Greetings fellow Methuselahs
I have been travelling. I seldom do so, because it tend to involve complicated arrangements with night time flights in a lead casket guarded by armed ghouls. But sometimes its needed. This time I was challenged by some young, cocky Methuselahs and the duelling grounds had to be Paris, France. I haven´t been there since the late 18th century, when some of my less talented minions happened to involve themselves in some very unnecessary events. Harsh words were said. Blood flowed on the streets. Heads were severed in complicated ways. It was a mess and I barely escaped with my unlife intact! Just like my recent visit…

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP 2019 SUMMARY
The EC of the 25th year of VTES existence was celebrated in great style in Paris, France. It wasn´t only a weekend, but a whole week filled with tournaments all over the city. The main events were played at Paris Gaming School in Montreuil, a most appropriate place, because many gaming lessons were taught!

Below follows a brief summary of winners with some pictures - thanks all that contributed with photos, especially Marko Saari who shot the beautiful black and white ones - click to enlarge!

Monday constructed (25 players): Randal Rudstam (SWE, #4 in the image above), playing Tzimisce Sasha Vykos vote-toolbox (Card cycling is strong!)


Tuesday constructed (32 players): Maxime Socroun (FRA, #2 above), playing Nosferatu Cock Robin toolbox, after a very exciting heads up versus Samedi rush.


Wednesday sealed deck (10 players): Vincent Ripoll (FRA, #4 above), playing Toreador antitribu “Libertine Ball” breed-boon (without the boons!)

Wednesday constructed (12 players): Mathias Olsson (SWE) playing Black Hand stealth-bleed.


Thursday constructed (27 players): Aapo Järvelin (FIN, #3 above), playing “Girls will find” MMPA stealth-bleed.


Friday European limited championship (35 players drafted Jyhad/3rd Edition/Heirs to the Blood): Christophe Baltazar (FRA).


Friday constructed (65 players): Łukasz Ho Thanh (POL, #4 above), playing Goratrix wall. A very political final, but with no political decks!


Saturday Grand Prix final: Orian Gissler (FRA, #3 above): ANI+POT anarch Enkidu rush.


Sunday Brighter Future constructed (66 players): Tomas Wallmur (SWE, #3 above), playing Harbingers Emerald Legionnaires.

And so, the actual EC tournaments:

EC Day 1 had 131 players. Standings after three preliminary rounds were these:
1. Patrick Benoît (FRA)  2 gw  9.5 vp
2. Erik Mossberg (SWE)  2 gw 8.0 vp
3. Jorge Delgado (SPA) 2 gw 8.0 vp
4. Mathias Skubich (FRA) 2 gw  8.0 vp
5. Benoît Moyen (FRA) 2 gw 7.5 vp


Congratulations Jorge Delgado, winner of the largest tournament of the year! He got 1.5 vp, and so did Benoît. Erik got 0.5. Jorges deck:

Deck Name: Girls will find... Inner Circles

Crypt (12 cards)
1x  Adana de Sforza  11  aus CEL OBF POT PRE PRO  Brujah:4
4x  Aksinya Daclau  9  cel tha ANI FOR PRE PRO  !Gangrel:4
4x  Cybele  10  ANI DAI OBF PRE SER THA  Baali:4
1x  Lucian, the Perfect  11  ANI AUS DOM OBF POT PRE  Guruhi:4
1x  Lutz von Hohenzollern  11  pot AUS DEM OBF PRE  Malkavian:4
1x  Rafael de Corazon  11  AUS CEL DOM OBF PRE  Toreador:4

Library (78 cards)
Master (50)
15x Ashur Tablets
1x Coven, The
2x Dreams of the Sphinx
1x Giant's Blood
2x Golconda: Inner Peace
1x Information Highway
1x Jake Washington (Hunter)
7x Liquidation
1x Metro Underground
1x Monastery of Shadows
2x Parthenon, The
1x Pentex(TM) Subversion
6x Villein
2x Wider View
7x Zillah's Valley

Event (1)
1x Scourge of the Enochians

Action (4)
2x Entrancement
2x Unleash Hell's Fury

Action Modifier (14)
3x Aire of Elation
2x Elder Impersonation
1x Enkil Cog
2x Faceless Night
4x Into Thin Air
2x Spying Mission

