The Book of Nod

by Sam Chupp

Dark Ages {World of Darkness} (Supplement — Vampire - Sourcebook), Vampire the Masquerade (Sourcebooks — Sourcebook), World of Darkness (Vampire the Masquerade — VtM)

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The Book of Nod is the equivalent of a bible for the vampires of WhiteWolf's World of Darkness and has a specially important part in the clans' mythology of Vampire: The Masquerade.

The book is the transcription of a collection of old poems that depict the beginning of days and the first kindred, Lilith and Cain.

The poems, in general, are of such a beauty and darkness beyond descriptions. They are very deep and can be interpreted in varying ways out of the reader's feelings.

It's highly recommended by both art appreciators and Vampire fans.
My edition is a beautiful Collector's Edition with leather-like cover and old-looking pages.
A very interesting work of legend making. This was created as a supplement to the Vampire the Masquerade game. Some modern vampire groups have adopted it into their ritual magic, along with its companion volumes, The Ericyes Fragments and Revelations of the Dark Mother. I find it useful as long as the use is approached from the base knowledge that it was originally written as fiction.
Interesting little romp into the religious side of vampires. Too little, to be honest, but it will certainly play well in an upcoming story.
This is a White Wolf's World of Darkness sourcebook for Vampire the Masquerade. The Book of Nod is like the vampires bible, the pieces that have been saved and found, describe Caine and his life and how he became cursed.

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Greenberg, Andrew (Contributor)

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Original publication date
1995-12-01
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Caine

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DDC/MDS
813.54Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English1900-19991945-1999
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PS3553 .H82 .B66Language and LiteratureAmerican literatureAmerican literatureIndividual authors1961-

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