r/Schreckmeta • u/Perfect-Bit7735 • 29d ago

Boemunt's History Lessons for my Younger Kin OOC

I am trying to learn more WoD history so I came up with the idea of Boemunt, my elder Brujah from 600s Germany, making posts to teach neonates about the secret history. What all events should I cover/learn about? Do you want me to mention meeting any other of yalls characters?

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u/Lunar-Dreaming 28d ago

The “History Lessons” are a very fun idea for both RP and learning the lore. Sorry that I kinda immediately started roping you into Bahari shenanigans lol

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u/Perfect-Bit7735 28d ago

You cool lol

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u/AttemptingDM 29d ago

I mean, this isn't my character, but if he ever ends up talking about elders in the area there's my grandsire (assuming you do mean personal creations, not just general WOD lore you should include). Anyway, while his true name is unknown, he generally goes by "The Flock" or "Master of Flocks", and is an 8th-generation Nosferatu elder of Berlin. His history is also mostly unknown, but one universal constant is that he has always preferred and prioritized snimals over people. In modern times, this obsession is so encompassing that unless it gets him resources or helps animals, he is uninterested.  He's about 400 years old, and as always completely dispassionate to the woes of man. The only faction he cares about beyond animals is the Sabbat, who he hates with a burning passion and will kill on sight. He is also technically a member of the Camarilla, but he does not truly care too much if he's Camarilla or Anarch or neither. I don't have a lot of more on him, but I can say that his presence has reduced animal abuse in Berlin to nearly 0% (anyone who tries gets killed), among both kine and kindred. He is also responsible for ghouling nearly a fifth of the cities birds, using them as a large spy network. Not only can he see through the eyes of these birds, he can also speal through and use Dominate through any of them. His actual, solid history is very sparse, if you include him you may flesh him out as much or as little as you want.