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<q>Besser ein Narr mit allen andern, | <q>Besser ein Narr mit allen andern, alsein Weiser und allein.</q> (''Better a fool with everyone else than a wise man and alone.'') | ||
(''Better a fool with everyone else than a wise man and alone.'') | |||
The Old Man rides again! | |||
This German-speaking Gangrel stalks the night as a sideways parental figure who afflicts the comfortable and comforts the afflicted. In lucid moments, he claims to have been at the Battle of Trenton and other key moments in Philly history, but who believes a fool's words? | |||
Latest revision as of 22:26, 2 September 2020
Besser ein Narr mit allen andern, alsein Weiser und allein.
(Better a fool with everyone else than a wise man and alone.)
The Old Man rides again!
This German-speaking Gangrel stalks the night as a sideways parental figure who afflicts the comfortable and comforts the afflicted. In lucid moments, he claims to have been at the Battle of Trenton and other key moments in Philly history, but who believes a fool's words?