Welcome to the Elysium

Elyásiáum Pronunciation: i-'li-zhE-&m, -zE- Function: noun Inflected Form(s): plural -siáums or Elyásia /-zhE-&, -zE-/ Etymology: Latin, from Greek Elysion 1 : the abode of the blessed after death in classical mythology 2 : PARADISE

Welcome, whomever you may be. My name is Sweeney. It is my privilege to be the Keeper of Elysium here in Windsor.

What is this place, you ask? It is a place where all can feel welcome, whether they be Neonate or Elder. Here we can set aside the conflict that rules our long lives for a moment of peace. Here you will find the Brujah engaged in civilized discourse with the Ventrue. You will see the Nosferatu made as welcome as the Toreador. You will see Gangrel sharing a laugh with Malkavians and Tremere.

What is the price to enter here? None. It is free to all, and all are welcome. There are, however, a few simple Rules of Elysium that we all follow. Read over them, please, so that there are no surprises. The rules apply equally to everyone, and ignorance cannot be accepted as an excuse.

If you are willing to abide by our rules then, by all means, enter. If you like, I can arrange a brief tour of the grounds. We have just recently gone through a complete renovation, and I hope you will be as pleased the new look.

Well, you must excuse me, I have other guests to greet. Make yourself at home.

Sweeney, the Keeper