Baali
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| Name: | Baali |
| Plural: | Baali |
| Pronounciation: | bah'-lee |
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| Founders: | Nergal, Moloch, Third Unknown (called The Crone by most) |
| Faction: | Independent |
| Disciplines: | Obfuscate, Presence, Daimoinon |
The Baali are a bloodline of vampires associated with demon worship. Some versions present the true purpose of the Baali as keeping demons sleeping by feeding them with carnage and destruction. Most presentations show them as Infernalists, using demon worship to gain additional power.
They have a somewhat complex heritage, appearing at times as a bloodline and at times as a clan. There is some indication that they may be a bloodline of the Salubri, but their exact origin is unknown. They also recruit vampires from other clans to become Baali, further confusing the issue.
Historically the Assamites, Followers of Set, and Salubri have fought wars against the Baali. The Salubri and Assamites in particular have a deep seated hatred for the Baali. The Assamite warriors current blood addiction can be traced to a curse leveled by the Baali.
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[edit] Dark Ages
The Baali were prominent in the Islamic world at this time. Although their numbers were diminished by the Al-Amin, and many kindred were strengthened by Islam and the Ashirra, they managed to keep a corrupt hold in the area.
- VTDA: Veil of Night, p. 112
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