Clanbook: Brujah

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Summary: Philosophers ? Gangbangers ? Savers ?
Review: When I met the one Brujah that told me their story, I was astonished that this clan still remains within the Camarilla. Not nominally running it, these Blood are the ones that should. But then again, these Blood are one of the few that have shared their bed with the Ba'ali, and a careful observer can see that it has done them little good. Sleeping in the ground, soaked with the blood of hundreds, or even thousands, He waits, forever joined with his lover. UTHER ALGAAN, ASSAMITE ELDER

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Summary: Very interesting
Review: While I had disliked the idea of Brujah characters usually, and though I may have bought this clanbook against my better judgement I was surprised. The Brujah have a history all their own and I especially thought it was interesting of how the American and European Brujah differ and why. Once again- in immersing myself in the fantastical world of VTM which is ingeniously interwoven into actual history, I learn more of the progress and history of the world than I ever did in school.

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Summary: An adequate update
Review: While this newest clanbook makes a good attempt at explaining how this clan can attempt to hold power in the world of darkness, ultimately it fails at really making a case on how a clan so lacking in planners or diplomats can hold its own against more unified, well liked clans. Yes, individually, they may be more physically powerful then other clans. But the "V:tM" game has already established how little this matters on the grand scale of things. More illustration of Brujah 'long term' thinking should have been presented. Sadly, this clan is still portrayed as the shortest term thinkers of all the clans, and therefore the least formidable. Despite this, an entertaining read and an adequate update.