So, one's representatives need not be of the same clan? In this case a Ventrue sent a Toreador as representative.
Also, each clan has its own Justicars? And Ventrue Justicars are above that? Or do all Justicars effectively roll up to Mithras?
Apologies for the ignorance.
The Prince of Paris wasn't seeking a seat on the Camarilla, he just wanted to be in the loop on what was happening. He sent Francois as a trusted ally, he sent Talisman thinking to get the Malkavian advisor out of his hair!
Yes, each Clan has its own Justicars. The Justicars each answer to the collective Inner Circle. Mithras is "no more powerful than any other Justicar" in theory. In practice, no one (or at least very few) would want to stand toe to toe with Mithras if they could avoid it. [I will note that the Cappadocians initially selected Mithras as their Clan Justicar but were denied].
No apologies necessary, we are in non-canon territory here!
Yes, each Clan has its own Justicars. The Justicars each answer to the collective Inner Circle. Mithras is "no more powerful than any other Justicar" in theory. In practice, no one (or at least very few) would want to stand toe to toe with Mithras if they could avoid it. [I will note that the Cappadocians initially selected Mithras as their Clan Justicar but were denied].
Wait, so all Justicars are Ventrue?
Yes, each Clan has its own Justicars. The Justicars each answer to the collective Inner Circle. Mithras is "no more powerful than any other Justicar" in theory. In practice, no one (or at least very few) would want to stand toe to toe with Mithras if they could avoid it. [I will note that the Cappadocians initially selected Mithras as their Clan Justicar but were denied].Wait, so all Justicars are Ventrue?
Not in the least. Typically there is a Justicar for every clan that holds a seat in the inner circle. Traditionally those Justicars match the clan of Inner Circle seat in question. (i.e. Ventrue/Ventrue, Brujah/Brujah, etc.)
Not in the least. Typically there is a Justicar for every clan that holds a seat in the inner circle. Traditionally those Justicars match the clan of Inner Circle seat in question. (i.e. Ventrue/Ventrue, Brujah/Brujah, etc.)Yes, each Clan has its own Justicars. The Justicars each answer to the collective Inner Circle. Mithras is "no more powerful than any other Justicar" in theory. In practice, no one (or at least very few) would want to stand toe to toe with Mithras if they could avoid it. [I will note that the Cappadocians initially selected Mithras as their Clan Justicar but were denied].Wait, so all Justicars are Ventrue?
Ahh, thanks... but the Cappadocians were requesting a Ventrue.
Yes, each Clan has its own Justicars. The Justicars each answer to the collective Inner Circle. Mithras is "no more powerful than any other Justicar" in theory. In practice, no one (or at least very few) would want to stand toe to toe with Mithras if they could avoid it. [I will note that the Cappadocians initially selected Mithras as their Clan Justicar but were denied].Wait, so all Justicars are Ventrue?
Lorenzo is correct, the Cappadocians nominated Mithras for a specific purpose, they knew that the request would be overruled, especially by the Ventrue. Every other Clan selected a member of their own clan.
Geoffroi was away for personal reasons and he should be back to posting early next week.
Everyone else let me know whether you want to go with Radek or Alejandro.
With Radek, you will be present for and be able to ask questions of Michael Santo.
With Alejandro, you will be present for Xing questioning him.
Of course, you could also ask for a general meeting with both as Radek and Alejandro were coterie members and both were supposedly present for the rise of this Ventrue Methuselah...
Lorenzo will go with Radek, having had at least a modicum of a previous working relationship.
A general meeting would be fine too.
Alessandro feels something for Xing, and promised to help her. If allowed, he will join that group.