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Drifter is referred to as an "ancient" vampire that wanders around for the fun of murdering. His backstory mentions Elders who want him dead. This means Drifter is likely not an Elder, but older. It seems pretty obvious to place him as a Methuselah, 4th or 5th. They are referred to as ancient in VtM, and often only wake up to go on bloody murder rampages.
Drifter's 4 is Animalism or Oblivion
>Surround nearby enemy heroes in darkness, severely limiting their vision of other units. Affected enemies are briefly revealed.
Ob:
>The vampire spreads a suffocating darkness across a large area, muting sound and suppressing all other senses. Those within the shroud (except the user) suffer a total blindness penalty on all actions requiring sight, and mortals suffocate.
An:
>Scent of Prey: This power allows a vampire to become aware of any mortal in an area projecting the distinct note of fear produced by prey animals having come face to face with their predator, allowing them to quickly track and silence those who would threaten their clandestine presence.
His 2 is Oblivion, it's the only straight up teleportation Discipline
>While the enemy is bleeding you can re-activate Stalker's Mark to instantly appear behind their back.
>The vampire disappears into shadow, skating across the Labyrinth to reemerge after traveling
His 3 could be regular Kindred skills, or Animalism again.
>Scent of Prey: This power allows a vampire to become aware of any mortal in an area projecting the distinct note of fear...allowing them to quickly track and silence...
Ok so his 1. He has gigantic claws for hands. It's really hard not to place this as Protean, but no clan has Oblivion and Protean. You COULD make a case for Potence.
>Lethal Body: The Kindred can cause serious aggravated physical damage to mortals, tearing skin and breaking bone.
So most likely Drifter is a 4th/5th generation Kindred who has a Gangrel bloodline, and learned some powerful Oblivion Disciplines.
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