Vampire Only Boards

Road traits may be obvious, but that makes you more commanding, or more seductive, or whatever.  You probably also look inhuman, but that is why you can spend blood to appear human for a time.  Something you should be doing when out in a public fair.

Yes please. I am a ranking member of the Church. Liam, if possible please add me to groups that are church based.

By the rules of the game, it is pretty hard to roll around without being noticed sooner or later. Generally speaking immigration is not promoted at this point in time in vampiric history. There are regular meetings, they are at game.

Notably, Chamberlain is really just the half of Harpy that deals with gossip and occasionally tracking prestation, status is not my business (technically it's everyone's).

The best place to just hop in is the start something on the Fairgrounds Board.

Being at the fairgrounds is not appropriate for my character. Thank you, but i figured out how to get involved already.

All set Aidan. Also, don't worry too much about the hiding stuff. I mean don't go crazy, but the silliness vampires got up to now, is what led to the Inquisition in a couple hundred years. Don't eat EVERYONE...but you can be a little lax. The histories in 2015 say it was superstition for Masquerade reasons. Right now it's closer to subjugation.

Uhhh, the inquisition is in full swing. I'm not sure how lax we can really afford to be. From the game's timeline:

"1229 AD The Spanish Inquisition starts, and is instituted.
1231 AD The society of Leopold is founded
1233 The Militia of Jesus Christ is founded
1236 The Livonian Brothers of the Sword merges with the Teutonic Order
1237 AD The treaty of York is signed, fixing a border between Scotland and England.
1252 AD After discovering that supernatural evils exist, the pope allows torture to be used during the inquisitions. It gets a little out of hand… The first Ventrue is caught by the inquisition."

And it only has gotten worse in the last 40 years.

I was under the impression that was in Spain and mainland Europe. The Inquisition never fully made it to England until the 1400s, and word spreads slow, but that's fair to be cautious. Like I said don't go crazy but a little lax compared to Camarilla caution should be ok.