Until The final nights bye bye


exellent!   January 8, 2001
 2 out of 2 found this review helpful

Clanbook Assamite revised Is very Informative on the children of Haqim their struggles with the infernal Baali and their uprise in the first city..also the history on Mount Alamut and how the clan founder came to discover it along with his disciples makin it their homebase ,and then started their teachings more in depth there away from the other children of cain,Also other levels of the quietus discipline and obfuscate, the rituals presented are also very helpful.. overall this is a exellent book to build a assamite character or give more depth to an existing one..


Well done!   August 11, 2003
 2 out of 3 found this review helpful

My second favorite clan...

This clanbook is very informative and really helped me to flesh out my Assamite character. This book helps one to understand the rigors of what it means to be an assamite.

I highly recomend this book to players and storytellers alike.


An interesting read if a little short   April 5, 2000
 1 out of 2 found this review helpful

This book is from the series of Clanbook supplements for Vampire: The Masquerade RPG, detailing the Assamites - unique among the Kindred as the Vampire Clan which secretly seeks to destroy all other Vampire Clans. The pages within the book detail the origins, history, motivations, jargon and unique disciplines of this order of Assassins. Much of the text is very well done combining real and created history seamlessly. For example, the author links the Clan's activities to real world Assassin cults like the infamous Thuggees of India. I also found the sample characters and the guide to playing Assamites in a campaign very useful for newbie players. My only complaint is the lack of detail in the descriptions - I found myself flipping back constantly to the Vampire rulebook to check certain mechanics which could have been summarized for the book.


Blood   February 18, 1999
 1 out of 7 found this review helpful

May the night come that the kafir not awake again, but all be killed in their hiding places, crumbled to dust and forgotten forever, and may the day come that Haqim returns to greet us rafiq and bless us for our prevail. The old Blood are too weak, and the young blood are spoiled, and go forth to spoil this Earth with their petty rivalries and their pointless battles, that only let us become stronger, as we play them as pleases us. May the day come that Kayyin returns, only to find his Childer dead, and may the day come that Haqim ends Kayyin's blasphemic existence and frees the world of his unholy presence.

Wait for the day.

Uther Algaan, Assamite Elder