Since diablerie is only visible in aura via the use of Auspex you can foreshadow the crime, the diablerie, by having your character killing vampires with the discipline off-camera to preemptively cover his crime. But there is another way you could take it. Would being an 11 year old (when he was Embraced) Tremere be better? (to avoid the Child Flaw which are only applicable to 5-10 yr olds ) )Īs the captain said the merits 'Hidden Diablerie' (pg 79 of the Camy book) and 'Sanctity' (pg 95 of the Sabbat) would achieve your desired air of innocence much more than the 'Child' flaw. Due to the fact that appearing as a kid is somewhat an 'easy escape' when you're busted since you can cry and all, and looking innocent at first impression will be a fatal flaw for my opponents to make.

My classmate suggested that instead of being a 19-year old, I should be a kid when I'm Embraced. So I'm thinking about everything at school when I read about the Child, and the Short Flaw. I plan my Tremere to be an antagonist, but I'm not sue if it'll work. I'm thinking of committing Diablerie but I'm really wondering how I could escape from the Elders without hiding from them.

I'm closer to my Clan's Elders than the Prince himself, but I'll make my Tremere tasked of going with the coterie (so he'll learn with them, but plot-wise, he has a secret mission). So I'm thinking of a 19-year old (when he was Embraced) Tremere (that uses guns). I think if I make a direct PC that has the longest connection to the story, he could provide 'sentence-long' explanations.) Since I'll be storyteller, I think it could really help if I create my own character that could provide in-game tips and help to the other PCs (as their guide and fellow member of the coterie), since it'll be tedious if I always place NPCs on random locations to speak out 'random tips' (and it will be repetitive.

Vampire the masquerade diablerie