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1d4chan>Ow, My Sanity.: /* Vampire: The Masquerade */

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	In spite, she sired the Nosferatu clan and went to war with Absimiliard. Absimilard sought to kill all his descendants, due to being scared shitless of Caine, who commanded the Antediluvians to keep their generation and numbers low, unless they wanted another "visit" from him, meanwhile the Matriarch was siring childer every fucking night while wandering the world. Anyway, she either drove Absimiliard to torpor in Antartica, or sent him fleeing to the depths of the Atlantic Ocean. It's unknown how she managed such a feat, but it happened most likely thanks to the help of [[Werewolf: The Apocalypse\|Koshchei the Deathless, a Talon of the Wyrm.]] After that, she took the name Baba Yaga, and claimed the lands of Russia as her domain. She fell into torpor a few centuries later, only waking up during [[Twilight Struggle\|Cold War]], when she created the magical Iron Curtain that caused the rest of the supernatural world to be cut off from [[Communism\|Soviet]] Russia during the while she did bad things to those pansy Brujah commies inside. A charming specimen, she was an eight foot tall vampire with iron claws, iron fangs, skin covered in pustules, and a stereotypical long crooked nose.		In spite, she sired the Nosferatu clan and went to war with Absimiliard. Absimilard sought to kill all his descendants, due to being scared shitless of Caine, who commanded the Antediluvians to keep their generation and numbers low, unless they wanted another "visit" from him, meanwhile the Matriarch was siring childer every fucking night while wandering the world. Anyway, she either drove Absimiliard to torpor in Antartica, or sent him fleeing to the depths of the Atlantic Ocean. It's unknown how she managed such a feat, but it happened most likely thanks to the help of [[Werewolf: The Apocalypse\|Koshchei the Deathless, a Talon of the Wyrm.]] After that, she took the name Baba Yaga, and claimed the lands of Russia as her domain. She fell into torpor a few centuries later, only waking up during [[Twilight Struggle\|Cold War]], when she created the magical Iron Curtain that caused the rest of the supernatural world to be cut off from [[Communism\|Soviet]] Russia during the while she did bad things to those pansy Brujah commies inside. A charming specimen, she was an eight foot tall vampire with iron claws, iron fangs, skin covered in pustules, and a stereotypical long crooked nose.

	She was later killed by another childe of her sire, a Nictuku (scary Nosferatu-hunting vampire assassin) that took the form of a [[Loli\|small girl]] by the name of Vasilisa. If this sounds like a certain Russian fairy tale, you're paying attention. ~~Vasilisa reads herself as the writers self-insert [[Fanfic\|fan-fiction]]~~, ~~as her introduction proper~~ to the ~~players is to [[What\|instantly kill Baba Yaga in front of them and demands them to give up all their Nosferatu friends (Read: Other players) or they will all instantly die with no saves~~.]] The stat sheet for Vasilisa (if you can even call it that) simply stays she just wins against any attempt to stop her, killing any person reluctant to give up a campaign's worth of character growth with their Discipline chart saying she [[Derp\|"Transcends disciplines all together"]] and she's twice the age of Baba Yaga. [[Lulz\|For those with a basic understanding of math, Baba Yaga was roughly 7000 years old, Absimiliard was embraced 10,000 years ago, meaning Vasilisa would have somehow been embraced by him before he was embraced himself.]]		She was later killed by another childe of her sire, a Nictuku (scary Nosferatu-hunting vampire assassin) that took the form of a [[Loli\|small girl]] by the name of Vasilisa. If this sounds like a certain Russian fairy tale, you're paying attention. Unfortunately, White Wolf just had to White Wolf when writing the scene itself...

