Legend:
(KOE) = Kindred of the East
(MET) = Minds Eye Theatre
(VDA) = Vampire: The Dark Ages
(HUM) = Humorous
(REV) = Revision, modification, expansion, or reinterpretation
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- By C. Spencer Roberts and Patrick M. W. Vampire mimes!
- Aarchid
- By Brandon Quina. Scheming spider kindred.
- Absimiliardian
- By Matt Manning. Beautiful People snobs descended from the Tzimisce and the Nosferatu.
- Abaddonites
- By Arthur-Trevor D.M. Lasher. Fanatic priests and founders of the Sicariot.
- Abishai
- By Jay Knioum. Demon-ridden husks.
- Aeneanii
- By Charles Roburn. A highly refined, very egotistical offshoot of the Ventrue.
- Bloodline Book Ahrimane (REV)
- By Mark Antill. Expanded background for the Ahrimane.
- Ahrimane antitribu (MET)
- By Dave Allaster. Drifters and slackers who prefer the city.
- Alexandrians
- By Robert Mayberry. Manipulative scholars and martial artists; secretly a pawn of the Tremere.
- Ampere
- By Matt Furman. Kindred who have an affinity for electricity.
- Ankou
- By Randy D'Amore. A dark tribe of Abominations.
- Apokaloid
- By Spindleweed, Badkarma & Mircalla. Additional Contributions: Zaragon. Vampires who like destroying things and people.
- Apophisim
- By Killjoy LePal. Deceptive servants of the Setites.
- Aquaterra
- By Wilhelm the Slayer. Aquatic vampires that hate fire.
- Arachne
- By Paul Graham. Spider-loving spies from South America.
- Arbilexti
- By Fabian Alvarez. Historians and judges of the kindred.
- Arcane
- By Adam Solis. A mysterious bloodline born out of the Tremere, Tzimisce and Salubri.
- Arkady
- By Chris Bonnici. Reclusive scholars.
- Artemidore
- By Jay Knioum. Dream explorers, diviners and manipulators.
- Ashurian (REV)
- By Jason C. Marshall. Diplomats and peacemakers.
- A re-work of Clan Assamite (REV)
- By Bryan Rendell. History of Clan Assamite, with modifications from the WW original.
- Clan Assamite: Scholars and Magi (REV)
- By Adam Solis. Middle Eastern artists, scientists and sorcerers.
- Atargia
- By Feryn. Spider kindred.
- Ausharian
- By Mr_Sinister12. All female bloodline -- regardless of their mortal -- gender.
- Avengers of Diedne
- By Dark Whisper. A twisted offshoot of the Salubri hellbent on annihilating the Tremere.
- Azazelians
- By Arthur-Trevor D.M. Lasher. Sicariot and Sabbat strategists and drill sergeants.
- A new take on the Baali (REV)
- By Eric S. Bertish. Re-designing the Baali to be something other than dimensionless boogeymen.
- Clanbook: Baali (REV)
- By Andrew Cram. Elaborating the entry in the Storyteller's Handbook.
- Baali Antitribu
- By Drew A. Sundeen. Baali who serve the forces of good, but still must contend with their darker sides.
- Baali Millennium (REV)
- By Larry Bernard. The doings of the Baali during the last thousand years.
- Baki
- By Wilhelm the Slayer. Water-hating vampires who can turn into demon-like beasts.
- Bale Wolves
- By Evan Gibson. An offshoot of the Gangrel who believe they are the servants of Oblivion (more or less).
- Banshee
- By William Matross. Irish singers.
- Basa-Khan (MET)
- By OneEye779@aol.com. Gangrel offshoot with Bastet blood.
- Bastra
- By Nadine Edwards. Followers of the Egyptian cat goddess.
- Bathory
- By Mark Kinney. Kindred who are sure blood is good for the skin.
- Baelites
- By Arthur-Trevor D.M. Lasher. Vicious Sicariot butchers who live with their evil through denial.
- Beast Riders
- By Michael Blank. A bloodline who seeks to control the beast by riding it like a wild bull.
- Belialians
- By Arthur-Trevor D.M. Lasher. Sicariot manipulators and diplomats.
- Besai
- By ShadowWalkyr. Militant wanderers.
- Bestias
- By Gamer. Kindred who are even more animalistic than the Gangrel.
- Black Company
- By ShadowWalkyr. Dedicated mercenaries.
- Black Widows
- By Raoul "Violence" Borges. Seductive spider kindred.
- Blade Artisans
- By Wade Sands. Skilled Toreador who practice sword play as an art.
- Blight
- By Killjoy LePal. Hideous Setite bloodline of decay and corruption.
- Bloodline of Bliss
- By Sean Young. Former Cult of Ecstacy members who have turned into pleasure-seeking manipulators.
- Bloodshade
- By Michael Robbins. Cossack vampires who must possess a living body to have material form.
