The Clans

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Brujah: Fighters against the system, rebels against injustice, petty criminals, raging rabble, activists, agents of change, warrior philosophers fallen from grace. Celerity, Potence, Presence.

Gangrel: The clan closest to their inner Beast, from feral soldiers to folkloric travelers and free spirits, from inhabitants of the urban jungle to boardroom sharks. Animalism, Fortitude, Protean.

Malkavian: Seers and jesters affected by supernatural madness, psychological masters, concealing and revealing truth and themselves. Auspex, Dominate, Obfuscate.

Nosferatu: Permanently afflicted by supernatural hideousness, they hide in the dark as gatherers of secrets, information procurers, hackers, elusive enforcers, often with a connection to rats and outcasts. Animalism, Obfuscate, Potence.

Toreador: Seekers of emotion, romance, cruelty, beauty… anything that can remind them of lost humanity and sentiment. Artists, divas, social butterflies, appraisers and lovers of beauty. Auspex, Celerity, Presence.

Tremere: Scholars and counsellors of the occult; heavily hit by the Second Inquisition, the warlocks guard their secrets of sorcery, hoarding and searching for knowledge. Auspex, Dominate, Blood Sorcery.

Ventrue: Vampiric aristocracy, guardians of the Traditions and a pillar of the Camarilla, businessmen and politicians, sometimes archaic traditionalists, sometimes true entrepreneurs. Dominate, Fortitude, Presence.

Caitiff: Clanless and curse-less, the only trait that the Caitiff share is not having inherited the bane of the other Cainites and finding themselves outcast by kindred belonging to any true lineage. Any disciplines possible, though some disciplines require strong background justification as described below in Disciplines.

Thin-blooded: With the thickness of vitae dwindling, the Duskborn are too far removed from Caine to share his curse or reap the full benefits of vampirism. Thrust into the world of the night and disliked by Full-bloods, they must survive it by finding a way in or a way out.

Lasombra: Winners at life, religious figures, manipulative shadow masters, social climbers, ruthless fighters, once a pillar of the Sabbat, they’ve now begun defecting to the ranks of the Camarilla. Dominate, Oblivion, Potence.

The Ministry of Set: The rebranded Followers of Set, refused admission by the Camarilla and welcomed among Anarchs. Both liars and liberators, seekers of freedom from chains through pain or pleasure and any other means, occult cultists and preachers, standing between refusal of social norms and true depravity. Protean, Obfuscate, Presence.

Banu Haqim: Judges of transgression, intellectuals and lawyers, assassins and blood sorcerers; once known as Assamites, the Children of Haqim have recently joined the ranks of the Camarilla. Blood Sorcery, Celerity, Obfuscate.

Hecata: Necromancers, Graverobbers, Lazarenes. The Hecata are as much a Family as they are a Clan; the only true Independents in these nights, the separate Clans of Death including the Giovanni, Cappadocians, Samedi and others have now united as the Hecata. For them, the Family is everything; and if you are not one of them, you will never know how deep the Blood runs. Auspex, Fortitude, Oblivion.

Ravnos: A nomadic clan of masters of misdirections, these rogues prefer to not bare fangs for something they can obtain with subtler methods. Animalism, Obfuscate, Presence.

Salubri: Few exist in these modern nights, unlike other clans they are not embraced upon whim and instead are carefully chosen by their sire to complete a task through their inquisitive nature, nigh-pious with the tenacity to survive through difficulties. Auspex, Dominate, Fortitude.

Tzimisce: The Dragons of kindred, this clan embraces to own. They do not care if their charges live strongly, but aim simply to control. Those who are loyal to the Tzimisce are so more out of fear than love. Animalism, Dominate, Protean.

Sea of Time

Fledgling

Neonate

Ancillae

Attributes

Physical Attributes

Social Attributes

Composure: Control of your emotional state, unflappable demeanor and calmness, ability to put others at ease.

Mental Attributes

Resolve: Mental determination and fortitude, ability to focus on a task, concentrate, and persevere through challenges and obstacles.

Skills

Physical Skills

Social Skills

Mental Skills

Disciplines

Predator Types

Check the Homebrew for information on what the allowed Predator Type rolls are.
Please make sure to have a decent dice pool for hunting rolls; we suggest 6 dice minimum in your primary pool. The lowest hunting difficulty is 3, and difficulties may go up due to breaches. Check out this link for our hunting roll homebrew.

