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| Regent || None || Our Most Distinguished Excellency
 
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| Cardinal (always associated with a specific region) || High Lord (Lady) || His (Her) Eminence
 
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| Priscus || Grandmaster (Mistress), Monsignor || Very Reverend Sir (Madam)
 
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| Archbishop (always associated with a specific region) || Archdeacon, Father (Mother) Superior || His (Her) Excellency
 
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| Bishop (always associated with a specific city) || Deacon, High Father (Mother) || His (Her) Excellency
 
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| Templar/Paladin || Lord (Lady) || Sir (Lady)
 
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| Ductus || Lord (Lady), Sergeant, Chief || By title
 
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| Priest || Father (Mother), Master (Mistress), Minister || Reverend Sir (Madam)
 
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The Code of Milan
 
 
By the solemn word of Recent Gorchist, this is the one true Code of Milan, revised from the original manuscript this
 
night, December 21, 1933. Out of the ashes of our great war may this peace reign everlasting.
 
 
An oath of allegiance has been sworn by the regent and the consistory in the presence of all faction leaders and 50
 
other witnesses to faithfully follow all regulations imposed by this code in leading the Sabbat. This revised Code of Milan is agreed on by all Sabbat factions, including those of Cardinals Huroff, Bruce de Guy, Agnes and Charles VI; and
 
Archbishops Beatrice, Una, Tecumseh, Giangaleazzo, Toth, Aeron, Marsilio, Rebecca, Julian and Salluccio. All other
 
factions must pledge themselves in support of this revised Code of Milan or claim separation from the Sabbat.
 
 
These are the statutes comprising the Code of Milan:
 
 
I. The Sabbat shall remain united in its support of the sect’s regent. if
 
necessary, a new regent shall be ejected. The regent shall support
 
relief from tyranny, granting all Sabbat freedom.
 
 
II. All Sabbat shall do their best to serve their leaders as long as said
 
leaders serve the will of the regent.
 
 
III. All Sabbat shall faithfully observe all the Auctoritas Ritae.
 
 
IV. All Sabbat shall keep their word of honor to one another.
 
 
V. All Sabbat shall treat their peers fairly and equally, upholding
 
the strength and unity of the Sabbat. If necessary, they shall provide
 
for the needs of their brethren.
 
 
VI. All Sabbat must put the good of the sect and the race of Cainites
 
before their own personal needs, despite all costs.
 
 
VII. Those who are not honorable under this code will be considered
 
less than equal and therefore unworthy of assistance.
 
 
VIII. As it has always been, so shall it always be. The Lextalionis shall
 
be the model for undying justice by which all Sabbat shall abide.
 
 
IX. All Sabbat shall protect one another from the enemies of the sect.
 
Personal enemies shall remain a personal responsibility, unless they
 
undermine sect security.
 
 
X. All sect members shall protect Sabbat territory from all other powers.
 
 
XI. The spirit of freedom shall be the fundamental principle of the sect.
 
All Sabbat shall expect and demand freedom from their leaders.
 
 
XII. The Ritus of Monomacy shall be used to settle disputes among all
 
Sabbat.
 
 
XIII. All Sabbat shall support the Black Hand.
 
 
Addenda to the Code of Milan
 
 
Observed by all witnessing parties present on this night, December 21,1933,
 
and here after upheld.
 
 
XIV. All Sabbat have the right to monitor the behavior and activities of their
 
fellow sect members in order to maintain freedom and security.
 
 
XV. All Sabbat possess the right to call a council of their peers and immediate
 
leaders.
 
 
XVI. All Sabbat shall act against sect members who use the powers and
 
authority the Sabbat has given them for personal gain at the expense
 
of the Sabbat. Action shall be taken only through accepted means,
 
approved by a quorum of prisci.
 
