Infiltrators

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The Circle has been using the noncommittal reputation of its initiates, the chorus, to its advantage for decades by insinuating low-profile neonates among the ranks of the Lancea Sanctum, the Ordo Dracul, and any other theologically inclined covenants that might exist only in certain localities.  The covenant elders are after more information on the internal workings of the competition.  The low fidelity of vampire polling makes it possible for a coterie of the chorus to get far enough inside either organization to be recognized as members throughout the city.  When the coterie backs out and joins the Circle of the Crone, it's not symptomatic of some wavering faith amon gthe Sanctified but a sign of the Circle's subtle prowess -- those faithless priests never accepted the dogma of Longinus.  And now the Circle knows what the Sanctified and the Dragons worry about, and it has members with knowledge of each house's sacred and secret miracles.
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The Circle has ever been an adaptive, take-advantage-of-the-situation Covenant.  Thus it should come as no surprise that the covenant as a whole has been using the noncommital repuation of the chorus to its advantage for several decades by insinuating low-profile neonates and fledglings among the Sanctified and the Dragons.
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The same tactic works outside the ideological theater to scout out new domains and prepare them for claims by the Circle of the Crone.  Some chorus coteries are given the task of posing as fledgling missionaries for the Lancea Sanctum and going into contested or abandoned territories to ruin the reputation of that covenant before real missionaries can arrive.  Once the local Kindred temperment is predisposed against the Sanctified, the Acolytes petition for those domains from the Prince, Regent, or other authority figure.
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The elders of the Circle want to know more about the internal workings of the competition.  And the chorus appears to be the perfect way to accomplish this.
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The amount of recruitment that goes on among the Unaligned makes it entirely possible for a coterie of chorus to get far enough inside either organization to be seen as members throughout its city.  When the coterie backs out and immediately joins the Circle of the Crone, this is not a sign of crumbling faith among the Sanctified but, rather, a sign of the Circle's subtle power -- the chorus members never accepted the dogma of Longinus in the first place.  And now the Circle knows what the Sanctified and the Dragons worry about, and it has members with knowledge of each Covenant's sacred and secret miracles.
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Other times, chorus coteries are assigned to masquerade as fledgling missionaries for the Sanctified.  These coteries are sent into contested or abandoned territories to ruin the reputation of the Lancea Sanctum before real missionaries can arrive.  Once the local Kindred temperment is turned against the Sanctified, the Acolytes petition for these domains from the Prince, Regent, or Council of that area.

Revision as of 04:13, 29 April 2006

The Circle has ever been an adaptive, take-advantage-of-the-situation Covenant. Thus it should come as no surprise that the covenant as a whole has been using the noncommital repuation of the chorus to its advantage for several decades by insinuating low-profile neonates and fledglings among the Sanctified and the Dragons.

The elders of the Circle want to know more about the internal workings of the competition. And the chorus appears to be the perfect way to accomplish this.

The amount of recruitment that goes on among the Unaligned makes it entirely possible for a coterie of chorus to get far enough inside either organization to be seen as members throughout its city. When the coterie backs out and immediately joins the Circle of the Crone, this is not a sign of crumbling faith among the Sanctified but, rather, a sign of the Circle's subtle power -- the chorus members never accepted the dogma of Longinus in the first place. And now the Circle knows what the Sanctified and the Dragons worry about, and it has members with knowledge of each Covenant's sacred and secret miracles.

Other times, chorus coteries are assigned to masquerade as fledgling missionaries for the Sanctified. These coteries are sent into contested or abandoned territories to ruin the reputation of the Lancea Sanctum before real missionaries can arrive. Once the local Kindred temperment is turned against the Sanctified, the Acolytes petition for these domains from the Prince, Regent, or Council of that area.

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