Cainites

Count Vardenyeh. One cannot talk about Cainites in Prague and not speak of Count Vardenyeh. V is the undisputed master of the city. He can trace his lineage a few short steps back to the Progenitor of the clan, and the city is filled with his get. Other clans are represented in short supply with exception to the Tremere, and they avoid the city like the plague. Awful things happen to Tremere who get lost in Prague.

The land here is active and malevolent for intruders. V is generally accepted as the Voivode for the clan and is perhaps the most potent living Koldun left. The other clans are there at his whim...

If there is an Assamite in Prague, its done a very, very good job at hiding itself from the powers that be. Or it did its job, and left in a hurry.

There are a few Brujah in Prague and Vardenyeh does not seem to mind them. One is a prominent Captain in his army, one is a pupil of the Cappadocian advisor Vardenyeh's eldest Childe keeps close at hand, and still another has set himself up as a Duke in the country outside of Prague.


Borislav Reiojavik: Borislav is very much a philosopher and for the last ninety years has studied with Leopold the Caster (who uses finger bones to cast readings for individuals) as both a medium and a historian. Borislav stands a few inches taller than his mentor and has short black hair and green eyes. He wears the robes of a monk, but carries a long sword on his left hip with a silver and leather belt. Under the sleeves are the hints of metal, as if his arms were armored. Borislav is a studious pupil and spends most of his time following Leopold around, but can be found by himself ocassionally walking the battlements around Prague as if he is looking for something.

Anatoli DiAvalgio: Anatoli is a left over from Rome's glory days. He was a commanding Legionaire for the Ceasers, and now is the Captain of Vardenyeh's army, serving under V's second eldest childe.