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<< Archbishop >>
 
 
Name: Vasile Oprescu <br />
 
Sex: Male <br />
 
Nature: Architect <br />
 
Demeanor: Bravo <br />
 
Clan: Tzimisce <br />
 
 
<< Bishop >>
 
 
Name: Francisco Manuel Castelar y Alonso <br />
 
Sex: Male <br />
 
Nature: Director <br />
 
Demeanor: Predator <br />
 
Clan: Lasombra <br />
 
 
<< Templar >>
 
 
Name: Slim Jim <br />
 
Sex: Male? <br />
 
Nature: Conniver <br />
 
Demeanor: Rogue <br />
 
Clan: Nosferatu Antitribu  <br />
 
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The vampires of the Sabbat have evolved their own
 
specialized patois, much of which takes into account their holy
 
war on the Antediluvians and the attendant rituals and practices
 
that follow it. Particularly old Sabbat vampires even recall
 
terms and phrases that have long since passed into the nights of
 
forgotten history. Although many of these terms are in common
 
use among Sabbat vampires, some of them take on different
 
meanings colloquially, given the lack of formal communication
 
among sect members. Vampires who would “talk the talk” are
 
advised to be aware of everything they say and what it means.
 
 
Abbot: A vampire or ghoul charged with the maintenance
 
of a Sabbat pack’s communal haven.
 
 
Antitribu: Literally, “anti-tribe” or “anti-clan.” The antitribu are
 
vampires who have turned their backs on their “parent” clans and
 
now espouse the policies of the Sabbat instead. One notable
 
exception to this rule are the Lasombra antitribu, who have abandoned
 
the Sabbat in favor of independent or Camarilla unlives.
 
Antitribu are generally held in extremely low regard by their parent
 
clans, which is especially true in the case of the Lasombra.
 
 
Archbishop: A vampire who serves as the leader of a city
 
under the Sabbat’s influence. Not every Sabbat-held city
 
claims an archbishop; some have councils of bishops.
 
 
Auctoritas Ritae: A collection of 13 rituals practiced by all
 
vampires of the Sabbat, upheld in a manner similar to the
 
Biblical Ten Commandments.
 
 
Bishop: A vampire who serves or advises an archbishop, or a
 
vampire who maintains Sabbat influence in a city with the
 
aid of others of equal status. (Those who are in the know liken
 
bishops to the primogen of the Camarilla.)
 
 
Black Hand: The secret militia of the Sabbat. Some references
 
allude to another organization with the same name. The
 
“true” meaning of this term, if there is one, is a matter of much
 
uncertainty, even among those who claim to be members.
 
 
Blood Feast: A victim or group of victims, bound and
 
suspended upside down. Said victims serve as refreshment at
 
Sabbat functions.
 
 
Brave: A vampire participating in a war party.
 
 
Cainite: A vampire. Sabbat vampires use this term in places
 
where other vampires would use the term Kindred. Sabbat
 
vampires accept and claim descent from Caine, while the
 
Camarilla largely claims him to be a myth.
 
 
Cardinal: A Sabbat vampire who oversees the influential
 
affairs of a large territory. Each cardinal is attended by a group
 
of archbishops, who govern affairs on local city levels.
 
 
Chief: The leader of a war party.
 
 
Code of Milan: An oft-referenced but rarely seen document
 
developed as a code of conduct for Sabbat vampires. Some
 
Sabbat scoff at it, claiming that codifying the sect’s behavior
 
runs counter to everything the Sabbat stands for.
 
 
Column: A permanent pack of Black Hand members,
 
usually nomadic.
 
 
Communal Haven: A single haven shared by an entire pack.
 
 
Consistory: The body of advisors to the regent, composed of
 
key prisci and cardinals.
 
 
Convention of Thorns: The treaty that supposedly ended the
 
Anarch Revolt and resulted in the formation of the Sabbat.
 
 
Coven: A pack of Sabbat that makes a permanent haven in
 
a city; used to differentiate between “founded” packs and
 
nomadic packs. Most Sabbat cities host numerous covens, in
 
addition to providing “hospitality” to a seemingly endless
 
stream of nomadic packs.
 
