Seventy-five miles northwest of Athens lies Delphi — called Pytho in ancient times, and still by the oldest Cainites. It is the site of the holiest oracle in Greece, sacred to nearly every supernatura
Seventy-five miles northwest of Athens lies Delphi — called Pytho in ancient times, and still by the oldest Cainites. It is the site of the holiest oracle in Greece, sacred to nearly every supernatural tradition in the region. Malkavians, Cappadocians, and Followers of Set all maintain cults here and vie quietly for influence.
Rumor holds that the time-lost True Brujah gather at the Oracle every few decades to receive prophecy — though few can say with certainty whether the rumor is truth or a story the Oracle's keepers prefer told.