	~~Suffice~~ to ~~say,~~ Baba Yaga's ~~death was not handled well,~~ with ~~future books rectifying this entirely, such as suggesting~~ she ~~never died in the first place, as attempts to try~~ and ~~find her lead to~~ the ~~death~~ of ~~the Searcher~~.		Vasilisa reads herself as the writers' self-insert [[Fanfic\|fan-fiction]], as her introduction proper to the players is to [[What\|instantly kill Baba Yaga in front of them and demands them to give up all their Nosferatu friends (Read: Other players) or they will all instantly die with no saves.]] The stat sheet for Vasilisa ([[Mary Sue\|if you can even call it that]]) simply stays she just wins against any attempt to stop her, killing any person reluctant to give up a campaign's worth of character growth with a Discipline chart saying she [[Derp\|"Transcends disciplines all together" and should not be statted ever]] and she's twice the age of Baba Yaga. [[Lulz\|For those with a basic understanding of math, Baba Yaga was created roughly 7000 years old, while Absimiliard was embraced 10,000 years ago, meaning Vasilisa would have somehow been embraced by him 4000 years before he was embraced himself.]]

	She was certainly evil, but held the line against a even more terrible evil, her sire, one of the Antediluvians. That certainly deserves respect.		She was certainly evil, but held the line against a even more terrible evil, her sire, one of the Antediluvians. That certainly deserves respect.

1d4chan>Zimriel: /* Dungeons & Dragons */

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Dungeons & Dragons

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	But what about the old witch herself? Well, Baba Yaga first appeared in the [[Dragon Magazine]] article "The Bogatyrs of Old Kiev," in Dragon #53 in 1981. Here, she was a '''powerhouse''', with a combined level and [[multiclassing\|multiclassed]] power set that many gods would envy: [[Fighter]] 12/[[Druid]] 10/[[Wizard\|Magic User]]20/[[Illusionist]] 15 - in 5e mechanics, that adds up to a freaking '''level 57''' [[witch]]!		But what about the old witch herself? Well, Baba Yaga first appeared in the [[Dragon Magazine]] article "The Bogatyrs of Old Kiev," in Dragon #53 in 1981. Here, she was a '''powerhouse''', with a combined level and [[multiclassing\|multiclassed]] power set that many gods would envy: [[Fighter]] 12/[[Druid]] 10/[[Wizard\|Magic User]]20/[[Illusionist]] 15 - in 5e mechanics, that adds up to a freaking '''level 57''' [[witch]]!

	If that wasn't impressive enough for you, Dragon #83 in 1984 featured ~~the~~ adventure "The Dancing Hut", with a version of Baba Yaga that was even more powerful than before, as well as converting her Dancing Hut from a mere artifact to a [[demiplane]] tesseract. This was then followed by 2e adventure module [[The Dancing Hut of Baba Yaga]], in which the party were trying to prevent the old witch from capturing the power of Death itself, thus eliciting the attention of the forces of Light, Darkness, and Twilight.		If that wasn't impressive enough for you, Dragon #83 in 1984 featured Roger E. Moore's adventure "The Dancing Hut", with a version of Baba Yaga that was even more powerful than before, as well as converting her Dancing Hut from a mere artifact to a [[demiplane]] tesseract. This was then followed by 2e adventure module [[The Dancing Hut of Baba Yaga]], in which the party were trying to prevent the old witch from capturing the power of Death itself, thus eliciting the attention of the forces of Light, Darkness, and Twilight.

	There was an AD&D Gamebook called "Nightmare Realm of Baba Yaga" which, as you might surmise, featured her prominently.		There was an AD&D Gamebook called "Nightmare Realm of Baba Yaga" which, as you might surmise, featured her prominently.

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	But what about the old witch herself? Well, Baba Yaga first appeared in the [[Dragon Magazine]] article "The Bogatyrs of Old Kiev," in Dragon #53 in 1981. Here, she was a '''powerhouse''', with a combined level and [[multiclassing\|multiclassed]] power set that many gods would envy: [[Fighter]] 12/[[Druid]] 10/[[Wizard\|Magic User]]20/[[Illusionist]] 15 - in 5e mechanics, that adds up to a freaking '''level 57''' [[witch]]!		But what about the old witch herself? Well, Baba Yaga first appeared in the [[Dragon Magazine]] article "The Bogatyrs of Old Kiev," in Dragon #53 in 1981. Here, she was a '''powerhouse''', with a combined level and [[multiclassing\|multiclassed]] power set that many gods would envy: [[Fighter]] 12/[[Druid]] 10/[[Wizard\|Magic User]]20/[[Illusionist]] 15 - in 5e mechanics, that adds up to a freaking '''level 57''' [[witch]]!

