Childer of the Morrigan



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The Childer of the Morrigan are the remnants of a long-forgotten army. Where once they stood as generals and war-chiefs within the covenant, tonight they have been reduced to mercenaries and advisors. Or so the legends say. In truth, because the Circle of the Crone has never had the structure necessary to bring together a large fighting force, nor has been willing to violate the Masquerade to such a degree, it's doubtful that these Kindred were ever much more than respected advisors, wise warriors or cunning leaders. What has changed for these Warriors, is the assumption of their necessity. No longer is the blood of a Stormcrow widely recognized as an essential component towards the defense of the covenant. A century ago, the Morrigan name was synonymous with great rank and given respect and fear out of reflex. Now, although many Morrigans are cherished and praised as leaders, protectors and visionary warriors, many are just anonymous vigilantes and forgotten veterans of equally forgotten wars. However, some Morrigans have started displaying a new drive and purpose within the covenant, and such might just be what causes the Stormcrows to gain their true place within the covenant.

Parent Clan: Gangrel

Nickname: Stormcrows

Bloodline Disciplines: Animalism, Protean, Resilience, Vigor

Covenant: Circle of the Crone (Primarily, due to Bloodline Weakness)

Background: Although the archetypal image of a Morrigan is that of a tough middle-aged warrior woman, Stormcrows come from all ages and genders. They are not the man-hating lesbian feministas as some believe them to be, but more old-fashioned providers and protectors, part iron-fisted mother and part femme fatale. Just as many Morrigans were once soft-skinned, shy bookworms in life as were weight-lifting power jocks.

Weakness: Morrigans suffer the same weakness as their parent clan. In addition, they also suffer from a permanent, incurable case of depression (as per the derangement, see p. 97 of the World of Darkness Rulebook). In addition to normal triggers, there are other triggers (as per The Circle of the Crone Rulebook p.175).

Character Generation:

Reference

 * Circle of the Crone, pages 172-175