br>
	• Average Vibrancy: Mortal, Kuei-Jin (depends on KJ's stats), or characters with the 'lively aura' quirk<br>		• Average Vibrancy: Mortal, [[Kuei-Jin]] (depends on KJ's stats), or characters with the 'lively aura' quirk<br>
	• Highly Vibrant: Garou<br>		• Highly Vibrant: [[Garou]]<br>
	• Black: Diablerizer<br>		• Black: [[Diablerie\|Diablerizer]]<br>
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Kinfolk

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	Bonds of blood, ties of ancestry and oaths of loyalty - these are the links between the werewolves and their Kinfolk. Kinfolk are an essential part of the world of the Garou. But they aren’t supernatural creatures, certainly not on the level of the werewolves; they can’t turn into nine-foot, seething balls of canid terror and prance through a rain of bullets without a scratch. They’re the werewolves’ human or wolf relatives, undeniably a valuable part of werewolf society but never quite equals within it. In short, they’re family, with all the headaches, sorrows and joys that implies. Kinfolk occupy a range of positions in Garou culture, from beloved mates and siblings to little more than breeding stock or grunt soldiers in the war against the Wyrm. Sometimes, the chains that bind Kinfolk to Garou are loving and freely accepted; other times, they sink Kinfolk in a mire of forced obligations.		Bonds of blood, ties of ancestry and oaths of loyalty - these are the links between the [[Garou\|werewolves]] and their Kinfolk. Kinfolk are an essential part of the world of the [[Garou]]. But they aren’t supernatural creatures, certainly not on the level of the werewolves; they can’t turn into nine-foot, seething balls of canid terror and prance through a rain of bullets without a scratch. They’re the werewolves’ human or wolf relatives, undeniably a valuable part of werewolf society but never quite equals within it. In short, they’re family, with all the headaches, sorrows and joys that implies. Kinfolk occupy a range of positions in Garou culture, from beloved mates and siblings to little more than breeding stock or grunt soldiers in the war against the Wyrm. Sometimes, the chains that bind Kinfolk to Garou are loving and freely accepted; other times, they sink Kinfolk in a mire of forced obligations.

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	The Werewolves of the World of Darkness. They are shapeshifting warriors created by higher Forces to defend the natural world against corruption, decay, and supernatural evil (or spread it, in the case of the Black Spiral Dancers). Fiercely territorial and almost always violently hostile toward vampires, they are among the more dangerous creatures encountered in the World of Darkness.		The Werewolves of the World of Darkness. They are shapeshifting warriors created by higher Forces to defend the natural world against corruption, decay, and supernatural evil (or spread it, in the case of the [[Black Spiral Dancers]]). Fiercely territorial and almost always violently hostile toward vampires, they are among the more dangerous creatures encountered in the World of Darkness.

	In Northern California, most Garou affiliated with the Garou Nation belong to the Sept of the Western Eye, a Children of Gaia-led sept. To most Kindred, Garou are terrifying forces of nature whose presence beyond the city limits represents sudden violence, righteous fury, and almost certain death.		In Northern California, most Garou affiliated with the Garou Nation belong to the Sept of the Western Eye, a Children of Gaia-led sept. To most [[Kindred]], Garou are terrifying forces of nature whose presence beyond the city limits represents sudden violence, righteous fury, and almost certain death.

Litany

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	=The Litany=		=The Litany=
	==History==		==History==
	As known by all Garou and even Kinfolk, the Litany is a set of ancient laws that were decided upon thousands upon thousands of years ago during the Concord. This marked the end of the Impergium - the genocidal treatment of humans marked thousands upon thousand of years ago, far before man ever learned to smith with metals. With the end of the Impergium and the gathering of the Concord, they would leave humanity be, allowing it to grow rather than squashing it beneath their heel. The Litany was born of this Concord, as an agreement between all tribes that would be held as sacred and above all else.<br><br>		As known by all [[Garou]] and even [[Kinfolk]], the Litany is a set of ancient laws that were decided upon thousands upon thousands of years ago during the Concord. This marked the end of the Impergium - the genocidal treatment of humans marked thousands upon thousand of years ago, far before man ever learned to smith with metals. With the end of the Impergium and the gathering of the Concord, they would leave humanity be, allowing it to grow rather than squashing it beneath their heel. The Litany was born of this Concord, as an agreement between all tribes that would be held as sacred and above all else.<br><br>
	Many Galliards or Philodoxes spend their lives trying to master the entire Litany, to be capable of reciting every precept and the nuance held within every word. However, all Garou are familiar with a basic thirteen precepts within the Litany that all are sworn to uphold. Failure to uphold these laws is a grave violation within Garou culture and may be harshly punished. However, things are not quite so simple.<br><br>		Many Galliards or Philodoxes spend their lives trying to master the entire Litany, to be capable of reciting every precept and the nuance held within every word. However, all Garou are familiar with a basic thirteen precepts within the Litany that all are sworn to uphold. Failure to uphold these laws is a grave violation within Garou culture and may be harshly punished. However, things are not quite so simple.<br><br>
	In modern times, the nature of these thirteen precepts has shifted, adapting to modern times and the ever-changing reality around them. Intent behind words has shifted or memory of exact passages has faded as histories begin to warp. Some even have a talent for bending the rules in their favor, citing simple laws in ways that justify the actions they take, rather than condemning them.		In modern times, the nature of these thirteen precepts has shifted, adapting to modern times and the ever-changing reality around them. Intent behind words has shifted or memory of exact passages has faded as histories begin to warp. Some even have a talent for bending the rules in their favor, citing simple laws in ways that justify the actions they take, rather than condemning them.

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Sabbat Manor

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	== The Manor ==		== The Manor ==

	The Manor serves as the heart of Sabbat existence within San Francisco. Following the [[Lore Rework]], the server has moved away from the one dimensional view of the Sabbat as purely murderous antagonists. Instead, the Manor is a dedicated hotspot for internal sect politics, external tension, and the sacred sabbat rituals known as Ritae.		The Manor serves as the heart of Sabbat existence within San Francisco. Following the [[Kindred Lore Rework\|Lore Rework]], the server has moved away from the one dimensional view of the Sabbat as purely murderous antagonists. Instead, the Manor is a dedicated hotspot for internal sect politics, external tension, and the sacred sabbat rituals known as [[Ritae]].

	In short, it functions as somewhat of a "Sabbat citizen" roleplay hub for those that would like to try their hand at the more religious fanatic side of being a Kindred.		In short, it functions as somewhat of a "Sabbat citizen" roleplay hub for those that would like to try their hand at the more religious fanatic side of being a Kindred.

Portrayal Guidelines

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	Anarch characters can be as ruthless or as pathetic as you'd like, so long as you understand that the others might be as accommodating or punishing depending on the circumstances. Your mileage may vary!		Anarch characters can be as ruthless or as pathetic as you'd like, so long as you understand that the others might be as accommodating or punishing depending on the circumstances. Your mileage may vary!

			==Clan Portrayal Expectations==

			===Salubri Warriors===