	If that wasn't impressive enough for you, Dragon #83 in 1984 featured the adventure "The Dancing Hut", with a version of Baba Yaga that was even more powerful than before, as well as converting her Dancing Hut from a mere artifact to a [[demiplane]] tesseract. This was then followed by ~~the~~ adventure module ~~S5:~~ The Dancing Hut of Baba Yaga, in which the party were trying to prevent the old witch from capturing the power of Death itself, thus eliciting the attention of the forces of Light, Darkness, and Twilight.		If that wasn't impressive enough for you, Dragon #83 in 1984 featured the adventure "The Dancing Hut", with a version of Baba Yaga that was even more powerful than before, as well as converting her Dancing Hut from a mere artifact to a [[demiplane]] tesseract. This was then followed by 2e adventure module [[The Dancing Hut of Baba Yaga]], in which the party were trying to prevent the old witch from capturing the power of Death itself, thus eliciting the attention of the forces of Light, Darkness, and Twilight.

	There was an AD&D Gamebook called "Nightmare Realm of Baba Yaga" which, as you might surmise, featured her prominently.		There was an AD&D Gamebook called "Nightmare Realm of Baba Yaga" which, as you might surmise, featured her prominently.

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	The Matriarch, a figure shrouded in mystery, is a horrendously powerful [[Nosferatu]] Methuselah in [[White Wolf]]'s [[World of Darkness]]. Once a beatiful young woman and a shaman of her tribe, she defied Absimilard, a [[Antediluvian]], who is one of the greatest sick fucks in World of Darkness. She did this as a mere mortal, making her the [[Ollanius Pius]] of VtM. Pius died in glory however, but the Matriarch?		The Matriarch, a figure shrouded in mystery, is a horrendously powerful [[Nosferatu]] Methuselah in [[White Wolf]]'s [[World of Darkness]]. Once a beatiful young woman and a shaman of her tribe, she defied Absimilard, a [[Antediluvian]], who is one of the greatest sick fucks in World of Darkness. She did this as a mere mortal, making her the [[Ollanius Pius]] of VtM. Pius died in glory however, but the Matriarch?

	[[Grimdark\|She was brutally raped by Absimilard, turned into a vampire, and became one of his concubines.]] After Caine cursed Absimilard to be uglier than the shit I took yesterday, the curse also went to his childer, making them look like atrocious monsters. After the fall of Second City, she managed to break her blood bond, the mystical chain that made her a slave to Absimilard, [[Awesome\|with no help from anyone, showing that her willpower stat is over 9000]].		[[Grimdark\|She was brutally raped by Absimilard, turned into a vampire, and became one of his concubines.]] After Caine cursed Absimilard to be uglier than the shit I took yesterday, the curse also went to his childer, making them look like atrocious monsters. After the fall of Second City, she managed to break her blood bond, the mystical chain that made her a slave to Absimilard, [[Awesome\|with no help from anyone, showing that her willpower stat is over 9000]].

