The<strong>Sabbat</strong>venue of Pulp Scripture is based on everything I've been able to find about the Miami Sabbat in "canonical" World of Darkness works, including the<em>Vampire: The Eternal Struggle</em>card game.  I have adjusted some of the characters' traits in ways that are compatible with canon, e.g. by assuming certain characters committed diablerie so we no longer have anomalies like a 10th-generation Archbishop giving orders to 9th- and even 7th-generation characters.<br/><br/><strong>Quick summary: There are at least twenty-eight Sabbat in Miami including one elder, six ancillae, and twenty-one neonates, plus lots of shovelheads.</strong>This means they outnumber the Camarilla in South Florida by more than four to one.  However, the Camarilla have a treaty with the lupines (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=36118.msg2670124#msg2670124) which means the fuzzies go medieval on the Sabbat at least once every full moon.<br/><br/>Fabrizia Contreraz: 8th-generation Malkavian antitribu, Sabbat Archbishop of Miami<br/><br/>Imogen: Malkavian Antitribu 9th Generation, Sabbat Bishop of Miami<br/><br/>Borges: Lasombra 9th Generation, Sabbat Bishop of Miami. Blind. [CN-Tz] [CN-M]<br/><br/>Salem Justice: Tzimisce 9th Generation, Sabbat Bishop of Miami. [CbR-Tz]<br/><br/>Erich Geissler a/k/a "The Right Hand of Death": Tzimisce 9th Generation, Nazi war criminal, former<em>Sturmbannführer</em>, Auschwitz death camp<br/><br/>Paul Brundleman: Tzimisce 9th Generation<br/><br/>Dov Landau: Tzimisce 10th Generation, survivor of Auschwitz death camp<br/><br/>Neonates: three (3) each of Lasombra, Tzimisce,  Brujah Antitribu, Gangrel Antitribu, Malkavian Antitribu; two (2) each of Nosferatu Antitribu, Ventrue Antitribu, Toreador Antitribu<br/><br/>Various random shovelheads as required, usually 13th Generation.<br/><br/><em>Overheard at the Elysium:  Q: What do you call a neonate with a shovel in his head?  A: Doug!</em><br/>