Combat (3)
3x Majesty

Combo (2)
2x Swallowed by the Night

Reaction (4)
1x Guard Dogs
2x Lost in Translation
1x Rat's Warning

Qualified to play EC Day 2 were the 40 best players from Day 1, plus the finalists from Friday's constructed tournament and each of the season's European Grand Prix champions. After the three preliminary rounds, standings were these:
1. Otso Saariluoma (FIN) 2 gw  8.5 vp
2. Sélim Ammouche (FRA) 2 gw 8.0 vp
3. Tommi Hakomaa (FIN) 1 gw 6.5 vp
4. Orian Gissler (FRA) 1 gw 6.0 vp
5. Radoslaw Wroblewski (POL) 1 gw 5.0 vp



Congratulations Otso Saariluoma, European champion 2019! Otso was the only finalist who managed to oust his prey, so he ended up with 1.5 victory points (Tommi, Orian and Radoslaw got 0.5 vp). He also won the championship in 2011. Please read the interview with him below. The deck:

Deck Name: Finnish Politics

Crypt (12 cards)
4x  Anarch Convert  1  Caitiff:ANY
1x  Andre LeRoux  3  aus  Toreador:5
1x  Black Annis  9  ani pro OBF POT  !Nosferatu:4
1x  Enkidu, The Noah  11  for ANI CEL OBF POT PRO  !Gangrel:4
3x  Nana Buruku  8  ANI POT PRE  Guruhi:4
2x  Nangila Were  9  obf ser ANI POT PRE  Guruhi:4

Library (65 cards)
Master (26)
4x Anarch Revolt
1x Archon Investigation
6x Ashur Tablets
1x Dreams of the Sphinx
1x Fame
1x Giant's Blood
1x Information Highway
1x Mbare Market, Harare
2x Pentex(TM) Subversion
1x Powerbase: Luanda
1x Powerbase: Montreal
5x Villein
1x Wider View

Event (1)
1x Dragonbound

Action (5)
3x Deep Song
1x Entrancement
1x Well-Marked

Retainer (1)
1x Mr. Winthrop

Combat (26)
1x Canine Horde
5x Carrion Crows
1x Glancing Blow
5x Immortal Grapple
1x Mighty Grapple
1x Slam
1x Stunt Cycle
4x Taste of Vitae
2x Thrown Sewer Lid
4x Torn Signpost
1x Undead Strength

Reaction (6)
1x Cats' Guidance
1x Delaying Tactics
2x On the Qui Vive
2x Sense the Savage Way

The full list of participants and results can be found the EC website (EC Day 1 and EC Day 2). All decklists will eventually be uploaded there (in the rightmost column).

Thanks to all players! Thanks to the whole French organisation crew – great work! Also thanks to our sponsors and friends Ultra Pro, Drivethrucards.com, La Paris Gaming School, Trolls2Jeux, Le Repaire Du Dragon, Les Caves Alliées, Black Chantry Productions, Asmodee, Uchronies Games and Games Café. Hope to see all attendants again at EC 2020 in Helsinki, and especially welcome all you that could not be in Paris. Finland awaits you with many easy ousts!

INTERVIEW OF THE MONTH: OTSO SAARILUOMA, EUROPEAN CHAMPION 2019

Congratulations Otso - well played! One more final table for you with ANI+POT MMPA rush (see decklist above), and this time you are the champion, like in Warsaw 2011. Did you play the same deck on Day 1 too?
- No, on Day 1 I played a bleed variant of Girls (i.e. Cybele + Aksinya multiple master phase shenanigans). Preparing for the EC that was the only deck I was really happy with and had thought I might play it on both day 1 and 2. On Day 1 I swept one 4-player table and timed out two more for 0,5 VPs each and a grand total of 1GW 5 VPs for the day. I was relieved getting to Day 2, but not too happy with the performance, so for day 2 I chose to go back to my last year’s deck with Nana + Nangila master heavy beatdown.

How were your preliminary rounds Day 2?
- In this year’s preliminary rounds the tables were collapsing really nicely. There was at least one other heavy combat deck in each table (round 1 Otto’s Anson guns, round 2 Orian’s Nana animalism, round 3 Darby’s Imbued chainsaw massacre) which sped up the tables considerably. I also managed to shut down my initial preys really fast with forward rushing and torporizing their first vampires (apart from round 2, when Janne’s Stanislava was Archoned before I even had a turn to act) and Anarch Revolts did the ousting for me. In all of the rounds I got to the heads up with the other heavy combat deck. Round 1 and round 3 were really close calls with only a few seconds on the clock determining the outcome one way or another. In round 2 I made a deal with Orian as my predator for a 3-2-split, getting a game win of the deal and the game ended in about one hour. The games were super fun and intense and I was really happy with the result.

