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'''Description:''' A Ravnos with Fatuus Mastery has no restriction
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on how often she may use the first three levels (Ignis Fatuus, Fata Morgana, and Apparition) and can maintain or control illusions with minimal concentration
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or fatigue. Kindred who rely on the high cost of Chimerstry to limit a vampire’s ability to use illusions are in for a very rude surprise when they encounter a Cainite
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with this power.
  
'''System:'''
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'''System:''' Fatuus Mastery negates the Willpower and
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blood cost for using the first three levels of Chimerstry.
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In addition, the Kindred may direct movement for a
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number of illusions equal to his Intelligence without
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intense concentration. Furthermore, the character can
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maintain the illusion as long as it remains within his
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Willpower rating in miles (or about one and a half
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times that in kilometers), although he may not make
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it react to events around it if he has no way to perceive
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those events.

Latest revision as of 11:19, 10 January 2017

Chimerstry - V20

Description: A Ravnos with Fatuus Mastery has no restriction on how often she may use the first three levels (Ignis Fatuus, Fata Morgana, and Apparition) and can maintain or control illusions with minimal concentration or fatigue. Kindred who rely on the high cost of Chimerstry to limit a vampire’s ability to use illusions are in for a very rude surprise when they encounter a Cainite with this power.

System: Fatuus Mastery negates the Willpower and blood cost for using the first three levels of Chimerstry. In addition, the Kindred may direct movement for a number of illusions equal to his Intelligence without intense concentration. Furthermore, the character can maintain the illusion as long as it remains within his Willpower rating in miles (or about one and a half times that in kilometers), although he may not make it react to events around it if he has no way to perceive those events.