Getting rid of some Requiem drafts
These are cluttering my drafts, so I am putting them here so that I can delete them from my gmail account...
Peter-Anthonius Vanderbilt
He is quiet and mysterious member of Clan Mehket, who lives up the Clan's dark and shady reputation rather well. He has never been seen at court, but it is known that he does travel from time to time.
He is an Axe Sworn, Ordo Dracul who has fulfilled the role of Kogaion for as long as anyone has known him. He is known to be part of the domain of Lord Warwick, although he is not known to be a close ally.
Not sure why I had this...
Weakness: Like all Nosferatu, Rakshasas possess an ineradicable aura of horror that penalizes dice pools based on Presence or Manipulation Attributes.
In their case, the revulsion comes in part from Demons' grotesque and inhuman appearance. Without Obfuscate, no Rakshasa can ever pass for human.
These warlike Kindred also inherit a hot temper. The 10 Again rule does not apply to Rakshasas on rolls to resist anger or hunger frenzies. Additionally, any 1's that come up on such a roll are subtracted from successes. (This latter part of the weakness does not affect dramatic- failure rules.)
Peter-Anthonius Vanderbilt
He is quiet and mysterious member of Clan Mehket, who lives up the Clan's dark and shady reputation rather well. He has never been seen at court, but it is known that he does travel from time to time.
He is an Axe Sworn, Ordo Dracul who has fulfilled the role of Kogaion for as long as anyone has known him. He is known to be part of the domain of Lord Warwick, although he is not known to be a close ally.
Not sure why I had this...
Weakness: Like all Nosferatu, Rakshasas possess an ineradicable aura of horror that penalizes dice pools based on Presence or Manipulation Attributes.
In their case, the revulsion comes in part from Demons' grotesque and inhuman appearance. Without Obfuscate, no Rakshasa can ever pass for human.
These warlike Kindred also inherit a hot temper. The 10 Again rule does not apply to Rakshasas on rolls to resist anger or hunger frenzies. Additionally, any 1's that come up on such a roll are subtracted from successes. (This latter part of the weakness does not affect dramatic- failure rules.)