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Latest revision as of 13:26, 6 September 2023
The Sabbat was created for Freedom. For Monsters to be monsters. In Tallahassee, this has always been true. Vampires have the freedom to be the Monsters they want to be, but that right and freedom is being threatened. The tyrannical Arch-Bishop Andrew Jackson is consolidating more and more sabbat domains under his pack's dominion. Tallahassee finds itself as one of the few remaining Sabbat domains not to bend the knee. To make matters worse, The Camarilla is upping its attacks, pushing on the domain after their last offensive was a success, and Black Spiral Dancers seem to think that this city is theirs for the taking. Will the Bishop be able to unite his disparate monster together under a common cause? Or will they be just one more domain destined for the footnotes of kindred history?