Alleycat: You feed by force in outright attacks or by threat, intimidating your victims to cower in a corner. Add a specialty: Intimidation (Stickups) or Brawl (Grappling), gain one dot of Celerity or Potence, lose one dot of Humanity, gain three dots of Criminal Contacts (•••) among your Advantages.

Bagger: You obtain preserved, fractionated, or dead blood via more or less savory means, instead of hunting the living. Ventrue cannot not pick this type. Add a speciality: Larceny (Lock Picking) or Streetwise (Black Market), gain one dot of Blood Sorcery (Tremere and Banu Haqim only), Oblivion (Hecata and Lasombra only), or Obfuscate, gain the Feeding Merit: Iron Gullet (•••), Gain the Enemy Flaw (••).

Blood Leech: You feed on vampire vitae rather than from mortals. This is not kindly looked upon by kindred society. Add a specialty: Brawl (Kindred) or Stealth (Against Kindred), gain one dot of Celerity or Protean, lose one dot of Humanity, increase Blood Potency by one, gain the Dark Secret Flaw: Diablerist (••), or the Shunned Flaw (••), gain the Feeding Flaw: (••) Prey Exclusion (Mortals).

Cleaver: Your mortal family or close friends are your source of blood, taken covertly from them. Add a specialty: Persuasion (Gaslighting) or Subterfuge (Coverups), gain one dot of Dominate or Animalism, gain the Dark Secret Flaw: Cleaver (•), gain two dots in the Herd Advantage (••).

Consensualist: You take blood with the consent of the vessel, either passing it as kink, illness, using any other excuse, or outright breaching the Masquerade. Add a specialty: Medicine (Phlebotomy) or Persuasion (Vessels), gain one dot of Auspex or Fortitude, gain one dot of Humanity, gain the Dark Secret Flaw: Masquerade Breacher (•), gain the Feeding Flaw: (•) Prey Exclusion (Nonconsenting).

Farmer: Animals are your chosen source of blood. Ventrue cannot not pick this type, nor those with Blood Potency 3 or higher. Add a specialty: Animal Ken (Specific Animal) or Survival (Hunting), gain one dot of Animalism or Protean, gain one dot of Humanity, gain the Feeding Flaw: (••) Farmer.

Osiris: You feed from your cult followers, your church congregation, your fans, or any other group who is devoted to you and whom you can sway. Add a specialty: Occult (Specific Tradition) or Performance (Specific Entertainment Field), gain one dot of Blood Sorcery (Tremere or Banu Haqim only) or Presence, spend three dots between the Fame and Herd Backgrounds (you may put all three dots in either), spend two dots between the Enemies and Mythic Flaws (you may put both dots in either).

Sandman: You take blood from sleeping mortals, either by breaking into homes or targeting hospitals or the homeless. Add a specialty: Medicine (Anesthetics) or Stealth (Break-in), gain one dot of Auspex or Obfuscate, gain one dot of Resources (•).

Scene Queen: Subcultures, exclusive groups, and specific fields of influence where you enjoy status and influence are where you find your victims. Add a specialty: Etiquette (Specific Scene), or in Leadership (Specific Scene), or in Streetwise (Specific Scene), gain one dot of Dominate or Potence, gain the Fame Advantage (•), gain the Contact Advantage (•), gain either the Influence Flaw: Disliked (•) (outside your subculture) or the Feeding Flaw: Prey Exclusion (•) (a different subculture from yours).

Siren: You take blood by employing techniques of seduction and/or under the pretense of sexual encounters. (Add a specialty: Persuasion (Seduction) or Subterfuge (Seduction), gain one dot of Fortitude or Presence, gain the Looks Merit: Beautiful (••), Gain the Enemy Flaw: (•) A spurned lover or jealous partner.

Extortionist: You enjoy forcing your victims to bleed for you. Allegedly you also acquire blood in exchange for services, such as security and surveillance. It is done as many times as needed to make the deal feel solid to both parties, but sometimes it’s only engineered in order to get what you want. (Add a speciality: Intimidation (Coercion) or Larceny (Security), gain one dot of Dominate or Potence, Spend three dots between the Contacts and Resources backgrounds, gain the Enemy Flaw: (••) The Police or a Victim who escaped your extortion and wants revenge.

