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Revision as of 03:47, 30 August 2018
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| Authors: | Philippe Boulle, Joshua Mosqueira-Asheim, Lucien Soulban |
| Developer: | Robert Hatch |
| Editors: | Ken Cliffe |
| Vice-President in Charge of Production: | Richard Thomas |
| Art Director: | Aileen E. Miles, Lawrence Snelly |
| Layout & Typesetting: | Matt Milberger |
| Interior Art: | Michael Gaydos, Eric Lacombe, Chuck Regan, Andrew Ritchie, Andy Trabbold |
| Front Cover Art: | William O'Connor |
| Cover Design: | Matt Milberger |
| Cartography: | Larry Friedman |
| Publisher: | White Wolf Publishing, Inc. |
| Imprint: | White Wolf Game Studio |
| Published: | 1996 |
| Pages: | 124 |
| Years Covered: | 1197 |
| Publication #: | WW02803 |
| Reference #: | ISBN 1-56504-278-6 |
| PDF: | DriveThruRPG  
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| Price: | Print: $16.00 Digital: $9.00 |
Constantinople By Night is a supplement for Vampire: The Dark Ages that details the power of the Kindred in one of the most powerful and richest cities in the Dark Medieval period.
Summary
From the White Wolf catalog:
- The greatest city of the medieval world, domed Constantinople is a lodestone for the vampires of the Dark Ages. Immerse yourself in intrigues ancient and contemporary as you traverse the labyrinthine streets and torchlit bazaars of Byzantium's wonderous capital. But beware: yours is not the only hunger in the East that demands to be sated.
Chapters
Chapter One: Introduction
Why the book is written, and references to help with the rich atmosphere of the city.
Chapter Two: History
How the Cainites came to Constantinople, and their influence and meddlings among the mortal rulers of the city.
Chapter Three: Geography
Places to go in Constantinople, from the Central Mese to the Prison of Anemas. All locations detailed correspond to a map located in the back of the book.
Chapter Four: Alliances
The factions and clans that currently hold sway over the operation of the city.
Chapter Five: The Damned
The movers and shakers of Constantinople.
Chapter Six: Stories in Constantinople
Ideas and openings for campaigns set in the city.
Background Information
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Characters
- Brujah
- Natalya Svyatoslav, Autokrator
- Theophilus and Dorotheus
- Nerea of Spain
- Cappadociana
- Lady Alexia Theusa, Mistress of Death
- Markus Musa Giovanni
- Gangrel
- Baron Thomas Feroux
- Verpus Sauzezh, Crescent Knight of the Gangrel
- Isabel Manara, Carrion Thief
- Lasombra
- Magnus, Custodian of Orthodoxy
- Bishop Alfonzo of Venice
- Sarah the Chaste
- Peter the Humble
- Bishop Gabriella of Genoa
- Malkavian
- Gregorius Dimities, Muse of Performance
- Toreador
- Michael the Patriarch
- Petronius the Arbiter
- Anthemios of Tralles
- Pakourianis the Dove
- Paul Bathalos
- Gallasyn, the First Fallen
- Tremere
- Theresa Kymena, Priestess of Dreams
- Abetorius, Envoy of Clan Tremere
- Tzimisce
- Gesu, Saint of the Divinity Within
- Symeon, His Brother's Keeper
- Keeper of the Faith
- Myca Vykos
- Ventrue
- Caius, Emperor of the Night
- Anna Comnena, Quaesitor and Chamberlain
- Belisarius, Military Prefect
- Nicepherus, Caesar Magister
- Irene Stellas, Domestic Prefect
- Ducas, Palace Prefect
- Helena the Armenian, Eastern Praetorian Prefect
- Basil of Thessalonika, Western Praetorian Prefect
Terminology
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