The Masses

Not every vampire in the Camarilla holds a title, far from it. The vast majority of the sect tends to its own affairs. Some are ambitious and hunger for influence within the sect. These vampires watch politics closely and may spend decades, even centuries, planning their rise. Others avoid the game altogether, present themselves to each Prince when required, and then retreat to sewers or thaumaturgical laboratories.

The truth is that every vampire has eternity ahead, and would do well to find something before the crushing boredom of the years drives them mad. Active politics is only an option for some Kindred; there are not many offices to claim, and advancement is a slow, bloody process. That means Kindred must seek other interests and outlets while still observing the Traditions and preserving the Masquerade.
A Kindred's most common amusement lies in dealings with mortals, which can take many forms: artistic circles and bands, manipulation of corporations, attempts to reclaim old mortal lives by living among their former kind, or simply ways to avoid boredom.
In the end, what matters is not so much what each Kindred does, but what they do with conviction to avoid drifting into madness and eternity.