	In spite, she sired the Nosferatu clan and went to war with Absimiliard. Absimilard sought to kill all his descendants, due to being scared shitless of Caine, who commanded the Antediluvians to keep their generation and numbers low, unless they wanted another "visit" from him, meanwhile the Matriarch was siring childer every fucking night while wandering the world. Anyway, she either drove Absimiliard to torpor in Antartica, or sent him fleeing to the depths of the Atlantic Ocean. It's unknown how she managed such a feat, but it happened most likely thanks to the help of [[Werewolf: The Apocalypse\|Koshchei the Deathless, a Talon of the Wyrm.]] After that, she took the name Baba Yaga, and claimed the lands of Russia as her domain. She fell into torpor a few centuries later, only waking up during [[Twilight Struggle\|Cold War]], when she created the magical Iron Curtain that caused the rest of the supernatural world to be cut off from [[Communism\|Soviet]] Russia during the while she did bad things to those pansy Brujah commies inside. A charming specimen, she was an eight foot tall vampire with iron claws, iron fangs, skin covered in pustules, and a stereotypical long crooked nose.		In spite, she sired the Nosferatu clan and went to war with Absimiliard. Absimilard sought to kill all his descendants, due to being scared shitless of Caine, who commanded the Antediluvians to keep their generation and numbers low, unless they wanted another "visit" from him, meanwhile the Matriarch was siring childer every fucking night while wandering the world. Anyway, she either drove Absimiliard to torpor in Antartica, or sent him fleeing to the depths of the Atlantic Ocean. It's unknown how she managed such a feat, but it happened most likely thanks to the help of [[Werewolf: The Apocalypse\|Koshchei the Deathless, a Talon of the Wyrm.]] After that, she took the name Baba Yaga, and claimed the lands of Russia as her domain. She fell into torpor a few centuries later, only waking up during [[Twilight Struggle\|Cold War]], when she created the magical Iron Curtain that caused the rest of the supernatural world to be cut off from [[Communism\|Soviet]] Russia during the while she did bad things to those pansy Brujah commies inside. A charming specimen, she was an eight foot tall vampire with iron claws, iron fangs, skin covered in pustules, and a stereotypical long crooked nose.

	She was later killed by another childe of her sire, a Nictuku (scary Nosferatu-hunting vampire assassin) that took the form of a [[Loli\|small girl]] by the name of Vasilisa. If this sounds like a certain Russian fairy tale, you're paying attention. Vasilisa reads herself as the writers self-insert [[Fanfic\|fan-fiction]], as her introduction proper to the players is to [[What\|instantly kill Baba Yaga in front of them and demands them to give up all their Nosferatu friends (Read: Other players) or they will all instantly die with no saves.]] The stat sheet for Vasilisa (if you can even call it that) simply stays she just wins against any attempt to stop her, killing any person reluctant to give up a campaign's worth of character growth with their Discipline chart saying she [[Derp\|"Transcends disciplines all together"]] and she's twice the age of Baba Yaga. [[Lulz\|For those with a basic understanding of math, Baba Yaga was roughly 7000 years old, Absimiliard was embraced 10,000 years ago, meaning Vasilisa would have somehow been embraced by him before he was embraced himself.]]		She was later killed by another childe of her sire, a Nictuku (scary Nosferatu-hunting vampire assassin) that took the form of a [[Loli\|small girl]] by the name of Vasilisa. If this sounds like a certain Russian fairy tale, you're paying attention. Vasilisa reads herself as the writers self-insert [[Fanfic\|fan-fiction]], as her introduction proper to the players is to [[What\|instantly kill Baba Yaga in front of them and demands them to give up all their Nosferatu friends (Read: Other players) or they will all instantly die with no saves.]] The stat sheet for Vasilisa (if you can even call it that) simply stays she just wins against any attempt to stop her, killing any person reluctant to give up a campaign's worth of character growth with their Discipline chart saying she [[Derp\|"Transcends disciplines all together"]] and she's twice the age of Baba Yaga. [[Lulz\|For those with a basic understanding of math, Baba Yaga was roughly 7000 years old, Absimiliard was embraced 10,000 years ago, meaning Vasilisa would have somehow been embraced by him before he was embraced himself.]]

	Suffice to say, Baba Yaga's death was not handled well, with future books rectifying this entirely, such as suggesting she never died in the first place, as attempts to try and find her lead to the death of the Searcher.		Suffice to say, Baba Yaga's death was not handled well, with future books rectifying this entirely, such as suggesting she never died in the first place, as attempts to try and find her lead to the death of the Searcher.