- Brotherhood of Salvation
- By Kent Southworth. Defenders of oppressed ghouls.
- Brothers of Fire
- By LLoftis. A bloodline who believes in achieving purity through fire.
- The True Brujah (REV)
- By Damien Moore. The clan as it was before Carthage.
- Brushah (REV)
- By Brian Connors. The Brujah and True Brujah as they were during the Roman Empire.
- Bubanos
- By Jason Marshall. A plague-spreading offshoot of the Salubri.
- The Burning Men
- By Mazer Priest. Mysterious, fevered kindred.
- Caantalsay
- By Brian Burke. The Kindred masters of time.
- The Cainite Hairesy (HUM)
- By Mr. Badger. Get a hair cut, hippy!
- Canusite
- By John Fries. Gangrel offshoot with a special affinity for canines.
- Capoeiristas
- By Justin Whitney. Brazilian battle dancers.
- New Cappadocians
- By Justin Whitney. Surviving Cappadocians who wish to destroy the Giovanni.
- Cappadocii (REV)
- By Brian Connors. The Cappadocians as they were during the Roman Empire.
- Cauli
- By Mr. Sunshine. Arrogant tiger vampires.
- Cavalier/Cavalier antitribu
- By TyLyon and Thomas Coleman. Think Paladin and Anti-Paladin from D&D.
- Celestial Court
- By Jason C. Marshall. The ruling body of the Chinese kindred.
- Cheung
- By Brandon Quina. Indian and Chinese kindred who have an expanded view of the universe.
- Ch'i Chu
- By Jason C. Marshall. Chinese offshoot of the the Atargia.
- Children of Andrelle
- By Tim Layne. Wayward children of the Tremere who act like Brujah and want their parent clan dead.
- Children of the Bitter Dark
- By Kevin Davies. Kindred consumed by ego, hatred and bitterness.
- Children of Caine
- By Timothy Toner. An offshoot of the Malkavians who believe they are the embodiment of Caine.
- Children of Chaos
- By Brian-Joseph Baker. close-knit bloodline pranksters that are a little bit Ravnos and a little bit Malkavian.
- Children of Chronos
- By Gareth Edward Vaughan. Kindred with some mastery over space and time.
- Children of the Flame
- By Wilhelm the Slayer. Fire loving offshoot of the Ventrue.
- Children of Hunger
- By Mark Reynolds. A creepy bloodline of ravenous children who like to travel in packs.
- Children of Lilith (version 1)
- By Doug Yee. Offspring of Lilith. Way too powerful, but could be an interesting addition with some tinkering.
- Children of Lilith (version 2)
- By Mister_S. Foster children of Lilith obsessed with Gehenna and the destruction of the 3rd Generation.
- Children of the Mind
- By Mazer Priest. Vampire child prodigies.
- Children of the Night (VDA)
- By J.D. Simmons and Collin Steele. Ambitious child-vampires plagued by chimerical monsters under the bed.
- Children of Osiris revised (REV)
- By Sammy Coker. A revision of the ancient enemies of Set.
- Children of the Plague
- By Perry Lyons. Disease spreading vampires.
- Chincada
- By ???, Jason Marshall and Hound. Insectile Gangrel.
- Chupacabras
- By Jay Knioum. Mutant vampires created by mysterious forces.
- Coelacanth
- By Larry Langley. A savage bloodline of aquatic kindred.
- Coprophage
- By Kevin Davies. Vampires who can feed from every bodily excretion except blood.
- Cristas
- By Luke Green. Hunters of the Sabbat and other miscreants.
- Crotalusonycteris
- By Preston Bobo. Offshoots of the Setites and gargoyles.
- Crown of Thorns
- By David Youngberg. Master thaumaturges.
- Cruentor
- By Hellion@snowhill.com. Diabolists and guardians.
- Daedalean
- By Timothy Toner. Flying kindred whose origins lie in Ancient Greece.
- Dakini
- By Stacey Lawless. An Indian line of killers with a Euthanatos line of thinking.
- Danali
- By ChaosJstr. Students of Vitae, all of whom are barren except for their founder.
- D'Angelo
- By Fabian Alvarez. Pious vampires.
- Danesti Sanguinari (MET)
- By Paulo Correia. Kindred who are alternately hideous and beautiful.
- Danseurs Macabre
- By Corvus Katachthonios. Corpse-like minstrels.
- Dark Salubri
- By Scott Hillman. Vengeful infiltrators of the Tremere.
- Dark Serpents
- By Wilhelm the Slayer. Thaumaturgical Setite offshoot.
- Datante
- By Mike Showel. A Malkavian offshoot that apparently seeks to become Rush Limbaugh's description of a "Feminazi."
- Daughters of Cacophony Revisited (REV)
- By Khlaire. Some additional ideas for use with the Daughters.
