Nosferatu

by Andrew Greenberg and Robert Hatch

Clanbook: Nosferatu offers a complete overview of the clan, with new skills, expanded discipline abilities and complete history of the clan from its inception to the modern nights. Detailed notes... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1565040643
• ISBN13: 9781565040649
• Release Date: December 1995
• Publisher: White Wolf Games Studio
• Length: 72 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 8.5" x 10.9"

Customer Reviews

Good Stuff

A ton of information on the Nosferatu. Great stuff for Players and Storytellers alike.

Excellent book

I found this good to be extremely good. I am running a campaign and one of my players had decided to play a Nosferatu. I will be giving him this book to read. I love the extra merits and flaws, however I found the information on the Nictuku a little ambiguous. The story of how the Nosferatu came to be was excellent however.

"What do I think of the Toreador?"

I just love the comment about toreador. Whoever wrote it must be a genius! And the one about the camarilla is also REALLY good. In fact the whole book is so good that it hardly exists.

More rich details then any other clanbook.

What can I say, the Nosferatu clanbook is more detailed then any other book. Most clanbooks leave the reader with questions... not the Nos! Backgrounds, unique flaws, strange stories, all are there. Take that Toreador. I've read Toreador, Brujah, Malkavian, and Gangrel clanbooks, and these SEWER RATS were the most interesting of the bunch. To think one would WANT to live forever as a Nosferatu. After reading this book, who knows...

Well written, great art, and scared the sh*t out of me.

The Nosferatu, a clan of sewer-dwelling, self loathing vermin, right? I think not. This book was one of, if not THE, best clanbook I've read. This book had all the normal crap, i.e. merits and flaws, new discipline powers, et cetera. But what really makes this book worth buying is not all that crap, but the new and wonderful take on the Nosferatu mind-set. It was presented in a sort of comical manner, but still serious enough to make it worth reading. It had lots of information on "Nosferatu Kingdom" (the sewers) including their artwork contained therein, the different beasts that share their prefered dwellings, and a lot of other stuff you could never imagine. The book ends on a MAJOR plot twist, one that scared the living crap out of me, seriously. I wont spoil it or anything, but that alone made the book worth the price. If you EVER intend to play a Nosferatu, or just run a chronicle with a lot of Sewer Rats in it, you should get this book. I just have to say it again, I LOVE the new take on the Nosferatu-- I couldnt stand that self-loathing, feeling sorry for myself crap that is presented in all the other books; The cynicism cracked me up constantly.