TREMERE

The Sorcerors

DOCTOR STRANGE = Good

Doctor Stephen Strange was an arrogant but brilliant neurosurgeon until he wrecked his car while driving drunk. Eventually turning to the Ancient One, a Tibetan mystic, Strange overcame his materialistic leanings and learned the ways of magic. Now a Master of the Mystic Arts and Sorceror Supreme over our dimension, Dr.Strange uses his fantastic powers on all scales, from saving people from muggers to defeating cosmic menaces.

          THOMAS MURDOCH - A good man, though I haven't really seen CONCRETE good stuff that he's done...I know he will, though, so it's only a matter of
           time until he gets bumped up my list of nice guys. Make me and your Mom proud, Son! That's a joke, kid, you laugh there... 9/8/98 - And up you go.
           Level-headedness *and* a respectable amount of willingness to listen to kindred in the city who aren't Tremere is certainly a welcome change from some of
           your clanmates. Keep up the good shit, Primogen.

MERRIMAN RHAUL -

This guy seems to be a fantastic definition of what a Tremere should be. He uses his powers judiciously, never seems to abuse them, and is always there when you need him. He has a code of honor that I have yet to see him break. Fab guy. Oh, and the only Tremere I know who danced to "The King of Spain."

9/6/98 -

We have said over and over not to get into fights where you don't know what's going on. You and I, Sir, shall have a little bit of a talk. And we'll see if you move down to Druid status. I don't think so, but we MUST talk.

9/24/98 -

Sorry I had to leave before you arrived last week. Still need to talk.

~~DAVID BRICE~~ - 9/28/98 - Fuck. Dead.

DOCTOR DRUID - Undetermined...

Doctor Druid fluctuated between being good and bad for many years. Unlike Doctor Strange, whose powers were carefully learned from books, Druid's were more Earth-based and uncertain in origin. Never an entirely trustworthy kind of guy, but also not wholly evil, Dr. Druid represents all the Tremere that I am either uncertain about, or who have displayed tendencies towards both good and bad acts.

XAVIER -

Just too damned important to ever come out of his little coven or whatever the Tremere call their little Super-Secret-Headquarters. Maybe if the guy got a little sunshine...strike that...maybe if the guy got a little moonlight, his horse would be slightly less high.

9/8/98 -

Did somebody tell me that Xavier took a walk? What's up with that noise?

HAP DANGERS- "I'm not prejudiced I just hate Caitiff!" Okay, so Hap has done some good things for the city. I don't care. He's still one of the least rational Kindred I've met in this town. Rarely has any good advice to throw into the pot, although he is very good and very experienced at getting all pissy. 9/8/98 - Last time I saw him, he was actually being productive, but that was a few weeks ago. Oh where, oh where has my little Hap gone? 9/24/98 - You're welcome for the help in apprehending the diablerist who shot you with an arrow, Mister Thankful.

STAPHEN - 9/24/98 - Regent, Scmegent, you seem like you can be a pleasant fellow when you aren't A) Bossing others around, B) Bossing others around, C) Ghouling people. It was nice of you to come up and speak to me after the whole unpleasant business, though, I really appreciated that.

BARON KARL MORDO = Bad

The arch-nemesis of Doctor Strange, Baron Mordo was also tutored under the Ancient One. Mordo made a deal with the Dread Dormammu to conquer his venerable master, but was repulsed. Cursing both the Ancient One and Strange, Mordo went into the world of Black Magic and only found redemption and forgiveness in death.

SANTIAGO MIGUEL - 9/24/98 - Fuck your mind tricks, fuck making Jinx a ghoul, fuck all your little Tremere tricks to get him blood bound to you and fuck your superiority-to-humans concept and your basic disregard of inalieable human rights. Does that fuck you enough?

FLAIR - 6/29/98 - DAMN! DAMN! DAMN! Sabbat scumbags. 7/5/98 - GODDAMNIT, FLAIR, ARE YOU OR ARE YOU NOT SABBAT!?!? See SHITLIST!

Last Updated 9/24/98

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