Akunese - While some may cast them as Africa's conterpart to Gangrel, the Weavers differ markedly from the Gangrel in that they are an integral part of Laibon society. They travel from domain to doman and spend long periods in wastelands where even other vampires do not tread, but they don't do so aimlessly or out of avoidance of vampire politics. They are storytellers, messengers, collectors of lore, and venerators of wisdom. Their legacy weakness resembles that of the Gangrel, but can be much weaker or more harsh.
Followers of Set - Unlike many of their Egyptian and Middle Eastern counterparts, the Setites dwelling in the brush and jungles rarely nest in temples. The geography does not lend itself very well to any sort of ornate building that could show proper respect to Set and survive the extremes of the wet and dry seasons. They are similiar to regular Setites but only in that they do not hold importance over tempular worship. Most African Setites are Children of Damballah (Clan Book Setite). Children of Damballah have a different type of Serpentis called Rainbow Serpentis. They are often called Rainbow snakes due to the fact that they hold in high reverence Aida, the wife of the snake god Damballah from Yoruban religion. They are held in poor regard by Setites and Serpents of Light. Many Damballah tend to try and infiltrate the Setites temples but are easily found out from their type of Serpentis which gives them away.
Guruhi - The Guruhi are the African version of the Nosferatu. However, despite the fact that Nosferatu are hideous, the Guruhi have the status due to high spirituality in Africa of being considered angelic as well. They are held in high regards by other Laibon and have the nickname Kings. They tend to be the high outer court for the Laibon much like the Ventrue of the Camarilla sect.
Ishtarri - The Ishtarri are a dark reflection of the Toreador clan – what they would be if they sacrificed insight and refinement in favor of unrestrained hedonism (which admittedly, many individual Degenerates have already done). Their relation to Arikel's line is pretty apparent. Many claim to be direct descendants of the goddess Ishtarr herself.
Kinyonyi - The African version of Ravnos. They are interlopers and vagabonds, much as they are in the West. But their role is very different. They are more mercenaries than larcenous tricksters, and are potentially valuable to the domains through which they pass. So Kinyonyi at least earn their priveleges. This makes them very different from stock Ravnos, indeed.
Nagloper - Naglopers are the African complacent of Tzimisce. They are the legendary monsters with hooked feet that hang in the trees and kill the villagers. They are nasty and have no moral concience therefore they are all hated and feared by all Laibon and are never to be trusted.
Osebo - Are the african version of Brujah. They are warriors and are called the Leopard people. They have animalism which grants them control over other's beasts. They are called the Leopard people because of the tale of Osebo the Leopard which they have their namesake from and hold in high regard.
Shango - Shango are the advisors and the most highly spiritual vampire. They tend to know blood magic and the Ifa Divination. They are sought out by many for council and matters of Laibon society. They are often called to settle disputes. Shango do not trust many and tend to be a bit stand offish due to their belief in having high contact spirituality with the Orishas.
Xi Dundu - Xi Dundu are the African version of the Lasombra , except for the fact that instead of no reflection, they cast no shadow, due to the belief that the soul leaves the body upon death and the shadow is the reflection of the soul.
Malkavians - Nicknamed Hyenas. As with Malkavians elsewhere in the world, they are basically the same. In the Ebony Kingdom their numbers are way too small to worry some magaji
Mla Watu - They are called Ghost-Eaters and are the Western version of Giovanni. They tend to use Necromancy and speak with the dead and try to control them. They are well aware the most of the Laibon society hates them and work on their goal of Necromancy and the Underworld.
Nkulu Zao - They are similiar to Salubri, except they have discovered that Golconda does not exist and believe that the curse of Cain is preferrable to damnation. They are called Soul Suckers. Many have lost their third eye, although some have them.
Ventrue- Mainly the Ventrue visit there and may decide to bestow the curse of Caine to an African they see fit to be progressive. They are basically immigrated from Western kindred society.