Clanbook: Nosferatu

Vampire: The Masquerade Clanbooks

by Robert Hatch, Andrew Greenberg, Tim Bradstreet (Illustrator)

Hideously deformed, hiding from the world's eyes in their dank holes, the Nosferatu thrive despite their ostracism from vampiric society. But what are they plotting in their dark caverns? What schemes are brewing in the nether regions of the night? The Nosferatu watch everyone else, but who watches them?

Clanbook: Nosferatu includes:

* The history of the clan and its true role in the upheavals of the undead;
* 10 sample characters suitable for players and Storytellers; and
* the horrfying details of the Nosferatu kingdoms under every city.

Genres: Role Playing Games, Gaming, World Of Darkness, Horror, Fantasy, Urban Fantasy, Vampires

72 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 1995

Reviews

[Lesebär · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nosferatu die grauenhaften Monster die in der Dunkelheit hausen sich durch die Kanalisation bewegen und dir jede Information verkaufen von der du noch nicht einmal wüstest das du sie haben möchtest. Für Fans der „alten World of darkness“ ein absolutes muss! Hier werden die Ursprünge und tieferen geheimnisse des Clans erzählt. Und welche sinisteren Auswirkungen das Treiben dieses Clans in der Welt hat. Eine Echte Fund grübe für den Spielleiter! Dieses Buch einzeln zu Kaufen lohnt sich ehr nur für Sammler. Jedem anderen empfehle ich die gesammelten Ausgaben

[Kat · Rating 4 out of 5]

Basic Concept: A deep dive into the Nosferatu Clan of vampires for White Wolf's World of Darkness.

White Wolf is fantastic at creating flavor material for the different elements of their games. The terrifying Nosferatu are given their moment to shine here. We find out their motivations, their allies and enemies, and a lot of other things that the secretive Nos tend to keep hidden from the others.

[Bradley · Rating 3 out of 5]

This short sourcebook was interesting as far as it went, but definitely gives a feel, a flavor for playing a Nosferatu within the Vampire: The Masquerade RPG. History and storytelling ideas were prominent. It isn't intended for any type of complete reading source, of course, but it did its job fairly well.