#malkav

[dictatorshipper]

Saulot being kind to everyone (except for demons because fuck those) resulting in Malkavians still passing stories about him being sweet loving brother who helped their grandsire and helping his descendants in turn... just the whole story about Malkav and Saulot, supported by the sources of both clans... it's so important to me

[galacta-and-his-weird-thoughts]

My personal headcanon about why Malkav went insane is that he has the entire White Wolf Wiki shoved into his head.

[book-of-nod-verses]

Malkav's Words In the singing, shattered midnight, By the coral sands of time, Through the bloody gates of heaven, Past the sentries in my mind. Bring about the change so quickly, Bring about the terror's night, Bring about the blood of lovers, Bring about the smell of fright. I see you watching where I walk, Through the moonlit jasmine field. Listen closely as I talk, About the stars and their lovers past. Past fields of poppies, burning bright, Into towers of Blackend Bone Follow me, Bastard of Caine, Come with me. I have no home. As I drain you life's blood sweetly, As you sigh into my warm hands. As I suck your madness neatly, Streaming down like crimson bands. I dance the dance of the fool And pray you find me mad. For if you lay hands upon the root You'll know me, without illusion And find me guilty of the truth.

Malkav's Words; The Words of the Clan Chiefs. P. 80 The Book of Nod, Vampire the Masquerade.

[astralismortis]

WIP

[malkavian-shrink]

I've commissioned @miasmat to bring Irres' most terrifying vision to life: Malkav revealing him that when he rises again he'll do so through all of his Children, taking their consciousness and replacing it with his own.... And they delivered. I am so happy with this! Thank you so much!!!!

[cloverfieldsss]

my malkavian baby rhiannon <33

[chiss-ticism]

I'm still thinking about Saulot, actually, believe it or not. I wonder how he felt that his Grandsire, whom he loved deeply and likely believed has nigh unlimited power, seemingly didn't budge to help his beloved brother 'Embrace not those of unsound mind', Caine remarked. Do you think that he didn't budge in an attempt to help his wayward grandchilde for his commandment was broken? Do you think that the very concept of familial discontent ate him up inside to the point of him needing to seek out a solution himself? Do you think he saw it as a personal test? Do you think Caine actually did try to help, but found it beyond even his power?

[ego-x-moved]

The lovely @demonrunningwild tagged me to share a selfie! 🖤

I’m tagging everyone that likes to share their face ;0;/