#VAMPIRE THE MASQUERADE DIABLERIE FULL#

There is no way to 'credibly accuse' someone of Diablerie. But compared to many other crimes like domain violations or non-Diablerie destructions, the social mechanics of Diablerie work a little differently.Д«ut that's the issue. Of course, the Prince can do that if they've got a good reason like pushing a valuable asset deeper into their pocket. A Prince who does not punish someone credibly accused burns a lot of social capital with people who are the most obvious Diablerie targets - the elders of the city. Also, everyone (in the Camarilla) at least publicly agrees that it's a horrible crime.

So sometimes 'no u' is a sufficient response to 'hey, this guy has black streaks in his aura!' and other times you need to leave town immediately because you are being accused by Tremere Primogen even though you've done nothing at all.While that is somewhat correct in general, Diablerie in particular seems a little different from most crimes - if the accusation is known, everyone with Auspex can check it. Always remember that Camarilla and Anarchs are not lawful societies. Just like always in vampire, who are your backers and who are your enemies is much more important than whether you actually did anything. It is probably -the- leading theory among other options but there is still no hard proof yet.Just because someone accuses you of diablerie doesn't mean you get imprisoned and executed.

#VAMPIRE THE MASQUERADE DIABLERIE FULL#

TL DR - If diablerie is indeed how we become a fully-fledged vampire then the answer to your question is almost assuredly 'only once'.ДЇirst off, the idea that we're going to have to commit diablerie to become a full vampire is just a theory. You're not allowed to diablerize other vampires unless you've been given 'permission', otherwise you risk a Blood Hunt on your head. Basically, diablerie for non-Sabbat is a rare opportunity to move up the ranks. In BL2, we are a Thin-Blood who emerged from a Mass Embrace (which is a big no-no for non-Sabbat) and the leading theory is that our Sire is going to have a Blood Hunt on their heads, allowing us to hunt them down. However, there is an exception to the rule and that is when someone gets a Blood Hunt on their head you are allowed to diablerise those because 1) it ensures the order is carried out and said individual is removed and 2) it allows weaker vampires (of which Thin-Bloods are a part of) to prove their usefulness, while also allowing them into the fold (which many desire). Vampires are power-thirsty creatures and the Elders don't like the idea of letting their younglings running amok with the idea that they can drain their superiors dry to get a leg up the competition. Camarilla actively persecutes anyone caught doing or planning the deed. Mind you, it's the most likely scenario among the alternatives but there is still no hard proof either way.ДЄlso, diablerie is considered a big taboo and highly forbidden in vampire society, Sabbat notwithstanding. First off, the theory that we're going to have to commit diablerie to become a full vampire is just that, a theory.

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