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Here's another Clan leader for the Vampire Clans. He is simply known as the General. His Vampiric lineage comes from Odin himself as you'll find out below, again thanks to for the great sketch!

Sons of Odin

Towards the ending of the 11th Century, the battles between the Britons and the Norse were coming to a head on the frozen fields of Northumbria. It was here that the final battle of the Viking Age would come to a harsh and bitter end. In that battle the Vikings were outnumbered nearly 4 to 1 and with the British Bowmen, were seriously outclassed. Having been in battle for nearly 4 days straight, the Norsemen were surrounded, exhausted and willing to die a final glorious death. Their leader on the other hand was not. The 8`3 Norseman gathered his troops to him and offered a final prayer to Odin, the All-Father. While praying darkness covered the field, and a creeping mist began to flow everywhere, hiding the Norsemen in the process. From the fog stepped an old man in full armor with one-eye and a crow on his shoulder and a wolf at his side. The All-Father had answered their plea. Speaking to the Norse general he asked “you are willing to do anything in my name?” The General bellowed his reply “Yes!!!” The All-Father hefted his spear and flew it into his chest knocking the General down. A fountain of the lifeblood gushed from the General, and the All-Father whispered these words “drink and know life evermore, for you will be the Sons of Odin..”

Description
Here's another Clan leader for the Vampire Clans. He is simply known as the General. His Vampiric lineage comes from Odin himself as you'll find out below, again thanks to for the great sketch!

Sons of Odin

Towards the ending of the 11th Century, the battles between the Britons and the Norse were coming to a head on the frozen fields of Northumbria. It was here that the final battle of the Viking Age would come to a harsh and bitter end. In that battle the Vikings were outnumbered nearly 4 to 1 and with the British Bowmen, were seriously outclassed. Having been in battle for nearly 4 days straight, the Norsemen were surrounded, exhausted and willing to die a final glorious death. Their leader on the other hand was not. The 8`3 Norseman gathered his troops to him and offered a final prayer to Odin, the All-Father. While praying darkness covered the field, and a creeping mist began to flow everywhere, hiding the Norsemen in the process. From the fog stepped an old man in full armor with one-eye and a crow on his shoulder and a wolf at his side. The All-Father had answered their plea. Speaking to the Norse general he asked “you are willing to do anything in my name?” The General bellowed his reply “Yes!!!” The All-Father hefted his spear and flew it into his chest knocking the General down. A fountain of the lifeblood gushed from the General, and the All-Father whispered these words “drink and know life evermore, for you will be the Sons of Odin..”