Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741
EAN num: 9780971012912
ISBN number: 0971012911
Label: Moonstone
Manufacturer: Moonstone
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 48
Printing Date: October 17, 2001
Publishing house: Moonstone
Sale Popularity Level: 1134656
Studio: Moonstone
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Vampire: Ventrue: This is the subsequent volume in a series of one-shots based in the noir universe of White Wolf's 'Vampire the Masquerade' role-playing game. _Single White Female_ runs head very first into _Vampyros Lesbos_ in this tale of Ventrue TERROR! Anne and Chris meet in a mall parking lot one evening. Her friend and roomie Beth helps to hook them up, and a grand romance begins to bloom. Or so it seems. Beth has her own plans for Chris, as she seemingly has for ALL of the men Anne becomes involved with. Chris, who becomes increasingly suspicious of both women, plays along to a startling who's dead?/who's alive?/who's simply psychotic? conclusion shocker!
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Where is the intrigue??? Vampire is a game of double dealing bastards, backstabbing worms, wonderfull plots...particularly Kindred of the clans Ventrue, Tremere, Lasombra, and...yes, Toreador.
This comic would be a great introduction, not a clan oriented story.
One more thing, in the world of darkness kindred can't drink anything but blood, it would require an unbeliveable skill "masquerading" that for the entire evening (and look she actually fills the glass).
If you are a fanatic white wolf supporter, like me, buy it...
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Toreador does a good job of introducing the world history of the Vampire game without just being an info-dump. The story is well-told, if not ultimately surprising. A late-night movie hostess is accosted by a man that claims to have a new role for her. After sharing her story with him, he tells her a tale about the origin and evolution of vampires.
Then we get to the bitey-fangy stuff.
The art alone is worth it. Vince Locke is always worth the investment.
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