Graverobber: Acquiring fresh corpses to feed from, but they also feed from mourners in cemeteries and sad, frightened visitors in hospitals as well as patients. Melancholic Resonance is their preference compared to any other humor. This PT will normally require the kindred to hold a haven inside of or with connections to a church, hospital or morgue. (Add as speciality: Occult (Grave Rituals) or Medicine (Cadavers), gain one dot in Fortitude or Oblivion (Hecata or Lasombra only), Gain the Feeding Merit (•••) Iron Gullet, Gain Haven Advantage (•), Gain Herd Flaw: (••) Obvious Predator (Your cold nature makes you act in a deeply unsettling manner.))

Grim Reaper: Hunting inside hospice care facilities, assisted living homes, and other places where those who are near death reside. Grim Reapers are constantly on the move in an effort to locate new victims near the end of their lives to feed from. (Add a specialty: Awareness (Death) or Larceny(Forgery), gain one dot of Auspex or Oblivion, gain one dot of Allies or Influence associated with the medical community, gain one dot of Humanity, gain the Feeding Flaw: (•) Prey Exclusion (Healthy Mortals).

Montero: Montero carry on a tradition held by aristocratic Spaniards where they hunted deer and used teams to drive them into the huntsman. Retainers drive the victims towards the vampire for them to feed. This is not always done in the traditional style but in the forms of long cons, flash mobs, or gang pursuits. (Add a speciality: Leadership (Hunting Pack) or Stealth (Stakeout), gain one dot of Dominate or Obfuscate, gain two dots of Retainers, lose one dot of Humanity.

Pursuer: For those who prefer to stalk their victim, learning their habits and routines, determining if they will cause an outcry if they disappear or not. The Pursuer strikes when the time is right and when hunger is at a perfect balance. (Add as speciality: Investigation (Profiling) or Stealth (Shadowing), gain one dot of Animalism or Auspex, gain the Merit: • Bloodhound, Gain one dot of Contacts from the morally inflexible inhabitants where the vampire primarily hunts, lose one dot of Humanity.

Trapdoor: Much like the spider, this vampire builds a nest and lures their prey inside. Be it an amusement park, an abandoned house, or an underground club, the victim comes to them. There the trapdoor might only play with their mind and terrorize them, imprison them to drain them slowly, or take a deep drink and then send them home. (Add a speciality: Persuasion (Marketing) or Stealth (Ambushes or Traps), gain one dot of Protean or Obfuscate, gain one dot of Haven, gain one dot of either Retainers or Herd or a second Haven dot, gaine one Haven Flaw either (•) Creepy or (•) Haunted.

Advantages

Banned/Homebrew Merits/Flaws

Banned

• High Functioning Addict – Banned.
• Stake Bait – Banned.
• Resources 5 – Banned.
• Mawla 4+ – Or any mawla who holds a political position are banned, unless given by a specific Loresheet or campaign reward.
• Fame 5 – Banned.
• Kindred Fame 3+ – Banned. Kindred Fame 1-2 must be earned in game.
• Influence 4+ – Banned.
• Status – Cannot be bought at Character Creation when specific to the city of Seattle and its factions; it must be earned in-game. You can take Clan Status at CC. Clan status above 3 is banned; Faction status has been homebrewed.
• Organovore – Banned on first characters. The flaw itself is not banned overall; however, when submitting a character with this flaw we will expect proper justifications on the sheet for how the character survives and feeds as an Organovore, or it will not be approved.

Homebrew Advantages

Flaw: (•) Suspected Blankbody: You are being watched closely by the Second Inquisition. They suspect something is going on, but they haven’t flagged you as a blankbody — yet.  Unlike ‘Known Blankbody,’ this Flaw can eventually be cleared by erasing any sort of evidence and/or with good behavior that proves that you are, indeed, human, and not a blood-drinking threat. (If taken at CC, it will be replaced with another flaw later on, should this flaw be cleared. Not recommended at CC.)

Studio (Haven Merit): Your haven has a performance practice space or a workshop or studio equipped with workbenches, easels, quality tools, and/or other art supplies, etc. Each dot of this Merit adds one to the dice pool for rolls related to one Craft or Performance specialty. Small havens limit this Merit to a maximum of one dot.

Baneful Blood (homebrewed effect and clarification): This Flaw is only available for the original Bane of the listed Clans, plus Clan Tzimisce. Tzimisce Ghouls have the same charge as their Domitor. 

