From the beginning, this book presents Clan Brujah as a bunch of no-talent wankers who haven't had a clue since they ruled Carthage. Since this is my favorite clan in Vampire, I am disappointed by this portrayal. That's not to say that the book doesn't start well. Despite the dismal interior artwork, the Introduction does a good job of telling the reader what is to come. Too bad it didn't apologize for the lack of substance.
Chapter One gives an overview of the clan.
It does so in a competant manner, but it doesn't use the appropriate method. The book uses a short story to do this, instead of sticking to the facts and using a clear technical style to bring the information across. Chapter Two covers Brujah legends. Starting with Troile's consumption of Brujah, the book continues on to the present and speculates about the future. Also addressed are the True Brujah and the Anarch Free States.