And Yet More Complications (Patreon)

I think I am going to redo the Clan side as there is too much VtM bleeding in.

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What a vampiric Mary-Sue you are, with your violet eyes and your supernatural abilities that a freshly turned vampire should not have. It's no surprise that all the fractions want a piece of you.

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Well, well, well, looks like we've got a rising star on our hands. The Sanguine and Nightborn factions are already vying for your allegiance, and you haven't even had a chance to clean the blood off your fangs yet. Impressive.

But listen up, newbie, because there's more to the vampire world than just two factions fighting over you like a piece of raw meat. There's also the Unseen, who just want to keep things the way they are and stay hidden from the world. Boring, I know, but they're still a part of this mess.

The Sanguine are the do-gooders of the vampire world. They want to be all buddy-buddy with humans and convince them that we're not all bloodsucking monsters. They'll be hanging around the Court, trying to make nice with the humans, while also pushing for changes within the Clan to help us coexist peacefully.

The Nightborn, on the other hand, are power-hungry maniacs who would sell their own grandma for a taste of that sweet, sweet control. They'll have their slimy fingers in both the Court and Clan, pulling strings and manipulating things to get what they want. Just watch your back around these guys.

And then there's the Unseen. They're like that weird cousin who shows up to family events but doesn't say much. They don't want to rock the boat or draw attention to themselves, so they'll be keeping a low profile both in the Court and Clan. They're the ones who make sure everyone's following the rules and keeping their fangs to themselves.

So, yeah, that's the basic rundown of the factions. They all have their own motivations and goals, and they're all trying to come out on top. You're like the new kid in school, and everyone wants to be your friend. Just remember, choose your alliances wisely, or you'll end up on the wrong end of a stake.