Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2's Brujah are big drinkers who flip the bird to taunt enemies

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With Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 due out this year, The Chinese Room continues to let us sip the game's veins, today giving us a better look at one of the undead clans: the Brujah. These leather-loving vamps are the rebels of vampire society, and were the first clan revealed by both Hardsuit Labs in the sequel's original incarnation, and again by The Chinese Room.  

Picking a Brujah vamp means you're going to be a frontline fighter with a shitty attitude, always looking for a scrap. The Brujah were initially warrior scholars, but in the modern world they are known more for being impetuous and short-tempered. Expect a very in-your-face kinda playstyle. 

In combat, you're going to be furiously punching and feeding. Brujah abilities include Taunt, where you supernaturally compel your enemies to attack you, making them take more damage; Charge, which lets you rush forward, grabbing anyone you collide with and turning them into a battering ram; Lightning Shocks, turning you a punching machine where you'll unleash a barrage of blows against multiple enemies; and Earthshock, where you slam the ground and send foes flying. 

I particularly like the image that accompanies the Taunt description, where Phyre is simply flipping the bird. I suspect that would compel people to fight you even without vampire magic—it's pretty rude.

These aren't your only tricks. Brutality is the clan's passive ability, which will make you stronger after feeding by enhancing your attacks. Pulverise, meanwhile, is the clan's perk, which means you can kill an enemy without feeding and still get the powerful benefits of a big drink.

Bloodlines 2 isn't all about brawling, of course. There's chatting to be done, too. Characters who know your clan's reputation will expect you to have a short temper, and while Phyre will have access to hostile dialogue options regardless of clan, as a Brujah vamp they'll have unique opportunities to stir things up. The developer notes, however, that you can