Vampire: Gehenna

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Vampire: Gehenna by Bjorn T. Boe, Travis-Jason Feldstein, Christopher Kobar and Dean Shomshak. 13 years after the release of the PnP game Vampire: The Masquerade, White Wolf's fantasy setting comes to an end with the conclusive Vampire: Gehenna. The book includes various story hooks and four possible scenarios, each of which ends the world in a different way.