No pleasure is to be denied, no law is to restrain the kindred as long as it is for their benefit. To follow the Road of Sin means that a Cainite will put himself first and foremost. During this time, the Faithful of Via Caeli acquired nothing but disdain and began calling the Road of Desire Via Peccati, the Road of Sin, and its followers Sinners. The battle between the three philosophies ate away at Rome's foundation, and eventually became one of the reasons it fell. Soon after, the roads of Via Regalis, which had been the first Road in Rome, and Via Caeli, a new philosophy to the city, began competing with Via Desideratio for domination. Soon after, Tanitbaal-Sahar was summoned to Tyre by his sire he disappeared on the journey, his final fate unknown.

Camilla and his followers in Rome eagerly embraced the new Road, and it spread quickly from there. In Rome, Tanitbaar-Sahar found the last of the pieces of knowledges he needed to complete his treatise, 'On Hunger and Its Satisfaction', which lead to the creation of Via Desideratio, the Road of Desire. He eventually invited by Titus Venturus Camillus, the Ventrue Prince of Rome, to share his teachings. There, he spent years in seclusion, compiling what he knew into what would become the main philosophies of the Road of Sin.

The founder of Via Peccati is considered to be Tanitbaal-Sahar, an alleged Brujah who wandered for over 300 years seeking the answers to life and humanity before settling in Carthage.

The road of sin