 
Creation Rites: The special ritual marking a Sabbat vampire
 
as becoming a true member of the sect. The Creation
 
Rites differ from the Embrace in that anyone can be
 
Embraced, but until he receives the Creation Rites, the
 
recruit is not a member of the Sabbat (and thus, not
 
considered a vampire...).
 
 
Daughters and Sons (of Caine): All vampires. A similar
 
term with the same meaning is “brothers and sisters.”
 
 
Ductus: The leader of a Sabbat pack. This title is a highly
 
subjective one, sometimes held by the meanest thug in a
 
pack while acquired through genuine merit or ritual combat
 
at other times. The ductus decides the logistical affairs of her
 
pack, though the wise ductus gives careful ear to her
 
packmates’ voices.
 
 
Esbat: A weekly meeting held by a pack, whether nomadic or
 
founded. Central to the esbats are discussions of events that
 
affect the pack as well as the auctoritas and ignoblis ritae.
 
 
Festive dello Estinto: The “Festival of the Dead,” a grand
 
celebration held during the second week of April in Sabbat
 
cities. All covens attend the festival, as do any nomadic packs
 
that can make it.
 
 
Fire Dance: A ritual and rough celebration in which Sabbat
 
vampires prove their loyalty and bravery by jumping through
 
raging fires. Many Sabbat war efforts and other events begin
 
with fire dances.
 
 
Founded Pack: A coven; a pack of Sabbat vampires that
 
maintains a permanent haven in a city.
 
 
Great Jyhad: The war for supremacy in the New World,
 
begun in the 17th century and arguably raging during the
 
modern nights.
 
 
Hand: The Black Hand.
 
 
Headhunter: A Sabbat vampire who collects the skulls of his
 
fallen foes as trophies. Some headhunters collect only vampire
 
skulls, while others collect Lupine skulls, mortals’ skulls
 
or the skulls of witch-hunters. These trophies are considered
 
great honors in the Sabbat, according to the degree of
 
difficulty associated with claiming them.
 
 
Horseman: A nomadic Sabbat vampire, thought to have
 
been inspired by the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
 
 
Hulul: The figurehead of the Assamite antitribu, who is
 
rumored to be ritually destroyed every 100 years.
 
 
Ignoblis Ritae: The rituals practiced by individual Sabbat
 
packs to reinforce unity, loyalty and the causes of the Sabbat.
 
These rituals vary from pack to pack, and they are considered
 
less important individually than the auctoritas ritae because
 
they are not as universally useful. Some Sabbat members
 
observe no ignoblis ritae at all.
 
 
Jyhad: The eternal conflict with other vampires. Sabbat vampires
 
use this term more loosely than other vampires, because
 
almost all struggle is a holy war from the Sabbat point of view.
 
In his mind, a Sabbat takes part in the Jyhad any time he fights.
 
 
Kindred: Non-Sabbat vampires. Most Sabbat use this term
 
derisively, considering Camarilla vampires to be their inferior
 
and laughing at their “big, happy family” of vampires who
 
cower from humankind. Many Sabbat also apply the term
 
“Kindred” sarcastically to vampires of independent clans,
 
whom they perceive as too selfish or foolish to take up the
 
cause against the Antediluvians.
 
 
Loyalist: A Sabbat vampire who refuses to acknowledge
 
leaders among the sect out of loyalty to its original goals.
 
Loyalists believe that to be truly loyal to the Sabbat, they
 
must have total freedom. Loyalists are commonly viewed as
 
agitators and dissidents, and they are watched warily by their
 
packmates and elders. Much of the Sabbat’s terrifying reputation
 
among other vampires may stem from the actions of
 
particularly fervent loyalists.
 
 
Monomacy: A ritual duel between vampires of the Sabbat,
 
held under formal rules. This duel is a traditional Sabbat
 
means of settling disputes, and it often results in the Final
 
Death of one of the participants.
 