- Daughters of Mancata
- By Ole Peder Ekelund Giaver. Descendents of Lilith who defend the rights of women.
- Daughters of Schlockophony (HUM) (MET)
- By Jacob Williamson. The kings and queens of tackiness.
- DaVinci
- By Gary Greenhill. A mechanically inclined bloodline reputedly derived from the great painter and inventor, Leonardo Da Vinci.
- Deathskaters
- By Bloodspark. Obnoxious, drug-addled skater punks.
- DeDanu
- By Christopher LaHaise. A fae tinged offshoot of the Gangrel
- Deepeti
- By Michael Molloy. African vampires who walk in the sunlight.
- DeLaurent
- By Kaine Andrews. Egotistical nobles descended from the Cappadocians.
- Delicti
- By C. Spence Roberts. Vampires who deal with the denizens of the Shadowlands and who are addicted to Corpus
- Demos (MET)
- By FllenAngel@aol.com. Tainted by the demonic, but don't act like it.
- Detrius
- By Randy D'Amore. A bloodline bent on the destruction of mages and anyone who seeks to control them.
- Didici
- By Nadine Edwards. Elusive undead scientists and researchers.
- Dilampa
- By Mazer Priest. A band of ex-Caitiffs gunning for the Baali, Setites and similar creatures.
- Disciples of Eris
- By Sarah Trout. Discordian foes of the Tremere.
- Doppelganger (version 1)
- By Andrew Cram. Shape changers without equal, a splinter group of the Serpents of the Light.
- Doppelganger (version 2)
- By Killjoy LePal. Setite experts of subversion.
- Draconian
- By Drew A. Sundeen. Nature-loving, dragon vampires.
- Dracul
- By Steve Darnell. Hunted offspring of Dracula.
- Draculia
- By Wilhelm the Slayer. Vain descendants of Dracula.
- Draculean
- By Landon Darkwood. Fractious descendents of Vlad Tepes.
- Drakken
- By Brian Heinz. A Setite offshoot favored by the Wyrm.
- Drakul
- By Lost Soul. Romanian vampires who are extremely susceptible to fire, sunlight and Rotschreck.
- Dragon
- By David Kircher. Gargoyle-like changeling/vampire.
- Dragosani
- By b9583875@wlv.ac.uk. Chivalric descendents of the Knights Templar.
- Dralien (VDA)
- By Whorrak@aol.com. An offshoot of the Baali cut off from Hell.
- Dream Dancers
- By Robin Pfeifer. Kindred who spend nearly all of their unlives in a dreaming state.
- The Order of the Honorable Knights of St. Dumas
- By Robin Pfeifer. Nominally, a Ventrue order, but with its own secret Agenda.
- Elvenborn
- By John Sitton. Fae-like vampires who hang out with werewolves and gangrel.
- Elvii (HUM)
- By William Travis. The ultimate Elvis impersonators.
- Endendara
- By Joel Sax. Picture a combination between a Gangrel and an Ent.
- Enukadu
- By Dirk Tebben and Doug Kern. Vampire-hating kindred eager to bring on Gehenna.
- Efreet
- By Terence Berendt. Fire-wielding gargoyle offshoot.
- Expressionists
- By Lord Drewcifer. Tragically hip Toreador offshoot.
- Fallen Angels (version 1)
- By Andrew Cram. An odd, flamboyant bloodline with aspirations for clan status within the Camarilla.
- Fallen Angels (version 2)
- By James Park. Angels cursed by Heaven to be vampires.
- Fallen Angels antitribu
- By Mike Esposito. Based on James Park's creation, vampires who seek heavenly redemption by following Caine.
- Faerenetti
- By Steve Reigle. A bloodline of obsessed, foggy minded scientists.
- 5150s
- By Patrick K. Aiex. Malkavian/Samedi combination.
- Flammae Ignis
- By Frank Torkel. Kindred who have attained immunity to fire at the cost of their souls.
- Forumites (HUM)
- By The Unembodied Voice of Reason. The bane of online forums everywhere.
- Frighteners
- By dhendrix@dexter.net. Vampires who model themselves after movie killers.
- Furies
- By Daniel Maloy. Avenging spirits possessed by an unquenchable rage.
- Gaerini
- By Damien Moore. An aquatic bloodline derived from the Gangrel.
- Revised Gaki (REV)
- By Eric S. Bertish. The Hungry Ghosts of Japan.
- A History of the Gangrel: The Tale of Ennoia (REV)
- By J. Lance Alloway. The early days of the clan founder.
- Song of the Gangrel (REV)
- By Adrien Ladouceur. Society and nature of the Gangrel.
- Gangrelle (REV)
- By Kyle Schaefer. Gangrel revision.
- Gangrilli (REV)
- By Brian Connors. The Gangrel as they were during the Roman Empire.
- A Brief History of the Gargoyle (REV)
- By Andrew Cram. Plus a code of ethics.
