Last Vampire in KMW

There's just enough time to place bets on who the last vampire in the set will be. I'm betting it will be a third Abomination, namely Pariah. He's in Children of the Night, and around 90% of the vampires in that book have made it to the card game already. Other bets?

"Emmit Svenson" wrote in message > I'm betting it will be a third Abomination, namely Pariah. He's in > Children of the Night, and around 90% of the vampires in that book have > made it to the card game already. > > Other bets? Um, I'll put my money on the original Abomination, from New Orleans (Uriah Travers?) Malkavian and Silver Fang, as I recall, which makes him a bubbling fountain of insanity. --wonder why they decided to pick a clan that isn't one? heslin

[ quoted text not captured ] Looks like you were right. Although I'm intrigued that the elipsis at the end of the list remains, even though 58 vampires have been revealed, as if there is still more to come...

> Looks like you were right. Although I'm intrigued that the elipsis at > the end of the list remains, even though 58 vampires have been > revealed, as if there is still more to come... > I think they did this with previous previews, just to mess with our heads. I think...

It might be the two other Red Listers, the Blood Brother and Samedi. After all, they come after Abomination in the alphabet, and there's still some time to preview left.

[ quoted text not captured ] Maybe some new rules? With that many news - red list rule, trophy rule, infernal and blood curse update and even a new clan - I wouldn't be surprised by anything right now. The Abomination introdution was far ahead that line. Indeed, we still have almost a week before the release, and 5 days before the pre-release events. Too early to finish the preview... best, Fabio "Sooner" Macedo V:TES National Coordinator for Brazil Giovanni Clan Newsletter Editor ----------------------------------------------------- V:tES Brasil Site (only in Portuguese for now) http://planeta.terra.com.br/lazer/vtesbrasil/

>I think they did this with previous previews, just to mess with our heads. >I think... Looks like I just spoke a wee bit too soon. Elipsis is gone now. That's all, folks.

Zombi...@gmail.com wrote: > Looks like I just spoke a wee bit too soon. Elipsis is gone now. > That's all, folks. Thanks for pointing out the oversight, though. Still more library to come though. Maybe some other goodies... -- LSJ (vte...@white-wolf.com) V:TES Net.Rep for White Wolf, Inc. Links to V:TES news, rules, cards, utilities, and tournament calendar: http://www.white-wolf.com/vtes/

"Matthew Heslin" <hes...@sprynet.com> wrote in message news:HgwQd.1172$kU3....@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net... > > Um, I'll put my money on the original Abomination, > from New Orleans (Uriah Travers?) Malkavian and > Silver Fang, as I recall, which makes him a bubbling > fountain of insanity. > Uriah Travers wasn't an abomination. He was BSD kinfolk embraced by a Malkavian. His derangment was that he believed he was garou/abomination. -- Colin "Eryx" Goodman Samedi Primogen Cambridge UK http://www.geocities.com/eryx_uk/Cambridge_by_night.html

Why must you tease us? Are we not men (and women, and other)? Have we not hearts (those of us that do)?

>> Um, I'll put my money on the original Abomination, >> from New Orleans (Uriah Travers?) Malkavian and >> Silver Fang, as I recall, which makes him a bubbling >> fountain of insanity. >> > > Uriah Travers wasn't an abomination. He was BSD kinfolk embraced by a > Malkavian. His derangment was that he believed he was garou/abomination. Wasn't he? I thought that was the book that introduced the Abomination concept. Oh, well - I'll put it down to getting old and move on. --I'll stop posting about WoD crap now. Kevin, don't plan any more long car trips. : ) heslin

"Matthew Heslin" <hes...@sprynet.com> wrote in message news:XMyQd.1378$kU3...@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net... > >> Uriah Travers wasn't an abomination. He was BSD kinfolk embraced by a >> Malkavian. His derangment was that he believed he was garou/abomination. > > Wasn't he? I thought that was the book that introduced > the Abomination concept. Oh, well - I'll put it down to > getting old and move on. > I can't speak for when the Abomination idea came from, but I ran NO as my first Masquerade Chronicle for several years. Travers was a popular and feared NPC in that game. [ quoted text not captured ]

Matthew Heslin wrote: > Wasn't he? I thought that was the book that introduced > the Abomination concept. Oh, well - I'll put it down to > getting old and move on. The Abomination was introduced in Under A Blood Red Moon. Pariah was the first Abomination introduced. Just about the last WoD book I bought, too. Not that bad, really. --Colin McGuigan

On 15 Feb 2005 18:15:38 -0800, deq...@sanguinis.net wrote: >Are we not men (and women, and other)? A: We are Devo! [couldn't resist] best, Fabio "Sooner" Macedo V:EKN National Coordinator for Brazil -------------------------------------- Now a "luminary", whatever it means: http://www.thelasombra.com/WhosWho/fabiomacedo.htm

> Why must you tease us? Are we not men WAAAAA? a Devo fan !! Didn't know there were any of these left... ;) ------------ Orpheus "We are DE-VO"

Not after the kitschy plague of '93, anyways. Blah, what about that Abomination in DSotBH? The Setite/Silent Strider suicidal crap heap? More news latter, aye? Oh yeah and under what clan was Elipsis under? adios, Jamie Seppo Prince of Gawler