 
Nomadic Pack: A pack that travels constantly in its duties to
 
the Sabbat. Nomadic packs maintain no permanent havens,
 
but they sometimes keep hidey-holes and emergency havens
 
throughout their regions of travel. Nomadic packs may also
 
stop in cities for indeterminate periods of time, but they
 
eventually return to the roads.
 
 
Nomads: Members of nomadic packs.
 
 
Pack: A group of Sabbat who have sworn the Vaulderie to one
 
another. A Sabbat may belong to only one pack at a time
 
– usually the one that enacted her Creation Rites – though
 
she may have ties of blood to other packs from her past.
 
 
Paladin: A Sabbat vampire who serves another important
 
vampire as an assassin or bodyguard. Also known as templars,
 
paladins are greatly feared for their disciplined martial
 
prowess. Paladins are forbidden from membership in the Black Hand.
 
 
Palla Grande: A grand and terrible festival held on All
 
Hallows Eve, when all Sabbat vampires in a city gather to
 
celebrate and revere the sect. It often takes the appearance of
 
a masquerade ball, and humans are sometimes invited as
 
guests – or refreshments.
 
 
Path of Enlightenment: A belief system followed by the more
 
alien members of the Sabbat in place of Humanity. Paths of
 
Enlightenment are moral codes that serve to anchor the
 
Sabbat vampire against her ravening Beast, though some
 
paths encourage “riding” the Beast rather than controlling it.
 
The most common paths practiced by the Sabbat include the
 
Path of Caine, the Path of Cathari, the Path of Death and the
 
Soul, the Path of the feral Heart, the Path of Honorable
 
Accord, the Path of Lilith and the Path of Power and the
 
Inner Voice. Some Sabbat follow the Path of Evil Revelations,
 
though these vampires are hunted by the Sabbat
 
Inquisition as heretics and traitors to the sect.
 
 
Priest: The leader of Sabbat ritae in a given pack. The
 
spiritual leader of a pack, the priest is (theoretically) below
 
the ductus in “rank,” though this is not true of every pack.
 
 
Prior: An abbot (vide).
 
 
Priscus: A Sabbat vampire, often quite advanced in age
 
and/or generation, who advises the regent and cardinals.
 
Plural prisci.
 
 
Recruit: An vampire Embraced against her will, usually in
 
the interests of providing cannon fodder for the sect’s conquests.
 
 
Regent: The “leader” of the Sabbat, insofar as the sect
 
recognizes one. Only one regent exists at a time.
 
 
Sabbat: <br />
 
1. The vampiric sect that opposes the Camarilla and
 
the machinations of the Antediluvians. <br />
 
2. A vampire belonging to the sect. Usage: Jasmine
 
is Sabbat, through and through, baby. <br />
 
3. A group of vampires belonging to the sect. Usage:
 
Yeah, those Sabbat over there have been giving us the once over, and I
 
think the shit’s about to go down.
 
 
True Sabbat: A Sabbat who has proven himself to the sect
 
and has received the Creation Rites.
 
 
Vaulderie: A mingling of the blood of all vampires in a pack,
 
which is then consecrated by the pack priest and consumed
 
by all members of the pack.
 
 
Vinculum: A “blood tie” that creates an artificial loyalty to
 
another member of one’s pack, like a minor blood bond.
 
Vinculum result from partaking in the Vaulderie.
 
 
Vulgar Argot
 
 
The Sabbat is a violent, hostile, youthful sect, and the
 
young ones’ language reflects as much. Hereafter are some of
 
the (more printable) terms Sabbat vampires casually drop.
 
Many of these terms take their roots from modern slang, with
 
added meaning to vampires, and some even transcend the
 
boundaries of sect, and may be used anywhere.
 
 
Bat: An elder vampire of the Sabbat, who often has little
 
in common with younger members of the sect.
 
