Elisabeth Bathory in der WOD

SabbatMember88 schrieb:

Gibts nicht in der WOD2 eine Blutgruppe der Nosferatu welche sich Ceitje nennt und die Nachfolgen
von Elisabeth Bathory seien. In welchem Buch finde ich diese Blutlinie.

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Style and Appearance

The Clan's practice of Vicissitude makes describing any single Clan-wide "appearance" an exercise in futility. However, there are a couple of trends that stand out. As mentioned above, many younger Tzimisce revel in the act of looking like a monster, purely for the shock value. To this end, they grant themselves horns, scales, spikes, demonic visages, and any other sort of sickening or frightening trait they can imagine. Ritualistic tattoos and piercings are also fairly common. Many pursue the work on their appearance as an art form, and packs compete to present the most disturbing member.
Older Tzimisce, who were Embraced during the Victorian Era or earlier, have a greater tendency to dress like archaic nobility. The elder Sascha Vykos once made an appearance as the infamous Countess Bathory, who bathed in the blood of one-hundred virgins. Other elders - or those who wish to cultivate the image of age - wear attire such as ermine robes, flowing cloaks, ceremonial pieces of armor, and basically anything else that says "I am not a human of this time"; at least, "I am not human". To that effect, several Tzimisce, young and old, sometimes cure the skin of mortals and make up fantastic masks or accessories out of Vicissitude-modified bits of their victims. Yes, that nose ring really is bone.

• Countess Bathory: see pages 80-84 of Clannovel: Tzimisce

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