Intravenous Mageblood Intravenous Mageblood Belt Skin Magic Utility Flasks enabled by Mageblood drain directly into your bloodstream. Mages: Experience something like the Mage Sight — and become vulnerable to supernal entities whose attentions you suffer.

Personally, I have a very strong dislike of the concept of "drinking supernatural blood is bad for you! greatly improves the effects without the downside; indeed, these two modifiers are a significant part of the power that Mageblood can provide.The Leftmost (2–4) Magic Utility Flasks constantly apply their Flask Effects to you modifier causes the effect of Magic Utility Flasks to constantly apply to the character, including suffixes that provide effects during Flask Effect. Prometheans: might infuse the vampire with a bit of the humor associated with the promethean's Lineage, leading to mood swings. end-note: In their reviews, Justin Landon and Fantasy Book Critic both wrote about the problem of the people being so similar even though the two continents have been separate for centuries – a form of cognitive dissonance.

Werewolves: Drinking the blood of a half-flesh, half-spirit hunter of men is a great way to find yourself unconsciously obeying strange folkloric taboos — much like those followed by the strix. Those drawbacks come from not being acclimatized to their unusual vitae, but with the Merit those side effects go away.Sin-Eaters: their blood is fused with lots of Plasm, which might let vampires heal wounds faster at the cost of Ghost vision that can't be turned off for a while. Mummies: Natural animals can sense the uncleanliness of a mummy's remains and reflexively vomit it up if they inadvertantly consume it, but I doubt the Kindred would be deterred. Magic Utility Flasks cannot be Used prevents the player from activating Magic Utility Flasks equipped on their character. Vitae per "point" worth of blood taken and imposed a -2 penalty to resist Frenzy for a number of nights equal to twice the number of blood points (not Vitae) taken. He can even lend different effects depending on particular details about the individual victim and the individual vampire.

This thought never occurred to me as I was reading perhaps because I’m not nearly as jaded, so I suppose it really depends what you’re hunting for. Might do very weird things to the vampire's body if the blood is taken while the Beast is using an Atavism. Fixed a bug where Mageblood could sometimes fail to apply flask effects to you, for example, when swapping out an equipped flask for another. It permanently enables a number of your utility flasks, providing their benefits constantly with no work required on your part. If the vampire keeps getting in the way of Pilgrimages, the Divine Fire might even send Qashmallim to manipulate events so that said vampire Embraces someone.It seemed to me upon reading the definitions that they were used correctly, but then again I’m no expert in any of said cultures.