The Masquerade

A wiry but muscular male Brujah vampire with a buzzed head and perpetual five-o'clock shadow, wearing ripped denim, studded leather, faded tour shirts, cracked boots, and fingerless gloves. He gives off a manic energy, and his style screams punk rebellion.

Gengis is the id of the Anarch Movement: all rage, passion, and impulse. He rejects hierarchy and authority, sees rules as challenges, and thrives on chaos. Fiercely loyal to his crew but unpredictable and reckless, he is a street-smart survivor who pushes limits and lives to fight another night.

Gengis was Embraced in the late '80s during Chicago’s punk explosion. Once a working-class, anti-establishment skinhead, he ran with squatters, fought Nazis, and lived for the chaos of the mosh pit and riots. His sire, a Brujah burnout, gave him the Embrace as a joke or challenge. Gengis embraced unlife with anarchic glee, becoming infamous in Anarch circles for his reckless, loud, and effective methods. He is a rallying figure and cautionary tale in modern Chicago, embodying the true spirit of the Anarch Movement as a fight against authority and oppression.