This book describes the founding of each clan and gives warning signs of the impending Gehenna, the vampire end of the world. The Book of Nod (1993/2012), mentioned by Beckett, is a sort of Vampire Bible, describing how Caine slew Abel and was subsequently cursed by God and exiled to the land of Nod. Since Vampire‘s been around for nearly 30 years, bear in mind that the supplements listed here only scratch the surface, and are intended as a way to get you started rather than as anything comprehensive.
While that updates and revises the setting beyond what you may be familiar with, 2011’s Vampire: The Masquerade 20th Anniversary Edition (V20) - a giant full-color 528-page source for nearly everything - may be a better representation of the setting as it exists during the events of Bloodlines, so the rest of this page will suggest V20 sources where applicable. The most recent release is 2018’s Vampire: The Masquerade 5th Edition. In order to play, the primary material you need is the Vampire: The Masquerade core rulebook. If you’re interested in transitioning to the tabletop material, this page should be a guide to help you find the material which most interests you. A sequel has recently been announced (and we’ll have a separate page set up for that once we know more about the story)! The first Vampire rulebook was originally published in 1991, and the setting has since manifested through novels, PC games, a collectible card game, a TV series, and even a wrestler. Welcome, fans of Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines! 2004’s Bloodlines is one of the best computer RPGs of all time, and is a great introduction to Vampire: The Masquerade and the wider World of Darkness setting.
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