Why do you think this deck was a good pick for this Day 2 tournament?
- I’ve played a variant of this deck three times on EC Day 2 and gotten great results each time. I’ve obviously had some luck with the tables, but I feel this deck is at its best in the super-grindy meta of EC Day 2 as it couldn’t care less for most block decks (nice Goratrix you have there!), and goes one-up against most combat decks I’ve seen there, like mono-animalism, mono-potence or Rock Cats, even celerity guns. This deck has a hard time in a fast, pool-damage oriented meta or in combat against aggravated damage. Also, the real reason I initially hesitated playing this deck on Day 2 this year was the influx of Emerald Legionnaires. The thought of recurring allies with FBI and a strength of 2 didn’t really sound inviting. I fully expected to see at least one Legionnaires deck in the finals. However, as I didn’t want to play Liquidation + Ashur Tablets for two days straight, I ended up sleeving up this combat monster for the fun of it.

You were top seed before the final, with 2 game wins and 8,5 victory points. What were your thoughts when choosing seat? (See table layout in the EC summary above!)
- I wasn’t really sure where Tommi (3rd seed with Nephandi and Tupdogs) would sit in relation to Orian (4th seed with Nana animalism) and Radoslaw (5th seed with !Ventrue grinder), but he made the classic choice of not having DOM on his back instead hunting the stickmen. I fully expected Selim (2nd seed with Obedience-heavy Arika) to sit cross-table from the Tupdogs, but he instead chose to be their predator. I heard after the finals that he might not have known Tommi’s deck, in which case I feel really angry for him. To me, the practice of players choosing their seats in order of their performance is really interesting and often skillful part of a tournament, but the mandatory scouting is just silly – when can we have at least some information from the other players’ decks before choosing the seats? Like 4 random crypt cards from each finalist or whatnot?

You have played this deck, or rather similar variants, for a very long time. What is your most recent addition and why did you make that change?
- This version of the deck, just like my previous EC winning deck hails to the machinations of the Finnish combat master, Ville Kaijasaari. This list derives from his Finnish Nationals winning deck from 2013. I tested it out quite a bit before last year’s EC, where I played basically the same deck to the finals, and didn’t test at all before this year’s competition. The only change I made from last year was removing one Anarch Revolt for a second Pentex Subversion, after losing the finals because of Vincent getting my two high caps on lockdown with Pentex and Unleash Hell’s Fury. After this EC experience, I’d probably also add one more Immortal Grapple – I was never unhappy to draw one. Weirdly, Ashur Tablets weren’t that big of a deal this year – in all of the four rounds, I believe I completed a total of one set of Ashur Tablets.

Without revealing too many secrets, if you would name one thing that you do, while playing this deck, that makes you succeed, what would that be?
- I don’t think there are any secrets, just experience with the archetype. But at least in this tournament shutting my prey down real hard worked wonders saving a lot of time on the clock. Obviously that might not be the correct line all the time, because your grand prey will obviously have a flying start.
  Another thing that an outside observer might not realize watching this deck perform, is how much it is about managing and sculpting your hand, which dictates the rhythm of your actions when playing the deck.

Six winners: Orian (Grand Prix 2019), Randal (Monday constructed), Tomas (Brighter Future),
Łukasz (Friday constructed), Otso (EC 2019 champion) and Christophe (Limited).

GILLES MOLINA IS THE 2019 BELGIAN CHAMPION
This event got a bit lost in VEKN admin labyrinths, but we would of course like to congratulate Gilles Molina for the win! Details on results and the tournament winning deck can be found at the VEKN.net forum.

 



BLACK CHANTRY SUMMARY: AUGUST 2019

• Design Director Ben Peal was recently interviewed by Bindusara´s Jyhad Diary – recommended reading if you want to learn more about his VTES background and design philosophy.

• A new Vampire: The Eternal Struggle FAQ was published, to add to the Black Chantry FAQ.

