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This week, we review Errant Knights: Nomads of the Sabbat, by Sebastian Freeman. "Our Dark Father calls out to vampires who eagerly cast aside all that once made us human. The sect once based on freedom became a theocratic tyranny, demanding “unity” in the name of the powerful minority in charge. We know what truly makes us strong: Faith. We know why we cannot trust the powerful: Greed. While the Bishops and Prisci forget their mission, We will guide the Sword of Caine back to the roads and trails our founders blazed centuries ago." Pick up a copy of Errant Knights on Storytellers Vault and support the creator! [https://www.storytellersvault.com/product/293736/Errant-Knights-Nomads-of-the-Sabbat?affiliate_id=1268726] Follow this channel on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2EyRkif [https://bit.ly/2EyRkif] Follow this channel on Twitter: https://bit.ly/3b35nbN [https://bit.ly/3b35nbN] Check out my Twitch: https://bit.ly/2Qu4pfn [https://bit.ly/2Qu4pfn]

Welcome to episode three of Voices From the Vault. In this episode, we review Fear and Loathing '77, a historical vampire adventure, written by Brad C. Hodson. If you’re into crime stories, Sabbat, or quick-paced chronicles, gives this a listen. "Los Angeles, 1977. A Camarilla spy has infiltrated the Sabbat. When an investigation into leaked information came to the domain, he fled. The trail to bring him back will take the characters from Southern California to Las Vegas and then Tijuana in a seedy, action-packed adventure inspired by the works of Hunter S. Thompson, Martin Scorcese, and more. So hit the road in your pack's Hemi `Cuda, crank up Cheap Trick, and raise some Hell as you hunt that bastard down. Just know that no matter how crazy you are, the decade will still have you beat." The Storytellers Vault is a site that allows fans to create content using White Wolf intellectual property, like Vampire: the Masquerade, Werewolf: the Apocalypse, Requiem, and more. In this series, we review community-created content available on the Storytellers Vault.

Welcome to episode two of Voices From the Vault. In this episode, we review Rose City by Night, written by Rachel Judd. Rose City by Night details the city of Portland, and the night stalking denizens that call it home. It is a city sourcebook for Vampire: the Masquerade Revised edition. The Storytellers Vault is a site that allows fans to create content using White Wolf intellectual property, like Vampire: the Masquerade, Werewolf: the Apocalypse, Requiem, and more. In this series, we review community-created content available on the Storytellers Vault.

Welcome to the first episode of Voices From the Vault! The Storytellers Vault is a site that allows fans to create content using White Wolf intellectual property, like Vampire: the Masquerade, Werewolf: the Apocalypse, Requiem, and more. In this series, we review community-created content available on the Storytellers Vault. This week, we review "Clanbook: Gargoyles" by Ben Allsop and Sam Myatt. Check out Vampire: the Wild West by Nocturne Publishing [https://bit.ly/3nsDYVP] Slaves No Longer A millennium in the making, the Gargoyles are finally ready to spread their wings and become truly their own masters. Grotesqueries the world over are finally setting their sights on heights loftier than servitude or mere survival. They yearn for equal standing amongst the Kindred, a recognition of Clan status, and even a new stage in their design - and are ready and willing to fight for them. Clanbook: Gargoylesincludes: In-depth looks at the history and society of a race so long dismissed as inferior. New and updated Flight and Visceratika powers and combination Disciplines, as well as revamped Gargoyle rituals. Abhorrence, a new Attribute replacing Appearance, which reflects the misshapen forms of the Rockheads. The next stage of Gargoyle ‘evolution’ - the freakish Misbegotten.