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In general, Archons have mixed feelings about Alastors, but will work with them when it’s appropriate to do so. Some Archons view the Mark of the Trophy to be a punishment as opposed to a boon, a trait that removes every ounce of free will and sets Alastors on a sure path. Others feel that hunting the Anathema for all eternity isolates Alastors from the very thing they’re tasked to protect, for while they operate in secret and often take on multiple identities, Alastors often avoid ingraining themselves in politics or the day-to-day functions of the Camarilla out of necessity.

Still, this doesn’t preclude Archons from wanting to become Alastors for the boost in status, the honor of protecting the Camarilla, and the benefits afforded to them by the Justicars and the Trophy Clan. When they petition for this role, however, they can become alienated from the other Archons if they’re not careful, because they’ve now joined “that secret club.” Overall, however, Archons tend to treat Alastors who’ve taken down one of the Anathema with more respect than those who haven’t. While they won’t admit it, they’ll also prefer to become an Alastor rather than a Josian, because the rewards are greater in their minds.