• VTES celebrated 25 years, which Black Chantry brought attention to with this posting (including future plans), a personal comment from CEO Hugh Angseesing and of course the 25th Anniversary set. Note that the card changes in the set are legal for tournament play on September 15 2019.


• A rare meeting took place in Paris on the EC weekend: All five Black Chantry partners met in the flesh (image above: Ginés, Ben, Vincent, Hugh and Henrik). As they live in five different countries on two continents, this will probably not happen very often!

• Sadly, two card text mistakes had to be acknowledged this month: Murmur of the False Will in 25th Anniversary and Dabbler in Heirs to the Blood bundle 2. Both will be corrected in later printings.

• Round 2 of Fifth Edition playtesting has begun, coordinated by Darby Keeney. Some cards have been switched and some have been changed since round 1. Many thanks to everyone involved for your hard work with testing and writing valuable comments!


• Currently twelve Black Chantry products are available through Drivethrucards.com and other stores:
- Lost Kindred bundle
- Keepers of Tradition Reprint Bundle 1
- Keepers of Tradition Reprint Bundle 2
- Heirs of the Blood Reprint Bundle 1
- Heirs of the Blood Reprint Bundle 2
- Den of Fiends Preconstructed Deck
- Libertine Ball Preconstructed Deck
- Pact with Nephandi Preconstructed Deck
- Parliament of Shadows Preconstructed Deck
- Anthology I bundle
- VTES Card Creator
- 25th Anniversary (Not on Drivethrucards.com)
• Upcoming for September is First Blood, five 55-card preconstructed decks for introductory games of Vampire: The Eternal Struggle.

Do you have opinions or questions for Black Chantry? Start a topic on the VEKN forum, or contact the company by e-mail, Facebook or Twitter.

A CLOSER LOOK AT BLOODLINES 2
Lots of things are boiling around VTES "mothergame" Vampire: The Masquerade now, but we are most hyped about this new gameplay demo of Bloodlines 2:

• Demo with commentary by Hardsuit Labs Creative Director Ka'ai Cluney

• Demo without commentary

CALENDAR
Upcoming events:
September 6: Journey to Stockholm: Love Boat II - Baltic Sea, Finland to Sweden
September 7: Swedish championship - Stockholm, Sweden
September 7: September is here - Santiago, Chile
September 7: Pandemonium Games Constructed - Cape Town, South Africa
September 7: Paulistão - São Paulo, Brazil
September 7: Cryptic Hunting Ground 2019, Barcelona, Catalunya, Spain
September 8: VTES XL - Heath, USA
September 14: Black Forest Base: Ascension - Freiburg, Germany
September 14: Round 4 - Pest, Hungary
September 14: Silesia by Night - Gliwice, Poland
September 21: Fall of The Sabbat - Vila Velha, Brazil
September 21: VTES Granada Tournament - Granada, Spain
September 21: Anacronism Algeciras - Algeciras, Andalucía, Spain
September 21: Abomination - New Holland, USA
September 22: Powerbase Florence II - Florence, USA
September 28: Reing of Nergal - Rancagua, Chile
September 28: Catacombs: Zagreb, Croatia
September 28: Manse Politics - Tampere, Etelä-Suomen lääni, Finland

For more information on upcoming events see the V:EKN Event Calendar.

CONTACT V:EKN
You can contact the V:EKN Inner Circle members using contact forms at V:EKN.net. Also follow the V:EKN Facebook group, the official V:TES Facebook page Vampire: The Eternal Struggle and the official V:EKN Twitter account @VEKN_VTES

"Knowledge is power."

Foreshadowing Destruction by Javier Santos. New card art for the 25th Anniversary set.

Greetings fellow Methuselahs
Last month I mentioned that staying calm while you play the Eternal Struggle is wise if you want success. But of course some babbling fools disagree. A particulary moronic Brujah even sent an ugly ghoul messenger with a threatening, misspelled letter to me. I should “minds my own bizniz” and “not interfere with his stylez”. I, of course, dominated the messenger to eat that letter, return home and puke it up on his masters lap. I´m very sad I was not present to witness that scene.

FIRST BLOOD – NEW INTRO DECKS SOON AVAILABLE

First Blood are five 55-card preconstructed decks for introductory games of VTES. The decks are simpler than tournament level decks, but showcase all the basic mechanics of the game.

