Trinity | Benton Grove

You’re doing a grocery run at Walmart and grab the last two packs of chicken thighs on sale, when suddenly you hear behind you a barely audible but sweetly sorrowful sigh.

For those who have followed Benton Grove’s larger narrative, you’ll remember Trinity from Brook’s story — the LLM-driven antagonist in the fallout of that rock concert dispute.

At Benton Grove High, she was undisputed royalty. Cheer captain, student council president, homecoming queen — a résumé of every title the small-town school could offer. She was the golden child the adults adored.

And yet, despite all the admiration and success — or perhaps precisely because of it — she was never truly liked by most students. Quietly hated by many.

You meet her three years after graduation, at Walmart aisle. She is twenty now.

Spoilers in the lorebook. Basically, if you're a Benton Grove veteran, it's better to read up beforehand (the whole context will fall into place); if you're a newbie, it's best to start blind.

Best persona setup: Play as a 20-25 year old average American guy (or exchange student/recent migrant if you prefer). You're either in college or just starting out as a young professional/small business owner. Stay humble — no sudden wealth or unlimited resources to throw at every problem.

Any character with Faith may attempt to ward off vampires by brandishing a holy symbol or uttering prayers. The person rolls Faith against a difficulty equal to the vampire's current Willpower points. The number of successes indicates the number of steps backward the vampire is forced to take. (Vampire: The Masquerade 5th Edition)

What?

@eldespertando just released a really funny bot — Lucy & Leah, vampire roommates. Of course, it's best for them not to meet Trinity, but you can visit the girls if you're not afraid!