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What are the potential side effects on a Kindred from drinking fae blood?
Well, it largely depends on which version you are looking at. The two true definitions of powers are at Dark Ages: Fae (so, supposedly, it is for Vampire antagonists to benefit, not Vampire PCs) and ...
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Fighting off the Nightmare
It's really hard. So far I found:
House Liam
If you meet someone from House Liam and can make him lay hands upon you, they can - for the price of a Glamour - remove a point of Nightmare with their ...
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What are the potential side effects on a Kindred from drinking fae blood?
The old version of Vampire: Dark Ages goes in more detail. The 1996 edition (I believe it is first edition) in page 259 explains the Fae through vampire eyes. And page 262 explains what happens when a ...
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What happens when a Changeling dies in the Dreaming?
The Changeling will die, chimerically and physically
Based on the second edition of Changeling: the Dreaming, this is pretty clear: in the Dreaming, everything chimerical counts as Wyrd, i.e. made ...
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Is siring a Maeghar allowed?
I know of no specific citations dealing with any blanket permission/forbiddance of such a thing. So as a direct, simple answer to your question, I believe that it is "allowed" by virtue of not being ...
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Can the Prodigals see Chimerae?
Based on my understanding of CtD:
Chimerae, whether objects or creatures, mirror the rules associated with Changelings. While I am currently unable to provide any hard and fast citations, I would ...
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Spying Animal Kithain in Animal Form
The best guidance I could find might actually be hidden in earlier editions of Changeling:
Immortal Eyes: The Toybox 1 tells that a roll of Wits + Kenning with difficulty 6 could detect a Selkie in ...
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How can I maximize the value of Appearance for a sidhe?
And now you know why it's free.
In Second Edition Changeling, as with many of the older World of Darkness titles, the use of Appearance is irregular and not well codified. The primary benefit is as a ...
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What's an appropriate banality rating for the Fallen?
I've been trying to stat NPCs for a demon game I'm running. It seems to me that a demon's banality should be their torment score. Torment reflects madness and hatred but also a losing of the angelic,...
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Are there any canon ways for supernatural beings to "enchant" themselves?
Mage
In Mage, the book of Worlds covers this: Awakaned calls the Dreaming Maya, and it is categorized as a Zone. You can see it with Spirit 1/Mind 1. You can travel it with Mind 3. The rules state ...
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How are enchanted more vulnerable to cantrips?
Being enchanted means you (likely) have lower banality
Being highly banal means for many charms, that you are either harder to affect to being outright immune if you are so banal that being around you ...
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Into the Deep Dreaming!
The Augmen, from Dreams and Nightmares for second edition
As far as I can tell the only source for Deep Dreaming modifications to Birthrights and Frailties is Dreams & Nightmares for the second ...
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