 
Bitch: A probationary pack member, or a Sabbat of
 
lesser status than the speaker.
 
 
Chica: A female Sabbat vampire.
 
 
Costello: Dismissive term for the Camarilla. (This is suspected
 
to have arisen after some mispronunciation of “Sabbat.”)
 
 
Counting Coup: Taking the head of a fallen foe as a
 
trophy (see Headhunter). This practice is sometimes called
 
“scalping.”
 
 
Crowley: A derogatory or dismissive term for followers
 
of the Path of Evil Revelations, or vampires who make
 
ostentatious shows of evil for their own sake. These individuals
 
are also known as Ozzys or Mansons by some packs.
 
 
Did: Killed. Usage: Yeah, we did the cop, but only after we
 
caught him snooping around the bishop’s haven.
 
 
Dog: A Lupine. In certain circles, dog also means an
 
infectious carrier of blood-borne diseases (short for plague dog).
 
 
Go Down: A vampire who, usually out of habit, perversity
 
or derangement, commits sexual acts regardless of his or
 
her own vampiric impotence. Also known by a host of other
 
charming epithets including dick, handjob, hummer, etc.,
 
usually custom-tailored to the specifics of the vampire in
 
question’s behavior.
 
 
Headache: Accidentally killing while feeding. Usage:
 
Danny gave that skinny girl a headache.
 
 
Injun or Indian: A member of a nomadic pack.
 
 
Juice: Blood.
 
 
Keg: A “member” of a Blood Feast. In some packs, these
 
individuals are referred to as pints or longnecks.
 
 
Pimp: A vampire charged with gathering vices for packmates.
 
The pimp may procure drugs, alcohol, prostitutes, children or any
 
other indulgences for fellow vampires (or mortals...).
 
 
Pipes: An exceptional failure, or an object of derision.
 
Usage: That scouting run you guys did was the pipes.
 
 
Poet: A member of the goth subculture, especially one
 
who “dresses like a vampire.” Also known as Shelleys or Byrons.
 
 
Shovelhead: A Sabbat vampire created during a siege or
 
other event that necessitated the “quick and dirty” mass
 
Embrace. Also known as a Thwack or a Clang (after the
 
sound a shovel to the head makes, presumably), which is
 
sometimes used as a verb.
 
 
Tongue: Sabbat propaganda, or a Sabbat proselytizer,
 
often spread among the anarchs of Camarilla cities.
 
 
V: A vampire.
 
 
Vato: A male Sabbat vampire.
 
 
Witch: Irreverent term for a pack priest, best used out of
 
earshot of the individual in question.
 
 
Old Form
 
 
Despite its war on the elders, the Sabbat claims some
 
members who are quite advanced in age themselves. These
 
vampires recall the nights when the Sabbat was born, and
 
have carried over or adopted phrases as old as they are.
 
Beware the vampire who speaks in the tongue of the
 
Sabbat elders, for she is surely formidable and wicked
 
beyond belief.
 
 
Angellis Ater : The “black angels” of Clan Lasombra,
 
often young vampires who embrace the stereotypical and
 
shallow evils of the modern night in blatant attempts to
 
become monsters.
 
 
Kamut: A nomadic pack of Sabbat formed for a specific
 
purpose, such as hunting Lupines, scouting Camarilla cities
 
or exposing heretics.
 
 
Lacheur: A young Sabbat, particularly an insolent one.
 
May be used to refer to any young vampire in some cases.
 
 
Manus Nigrum: A mysterious subsect of the Sabbat, or
 
one entirely independent about which very little is known.
 
Younger vampires refer to this group, apparently erroneously,
 
as the Black Hand.
 
 
Revenants: Individuals who are born as ghouls. Revenants
 
are families of ghouls that have existed for so long with the blood
 
of their undead masters in their veins that it now passes on to
 
each of their descendants as well. The vampires of Clan
 
Tzimisce seem to use revenants most often, and they are often
 
held in suspicion by others who know of their natures.
 
