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| + | There is one thing that elder Kindred dread even | ||
| + | more than fire or the light of the sun. This is the sin | ||
| + | known as diablerie. Among Camarilla society, diablerie is the ultimate crime; those who practice it are | ||
| + | subject to the harshest punishments imaginable. It is | ||
| + | as loathed and feared as cannibalism is among mortal | ||
| + | society. The vampires of the Sabbat are said to indulge | ||
| + | in diablerie freely, which is yet another reason why Camarilla elders hate them so. | ||
Revision as of 14:33, 5 March 2017
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There is one thing that elder Kindred dread even
more than fire or the light of the sun. This is the sin
known as diablerie. Among Camarilla society, diablerie is the ultimate crime; those who practice it are
subject to the harshest punishments imaginable. It is
as loathed and feared as cannibalism is among mortal
society. The vampires of the Sabbat are said to indulge
in diablerie freely, which is yet another reason why Camarilla elders hate them so.
