(The quest were you have to break into the museum, I always just no clip around and do it that way because I can't stand that one. But, the game has quite a few quests were there is sadly only one way to go about doing it. Either end the fight without actually fighting or somehow convince him to kill himself. He never buffed the zombies or debuffed me. Or just Celerity, can't remember if he uses Presence or not.Īnyway. And lacking any religion in vampire society, he either made the 9th circle or fell for some propaganda or something.Īnd yeah, he's either Caitiff, Brujah or Toreador, he uses Celerity and Presence in fights. Then he carried his fanaticism into unlife cause it came naturally to him, so he had to be a bishop of something. Originally posted by Vepar:He was probably a religious fanatic in life, then some Sabbat though it would be funny to make him what he hates the most (not vampires cause he wouldn't have known about them in life, but something "evil" not of god).
Perhaps he was an individual that Grot was looking into before LaCroix forced him into hiding. Upon realizing what he had done and what he now was, his mind completely snapped. Bishop, after waking up to his new "life" wandered home, was overcome by hunger and tore his biological family apart. My own back-story is that he perhaps he was a pastor of some sort, but one night he was ambushed and attacked by a newly turned Shovel-Head, who without really knowing somehow turned Bishop. Anytime any faction or group wants territory they own, they basically just stroll in and take it without much of a real fight. From what I understand they're basically a joke that gets kicked by literally every one. At least you can figure out a reason for the 9th circle to exist, the Anarchs. Honestly, I'd say the 9th circle is more interesting then the Anarchs. I feel like at the end of the day Bishop is a vampire they could of really fleshed out. Yes, your player handled the forced transition far better than Bishop, but you also weren't ignored like Bishop was. A childe with no Sire is a cruel and miserable punishment.
Either way, he started to view Vamparism as a disease and him and other ninth circle members weren't so much wanting to end humanity as much as they were wanting to end Vampires.īishop was testament to what LaCroix talks about at the start of the game. (The fact that he uses Fire-Arms and virtually no Disciplines in the fight supports this.) No doubt his mind snapped under all the pressure, perhaps his first kill was someone very close to him. Judging from his dialogue, I'm going to assume he was turned against his will and instead of being hunted down by a Tribunal like panel, he was just left to figure it all out on his own. Out of all the Vampires in the game, he's the one I've had the most interest in.
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