 
Shakari: The eldest vampires among the Assamite antitribu.
 
Sword of Caine: The Sabbat.
 
 
Voivode: The leader of Clan Tzimisce. Some vampires
 
postulate that there is no single voivode, and the title is one of
 
inscrutable significance to only the Fiends themselves
 
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<u>'''What the levels mean''' as seen on page ?? </u><br>
 
Vinculum Ratings <br />
 
10 You will readily give your life – or
 
take the life of another – for the
 
individual. <br />
 
9 You will do practically anything for
 
the individual, including putting
 
yourself in great danger. <br />
 
8 You will gladly offer resources or
 
influential assistance to the
 
individual. <br />
 
7 You may put yourself at moderate
 
risk of harm for the individual and,
 
depending on your code of ethics,
 
may kill for him. <br />
 
6 You feel strongly for the individual
 
and help him even if it inconveniences
 
you. You will gladly fight
 
for the individual. <br />
 
5 You respect the individual and help
 
him out as long as it’s no huge risk
 
or bother. <br />
 
4 You will aid the individual as long as
 
it doesn’t involve risk or anything
 
out of your way. <br />
 
3 You are loyal to the individual as
 
long as that loyalty doesn’t interfere
 
with your own designs. <br />
 
2 You have a minor sense of kinship
 
toward the individual, but you’re
 
not going to go out of your way to
 
help him unless something’s in it
 
for you. <br />
 
1 Fuck ‘em. This isn’t necessarily
 
hostility, but you don’t care about
 
this person on a Vinculum level,
 
though you may on a personal level.
 
 
Note: It bears mention that, like the emotions engendered
 
by blood bonds, these feelings are artificial, as
 
they are created through ingestion of blood. It is quite
 
possible for a character to utterly hate someone for
 
whom she would risk her unlife, just as it is possible to
 
have immense love for someone who has little in the
 
way of Vinculum and everything in between. Players
 
are encouraged to explore the full range of these complexities
 
in their packs through roleplaying.
 
 
<u> rankings? </u>
 
* blah
 
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category=Sabbat
 
  category=Brujah-Antitribu
 
  category=Active PCs
 
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</DynamicPageList>
 
 
|'''[[Gangrel-Antitribu]]'''
 
<DynamicPageList>
 
  category=Vampire
 
category=Sabbat
 
  category=Gangrel-Antitribu
 
  category=Active PCs
 
  noresultsheader=''none''
 
</DynamicPageList>
 
|-
 
|'''[[Nosferatu-Antitribu]]'''
 
<DynamicPageList>
 
  category=Vampire
 
category=Sabbat
 
  category=Nosferatu-Antitribu
 
  category=Active PCs
 
  noresultsheader=''none''
 
</DynamicPageList>
 
|'''[[Lasombra]]'''
 
<DynamicPageList>
 
  category=Vampire
 
category=Sabbat
 
  category=Lasombra
 
  category=Active PCs
 
  noresultsheader=''none''
 
</DynamicPageList>
 
|-
 
|'''[[Toreador-Antitribu]]'''
 
<DynamicPageList>
 
  category=Vampire
 
category=Sabbat
 
  category=Toreador-Antitribu
 
  category=Active PCs
 
  noresultsheader=''none''
 
</DynamicPageList>
 
|'''[[Tzimisce]]'''
 
<DynamicPageList>
 
  category=Vampire
 
  category=Sabbat
 
  category=Tzimisce
 
  category=Active PCs
 
  noresultsheader=''none''
 
</DynamicPageList>
 
 
|'''[[Ventrue-Antitribu]]'''
 
<DynamicPageList>
 
  category=Vampire
 
  category=Ventrue-Antitribu
 
category=Sabbat
 
  category=Active PCs
 
  noresultsheader=''none''
 
</DynamicPageList>
 
 
|-
 
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