Zero Cooldown

In 1515, a young heir named Charles of Austria, later known as Charles V, assuming suzerainty over the Burgundian crown at 15. By 16, he adorned his realm with the jewels of Spain, rapidly restoring Brussels’ coat of arms, anointing it a capital that hosted the prestigious States General of the Spanish Netherlands. Charles wielded…

In the year 1430, the intricate dance between Cainites and mortals reached a crescendo as the Duchy of Brabant fell under the rule of Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy. A shrewd ruler, Philip’s influence extended through inheritance and coinage, initiating a transformative era. Brussels was a flourishing hub of administration, culture, and commerce.

At a time when immortals walked around, the Belgians set out on a sacred journey, sewing green crosses onto their clothes. Godefroy de Bouillon, a noble Flemish warrior, led them to the coveted Jerusalem. The legends speak of bravery, wisdom and perhaps darker desires.