Rose Bailey Bottom line at the top: Blood Sorcery: Sacraments & Blasphemies for Vampire: The Requiem is out. You know that storefront between the massage parlor and the Gamestop? The one called something like New Light Nondenominational Church? With the sign that says “ALL WELCOME!” You ever wonder why, if all are welcome, they’ve got the windows blacked … Read more
I’m now pretty much done with the outline for Blood Sorcery: Sacraments and Blasphemies. My writing staff is already in place, so all I have to do is sort out a few paperwork issues and then we can kick this thing into gear. I had pitched this book back when we were doing the current … Read more
Originally posted by Rose on the V20 Blog The Kiasyd are a bloodline of the Lasombra clan; that much is obvious, given that these odd Kindred make use of the Obtenebration Discipline. But their aversion to iron, their odd power of Mytherceria and their very appearance speak to even stranger ancestry. The Kiasyd
Originally posted by Rose at the V20 Blog Just got in Matt’s final drafts, and I’m working on developing them. I’d like your take on this one, including the Discipline. The Salubri were once a true clan. In fact, they were one of the “high” clans of centuries past, learned and (as vampires go) noble. … Read more
Originally posted by Rose at the V20 Blog A blood moon casts a crimson light over the land beyond the forest and something shuddersome howls it agony into the night: The Tzimisce call these lands their ancestral home. Since time out of mind the Fiends have been masters of the dom and lords of the … Read more
Originally posted by Rose on the V20 Blog The Slaves have thrown off their shackles and soar into the modern nights. New development document for the Gargoyles, by Matt McFarland.
Originally posted by Rose on the V20 Blog You can’t pick your family. So I think it’s time for a reunion with the Giovanni.
Originally posted by Rose on the V20 Blog Let’s have another look at Masquerade‘s musical associations, shall we? Time to rock out with theDaughters of Cacophony. Written by Matt McFarland.
Originally posted by Rose on the V20 Blog When Vampire: The Masquerade debuted in 1991, it looked and felt very different from other roleplaying books. The art was a big part of that, but there was also something else. Quotes. Shakespeare, Ovid, and Alan Moore all headed sections. But so did The Cure and the Indigo Girls. … Read more
Originally posted by Rose at the V20 Blog You’ve got the keys to the penthouse and the Jag. Your expense account is practically bottomless. Nobody knows what you do, but whatever it is, they’re jealous. To you, though, none of that matters. All that matters is the Blood. You need it, they have it. The … Read more