New England is a northern region of the United States of America that includes six states. The Kindred of the region were ruled by the triumvirate composed of William Biltmore, Roman Pendragon and Stanford Warwick. Conflict between the ruling British Camarilla, the local Kindred and the Sabbat led to the New England Wars.
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Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut make up the American region known as New England. Its northeastern position, its long coastline (only Vermont doesn't touch the ocean), and historic significance make it a sought-after domain among kine and Kindred alike. Naturally, when something or somewhere is desired by many, conflict arises.