Disliked/Despised (homebrewed effect): Choose a social group with reasonable representation (such as Law Enforcement or Business Owners). Your character suffers -1 to Social rolls with that group if Disliked, -2 if Despised. Members of that group may also cause complications for your character as a result of Messy Crits. When this Flaw is taken for the Scene Queen Predator Type, the group must make sense as one that opposes the character’s Scene in some way. 

Haunted (Haven Flaw, homebrewed effect): Possible total daily Willpower regeneration is now reduced by 1 as the supernatural interference of the ghostly presence causes less restful sleep. (Example: Character’s Resolve is 4; normally, they can regain up to 4 WP a night. Now, they can regain up to 3 WP when daysleeping in their haven. If they use less than 4 WP, they regain as usual.) Ghost-themed consequences will also be added to the possible outcomes for messy crits, bestial fails, and total fails on rolls conducted inside the haven. Keep in mind that this Flaw and Creepy affect anywhere the character sleeps, including coterie havens.

Obvious Predator (ruling): Characters with this Flaw cannot take Looks Merits in addition to its listed effects.

When Filling these merits/Flaws in…

There is information that the ST will need from you in order to make the most of the story. Below are merits and flaws that will require you to give us more information on your sheet. Please fill these in either next to the merit in brackets or within the notes section, and keep each only a few words or a sentence long.

• Linguistics (Language) Note: Characters always know English. If the character comes from an area where they have learned another language from birth, they gain this second language without dots in Linguistics. If this is the case please mark this down without the dot filled in within merits.
• The look flaws shouldn’t be used to solely describe disabilities, conditions, scars/scarring or other very real and human traits due to its ableist and rather offensive nature to those who may have those features, let alone as a shortcut for an evil character. Instead it’s a more supernatural vibe, although not necessarily a breach.
• Substance Abuse Flaws (What is the substance?) Note: this must be picked from the tainted blood table at pg. 310 of the Corebook.
• Living in the Past (What’s the dated ideology?) Note: this should relate directly to one of the character’s Convictions.
• Prey Exclusion (What group?) Note: Children are already banned in play and are therefore not an acceptable prey exclusion.
• Folkloric Block/Bane (What block/bane is it?)
• Allies/Enemies (Who are they?) Note: please break down their Effectiveness and Reliability.
• Contact (Who are they and what do they get?)
• Fame (In what?) Note; this is a dangerous merit, the more famous you are the more memorable you are, especially to the SI. Levels 3+ become quite dangerous.
• Infamy (With what and who?)
• Dark Secret (Why?) Note; Ex-Sabbat is not a qualifying dark secret given v5 lore and former Sabbat joining the Camarilla.
• Influence Merits and Flaws (With whom? For what?)
• Haven (What is it? The size and security is based off the dot amounts described.)
  • Laboratory (Must be based off an existing Science or Technology skill spec on the sheet; or for Thin-blood Alchemy.)
  • Library (Must be a specific type, related to an existing Academics, Investigation, or Occult skill spec on the sheet.)
  • Location (What does it do? Talk with the ST in regards to this one during approval.)
  • Security (+dot amount to Awareness or Security, pick one.)
  • Surgery (Must relate to an existing Medicine spec.)
  • Warding (Must come from BS rituals, based off used rituals.)
• Herd (Who are they? Depending on dots you need to pick the resonance.)
• Mask (What’s the name of the false ID?)
• Mawla/Adversary (Who are they? Name and brief description.)
• Resources (From what? Job, etc?)
• Retainers/Stalkers/Enemy (Who are they? Why?)
• Status (How did they earn it?) Note: at creation, positive Status may only be taken for Clans or other kindred groups, not Factions. Negative status may also be taken for Factions.

Chronicle Tenets

Touchstones and Convictions

Blood Potency

Clan Banes

Banu Haqim: If the Haquimite feeds on one slake’s worth of Kindred blood (whether Hunger is decreased or not) you must roll for Hunger Frenzy. If failed they will do everything in their bestial power to slake to Hunger 1 on Kindred Blood. Upon reaching Hunger 1 (or if the feeding takes place at Hunger 1) they will immediately detach from the vampire if applicable and do everything in their power to slake their hunger to 0 (aka fully draining and killing) a human. Roll hunger frenzy at difficulty 2 + Bane Severity. (Homebrewed bane)

Brujah: The Brujah Blood simmers with passion and rage, ready to explode at the slightest provocation. Subtract dice equal to the Bane Severity of the Brujah from any roll to resist fury frenzy. This cannot take the pool below one die.

