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Events[]

  • Cerebral Conditioning System Weaver Devices are developed.[1]
  • Black Furies travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina, determined to put an end to the rape camps there.[2]
  • Anarch Wars rage across the West Coast.[3]
  • The violence experienced among the tongs in the 1920s makes a return this decade in the form of street warfare.[4]
  • The Colombian Cali Cartel dominates the cocaine trade.[5]
  • The cyberpunk revolution gets carried into the '90s, thanks to writers like Pat Cadigan, Melissa Scott, Spider Robinson and Michael Swanwick lead the way.[6]
  • Maria Anna Vasquez, Chorister, vanishes during a raid against a Mexican factory. Most Choristers contend she's dead, while some few believe she'll return at the Reconciliation.[7]
  • The "Information Boom" turns the Digital Web into all that is best and worst about humanity.[8]
  • Lizard-people are the fad in Genegineer labs early this decade.[9]
  • The Progenitors' "mad scientist" phase of the 1800s affects their cloned leaders as late as this decade.[10]
  • Tensions grow between North and South Korea when it's revealed that North Korea has over 100 nuclear weapons and has been conducting ballistic missile tests through South Korean airspace.[11]
  • Throughout this decade, the Chou yan of the Wu-Keng begin training shamans in the Spirit Arts with which to fight the Juk Ak.[12]
  • Four agents of the New World Order feel compelled to leave China, although they cannot give a satisfactory explanation for why.[13]
  • Some of the Knights Templar are liberal enough to consider working with those who might accept religions other than Christianity.[14]
  • By this time, Tasygan is one of the foremost Dreamspeakers and a strong proponent of Canadian environmentalism and native rights.[15]
  • Virtual Adepts' factions are known as "legions" at this time.[16]
  • In a mine outside Prague a Sabbat pack is said to have discovered a torpid Adonai and the last Salubri Warriors. Who upon their awakening give rise to the Salubri antitribu.[17]

Early 90s[]

  • First Persian Gulf War. Filmmaker Werner Herzog may have destroyed footage of Thurifuge that was filmed on Gulf Coast.[18]
  • Tom "Laughing Eagle" Smithson accepts the post as Dreamspeaker representative to the Council of Nine. He claims it's because he's the only one interested.[19]
  • Virtual Adept "Terpsichore" uses commercially available soundboards to create the first prototype 3-Dim Sonographic Sense Factory.[20]
  • The Golden Dragon Society investigates the Syndicate, and finds that it has ties to a corporation called Pentex, itself a front for a hitherto-unknown magical society which subscribes to an unknown paradigm. They're dubbed the "followers of the Centipede."[21]
  • After witnessing the Hellraiser movies, a talented Hollow One creates the Chains of Leviathan after those cool chains Pinhead uses.[22]
  • "Bolshevik Scientists" begin returning to the Utopian League, raving about Russian "witches" and a psychic barrier that hinders their work.[23]
  • Psychic Arlene P. Dietrich defects from the New World Order to the Sons of Ether.[24]
  • A group of Cryptogramics steal and decode a set of unreleased documents from the defunct MK-Ultra project, looking for a way to protect Virtual Adepts from telepathy.[25]
  • Catherine Blass emerges as a performance artist.[26]
  • Dark Vengeance begins pumping destructive computer viruses out of Eastern Europe.[27]

Mid-1990s[]

  • Horatio pulls his Horatio's House of Horrors into a small town early so he can investigate the legend of a ghost named Jack Dresden in a local retirement home. He decides to stop his investigation after realizing there's probably nothing to the stories.[28]
  • Daira Kashaf bani Shaea runs an Ambassador Chantry near Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.[29]
  • Teague O'Connel contracts HIV and develops AIDS.[30]
  • Bernhardt Mueller loses all professional status – including much of his reputation among the Sons of Ether – for publicly predicting that a "hyperdimensional supercomet" he calls Mirzaba will pass close enough to Earth to be a collision risk toward the end of the year 2012.[31]

Late 1990s[]

  • All contact with the Ahrimanes ceases. Investigators find their havens empty. While it's generally believed they were destroyed, Muricia may have led them on a spiritual retreat.[32][33]
  • The Assamite methuselah known as Ur-Shulgi awakens, breaks the Blood Curse that had been cast upon his clan, and began reinstating the strict doctrine of the Path of Blood. This lead to a schism among the Assamite, causing many of them to defect to the Camarilla or the Sabbat.
  • The Asian economy collapses. The Shi-Ren are hit particularly hard.[34] The collapse may have been masterminded by Choe Yo'ng.[35]
  • By this time, many Iterators quietly wonder if the Comptrollers in charge of the Convention are merely puppets of the Computer.[36]
  • In 1998-2000, at least two Canadian Wendigo caerns come under attack from military-style helicopters, but are successfully defended. It is uncertain who funded the assault.[37]
  • Samuel Haight travels to Mexico City to obtain the blood of the Baali methuselah Huitzilopochtli (who he believes to be an Antediluvian). He is killed during the resulting battle.[38]
  • Alec Cross declares praxis as Prince in Seattle. In the process, the Pioneers, the city's traditional power set, are politically displaced by the Camarilla at large.[39]

References[]

  1. WTA: Book of the Weaver, p. 46
  2. WTA: Werewolf Players Guide Second Edition
  3. MTAs: Hidden Lore, p. 44
  4. MTAs: Destiny's Price, p. 42
  5. MTAs: Destiny's Price, p. 44
  6. MTAs: Book of Mirrors: The Mage Storytellers Guide, p. 137
  7. MTAs: Celestial Chorus Tradition Book, p. 61
  8. MTAs: Digital Web 2.0, p. 10
  9. MTAs: Guide to the Technocracy, p. 113
  10. MTAs: The Bitter Road, p. 61
  11. MTAs: Dragons of the East, p. 21
  12. MTAs: Dragons of the East, p. 64
  13. MTAs: Dragons of the East, p. 104
  14. MTAs: Tradition Book: Celestial Chorus, p. 23
  15. MTAs: Tradition Book: Dreamspeakers, p. 76
  16. MTAs: Tradition Book: Virtual Adepts, p. 45
  17. VTM: Lore of the Bloodlines, p. 79
  18. WTA: Book of the Wyrm Second Edition, p. 33
  19. MTAs: Horizon: Stronghold of Hope, p. 99
  20. MTAs: Technomancer's Toybox, p. 24
  21. MTAs: Dragons of the East, p. 44
  22. MTAs: Forged by Dragon's Fire, p. 21
  23. MTAs: Tradition Book: Sons of Ether, p. 46
  24. MTAs: Tradition Book: Sons of Ether, p. 72
  25. MTAs: Tradition Book: Virtual Adepts, p. 48
  26. MTAs: Tradition Book: Virtual Adepts, p. 72
  27. MTAs: Tradition Book: Virtual Adepts, p. 75
  28. MTAs: Tradition Book: Hollow Ones, p. 81
  29. MTAs: Tradition Book: Order of Hermes, p. 57
  30. MTAs: Tradition Book: Verbena, p. 84
  31. MTAs: Ascension, p. 130
  32. VTM: Vampire: The Masquerade 20th Anniversary Edition (Grand Masquerade), p. 414
  33. VTM: Vampire: The Masquerade 20th Anniversary Edition, p. 414
  34. MTAs: Tradition Book: Akashic Brotherhood
  35. MTAs: Guide to the Technocracy, p. 117
  36. MTAs: The Book of Madness Revised, p. 78
  37. WTA: A World of Rage Buy it from DriveThruRPG!
  38. MTAs: The Chaos Factor
  39. VTM: Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2


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