Unless some projects haven’t been announced yet that would be more fitting.

Maybe we start seeing a couple of those?īut all in all, I agree, the Player’s Guide would be the obvious announced book to put the Ravnos in. One thing that has been delivered in past versions of the player’s guide were some of the more common bloodlines. The book will be filled with new artwork inspired by album covers and moder magazines and will include. World of Darkness has announced the release of its TTRPG book Vampire: The Masquerade - Companion. Developing that might take more time than the publishing date of the player’s guide. World of Darkness has announced Vampire: The Masquerade - Companion, a free V5 manual that brings back the Ravnos, Tzimisce and Salubri clans. I could see that as part of Presence, but it also could be it’s own discipline. Oblivion of the Lasombra will apparently be the same discipline the Hecata use for Necromancy.īut, Chimerstry is illusion-based. The designers seem to be extremly conservative in adding new disciplines, rather prefering to roll the strange powers of the other clans into the standard disciplines. But I guess they will not do that, since Hecata development wouldn’t be finished in-time.įor the Ravnos, I think they are hard to figure out in V5. What I would like to see was a reprint of The Ministry, Banu Haqim, and Hecata plus Ravnos in the player’s guide. In past iterations of the game, the player’s guide was traditionally the place to introduce the independent clans, which would include the Ravnos.

I think, Tzimisce will go into the Sabbat book. I don’t see the Second Inquisition book as a way to introduce the remaining clans as it’s focus would be, presumably, largely on potentially human inquisitor character creation and foci.

The Guide would also be a way to introduce the Ravnos, who lacking a sect of their own would be a fine fit for the Players’ Guide that gives players more options. The Player’s Guide could offer Tzimisce as a way of discussing how to play a Sabat-focused chronicle or anti-Sabat Tzimisce characters. With London being a, I believe, largely Camarilla city prior to the events of the Fall, I would not expect either clan to be in that book. to vampire lore came in the form of the game Vampire: The Masquerade. a Sabbat book would be an awesome way to introduce the Tzimisce (last full clan to belong to that sect). THE SPREAD OF VAMPIRE GAMING Because D&D was so influential in the world of.

My speculation is that Onyx Path or Modiphius will reveal them in future supplements. We have two clans left: Ravnos and Tizimisce. *Cults of the Blood Gods from Onyx Path (announced in their Current Projects page): 1 Clan (Hecata/Giovanni/Cappadocian) AND Caitiff and Thin-Blooded)Ĭhicago By Night V5 Chronicle from Onyx Path (kickstarter finished, waiting for publication): 1 Clan (Lasombra) Hi! Longtime world of darkness fan and eagerly taking in all the developments of 5th edition! So far, we have the following clans fully revealed or on the way:Ĭorebook: 7 Clans + 2 (Brujah, Gangrel, Malkavian, Nosferatu, Toreador, Tremere, Ventrue.

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