Ventrue: Lords over the Damned Book

Like others have said, I've always found the Ventrue boring. The "lordly" vampires focused on dominating others, but like many so-called nobles they never look at themselves in the (metaphoric) mirror. A few things I liked from the book was a few vignettes on less-than-perfect Ventrue like one whose domain is a trailer park and who spends his undeath more or less like he did his life - drinking cheap beer (kinda, sorta, he has a spit-bucket) and hanging out with his buddies.

I loved the treatments of Malkavians and found them vast more interesting than their VtM counterparts. (Overall, though, I just find the Chronicles of Darkness line as a whole better thought-out, better written and more internally consistent than the "Old" World of Darkness.)

One thing I'll note about the book, though. I typically bounce between reading different books and can take quite a while to read even fairly short books, like this, but compared to the other clan books I simply found this one boring and while, yes, the character are literal monsters I simply couldn't care enough about them to want to stick to it which resulted in taking nearly a year to read it. (For comparison, the Daeva book took about two months and the Mekhat is on-track for taking only a couple days.)