1d4chan>Udlmaster at 06:22, 2 January 2023

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	In spite, she sired the Nosferatu clan and went to war with Absimiliard. Absimilard sought to kill all his descendants, due to being scared shitless of Caine, who commanded the Antediluvians to keep their generation and numbers low, unless they wanted another "visit" from him, meanwhile the Matriarch was siring childer every fucking night while wandering the world. Anyway, she either drove Absimiliard to torpor in Antartica, or sent him fleeing to the depths of the Atlantic Ocean. It's unknown how she managed such a feat, but it happened most likely thanks to the help of [[Werewolf: The Apocalypse\|Koshchei the Deathless, a Talon of the Wyrm.]] After that, she took the name Baba Yaga, and claimed the lands of Russia as her domain. She fell into torpor a few centuries later, only waking up during [[Twilight Struggle\|Cold War]], when she created the magical Iron Curtain that caused the rest of the supernatural world to be cut off from [[Communism\|Soviet]] Russia during the while she did bad things to those pansy Brujah commies inside. A charming specimen, she was an eight foot tall vampire with iron claws, iron fangs, skin covered in pustules, and a stereotypical long crooked nose.		In spite, she sired the Nosferatu clan and went to war with Absimiliard. Absimilard sought to kill all his descendants, due to being scared shitless of Caine, who commanded the Antediluvians to keep their generation and numbers low, unless they wanted another "visit" from him, meanwhile the Matriarch was siring childer every fucking night while wandering the world. Anyway, she either drove Absimiliard to torpor in Antartica, or sent him fleeing to the depths of the Atlantic Ocean. It's unknown how she managed such a feat, but it happened most likely thanks to the help of [[Werewolf: The Apocalypse\|Koshchei the Deathless, a Talon of the Wyrm.]] After that, she took the name Baba Yaga, and claimed the lands of Russia as her domain. She fell into torpor a few centuries later, only waking up during [[Twilight Struggle\|Cold War]], when she created the magical Iron Curtain that caused the rest of the supernatural world to be cut off from [[Communism\|Soviet]] Russia during the while she did bad things to those pansy Brujah commies inside. A charming specimen, she was an eight foot tall vampire with iron claws, iron fangs, skin covered in pustules, and a stereotypical long crooked nose.

	She was later killed by another childe of her sire, a Nictuku (scary Nosferatu-hunting vampire assassin) that took the form of a [[Loli\|small girl]] by the name of Vasilisa. If this sounds like a certain Russian fairy tale, you're paying attention. Vasilisa reads herself as the writers self-insert [[Fanfic\|fan-fiction]], as her introduction proper to the players is to [[What\|instantly kill Baba Yaga in front of them and demands them to give up all their Nosferatu friends (Read: Other players) or they will all instantly die with no saves.]]		She was later killed by another childe of her sire, a Nictuku (scary Nosferatu-hunting vampire assassin) that took the form of a [[Loli\|small girl]] by the name of Vasilisa. If this sounds like a certain Russian fairy tale, you're paying attention. Vasilisa reads herself as the writers self-insert [[Fanfic\|fan-fiction]], as her introduction proper to the players is to [[What\|instantly kill Baba Yaga in front of them and demands them to give up all their Nosferatu friends (Read: Other players) or they will all instantly die with no saves.]] The stat sheet for Vasilisa (if you can even call it that) simply stays she just wins against any attempt to stop her, killing any person reluctant to give up a campaign's worth of character growth with their Discipline chart saying she [[Derp\|"Transcends disciplines all together"]] and she's twice the age of Baba Yaga. [[Lulz\|For those with a basic understanding of math, Baba Yaga was roughly 7000 years old, Absimiliard was embraced 10,000 years ago, meaning Vasilisa would have somehow been embraced by him before he was embraced himself.]]

	Suffice to say, Baba Yaga's death was not handled well, with future books rectifying this entirely, such as suggesting she never died in the first place, as attempts to try and find her lead to the death of the Searcher.		Suffice to say, Baba Yaga's death was not handled well, with future books rectifying this entirely, such as suggesting she never died in the first place, as attempts to try and find her lead to the death of the Searcher.

