The Sabbat While the “Kindred” (terminology the Sabbat abhor) of the Camarilla hide amid humans and adhere to archaic Traditions, the Sabbat revel in their vampiric essence. They decline to put on the pathetic guise of mere mortals or to be reduced to minions of their elders. In addition, vampires are without any doubt better than mortals. Just as mortals do not consider their food their equal, Sabbat vampires regard mortals as pawns or meals and have scant patience for “Cainites” who impersonate the living. The Sabbat believes vampires are by their definition inhuman. But the Sword of Caine is not an accumulation of blood-soaked maniacs gallivanting around public places in full display. They deny human values as philosophy for their lives, so they have invented their own schools of thought. Sabbat vampires follow an extensive array of Paths of Enlightenment, moral codes that direct the Beast into a confined medium and permit the Cainite to cultivate a way of viewing and acting in the world. The Sabbat not only revolt against acting human, but also against their own tendency toward isolation. They generally band together into packs serving multiple functions: Cain-worshipping cults, combat squads, and political cliques.
“We want you to feel like a vampire in everything that you’re doing,“ says Hardsuit Labs’ narrative lead, Brian Mitsoda. He admits, ”[The first Bloodlines felt] kind of more like an FPS where you occasionally drink blood for fuel.“ This time, he says, "The violence of the vampire is more reflected in how you approach combat.”
In Vampire: The Masquerade - Swansong, players will be able to take control of three different vampires. Using these different characters, players will have to figure out the truth behind murders, conspiracies and other vampire shenanigans.
Day 12: Blood Hunter “The Sheriff is always a rather intimidating lady. But when a blood hunt is called…well. Some say the room gets darker when she is excited.” Bit of a quicker painting. But I managed to catch up
