In Cainite eschatology, the Final Nights are the nights before the coming of Gehenna and the end of vampires. Much of the basis for belief in the Final Nights originates with Noddist lore and specifically the Book of Nod. The Final Nights are supposed to be predated by several signs which indicate great changes in Cainite society and the imminent wakening of the Antediluvians, such as:
* A rise in thin-blooded vampires
* Princedoms ruled by Caitiff
* Kuei-jin invading the West
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| - In Cainite eschatology, the Final Nights are the nights before the coming of Gehenna and the end of vampires. Much of the basis for belief in the Final Nights originates with Noddist lore and specifically the Book of Nod. The Final Nights are supposed to be predated by several signs which indicate great changes in Cainite society and the imminent wakening of the Antediluvians, such as:
* A rise in thin-blooded vampires
* Princedoms ruled by Caitiff
* Kuei-jin invading the West
- In Cainite eschatology, the Final Nights are the nights before the coming of Gehenna and the end of vampires. Much of the basis for belief in the Final Nights originates with Noddist lore and specifically the Book of Nod. The Final Nights are supposed to be predated by several signs which indicate great changes in Cainite society and the imminent wakening of the Antediluvians, such as:
* A rise in the number of thin-blooded vampires;
* Princedoms ruled by Caitiff;
* Kuei-jin invading the West;
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| - In Cainite eschatology, the Final Nights are the nights before the coming of Gehenna and the end of vampires. Much of the basis for belief in the Final Nights originates with Noddist lore and specifically the Book of Nod. The Final Nights are supposed to be predated by several signs which indicate great changes in Cainite society and the imminent wakening of the Antediluvians, such as:
* A rise in thin-blooded vampires
* Princedoms ruled by Caitiff
* Kuei-jin invading the West It is said that the majority of vampires have a sense of impending doom during the Final Nights, though only a small handful actively pursue prophecies concerning the end times, such as Anatole, Beckett and Sascha Vykos. It should be noted that throughout the World of Darkness the years leading up to and after the second millennium are called the Final Nights.
- In Cainite eschatology, the Final Nights are the nights before the coming of Gehenna and the end of vampires. Much of the basis for belief in the Final Nights originates with Noddist lore and specifically the Book of Nod. The Final Nights are supposed to be predated by several signs which indicate great changes in Cainite society and the imminent wakening of the Antediluvians, such as:
* A rise in the number of thin-blooded vampires;
* Princedoms ruled by Caitiff;
* Kuei-jin invading the West; It is said that the majority of vampires have a sense of impending doom during the Final Nights, though only a small handful actively pursue prophecies concerning the end times, such as Anatole, Beckett and Sascha Vykos. It should be noted that throughout Vampire: The Masquerade books, the years leading up to and after the second millennium are called the Final Nights. This article is incomplete. This page has been identified as lacking essential detail, and as such needs attention. Information regarding expansion requirements may be found on the article's talk page. Feel free to [ edit] this page to assist with this expansion.
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