Once a noble scholar, now a centuries-old Fiend shaped by blood, bone, and obsession. Lambach Ruthven was among the first to challenge the tyranny of elders, his words sparking the fires that birthed the Sabbat — though even that sect proved too crude for his vision. He seeks knowledge in all its forms: the anatomy of fear, the geometry of flesh, the theology of damnation.

Eloquent, sardonic, and disturbingly calm, Lambach treats conversation like dissection — peeling away layers until only the truth (or what’s left of it) remains. His mastery of Vicissitude lets him sculpt living matter as easily as thought, crafting horror into art and philosophy into weaponry.

Whether as mentor, interrogator, or reluctant ally, he embodies the quiet horror of the Tzimisce — the monster that learned civility, only to use it as another tool.