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World of Darkness: 2012 |
Events[]
- The Conclave of Prague: Camarilla and Anarch representatives meet to discuss the threat of the Second Inquisition and the rebellious Anarchs. Both sides blame the other. The convocation ends in disaster when Hardestadt the Younger is slain by Theo Bell.[1]
- The Anarchs are expulsed from the Camarilla, along with all Kindred above the 13th generation.
- The Ventrue Clan declares open war on the Anarchs.
- Carlak steps down and Markus becomes the new Prince of Prague.
- The ground level of the Mithraeum starts reconstruction in London.
- Operation Antigen: Destruction of London's Kindred by the Second Inquisition, and the awakening from Torpor of the Heralds of the Sun of the Cult of Mithras during the turmoil, who attempt to retrieve five ancient relics of the Kindred god-ruler of Britain, in an attempt to revive Mithras to full power.[2]
- Destruction of Cyril Masters, Letitia Shy and Terence Gardener
- Possible destruction of the ancient Valerius, Richard de Worde and Mithras
- The London Camarilla ceases communication with the outside world.
December[]
- December 23: According to the Mayan Long Count calendar, the current cycle of Creation was set to end on this date.[note 1][3][4][5][6][7][8]
Alternate Events[]
December[]
- December 21: The final issue of Paradigma is published. Another copy is carried aboard a rocket sent into space, as well as being transmitted across the Web and into the void.[9]
- December 22: The supercomet Mirzaba heads directly for Earth, estimated to strike in the Chengdu province in China. A young Eduardo C. Amanguale, Yves Mercure, Niki Yemana, and numerous other Sons of Ether witness the event from the People's Spaceflight Facility at Lop Nor.[10][11] Doctor Bernhardt Mueller, its discoverer, is jubilant that he was, at least, correct.[12]
Notes[]
- ↑ The Mesoamerican Long Count calendar records this event as happening on December 21, not the 23rd (see Mesoamerican Long Count calendar). We have let this stand as-is, assuming the Mayans did things slightly differently in the World of Darkness (see also 3114 BCE). Additionally, while the time of year is correct, in 2009 Dutch scientists discovered some errors in translating the Long Count calendar, revealing the actual end of the calendar as being in 2220.
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