Hugh Angseesing, CEO of Black Chantry Productions, why are you making First Blood?
- We’re making First Blood to help players be introduced to VTES. It´s five decks that help people get started.

How will it be available?
- We´re doing both traditional print distributed to stores and print-on-demand on Drivethrucards.

What will it cost?
- That is determined by distributors and stores, but Black Chantry charges significalty less for First Blood compared to our other products.

Are the cards in First Blood tournament legal?
- Yes.

First Blood hits the shelves in September. The Tremere and Ventrue decks features the card Bonding with new artwork. For the full deck lists, check out the full announcement at Blackchantry.com

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP IN PARIS COMING UP

• Please register as soon as possible! The registration will be open until the tournament begins August 17, but you are helping the organiers a lot by letting them know that you plan to attend. Register at www.vekn.fr/ec2019

• Please also register for the three “Week of Nightmares” tournaments held 12-15 August at different places in Paris. These have only a limited number of seats available, so there is a risk you miss out playing if you don´t preregister. Do so when you register for the EC, or by mail to , or on any of the associated Facebook events. Details about these tournaments are found at www.vekn.fr/ec2019/week-of-nightmares

• The official release date of the 25th Anniversary set is August 16, coinciding with the EC welcome party and the actual birthday of the game.

• Surplus European Grand Prix playmats from our sponsor Ultra Pro (the ones with Evil Jensen) will be handed out among EC participants. Yet another reason to attend! Please check out Janne Lönnqvists announcement about this - he also askes for ideas about future playmats.

MARTIN WEINMAYER WINS GRAND PRIX HELSINKI 2019!
GP Helsinki was played at Ropecon 2019, as usual with perfect Finnish organization and great hospitality. 55 players turned up from near and far for the main tournament.



This year, not only the final was streamed, but also three English-speaking “feature games”– watch it all at Ropecons Youtube-channel, and look out for video greetings from VTES players around the world between the rounds.

Congratulations Martin Weinmayer, GP Helsinki champion, scoring 2 victory points in the final before it timed out. Martin´s tournament winning deck is fairly similar to the “Reign of Stanislava” deck that is soon available for purchase in the 25th Anniversary set.

Antti, Otso, Martin (champion), Magnus and Jonas.

This was the last of the Grand Prix tournaments, now only the final remains. It will be played during the EC 2019 weekend in Paris, France, with the five Grand Prix players present with most rating points (See the V:TES European Grand Prix page about rating.)

On Sunday, a booster draft using a Sabbat-themed draft “cube” gathered 20 players. It is safe to say that everybody had very much fun, but most fun had Kari Hyll, who won with a !Brujah bruise-bleedish deck. Congrats Kari!

Thanks to organizers Petri Wessman and Janne Lönnqvist, our sponsor Ultra Pro and everyone else involved in the Ropecon weekend!

 
MORE VIDEO CONTENT FROM SPAIN
VEKN always wants to promote strong VTES content, be it blogs, video, events or anything else. Spanish Generación V has three new videos out, including subtitles - check it out!

• Episode 2.5: The Minion Phase: Combat

• Episode 3: Influence Phase and Discard Phase

• Interview with Hugh Angseesing of Black Chantry and VEKN

If you have created (or found!) any great VTES content that you want the VEKN to promote, please contact the VEKN Community Manager.

BLACK CHANTRY SUMMARY: JULY 2019

• Early this month yet another promo card was revealed, this time the Nosferatu Jacques Rouge, baron of Versailles. He will be handed out to participants at EC 2019 in Paris, but also appear in a future (probably anarch-themed) product.

• As this is written, designers Ben Peal and Mike Nudd are putting the last touches to round 2 playtesting of the big 6-deck Camarilla-themed VTES Fifth Edition box. Playtesters can look forward to putting their fangs into this material in the upcoming days.

• Will Tremere mage allies be the next big thing? A very special new crypt card will appear in the 25th Anniversary product; Grimgroth, childe of Tremere himself. It features artwork by Edward Beard, Jr originally made in 1995 for the Dark Sovereigns set. The release date has now been nailed to August 16, which means the card changes introduced in the set will be tournament legal September 15. Also, note the new art for Foreshadowing Destruction by Javier Santos in this set (see the top of this newsletter). An interview with Javier can be found in the February newsletter.