Gangrel: In frenzy, Gangrel gain one or more animal features: a physical trait, a smell, or a behavioral tic, and these features last for one more night afterward. Each feature reduces one Attribute by 1 point, and if nothing immediately occurs to you the feature reduces Intelligence or Manipulation. The number of features a Gangrel manifests equals their Bane Severity. If the Gangrel Rides the Wave of their frenzy (p. 219 core) you can choose only one feature to manifest, thus taking only one Attribute penalty.

Malkavian: When the Malkavian suffers a Bestial Failure or a Compulsion, their curse comes to the fore and they may experience delusions, visions or something completely different.; they suffer a penalty equal to their Bane Severity to one category of dice pools (Physical, Social, or Mental) for the entire scene, in addition to any penalties incurred by Compulsions. During character creation, think about how this affliction manifests in your character. At its core the Malkavian Bane is entirely supernatural, and not a human mental illness; it might appear to be one, but it is something different entirely that the children of Malkav experience. Please tell us how it manifests and which pool it effects.

Nosferatu: All Nosferatu appear hideous and grotesque, and count as having the Repulsive Flaw (-2). They can never increase their rating in the Looks Merit. If they attempt to disguise themselves as non-deformed they have a penalty to their dice pool equal to their Bane Severity (this includes the Obfuscate powers Mask of a Thousand Faces and Impostor’s Guise). Despite their gruesome appearance most Nosferatu do not breach the Masquerade by just being seen. They are perceived by mortals to be vile and often terrifying, but not always supernaturally so.

Toreador: The Toreador suffer in the absence of beauty. In an environment less than beautiful according to their aesthetic, they suffer a penalty to Discipline rolls equal to their Bane Severity. If a Toreador suffers a Bestial Failure, they often lose themselves in a rapt trance, spent obsessive over anything they find particularly beautiful, as detailed in the Compulsion rules (p. 208).

In their bane box or in your note section please define…
Aesthetic: (General Description)
Beauty: (What they find beautiful)
Dislikes (What they hate/triggers bane)

Tremere: After the destruction of the Chantry of Vienna and all the rituals within, Tremere have lost the ability to Blood Bond other kindred, though they can still themselves be Bound by vampires of other clans. They are still able to bind mortals and ghouls, though the target must drink the Tremere’s corrupted vitae an additional number of times equal to Bane Severity for the bond to actually form.

Caitiff: Caitiff do not have a bane connecting them to the antediluvians — a birth gone wrong, or so they are seen by the other clans. Mistrusted Caitiff characters begin with the Suspect (•) Flaw and can’t purchase positive Status during character creation. It’s also possible for the storyteller to impose a one or two dice penalty on social tests with other kindred even if they acquired Status. Leveling all disciplines for Caitiff costs level x 6.

Lasombra: Their reflections don’t show up properly, nor do their images in cameras or other recording devices (including microphones), although the distortion is no guarantee of not being recognized. Technology can range from glitchy to unresponsive in their hands, and depending on the bane severity, act in weird ways. As such, the Lasombra must pass a test of Technology skill at Difficulty of 2 plus the bane severity to use modern tech, which pushes many Magisters to have assistants to deal with that side of modernity. It’s also harder to avoid detection systems made for vampires, and they suffer a penalty to it equal to their bane severity during those rolls.

Here is the additional information regarding their bane.

Thin-blooded: No Bane unless the Clan Curse flaw is taken.

Hecata: When drinking directly from a victim via a bite, Hecata may only take harmful drinks which result in blood loss. Unwilling mortals who are not restrained will make the attempt to escape and even those coerced or willing to be bitten and fed from must succeed in a Stamina + Resolve against a difficulty of Bane severity + 2 in order to not recoil. Vampires that are willingly victims of the Hecata must make a frenzy test against a difficulty of 3 in order to not terror frenzy from the bite itself.

Salubri: When a non-Salubri drinks one slake worth of Salubri vitae (whether Hunger is decreased or not), they must make a hunger frenzy test at a difficulty of 2+the Salubri’s bane severity (3+ for Banu Haqim). If the test is failed, they will continue to feed until they are forced off. If they are unable to feed on the Salubri and fail the roll they will immediately do everything in their power to slake their hunger on a human; if they are at Hunger 1 when the test is failed, they will slake to 0 (aka fully draining and killing the human).

