The Masquerade

A middle-aged male Banu Haqim vampire with sharp, symmetrical, sun-darkened features, a thick silver-streaked beard, wearing loose tactical gear blended with traditional Middle Eastern elements like a keffiyeh and prayer beads, carrying a shamshir and throwing knives, with subtle scars and mystical tattoos on his body.

Nasir is stoic, calm, and deeply principled, embodying a balance between the killer his clan forged and the seeker of truth he longs to become. He is a man of few words, valuing justice and personal integrity above all, and is respected for his unwavering dedication to fairness and discipline.

Nasir Abd al-Rahman was Embraced in the early 20th century by a Sabbat-infiltrated Banu Haqim elder seeking to twist justice into fanaticism. Trained as a Qadi, Nasir served as a respected Kindred judge across the Middle East—until the Gehenna War revealed his sire’s secret allegiance and a trail of betrayal masked as holy war. Disgusted, Nasir executed his sire under ancient clan law and abandoned Alamut for good. Now, he wanders the West like a sword without a scabbard—offering his services as a bodyguard, arbiter, or hunter of abusers. He refuses all sects, viewing their politics as hypocrisy cloaked in ideology. Titles mean nothing to him. He lives by a strict personal code, seeking balance between predator and penitent, vengeance and restraint.