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| Credits | |
| Written by: | Richard E. Dansky, Cynthia Summers and Christopher Howard |
| Developed by: | Jennifer Hartshorn and Robert Hatch |
| Edited by: | Ronni Radner |
| Vice President in Charge of Production: | Richard Thomas |
| Art Director: | Aileen E. Miles, Lawrence Snelly |
| Interior Art: | Jason Brubaker, Dennis Calero, Richard Clark, James Daly, Fred Harper, Eric Hotz, Leif Jones, Larry MacDougal, Andrew Ritchie, Andrew Robinson, Alex Sheikman, E. Allen Smith |
| Front & Back Cover Design: | Kathleen Ryan |
| Layout and Typesetting: | Katie McCaskill |
| Special Thanks To:
Thanks to Jen Hartshorn, for her love of beauty and tolerance of grotesquerie; to Sean Bajar, for never really getting a shot; to George Schmauch, for his verbal and pictorial prowess; to Trace O'Connor, a lady of great dignity and class; to Elizabeth Folkes, for slogging through to our doom; to Lisa Charlton, for actually having a clue; to Lori Sanders, who'd damn well better come back and split a pitcher or three with me; to Roger Smith, catalogue artiste nonpareil; to Bruce Butkovich, who will soon be laughing at us from center stage at the Roxy amid a deluge of women's undergarments; to Dave Remy -- vaya con Dios, 'cause you can't tell which way the train went by looking at the tracks, and don't step on any rabid Ariolimax columbianus; to Remy Blaine for being dedication personified; to Cindy Mayberry, Ghost of Ads Future; to Steve Smelker for doing his duty on the West Coast; and last but certainly not least, to Joshua Gabriel Timbrook, who is an immensely talented artist and an even better friend. You will all be missed. | |
| Publisher: | White Wolf Publishing, Inc. |
| Imprint: | Black Dog Game Factory |
| Published: | April 1, 1996 |
| Pages: | 120 |
| Year: | 1666 |
| Publication #: | WW 02091 |
| Reference #: | ISBN 1-56504-251-4 |
| PDF: | DriveThruRPG  
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| Price: | Print: $18.99 Digital: $10.99 |
Giovanni Chronicles II: Blood & Fire is the second installation of the Giovanni Chronicles. Taking place in 1666, it follows the Children of Isaac more than two centuries after the circumstances of their chaotic Embrace. The Children are asked by the Founders to investigate why the Giovanni seem to be stealing rare manuscripts, and what exactly they are plotting to do with them.
Summary
- From the White Wolf Catalog:
- Continuing the saga begun in The Last Supper, Blood and Fire embroils the characters in a deadly struggle against the nascent Giovanni clan.
- Its members, foul necromancers all, seek nothing less than apotheosis.
- Only the characters have a chance to thwart the Giovanni's schemes and prevent the clan from ascending to ruleship over all existence.
Chapters
Introduction
An introduction to the historical setting, characters, and a brief recap of what transpired in the first installment. An overview of the entire storyline.
Act One: Unholy Bandits
Players are summoned to Rome by the Founders and told that Cappadocius had accumulated a large library of ancient religious texts. These texts are now missing, and Ambrogino Giovanni is the likely culprit.
Act Two: The Black Monastery
The players trace the manuscripts to a Sabbat stronghold in the Swiss Alps, and learn who else has been tracking him.
Act Three: Flashpoint
The players pursue the manuscripts in London, and discover even more enemies in the process.
Appendices
Background Information
Memorable Quotes
Characters
References
Children of Isaac, Apotheosis,
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