Who needs to imagine when you can just play Morrowind?

@@AnakinTheWeird Morrowind was a few centuries after the debate

To be fair it sounds more like mage philosofy If a singular mage had that as a paradigm i could easily see them becoming marauders pretty easily

You’re very welcome 😊

That is one busy Ravnos 😜

I do plan on doing the Salubri and all the other major bloodlines. Working on the script for it now actually, so expect to hear about them soon!

Thanks for correcting me on that. I went with what the books provided and did presume that there were some 'inconsistencies'.

@@LoreByNightVtM how do you destroy a prosperous pagan civilization? distortion of history, atrocity litreature and demonization.... that is how abrahamics work...simple

@@LoreByNightVtM there is video on that wait let me get that in a minnute

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​@@dragowolfx Another indian here with perhaps a contrary take. Whilst its true that the jathi and varna systems were a good deal freer than one might expect, especially on paper. Whilst movement between the castes was in theory by vocation there was significant social pressure to not allow such things, especially for the 'higher' castes who became power-hungry and spawned families that were loath to share their power. Brahmins my ancestors hoarded knowledge and denied education to others, kshatriya hoarded military power, shudra hoarded wealth etc etc. And of course the unotuchables who were originally criminals and miscreants became a ready scapegoat for others to exploit and abuse. If the british mischaracterised the caste structure it is because it was rotten from within long before they arrived. I condone not their atrocities but we must acknowledge our own sins before pushing 'superiority' on others. We destroyed ourselves. The british swept up the pieces. Also, I feel like characterising 'Abrahamics' as malevolent in their entirety is demonization of the sort that you rail against...

Thank you very much!!

He would certainly be able to create a strong enough illusion to have those around him to think that. He wouldn't be able to change the whole world's perspective at once

who is to say that the one destroyed wasn't an illusion itself?

@@derkrischa3720 that's the thing with being around a Ravanos... and Malkavians... your reality is up to them

@@derkrischa3720 I dunno because thr books wrote it occurred and the creature was destroyed. The writing tended to reveal the real canon as described like Lasombra being alive still when Lucita found out. So while mysterious things occurred the writing was pretty simple when revealing the information.

​@@lillithyukiutacrow2532and thats the most terrifying shit about the ravnos,much like the salubri there discipline chimerstry isnt merely some blood power,it was a mix of that and fae magic. For most ravnos,they could easly screw with peoples perception,but if a ravnos gets good at it enough,a ravnos could truely screw with reality in a morbid Similarity to awakened magic to a weaker extent. And think about the fact that zapha is an antidliuvian,the 1st ravnos. Whos to say he still sleeps,yet his power is so powerful even his ilusions could strain reality.

We start and end with the Lore By Night theme, while the tune you are mostly hearing is Cigarette Smoke, all original tunes composed for the podcast.

Let me tell you a secret. All kindred and cainite can have problems in the head. I would argue most of them do. Malkavians are just the one unlucky to have it as a supernatural curse that makes it very obvious to observers.

Any kindred of any clan can have mental disorders. All the Malkavian blood does is expand the mental disorder even more.