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Vampire: The Requiem
The Domain of Southeast Texas, comprised of the Regencies of Jerfferson, hardin, and Orange counties as claimed and annexed to his domain by Cambryn, Prince of Beaumont, in the Year of Our Lord 1932. The domain includes the larger cities of Beaumont, Port Arthur, and Orange. Also within its boundaries are Lumberton, Silsbee, Bridge City, Sabine Pass, Groves, Nederland, Vidor, and the Big Thicket National Preserve.
Beaumont, Port Arthur, and Orange in the World of Darkness are black industrial stains on the local wilderness of Southeast Texas. It is to these areas that Kindred have flocked since the early 1900s, since the birth of Spindletop and the creation of three of the world’s argest petrochemical companies. Since then it has evolved into a wretched hive of vice and greed, a teeming nest of chemical plants and shipyards whose directors will do anything to shave a few dollars off their operating costs, including dumping the toxic waste from their processes into the Neches River. The downtown areas of each city are shaded gothic ruins, wraiths of their past glories. No one answers the screams in the night, and even the police are afraid to patrol certain neighborhoods after dark. But Humanity struggles to survive, and Kindred must heed the threat of bolstered awareness and heightened technologies.
The Big Thicket looms in the distance to the Northwest, but the further north the Neches River travels, the more rumors are heard and the darker the stories become. The untamed forest to the north stands as a silent threat to everything the Prince of Beaumont and his early allies carved out of the Neches River Settlement when they arrived. Stories of that shadowed wilderness give young childer daymares and serve as warning to more experienced Kindred that there are far worse things than to live within the system.
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