• Art director Ginés Quinonero has received sketches or final results of most of the art for the above mentioned Fifth Edition set, and it looks fabulous. This is one department were you can be absolutely sure of success – VTES are blessed with some incredibly talented artists that cannot be praised enough!

• Marketing war ghoul Henrik Klippström attended Ropecon and Grand Prix Helsinki. A small but sweet interview with him can be found hidden in the 11 hour stream from the event.

• For more information about current projects and the future, see Ben Peal's product update in the March newsletter.


• Currently ten Black Chantry products are available through Drivethrucards.com and other stores:
- Lost Kindred bundle
- Keepers of Tradition Reprint Bundle 1
- Keepers of Tradition Reprint Bundle 2
- Heirs of the Blood Reprint Bundle 1
- Heirs of the Blood Reprint Bundle 2
- Den of Fiends Preconstructed Deck
- Libertine Ball Preconstructed Deck
- Pact with Nephandi Preconstructed Deck
- Parliament of Shadows Preconstructed Deck
- Anthology I bundle
- UPCOMING: 25th Anniversary
- UPCOMING: First Blood

Do you have opinions or questions for Black Chantry? Start a topic on the VEKN forum, or contact the company by e-mail, Facebook or Twitter.

LATEST NEWS FROM WHITE WOLF

Vampire-related highlights from White Wolf licensees this month:

• Another exciting Vampire-themed card game has been announced. “Vampire: The Masquerade Vendetta” by Horrible Games is scheduled for a 2020 release. According to co-designer Bruno Faidutti (most known for Citadels) it is a “standalone card game”, so VTES fans can stop worrying about competition – the more games the merrier! Check out the teaser trailer at https://youtu.be/qicwrG2VlY4

• Likewise exciting is Renegade Game Studios "Vampire: The Masquerade Expandable Card Game", announced at Gen Con. We can not tell more about this right now, but when we can, we will.

• Onyx Path has sent the first pdf version of “Chicago by Night” to Kickstarter backers, and it is MASSIVE. With no less than 357 pages, all colour, this is the largest VTM setting book ever. It also includes rules for the much anticipated Lasombra clan and the Oblivion discipline.

• “Coteries of New York” developers Draw Distance have revealed some more artwork. Looking very promising, check it out at Steam.

• Modiphius Entertainment tells “The Fall of London” is in development, the first official chronicle for VTM 5th Edition. Lead developer is Steffie De Vaan. Next up after that is “VTM 5th Edition Players Guide”, and then a “VTM 5th Edition Starter Set” for newbie roleplayers, with an abridged rulebook, a starter chronicle, dice and pre-generated characters. Modiphius is also preparing “Organised Play” of VTM, a series of free chronicles for use at conventions, stores and home games.

 
CALENDAR
Upcoming events:
August 3: Multideck Mollina 2019 – Mollina, Spain
August 3: Wicked games – Santiago, Chile
August 4: Toulouse – Ramonville, France
August 4: Freak Drive: Charlotte – Pineville, USA
August 4: Powerbase: Berkeley – Blessings of the Loa – Berkeley, USA
August 11: Better call Saulot – Palma de Mallorca, Spain
August 11: Agosto en Badia – Badia de Vallés, Spain
August 11: Gran torneo de festejo del 25 aniversario – Mexico City, Mexico
August 12: EC WoN 2019 – Monday – Paris, France
August 13: EC WoN 2019 - Tuesday – Paris, France
August 14: EC WoN 2019 - Wednesday – Paris, France
August 16: EC 2019 - Draft – Paris, France
August 16: EC 2019 - Last Chance Qualifier– Paris, France
August 17: EC 2019 - Day 1 – Paris, France
August 17: Juizforano 2019 – Juiz de Fora, France
August 18: EC 2019 - Day 2 – Paris, France
August 18: EC 2019 - Brighter Future – Paris, France
August 24: VTES Granada Tournament – Granada, Spain
August 25: Rutor´s Hand – Sao Paolo, Brazil
August 31: Pulled fang #8 – Jihlava, Czech Republic

For more information on upcoming events see the V:EKN Event Calendar.

CONTACT V:EKN
You can contact the V:EKN Inner Circle members using contact forms at V:EKN.net. Also follow the V:EKN Facebook group, the official V:TES Facebook page Vampire: The Eternal Struggle and the official V:EKN Twitter account @VEKN_VTES

"Say not always what you know, but always know what you say."