1d4chan>Emerald Claw: Warmachine example

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	[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]][[Category:Pathfinder]][[Category:White Wolf]][[Category:World of Darkness]][[Category:Vampire: The Masquerade]][[Category:Monsters]][[Category:Warhammer Fantasy]]		[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]][[Category:Pathfinder]][[Category:White Wolf]][[Category:World of Darkness]][[Category:Vampire: The Masquerade]][[Category:Monsters]][[Category:Warhammer Fantasy]]

			==Warmachine==
			Zevanna Agha is affiliated with the Khador faction and is an expy of Baba Yaga.

1d4chan>Emerald Claw: /* Warhammer */

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	==Warhammer==		==Warhammer==
	She is a character in [[Kislev]] who draws power from the land. She sees those that invade Kislev as a threat to her power. Like the classic Baba Yaga, she has a chicken legged hut which she sometimes rides into battle.		In old canon, She was a character in [[Kislev]] who draws power from the land. She sees those that invade Kislev as a threat to her power. Like the classic Baba Yaga, she has a chicken legged hut which she sometimes rides into battle. She has since been retconned out and replaced with Mother Ostankya. As of this writing, no word on if Mother Ostankya has a chicken hut.

	In [[Wulfrik the Wanderer]]'s story, there's a witch named '''Baga Yar''' who is the creator of Seafang, a daemon possessed ship that could warp travel to anywhere in the world. Wulfrik wishes to use the ship's power and so he besieged her stronghold and took the ship for himself. The witch can regenerate from her wound but was proven vulnerable to high temperature stuffs and so Wulfrik just boiled her old ass alive.		In [[Wulfrik the Wanderer]]'s story, there's a witch named '''Baga Yar''' who is the creator of Seafang, a daemon possessed ship that could warp travel to anywhere in the world. Wulfrik wishes to use the ship's power and so he besieged her stronghold and took the ship for himself. The witch can regenerate from her wound but was proven vulnerable to high temperature stuffs and so Wulfrik just boiled her old ass alive.

	[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]][[Category:Pathfinder]][[Category:White Wolf]][[Category:World of Darkness]][[Category:Vampire: The Masquerade]][[Category:Monsters]][[Category:Warhammer Fantasy]]		[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]][[Category:Pathfinder]][[Category:White Wolf]][[Category:World of Darkness]][[Category:Vampire: The Masquerade]][[Category:Monsters]][[Category:Warhammer Fantasy]]

1d4chan>Udlmaster: Extended Baba Yaga (WoD)'s section

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Extended Baba Yaga (WoD)'s section

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	[[Grimdark\|She was brutally raped by Absimilard, turned into a vampire, and became one of his concubines.]] After Caine cursed Absimilard to be uglier than the shit I took yesterday, the curse also went to his childer, making them look like atrocious monsters. After the fall of Second City, she managed to break her blood bond, the mystical chain that made her a slave to Absimilard, [[Awesome\|with no help from anyone, showing that her willpower stat is over 9000]].		[[Grimdark\|She was brutally raped by Absimilard, turned into a vampire, and became one of his concubines.]] After Caine cursed Absimilard to be uglier than the shit I took yesterday, the curse also went to his childer, making them look like atrocious monsters. After the fall of Second City, she managed to break her blood bond, the mystical chain that made her a slave to Absimilard, [[Awesome\|with no help from anyone, showing that her willpower stat is over 9000]].

