| Char Creation Subnotes |
| **Sub Note on Thaumaturgy: Thaumaturgy can not be bought by Non Tremere Not even Caitiff, as Thaumaturgy takes keen study to acquire, it is not innate.(Unless it is Listed in Blood Magick as an Alternate Path i.e. Setite Sorcery, Koldunic Sorcery, or Assamite Sorcery) All Tremere must list all Paths and Rituals they know on their Sheets. Secondary Paths May never be higher than the Primary Path, and Your Ritual Rating must never exceed the Rating of your Primary Path. It is sometimes Possible for a Tremere to create their own ritual, but this takes alot of time and heavy r/p, but if it is your desire to do so, every ritual must be passed by the Tremere ST.** **Sub Note on Necromancy: Necromancy can not be bought by Non Giovanni (Or Samedi) Characters, not even Caitiff, as Necromancy takes keel study to acuire, it is not innate. All Necromancy Paths and rituals the Char has bought must be listed on the Sheet. You must choose the Primary Path of Study, your Secondary paths may never exceed your Primary paths, nor should your ritual Level exceed the level of your Primary Path. It is sometimes Possible for a Necromancer to create their own ritual, but this takes alot of time and heavy r/p, but if it is your desire to do so, every ritual must be passed by the Head ST.** **Sub Note on Chimerstry: Chimerstry is bequeathed to the Ravnos by their closeness to Fae Society, it is a gift of blood other clans who are entrapped by Mundane reality CANNOT Learn, no matter how hard they try. Even with a sip of Ravnos blood their systems reject the power as their eyes are blind to what lies behind the Dreaming.** **Learning Clan Specific Disciplines: You must drink 1 bp to acquaint your blood with the Propensity to learn the Discipline. Upon acquiring the first level, you must then drink another point of the Teacher's blood to learn the second, and so on and so forth. A Character learning Clan Specific Disciplines may never teach himself that discipline no matter what level he may acquire. And he may never teach another because his blood does not carry the propensity to learn it as does the clan he supped from.** |