- Garguilleans
- By Andrew Fowler. Gargoyle-offshoot resulting from a failed Giovanni experiment.
- Generation and Weakness (REV)
- By Charles Roburn. An interpretation that increases the severity of clan weaknesses as Generation becomes lower.
- Generica (HUM)
- By Charles Upton. An accurate summation of far too many of these lines.
- generics (HUM)
- By Brian Connors. A bloodline of crashing boors.
- Gestalt
- By Jay Knioum. Radioactive vampires.
- Ghul
- By Stacey Lawless. A degenerate sub-group of the Dakini.
- The Truth about the Giovanni (REV)
- By Adam Solis. The origins of the Giovanni and information about their lackeys.
- Gods of the Cities
- By Robin Pfeiffer. The vampires of Ancient Sumeria.
- Gollum
- By Sauron. Aquatic offshoot of the Toreador with a grudge against the Nosferatu.
- The Great Pyramid (REV)
- By Vincent Sollars. Detailing the Seven Circles of Mystery for Tremere apprentices.
- Gremere (HUM)
- By Peloquin. Melodramatic annoyances.
- Grey Men
- By Peloquin. Eternally depressed vampires.
- Grimtor
- By Matt Manning. Homicidal maniacs who hunt demons for their power.
- Guardians of Polaris
- By Frank Torkel. Unliving magnets.
- Harbinger
- By Derek Marcoux. Students of death and dying.
- Historical Background of the Harbingers of Skulls (REV)
- By Randy Price. Proposed background for the revived Cappadocian line.
- Helsdottir
- By Ben Buckner. Nordic vampires of death and ice.
- Hellene
- By Arthur Reilly. Classic Greek philosophers and athletes.
- Heris
- By David Youngberg. Superhero vampires.
- Hetaera
- By Deirdre Brooks. True Ladies of the Evening.
- Hibakusha
- By J.L. Parr. Brief history of the Hibakusha bloodlines.
- Hibakusha Drukpa
- By J.L. Parr. Hibakusha bloodline of Bhutanese Dragon Lords.
- Hibakusha Hantu
- By J.L. Parr. Hibakusha bloodline of Malaysian dancers.
- Hibakusha Kasa
- By J.L. Parr. Hibakusha bloodline of Japanese warriors.
- Hibakusha Kuei
- By J.L. Parr. Hibakusha bloodline of tiger lords.
- Hibakusha Kyuketsuki
- By Jenny Parr. Japanese demon hunters.
- Hibakusha Onyudu
- By Jenny Parr. Hibakusha bloodline of Japanese Industrialists.
- Hatter (HUM)
- By Shadow Lu. A Malkavian offshoot inspired by Alice in Wonderland.
- Hitokage (Part One, Part Two, Part Three and Part Four)
- By The Hitokage Production Committee. Japanese warriors.
- Hollywood (HUM)
- By Peter Wake. Angst-ridden jet set socialites.
- Hound (HUM)
- By Hound. Slobs who grow their own ecosystems.
- Holy Legion
- By Perry Lyons. Fanatical Christian vampire.
- Huitzilopochtli
- By Alejandro Melchor. Mexican line of sun worshipping kindred (!)
- Ibn-Haquimi (REV)
- By Brian Connors. The Assamites as they were during the time of the Roman Empire.
- Icarus
- By Jay Knioum. Winged kindred with a hatred of confinement and oppression.
- Inanna
- By Robin Pfeiffer. Extinct bloodline that shared a group mind and a love for the carnal pleasures.
- The Inconnu (version 2) (REV)
- By Daniel Harms. A look into the workings of the enigmatic sect.
- The Inconnu (version 1) (REV)
- By Tim Coram. Viewed as the evolution of a Roman sect.
- Insane Clowns' Posse
- By Jason Darrah. They are pissed off and hate everybody.
- Iscariot
- By Stacey Lawless. The penitent progeny of Judas?
- Jackals
- By Michael Thomas. Voracious scavengers created from the blood of the Gangrel and the Setite
- Jakoba
- By Jay Knioum. Wretched creatures that may only find sustenance from the blood of other vampires.
- Jian
- By Jason C. Marshall. Noble warriors of the Chinese Celestial Court.
- Jocastatian (REV)
- By Mitchell Gross. Rivals of the Mnemosyne who rever the clans and have a vendetta against the Tremere and Caitiff.
- Jotunn (VDA)
- By Ian Turner. Huge warriors.
- Ju
- By J.L. Parr. Hibakusha bloodline of Chinese sorcerers.
- Jradians
- By Carl L. Congdon. Heavy hitter Sabbat front liners.
- JWR
- By Tobias. Faithful bloodline of one.
- Kares
- By Tyree Quincan Kimber. A vengeful Greek bloodline of "she-demons."
- Kawi
- By Seth Kawi. A grifting offshoot of the Malkavians.
