Keith “Homeboy” Winkler for making sure we know his weekend plans.Stephen “Rocket” Wieck for barreling through the Banana Man/Too Tight flume ambush.Michelle “Hunchback” Prahler for no reason that I can see.
Lyndi “Red, Red Whine” Hathaway-McKeeman for not enjoying her lobster coloring.Benjamin “Big Smooch” Monk, Jr for doing the world’s greatest (worst?) body puppetry.Bill “Do Me Too” Bridges for enjoying the arm touch of the lotion lady.William “Peal” Hale for his fine white and red body contrast.Chris “Warty” McDonough for touching his toads.Sam “Nodding” Chupp for getting to write THE BOOK.Richard “Responsibilities” Thomas for not getting to play in the deep end.Travis “Tanline” Williams for whining about getting darker.René “Turncoat” Harris for sitting with the enemy at the awards banquet.Rob “MIA” Hatch for avoiding a gross burn by not going.Wes “Schoolyard” Harris for enjoying the heck of the pool.Josh “Too Tight” Timbrook for pitching a pup tent at White Water.Ken “Oh, Canada” Cliffe for finding any reason for a party.Andrew “Bowed but Unblistered” Greenberg for surviving this years excursion.Stewart “Banana Man” Wieck for making sure he’ll never die.Hagen for missing this year’s excursion, he gets last year’s special thanks.An in-depth look at the Infernal powers corrupting the sect, including a detailed description of the dreaded Path of Evil Revelations.Īlso featuring the return of Samuel Haight from Werewolf: The Apocalypse’s Valkenburg Foundation!Ĭover price is $15.00 or $31.57 adjusted for inflationĪrt: Larry McDougal, Larry Snelly, E.Two new bloodlines and the truth about the vile ghoul families who “serve” the Sabbat and.Complete details on running chronicles and stories involving the sect as well as five stories involving Sabbat characters.The Sabbat Storytellers Handbook Includes: Surviving against the Sabbat vampires is almost impossible. Its intrigues and feuds are as real tonight as they were centuries ago. Its secrets go deep, deep into the night.
Whether they are rabid packs or silent assassins, all undead quake at the thought of their dark ways.īut there is more to this deadly sect than its followers’ atrocities. They are the darkest of the dark, the vampires other vampires fear. One cannot know the vampires of the Sabbat. Now let’s flip this over and look at the back. This cover feels like it’s something different, and gives me, someone who is only familiar with the Sabbat as “Those evil fuckers over there who we kill on sight” a bit more context and idea of what to expect. The painting itself is interesting, and definitely has a vibe that previous Vampire supplements I’ve reviewed haven’t quite captured. Admittedly, it’s my favorite color so you slap it on the cover and you’re going to at least get a few points from me. I really like this cover, the borders around the main image are a nice way to draw the reader’s eye while differentiating the image from the background. Yes, I know I haven’t covered the Second edition corebook for Vampire yet, nor have I reviewed the Players Guide to the Sabbat, which as it turns out, handles some explanations of ideas that are discussed in this book in passing.īecause I’d like to get Haighters Gonna Hate done sometime in this lifetime, the second edition core and Players Guide will simply have to wait until I finish off the rest of the first edition Vampire books I have on the list to review first, and as such I’ll be avoiding making a big deal about mechanical bits and pieces that don’t make total sense to me at this point.īut enough yapping, let’s take a look at the cover of this book. Now, we pick up Haight’s trail once more in the Storytellers Handbook to the Sabbat from Vampire second edition. Haight, it was his introduction in the story Skins, part of the Valkenburg Foundation chronicle for Werewolf. Welcome back to another journey into the World of Dorkness, this time we’re remaining in 1993 and on the path of Samuel Haight, the Ultimate Badass of the World of Darkness.
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