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I differ from many VtM storyteller’s in that I often recommend Clan Tremere as one of the best starting clans for new players. When you combine an entire world’s history of occultism and then add a unified clan with a political agenda-it is an easy sell. The clan allowed authors to explore the nature of magic and myth from cultures all across the world, bringing light to an incredibly diverse mythos. Their mechanical versatility and power aside, Clan Tremere was one of the *best* written clans in the history of Vampire. With all the balancing finesse of D&D 3.0, it often sparked jokes among players on why, or how, this clan simply never ruled the entire world. The versatility of their magic meant they grew infinitely more powerful than other clans the longer the game had run. Clan Tremere has been a staple, and highly popular (also hated) clan since they were first released. By Night, no main-cast character is playing Clan Tremere, which probably marks this show as a rare gem among Vampire games. If you’re as excited about it as we are, but aren’t familiar with the universe, here’s a crash course get you up to speed. By Night is diving into the Vampire: The Masquerade’s Fifth Edition and the World Of Darkness it resides in. Our RPG show, Vampire: The Masquerade – L.A.

Twenty-seven years ago Vampire: The Masquerade was released in 1991, and it’s been through a few iterations thus far along its journey.

Vampire the masquerade ahzra the unliving art