vampire the masquerade bloodlines romance

Sadly not: my saxophonist quickly turned into a wallflower. I was a fledgling musician at the time and figured Toreador might be a perfect fit. Vampire: The Masquerade came out in 1991. It just may not be a popular idea to use one’s vampiric powers for the sake of artistic expression, then to fuel cultural movement. I’m not entirely thrilled with clan Toreador as it’s described in a couple of wiki articles available. (Ergo my recent fanfiction.) From there I’d set about trying to understand why Toreadors are so dissatisfying. Once I observed this was a repeating phenomenon, I was motivated to better understand what (I opine) Toreador should feel like. My first character playing the Vampire: The Masquerade in 1991 was Toreador, and his career as a saxophonist really just dissolved once the campaign got started. This has become a recurring problem between my Bloodlines and early pen-and-paper experiences with the Toreador clan. Once the game starts, the music career of Jezebel Cross has been at a standstill, which is not a good look for a Toreador. Once in Los Angeles, Jezebel is cute enough (and practiced enough as a goth-rock singer-guitarist-songwriter) to catch the eye of a vampire.

But she’s more afraid she’ll end up in fast-food middle-management, which seems her inevitable fate if she stays in New Jersey. Yes, she is a bit afraid she’s going to end up stuck in porn. Jezebel quits the band, goes solo and drives out for Hollywood. Jezebel has a falling out with her bass guitarist and drummer. Her mortal story, now irrelevant, starts her as a goth-rock garage band frontrunner from New Jersey. Jezebel Cross * (I chose the name) was sired by a vampire from clan Toreador in Los Angeles during the introduction of my most recent play of Vampire: The Masquerade: Bloodlines.

Vampire the masquerade bloodlines romance