- Keenai
- By Mitchell Kelly. Honor bound Scottish vampires with links to the Unseelie Fae.
- Khmer
- By Ian Turner. Cambodian kindred who delight in terror.
- Kiasyd Revised (REV)
- By Kabael. A more Changeling-compatible version of the Kiasyd.
- Kin
- By Brandon Quina. Kinfolk gangrel.
- Klatka
- By JW McCormack. A line that feeds on hopes and dreams instead of blood.
- Krovikan
- By Brian Connors. Autistic mind snoops.
- Kobold
- By Black Jack Ripper. Descendents from a mysterious childe of Cain.
- Kwai Tao
- By Jason C. Marshall. A once powerful Chinese bloodline that schemes to take over the Celestial Court.
- Lacconians
- By Killjoy LePal. A bloodline created by the Setites to infiltrate the Tremere.
- Lamia
- By Joseph Saviano. Draconian line created by the Tzimisce.
- Lamiae
- By Allen B. Ruch. Muse and parasite: half-demon kindred.
- Lancea
- By Julian James Kuleck. Techno-savvy information couriers and gatherers.
- Lasombra antitribu (REV)
- By Brian Connors. Remnants of the clan that oppose the Sabbat.
- Leeches
- By Drew A. Sundeen. Vampires who steal from others to get their powers.
- Legion of the Malformed
- By Red Raptor. Metis Abominations
- Lepers
- By James B. Agle. Contagious vampires.
- Leptoni
- By EricMaxwel@aol.com. A bloodline of physicists, chemists and teenagers.
- Lesser Gangrel
- By Killjoy LePal. A hopefully unique monster.
- Lich
- By Strutinan Cerberus. Gamer vampires who have eternal life, but not eternal youth.
- Light Bearers
- By SlpStck@aol.com. A radiant offshoot of the Lasombra.
- Loki (VDA)
- By Brian Connor. Violent pranksters from the Arctic Circle
- Lost Kin
- By Plato - The Lost Duck. Designed to be virtually identical to the vampires of The Lost Boys.
- Lothorian
- By Jack Dracula. Flying kindred a la Lost Boys and Buffy.
- Lothorians revised
- By Justin Whitney. Based on Jack Dracula's original but hints at an origin with the Ravnos.
- Lumberjacks of Caine (HUM)
- By Ryan LaBarge. Bald dwarfs who think they are Caine.
- Luminus
- By Peloquin. Light loving vampires.
- Lung
- By Jason Marshall. Diplomats and masters of the Celestial Court.
- Lycanthropes
- By Chris Gunning. Garou mimics created by the Tzimisce to counter the gargoyles.
- Lycaon
- By Robert Kirkpatrick. Think Hannibal Lector meets Gangrel.
- Lycanthropians
- By JansGryman@aol.com. Vampires who very much want to hang around Garou.
- Machinae
- By Sébastien Allard. Borg-like kindred.
- Machomenoi
- By Timothy Toner. Kindred Myrmidons.
- Macleod (HUM)
- By Ghaleon. Immortals turned kindred.
- Maelduin
- By George Cusack. Rabble rousing wanderers.
- Magnetici
- By Anderson Ravanello. Mad scientist Malkavians who study the electromagnetism of auras.
- Malcafii (REV)
- By Brian Connors. The Malkavians as they were during the Roman Empire.
- Malkav's Chosen
- By Brian Connors. Malkavians who cling to the ways of the Dark Ages.
- Mancata
- By Ole Peder Ekelund Giaver. Demonic avengers of Lilith.
- Manitou
- By Soulburn. Native American spiritualists and wizards.
- Manticore
- By Jay Knioum. Bestial cannibals.
- Marceau
- By Michael Kirk Brobson. Killer mimes.
- Mashithites
- By Arthur-Trevor D.M. Lasher. Hedonistic Sicariot infiltrators and seductresses.
- Mekara
- By Mithrandir. Vampire mechanics.
- Men Hu
- By Jason C. Marshall. High class Chinese courtesans.
- Merrow
- By Galliard. Aquatic Gangrel offshoot.
- Metaphites
- By Sekhmet xV. Setite offshoot with Tzimisce and Salubri characteristics.
- Mictlan
- By Alejandro Melchor. Aztec vampires and descendents of the Celestines.
- Mikhaelian
- By Fabian Alvarez. Angelic kindred.
- Mimos
- By Joshua Bouton. Shape shifting infiltrators.
- Mnemosyne (REV)
- By Mitchell Gross. Vampiric researchers of the Book of Nod.
- Modi
- By Jay Knioum. Vampires who live for battle.
- Moo-kavians (HUM)
- By Josh Hadley. Cow worshipers.
- Morphos
- By Florian Bansac. Territorial offshoot of the Gangrel.
- Mui Tsai
- By Jason C. Marshall. A line of prostitutes enslaved by the Shu.
