I heard about it, though at them moment I only have Hunter books.
I'm so glad that the Storyteller Vault exist so people can have a endless stream of content because Paradox won't.
I lost it at Gacha. Gacha are inhertly exploitive trash.
While Limbus is probably one of the least exploitive by Gacha standards(Egoshard shop/dispenser, the battle pass, not needing dupes to get characters to full power, etc), you're not wrong. If you have concerns about your impulse control don't play gacha. You could always try Lobcorp or Ruina instead or something if you really wanted to get into project moon stuff.
Yeah I pretty sure a common discrption of Limbus company is a High quilty visual novel that just happen to have optional gacha mechanics.
To add to that list there's seems to be multiple clans of Bloodfiend in the city. At the minimum, one for each district and that the first Kindreds has the ability to create a "castle" for they "family" to live in and can alter it at will. Take Lamacha Land for example. Before the original Don Quixote got the idea of bloodfiends coexisting with humanity, it's actually a typical vampire castle.
I think the Tremere are a poor comparison, because the only blood "thing" they have going on is the Path of Blood and that Thaumaturgy can also be called "Blood Magic." A better comparison, which I mentioned in your quote, is the Banu Haqin's Quietus, which is a combination of stealth and blood manipulation. Alternatively, you could compare it to the Tzimisce's Vicissitude in how it changes a bodily part into new and useful arrangements, such as creating weapons and armor.
Given how Russia goes quite far in Asia, there probably would be people coming from here. I don't really know the historic exchanges around there, but it could be a good place to start looking? Quite a few cultures were nomadic in russia iirc, so...
I probably should have explained that if I use Kuei-jin, it will be as a separate type of creature (both in the "true gothic" and "gothic-punk" versions). Honestly, there are so many undead and bloodsuckers (and bloodsucking undead) in the world that I'm not interested in combining them.
Unfortunately, even if I wanted to, I don't have the money. I earn 35,000 rubles. Buying a PDF in English for $20 is too unreasonable for me (we have a site in Russia with fan translations and notes on the world of darkness). But the forum will be useful - and if someone is willing to give me a copy, I'll be glad.
It is also necessary to take into account that I have a different cosmology, and I plan to make the ancient gods and the Celestial Bureaucracy of the faerie race - but this is not certain yet.
Real answer? Because the writers hated there being Independent Clans that weren't involved in the Camarilla/Sabbat conflict, any other reason is working backwards to create a justification for that.
In Requiem, any vampire with Blood Potency 6 or higher can create a new bloodline. It usually takes 250 years for a vampire to go from embrace to BP 6, but vampires can increase their blood potency faster through diablarie or by spending experience points.
The reviews noted that the Sabbath was severely cut and in fact it was greatly weakened - the main parties to the conflict are now the Anarchs and the Camarilla, and the authors of the new edition are clearly playing along with the Anarchs. However, it is quite ironic - since the Sabbath is the product of the Anarch rebellion.
Again, it's paradoxical, because the Camarilla was formed by vampires who remained more or less loyal to their Elders (if I understood correctly). Also, according to the books, the Assamites were much less concerned with human religions, and more with their own struggle (for example, the extermination of the Baali) - the articles on the fifth edition even note that although most neonates are Muslims, there are also Christians among them, and elders can even participate in Babylonian Cults. Hell - even among the fanatical Kaanites of the Sabbat there were a lot of devout Catholics (because Lasombra).
