Cold, a true believer in the power and wisdom of the dark god Lord Arrakon, tried to turn the Maiden Newton Sabbat to his cause with promises of vampiric evolution and a perfect existence harking back to the times of Enoch, once the Armageddon Prophecy is fulfilled and Humanity is wiped out. However, the Temple - led at the time by Bishop Paige - was not impressed, and he was swiftly expelled, if rather violently. Not long after, the Fallen, Uriel, attempted to destroy the Cathedral of St John the Baptist - the base of operations for Cold and his Prophets - having first cursed the Cainites of the Sabbat, banning them from harming any living creature. Cold was able to break the curse, allowing the Sabbat to defeat Uriel, but seemingly this effort cost Cold his unlife. This was not, in fact, the case at all.
Cold returned to the fold a couple of months after the Uriel incident, after Sahjhan, the leader of the newly-formed Alliance against Lord Arrakon, ordered the total destruction of the Prophets. This effort, at length, brought Bishop Zy, Quentin, Rakh and Guile, of the Warriors cell, to Cold, who again attempted to convince them of his cause, but again they would not be swayed, and ultimately, after he was defeated somewhat at the hands of
This encounter created an even stranger mystery about Cold, however - one which can never now be solved. The horriffic, monstrous visage that the "Nosferatu" wore was not actually his real face, which bore no resemblance to a Nosferatu at all. But, now that he had met Final Death, the reason for this shall never be known, merely speculated.
With Cold's destruction, the Prophets have now disbanded, and left the city of Maiden Newton.
Inside Information: Indrid Cold was named after the supernatural entity in the bizarre yet brilliant film, The Mothman Prophecies. No challenge to copyright intended!