- Munchkin (HUM)
- By Jason Darrah. That most annoying of breeds....
- Mutants
- By Chris Hull. Vampires who think they are superheroes.
- Mutes
- By Alek D. Talevic. Long fanged vampires who claim to be descendents of Lilith and Osiris.
- Mysteriarchs
- By Terence Berendt. Small, two-bloodline sect of knowledge seekers.
- Life Amongst the Undead: Kamian Nagaraja (REV)
- By J.D. Carriker, Jr. The creation of the Nagaraja from founder's point of view..
- History of the Nagaraja (REV)
- By Illuminatus@aol.com. Built on the assumption they are derived from the Giovanni and created the Samedi.
- Nagaraja Revisted (REV)
- By Tim Earnshaw. Nagaraja background and their ties to India.
- Nephilim
- By Arthur-Trevor D.M. Lasher. Bizarre line of Sicariot vampires who reproduce the way normal people do.
- Nertu
- By Andrew Besuden. Nomadic, Spawn-like Souleater-hunters.
- Nibelung
- By Mark Kinney. Sabbat who have foresworn all compassion and love.
- Nictuci (REV)
- By Brian Connors. The Nosferatu and the Nictuku as they were during the Roman Empire.
- Nictuku (REV)
- By Adam Schroeder. The truly monstrous Old Clan Nosferatu.
- Noval
- By gprince. Gangrel hating, upper crust leeches.
- Notrum
- By Mark Kinney. An odd bloodline of salt dependent vampires.
- Obour
- By Andrew Pidcock. A line of Blood Scientists (think Son of Ether vamps).
- O'ersexite (HUM)
- By Joshua 'Khan' Kubli. Malkavians who are sexually insatiable.
- Olympiad
- By Paul Reed. Nosferatu who have been sculpted by Vicissitude to become beautiful.
- Ombras
- By John Taggart. Information gatherers.
- Order of Icarus
- By Chris Cashman. Bird kindred who love freedom.
- Order of Saulot
- By Abe Dashiell. An offshoot of the Children of Osiris who seek Humane Golconda.
- Order of the Wyrm
- By Gary Greenhill. Four interconnected bloodlines who lord over the four elements.
- Paanartet
- By Walt. Setite gargoyles.
- Pander antitribu
- By Brian Connors. The lowest of the low. Defectors from the Sabbat.
- Pao Yu
- By Jason Marshall. Elite warriors of the Celestial Court derived from the Gangrel.
- Paulo
- By Andrew Fowler. Italian diabolists who want to replace the Giovanni.
- Pestilencarians
- By Ricky Marin. Disease-spreading kindred descended from a lieutenant of the Wyrm.
- Pestilens
- By Evan Haag. Nosferatu offshoot with a dose of Ratkin blood.
- Phantoms
- By Scott Tettamble. Ravenous teenage diabolists.
- Plakatsi
- By Fabian Alvarez. Vampires consumed by sorrow.
- Pongo (HUM)
- By Brian Connors. Chimp vamps.
- Pretenders
- By J.D. Conrad. Living vampires based on Sonja Blue.
- Puppet Masters
- By Justin Whitney. Vampires who can learn arcanoi, love Metallica and have delusions of grandeur.
- Quagmir
- By Hastur7. Smelly swamp things.
- Rafanuti (REV)
- By Brian Connors. The Ravnos as they were in Ancient India and the Roman Empire.
- Raphaelites
- By Vincent Perry. Writer Toreadors.
- A re-work of the Ravnos (REV)
- By Deirdre Brooks. Exploring the different faction of the clan.
- Razor Children
- By dkomlos@mechanical.watstar.uwaterloo.ca. Self-appointed "clean up crews" for when the Masquerade is broken.
- Reaver
- By Terence Duffy. Modern remnants of the Machomenoi.
- Reich
- By Paul Reich. The author casts himself in the role of the founder of a line of infiltrating combat monsters.
- Salamander
- By Ian Wright. A fire loving offshoot of the Gargoyles.
- Dark Ages Salubri (VDA)
- By Jean-Philipe Chapleau. The Salubri as they were before the Tremere.
- History of the Salubri (REV)
- By Kenneth Madsen. Including new philosophies within the bloodline.
- Salubri antitribu
- By connorbd@bc.edu. Sabbat Salubri who have transformed their self-loathing into outward violence.
- Bloodline Book: Samedi (REV)
- By Joanne FitzRoy. Detailing the zombie kindred.
- Sanatan
- By J.L. Parr. An odd Indian Hibakusha bloodline descended from the Salubri.
- Sangrolou
- By DarioCS@aol.com. Elder vampires who have transformed themselves into something . . . more. Based on an AD&D monster by Jay Knioum.
- Sanusi
- By Mitchell Kelly. Desert occultists bent on subverting and destroying the other kindred.
