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Lwod Char. Creation
LIVING WOD Bana emmeyi anlat, emip geçmeyi anlat...

Specialties Specialties for attributes are not allowed. Some ability specialties are available.
List of available specialties (Ability) Talent: Expression Skill: Craft, Larceny, Performance. Knowledges: Academics, Medicine, Occult, Science, Technology.

Character Creation
Attributes: 7/5/3
Abilities: 13/9/5
Disciplines: 3
Virtues: 7 (+3 with first dots)
Backgrounds: 5
Willpower: Courage Rating
Humanity/Path: Conscience/Conviction+Instinct/Self-Control Ratings
Merits: Available for purchase via Freebie Points
Flaws: Limited with 4 Flaws.
Freebie: 15 points (Starting Character)
Willpower Limit: None
Path/Humanity Limit: None
Background Limit: 5 (Generally 5, for some Background Types the limitation can be lower. For Specific Info, see "Available Background List")

Available Clan List

1. Assamite (+ Antitribu)
2. Brujah (+ Antitribu)
3. Gangrel (+ Antitribu)
4. Giovanni *
5. Lasombra (+ Antitribu)
6. Malkavian ** (+ Antitribu)
7. Nosferatu (+ Antitribu)
8. Ravnos *
9. Setite (+ Antitribu)
10. Toreador (+ Antitribu)
11. Tremere (+ Antitribu)
12. Tzimisce *
13. Ventrue (+ Antitribu)
14. Caitiff :( (+ Pander)
*No Antitribu options allowed for Giovanni, Ravnos and Tzimisce ( Fiends in Camarilla? Fuck this shit!)
**Malkavians in Camarilla can train Dominate instead of Dementation due to "NSFW" conditions.

Purchasing Extra Discipline List
Available without Specific Background Reference
1. Animalism
2. Auspex
3. Celerity
4. Dominate
5. Fortitude
6. Obfuscate
7. Potence
8. Presence

Available with Specific Background Reference
1. Chimerstry
2. Dementation
3. Necromancy
4. Obtenebration
5. Protean
6. Quietus
7. Serpentis
8. Thaumaturgy
9. Vicissitude

Bloodline Disciplines are not allowed through any occasion.
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