Additionally, the third eye is always present on them. They may mask in with clothes or wraps, but it can never be hidden supernaturally and upon activation of a discipline the third eye weeps vitae, its intensity correlating to the level of the Discipline being used. The blood can trigger a hunger frenzy of those nearby with a level of Hunger 4+. (Homebrewed bane)

Clan Banes Variants refer here for any Homebrew/Rulings

Banu Haqim: The Blood of the Banu Haqim is toxic to mortals, but not to other vampires. Due to this mortals receive Aggravated Damage equal to the Bane Severity of the vampire for each Rouse Check’s worth of Blood consumed. Their Blood cannot be used to heal mortal injuries. In amounts below the amount needed to Blood Bond, it does not harm them, even if directly injected into them.

Brujah: When a messy critical occurs as the result of any Skill test, a Brujah vampire causes damage to the subject of their interaction equal to their Bane Severity, in addition to any other result of the Hunger dice. The type of damage is dependent on the situation either physical or mental. The damage is Aggravated unless the player spends a point of Willpower to turn it into Superficial.

Gangrel: Unleash the animal hidden in their Blood. This urges the Gangrel to regress into an animalistic state where speech becomes difficult, clothes become too constrictive and arguments and best settled with claws and teeth. For one scene the Gangrel suffers a -3 dice penalty to all rolls involving Manipulation and Intelligence as they are only able to speak one word sentences during this Compulsion.

Malkavian: Using Discipline powers within close proximity of mortals scares them and any social interactions other than Intimidation suffer a dice penalty equal to their Bane Severity. This is not Masquerade-breaking, but the dislike remains for the duration of one scene. Other vampires subject to this recognize the Malkavian as a vampire but suffer no penalty.

Nosferatu: The Haven of a Nosferatu is always infested with vermin, any attempt to do something that requires concentration takes a two plus Bane Severity penalty, as well as the same penalty to social tests at ST discretion. Additionally, when a Nosferatu spends a scene at an enclosed location, the vermin appears and causes the same penalty though reduced to equal only the Bane Severity. Any attempt to control these vermin with Animalism is done at a penalty equal to Bane Severity.

Toreador: Whenever their feeding causes Aggravated damage to a mortal, the vampire suffers the same damage in return but cannot receive more than their Bane Severity. This damage is generally Aggravated. The damage itself is reflected as vivid bruising wherever they bit their victim as internal bleeding takes place.

Tremere: When performing a Blood Surge they need to make Rouse Checks equal to their Bane Severity. If these Rouse Checks increase their Hunger to 5 or higher, they can choose whether to back off their Blood Surge or perform it to then hit Hunger 5 afterward immediately.

Lasombra: Whenever making a Remorse test remove a number of dice equal to the Bane Severity. The dice pool cannot be reduced below 1.

The Ministry: They can only use Blush of Life if they have recently fed from a living vessel in the same scene or up to roughly an hour ago, Storytellers discretion. When they do so, it requires a number of Rouse Checks equal to their Bane Severity rather than just one.

Ravnos: The Ravnos vitae thrives on secrecy, illusion, and misdirection. When their secrets are exposed, so too are their vulnerabilities. Whenever anyone learns a secret kept by the Ravnos, they gain power over them; this secret could be as minor as a cherished hobby they find embarrassing enough to hide or as dangerous as the identity of one of their Touchstones, and anything in between. The secret must be relevant to their current life, and insignificant or outdated secrets, such as the name of an Ancilla’s childhood pet, a mask from lifetimes ago, or a long-forgotten favorite ice cream flavor, do not apply. If the Ravnos is confronted to their face with evidence or knowledge of the discovered secret, they suffer a penalty equal to their bane severity to resist supernatural powers used by their secret-wielding opponent, while the opponent receives an equal bonus to resisting the Ravnos’ Discipline powers for the remainder of the session. Any given secret can only be used against the Ravnos by the same individual three times before the impact is lost; of course, depending on the nature of the secret, those who know it may be able to cause trouble for the Ravnos in other ways.

Tzimisce: If they wish to enter a place of residence uninvited they must spend Willpower equal to their Bane Severity, this penalty also applies to their Discipline pools while they are there. The invitation inside can only be made by someone who lives there and this does not occur in uninhabited homes or public places. Tzimisce with this Bane cannot take the uninvited Folkloric Block.

Salubri: Whenever their Hunger is below three, the Salubri suffer a penalty equal to their Bane Severity to any Discipline dice pools. The bleeding third eye still remains.