- Scathach
- By Drew Sundeen. Kindred smithies.
- S'dao
- By Jason Marshall. A Nosferatu off-shoot obsessed with fear and beauty.
- Sebekite
- By Fabian Alvarez. Egyptian crocodiles and occasional allies of the Setites.
- Seraphim
- By James Agle. Infernalist relatives of the gargoyles who hunt the True Hand.
- Seraphim antitribu
- By Lawrence Smith. Outcasts of the Seraphim.
- Serpents of the Light antitribu
- By Brian Connors. Serpents of the Light who have defected to the Camarilla.
- Old Clan Sesame (MET) (HUM)
- By Jacob Williamson. The Count's brood. (table top and LARP rules)
- The Setites Revisited (REV)
- By Bryan Rendall. A new look at the Followers of Set
- Shadow Stalkers
- By Jeff Miller. Anachronistic assassins similar to the Ninja.
- Shadowmasters
- By warewolf@sprynet.com. Shadow manipulators who can see into people's dark sides.
- Shaman
- By Vini Perry. Native American gangrel offshoot that is similar to the Ahrimane.
- Shangri-La
- By Ricky and Alex Marin. A Christian sect/bloodline out to convert some kindred and destroy the rest.
- Shawmen
- By Jason Farley. Eskimo vampires.
- Shreh Ren
- By Kwei-Cee Chu. A hierarchical line that can trace its roots back to the 2nd Generation.
- Shu
- By Jason C. Marshall. Chinese anarchs and underworld masters derived from the Gangrel.
- Shura
- By Tyree Quincan Kimber. Ghostly Japanese marauders.
- Shutendoji
- By Rasmus Hansson. A line of Japanese sorcerers.
- The Sicariot
- By Arthur-Trevor D.M. Lasher. Sect with the Sabbat that opposes the Black Hand and the Lasombra.
- Sidhe
- By Spider. An interesting bloodline blessed and cursed by the attention of faeries.
- Silver Thorn
- By MystWalker. A clan of outsiders and misfits.
- Simitis (REV)
- By Brian Connors. The Tzimisce as they were during the time of the Roman Empire.
- Skree
- By Mike Showel. A bloodline of low generation, feline gangrel.
- Sluagh
- By Stacey Lawless. Fae vampires.
- Skinwalker
- By Robert Kelly. Bane-like vampires of Native American myth.
- Sons of the Dragon
- By William Adams. Eastern bloodline want to be the Wyrm's only servants.
- Sons of Sam
- By Paul Graham. Think Nazi Doctor.
- Sons of Virtue
- By Jeremiah Lasch. A bloodline of low generation warriors.
- Sotto Voce Brotherhood
- By Kenneth Madsen. A militant faction of the Inconnu.
- Spectre
- By C. Spence Roberts. Vampires that are similar to Shades.
- Spirals
- By Jason C. Marshall. Vampires who have been forced to dance the Black Spiral Labyrinth.
- Spooks (HUM)
- By Karen Kuhn. The Woodwards and Bernsteins of the vampiric community.
- Stagian
- By SlpStck@aol.com. Fire using kindred who are very vulnerable to water.
- Stormriders
- By Rob Molivas. Favored by Grandfather Thunder.
- Tarantalus (MET)
- By Simon Giles. Anasasi descended spider kindred.
- Tarot
- By Jay Gray. Vampires who tap into the Universal Unconscious to obtain knowledge.
- Taureator (REV)
- By Brian Connors. The Toreador as they were in Imperial Rome.
- Templar
- By Mithrandir. Defenders of the Line of Christ.
- Terrisce
- By Wilhelm the Slayer. Earthbound offshoot of the Tzimisce.
- Thugs
- By connorbd@bc.edu. Brutal killers spawned by the Ravnos.
- Tien'sloj
- By Mario Majoni. Vengeful spider kindred descended from the Tzimisce.
- Tildun
- By Chris Green. An oft-hunted bloodline with a tragic history.
- Titans
- By Adam J. Solis. Non-caitiffs who can spawn their own disciplines and bloodlines.
- Tong Chu
- By Jason C. Marshall. Shadowy assassins of the Celestial Court.
- Toonkavians (HUM)
- By The Changeling. Cartoonish Malkavian/Changeling meld.
- House of Goratrix: The European Tremere antitribu
- By Brian Connors. The Sabbat Tremere of Europe.
- House Tremere (REV)
- By Kyle Schaefer. A version of Clan Tremere that is more a sect than a bloodline.
- A history of the Tremere (REV)
- By Eric S. Bertish. The origin of the Tremere from the perspective of a member of the Order of Hermes and a Virtual Adept.
- The True Brotherhood of the Tremere
- By Alon Lischinsky. A branch of the Tremere influenced by the Salubri and dedicated to freedom and healing.
- T'uang
- By Brandon Quina. Warlords and masters of the Chinese kindred.
