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| − | : Did you fight on the Eastern front during the Second World War? Bron was very active both as a golem and as a man during the war, recruited by a group of American Sons of Ether to assist in the struggle. | + | : Did you fight on the Eastern front during the Second World War? Bron was very active both as a golem and as a man during the war, recruited to serve on a supernatural strike team by a group of American Sons of Ether to assist in the struggle against similarly constructed supernatural Axis forces. Think "Inglorious Basterds" with a WoD slant. |
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'''Israel''' | '''Israel''' | ||
: Bron immigrated to Israel upon its founding, where he served as a soldier in the Israeli army. | : Bron immigrated to Israel upon its founding, where he served as a soldier in the Israeli army. | ||
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| + | '''Qabbālâ''' | ||
| + | : Bron is a mystical Jewish creation, and is familiar with the method, discipline, and traditions of Qabbālâ. | ||
Revision as of 13:40, 12 November 2012
Traditions Mages and World War II
- Did you fight on the Eastern front during the Second World War? Bron was very active both as a golem and as a man during the war, recruited to serve on a supernatural strike team by a group of American Sons of Ether to assist in the struggle against similarly constructed supernatural Axis forces. Think "Inglorious Basterds" with a WoD slant.
Israel
- Bron immigrated to Israel upon its founding, where he served as a soldier in the Israeli army.
Qabbālâ
- Bron is a mystical Jewish creation, and is familiar with the method, discipline, and traditions of Qabbālâ.
