Bred from a hardy mixture of Slays and Magyars, the Vlaszy are the Tzimisce’s cavaliers and kingmakers. The family is centered in Hungary but has spread through the Old Country, dwelling in border fortresses along the most turbulent frontiers. Vlaszy are skilled horsemen, mighty in war and adept in statesmanship; many Fiends prefer them to the Bratovitches, though Vlaszy often display an uncomfortable measure of independence.
As the story goes, the Vlaszy willingly entered into the Fiends’ service in order to repay a great favor which the clan performed for the family. The nature of the debt is unknown, except to the eldest revenants, but it is reputedly this obligation, rather than fear or submissiveness, that keeps the Vlaszy in service. This is borne out by the Vlaszy’s behavior; they are an honorable line, having little love for their condition or the acts they must perform to sustain it.
Family Disciplines
Animalism, Potence, Presence
Weakness
The Vlaszy do not like the Tzimisce but have taken an ancestral oath to serve. All Vlaszy willingly undertake a Blood Oath to a Fiend upon their passage to adolescence.
Destiny
After the collapse of the Tzimisce clan during the Anarch Revolt, the Vlaszy have the misfortune to end up on the side of the elders. With their characteristic honor, the Vlaszy battle Velya, Lugoj, Vykos and the rest of the clan’s rebellious childer, dying to a man in the process.
(LS pg57)