- Tuillaign
- By Brian Garnhart. A clan of imaginative dreamers. Unfortunately, it is also missing its discipline.
- Turing
- By Stephen Ironside. The vampire equivalent to the Virtual Adepts.
- Twisted Cat
- By renee@sage.net. North American kindred who cannot cross running water.
- Old Clan Tzimisce: The Oradea League (REV)
- By Myranda Kalis. The near destruction and revival of the Old Clan.
- Old Clan Tzimisce: House Brankovan-Waivadi
- By Myranda Kalis. Noble and honorable Polish Tzimisce.
- Old Clan Tzimisce: House Elenades (REV)
- By Myranda Kalis. Healers and travellers.
- Old Clan Tzimisce: House Ravensburg (REV)
- By Myranda Kalis. A House who works for the Black Hand from within the Camarilla.
- Old Clan Tzimisce: House Ruthven (REV)
- By Myranda Kalis. A decadent house of Tzimisce that once guarded the Tzimisce Antediluvian.
- Old Clan Tzimisce: House Smatzkhe (REV)
- By Myranda Kalis. Tzimisce of Asia Minor who fiercely resist Baba Yaga.
- Old Clan Tzimisce: House Tzildaris (REV)
- By Myranda Kalis. Supreme diplomats and negotiators.
- Old Clan Tzmisce: House Von Klatka (REV)
- By Myranda Kalis. Fanatic rivals and enemies of the Tremere.
- Umbra Warriors
- By Sir Ruther. A line of black vampires who hate the garou.
- Umbrati (REV)
- By Brian Connors. Proto-Lasombra of the Roman Empire.
- Vapula
- By prpaghndhi@aol.com. Thaumaturgist relatives of the True Brujah.
- Vasulean
- By Chris Coho. Assassins and descendents of Jack the Ripper.
- Veilleurs
- By Raoul "Violence" Borges. Parisian organization of supernatural researchers and troubleshooters.
- Ventrutae (REV)
- By Brian Connors. The Ventrue as they were during the days of the Roman Empire.
- Viecksy
- By Andrew Pidcock. Stoic, extremely detached vampires.
- Violators
- By Brian Connors. Sabbat rejects.
- Virginali
- By Fabian Alvarez. Religious manhaters.
- Virtual Adepts
- By Andrew Cram. A Brujah splinter derived from members of the Tradition of mages.
- Vocado
- By Malk Avian. Vampires with a multitude of voices in their heads.
- Voian
- By Jordan Douglas. Narcissistic thugs who have plans for taking over outer space.
- Vompyr
- By Brandon Scott Berthelot. Half-vampires.
- Vorta
- By Travis Raymond. Albino vampires with an affinity for null time.
- Walden
- By Mitchell Kelly. A tiny line based in York with a strong affiliation with plants.
- Walkers of the Shattered Sight (MET)
- By Amanda Spikol. Deeply insane offshoot of the Malkavians.
- Wamphyri
- By Jason Marshall. Bizarre Alien vampires and possible progenitors of the Souleaters.
- Warders
- By John Oldham. Nearly extinct Tremere bodyguards.
- Warriors of Gaia
- By Richard Kershaw. Kinfolk-Vampires who fight with the Garou against the Wyrm.
- Watchers
- By Anelli26@aol.com. Mute loners.
- Wermis
- By Jason C. Marshall and Chris Miles. Skinhead rabble.
- Wessynix
- By Tyree Kimbar. Offshoot of the Gangrel who seek to befriend the garou and protect the wilds.
- Wheezers
- By Phos. Vampires who feed on tobacco smoke.
- Windrazers
- By Wilhelm the Slayer. Masters of the wind.
- Wissengeist
- By Allen B. Ruch. Philosophers and humanitarians.
- Wolfbrother
- By Artemis. Malkavian wolves.
- Wolven
- By E.P. Long. Similar to the Warriors of Gaia. What happens when you embrace kinfolk.
- Wolven Revised
- By Khlaire. A revision of E.P. Long's work.
- Wolven (revision 2)
- By Ivy O'Donovan. Another revision of E.P. Long's work.
- The Wrath
- By Adam Solis. Heavy hitter Infernalist lackeys.
- Wyldlings
- By Terence Berendt. An offshoot of the Gangrel with unpredictable shapechanging abilities.
- Xolotl
- By Matt Scolin. Infernalist bloodline slavishly devoted to its demonic founder.
- Xulalkharu
- By Kenneth Madsen. Demonic rivals of the Baali.
- Yu
- By Jason C. Marshall. Chinese Boat people derived from the Gaerini.
- Ywe Lung
- By Doug Yee. Chinese vampires derived from an ancient dragon.
- Zapotec
- By Doctor X. The vampires from From Dusk Til Dawn.
- Zerus
- By mrselfdestruct. Manufactured, anti-Tremere bloodline.