	In spite, she sired the Nosferatu clan and went to war with Absimiliard. Absimilard sought to kill all his descendants, due to being scared shitless of Caine, who commanded the Antediluvians to keep their generation and numbers low, unless they wanted another "visit" from him, meanwhile the Matriarch was siring childer every fucking night while wandering the world. Anyway, she either drove Absimiliard to torpor in Antartica, or sent him fleeing to the depths of the Atlantic Ocean. It's unknown how she managed such a feat, but it happened most likely thanks to the help of [[Werewolf: The Apocalypse\|Koshchei the Deathless, a Talon of the Wyrm.]] After that, she took the name Baba Yaga, and claimed the lands of Russia as her domain. She fell into torpor a few centuries later, only waking up during [[Twilight Struggle\|Cold War]], when she created the magical Iron Curtain that caused the rest of the supernatural world to be cut off from [[Communism\|Soviet]] Russia during the while she did bad things to those pansy Brujah commies inside. A charming specimen, she was an eight foot tall vampire with iron claws, iron fangs, skin covered in pustules, and a stereotypical long crooked nose. She was later killed by another childe of her sire, a Nictuku (scary Nosferatu-hunting vampire assassin) that took the form of a [[Loli\|small girl]] by the name of Vasilisa. If this sounds like a certain Russian fairy tale, you're paying attention.		In spite, she sired the Nosferatu clan and went to war with Absimiliard. Absimilard sought to kill all his descendants, due to being scared shitless of Caine, who commanded the Antediluvians to keep their generation and numbers low, unless they wanted another "visit" from him, meanwhile the Matriarch was siring childer every fucking night while wandering the world. Anyway, she either drove Absimiliard to torpor in Antartica, or sent him fleeing to the depths of the Atlantic Ocean. It's unknown how she managed such a feat, but it happened most likely thanks to the help of [[Werewolf: The Apocalypse\|Koshchei the Deathless, a Talon of the Wyrm.]] After that, she took the name Baba Yaga, and claimed the lands of Russia as her domain. She fell into torpor a few centuries later, only waking up during [[Twilight Struggle\|Cold War]], when she created the magical Iron Curtain that caused the rest of the supernatural world to be cut off from [[Communism\|Soviet]] Russia during the while she did bad things to those pansy Brujah commies inside. A charming specimen, she was an eight foot tall vampire with iron claws, iron fangs, skin covered in pustules, and a stereotypical long crooked nose.

			She was later killed by another childe of her sire, a Nictuku (scary Nosferatu-hunting vampire assassin) that took the form of a [[Loli\|small girl]] by the name of Vasilisa. If this sounds like a certain Russian fairy tale, you're paying attention. Vasilisa reads herself as the writers self-insert [[Fanfic\|fan-fiction]], as her introduction proper to the players is to [[What\|instantly kill Baba Yaga in front of them and demands them to give up all their Nosferatu friends (Read: Other players) or they will all instantly die with no saves.]]

			Suffice to say, Baba Yaga's death was not handled well, with future books rectifying this entirely, such as suggesting she never died in the first place, as attempts to try and find her lead to the death of the Searcher.

	She was certainly evil, but held the line against a even more terrible evil, her sire, one of the Antediluvians. That certainly deserves respect.		She was certainly evil, but held the line against a even more terrible evil, her sire, one of the Antediluvians. That certainly deserves respect.

1d4chan>Piroko at 13:18, 24 September 2021

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	'''Baba Yaga''' is ''<u>the</u>'' most infamous figure of Russian folklore and mythology, hands down, being the only character anyone who isn't Russian can probably name. A [[hag\|hag's]] hag, Baba Yaga varies wildly between different stories from standard child-eating ungodly abomination to a chaotic trickster mentor, who can be both ally and enemy depending on her mood and how much respect you show her. In some tales there's 3 Baba Yaga sisters in order to rectify all the differing interpretations - this version is sometimes claimed to be the origin of the idea of a witch coven. Some of the few things that remain constant; she flies in a mortar and pestle, she has a sweet-ass house that moves by walking along on giant chicken legs, and [[3.6 Roentgen\|you ''do not fuck'' with Baba Yaga]].		'''Baba Yaga''' is ''<u>the</u>'' most infamous figure of Russian folklore and mythology, hands down, being the only character anyone who isn't Russian can probably name. A [[hag\|hag's]] hag, Baba Yaga varies wildly between different stories from standard child-eating ungodly abomination to a chaotic trickster mentor, who can be both ally and enemy depending on her mood and how much respect you show her. In some tales there's 3 Baba Yaga sisters in order to rectify all the differing interpretations - this version is sometimes claimed to be the origin of the idea of a witch coven. Some of the few things that remain constant; she flies in a mortar and pestle, she has a sweet-ass house that moves by [[Khador\|walking along on giant chicken legs]], and [[3.6 Roentgen\|you ''do not fuck'' with Baba Yaga]].

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