#vtm:b

[missinglaterals]

My L.A. vamps (left) with their Sires (right)

From left to right: Gangrel, Tremere, and Malkavian!

[lucilledraws]

Happy 20th anniversary to my best girl (Vampire the Masquerade : Bloodlines, 2004), I owe you my life.

[rubedometa]

Good Girl, Bad Girl!

my problematic queens in honor of Bloodlines 2 coming out

[morbidoptimisim]

Therese Voerman ,, VTM: Bloodlines

shes making a map of all the baronies :>

[ennanas]

bought vtm:b recently.. she did nothing wrong btw!

[g0thiclem0nade]

Look I’m the first to admit I don’t care for making rpg games have a ‘canon’ ending. But it would’ve gone hard if in bloodlines two the pc wasn’t some random old vampire but the Ankaran Sarcophagus fished from the ocean and fledgling popped out

[smungus]

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[viiihouse]

🩸VTM:B thoughts #2🩸

A long while back, I saw this post of a headcanon about Jeanette basing her look off Britney Spears from her "...Baby One More Time" video.

I fell in love with this headcanon because I could easily imagine Jeanette pinning the look to the pinterest board in her mind, so to speak, when she watched the music video for the first time.

And you know what's more? In 2022, Britney Spears did a throwback post on her Instagram showing off a new version of her iconic outfit, which looked even more Jeanette-ified now💘 So I also like to imagine Jeanette fangirling at this post as a veteran soldier of the Britney Army.

Recently, I noticed a similar correlation between Therese and Stacy Keibler's "Miss Hancock or Handcock for the especially depraved" persona. This gimmick was debuted in 1999?-2000 on WCW, for context. However, this isn't about any kind of Therese headcanon. I do not think Therese would watch pro-wrestling, or any sport for that matter, let alone draw inspiration from anything but herself. She's far too proud for that. This is more about Troika; were they inspired by this gimmick? It's hard to tell. I mean, it's generic enough for it to be a coincidence--the blonde bombshell business woman and all that--but I also wonder if the time frames align with when they may have started development on Bloodlines? I'm leaning more towards it being a coincidence, but the resemblance is uncanny. I'm mildly surprised more people haven't noticed this, but then again, I don't think a whole lot of people remember or even know Stacy Keibler for this gimmick in the first place, so maybe it's not surprising at all.