There is reportedly a small collection of buildings out in the wilderness somewhere occupied by a family that appear to be human, at first glance.
Most people are persuaded to move along. Hunters are offered power to use in the vigil, for a price. The family can “sell” hunters Endowments, specifically the Endowment of deceased Compacts & Conspiracies. And what is the price? Well, that depends on exactly what Endowment you’re buying. To clarify this we will be using the Conspiracies the Cainite Heresy, the Army of Light, the Ebony Fangs, & Llannerch Athrawon as examples with the assumption that each of them is dead.
The Cainite Heresy, the Rites of Denial: buy each of the Rites of Denial by itself. Example costs: kill a vampire/ghoul/draugr/dhampir; turn a dhampir against vampires; “free” a blood doll(s) from being used as a blood doll(s).
The Army of Light, Lumina: buy each of the Lumina separately. Example costs: kill a vampire; assist a harmless witch in their day-to-day life; actively defend the Bahá’í Faith.
The Ebony Fangs, Laws of Irkalla: buy each dot of the Laws of Irkalla by itself. Example costs: make contact with Ereshkigal; exorcise a ghost; create a ghost; bring a permanent end to a vampire, one of the Bound, a geist, a mummy, or one of the reanimated; force mortality onto an immortal.
Llannerch Athrawon, Lightweaving: buy each Lightweaving separately. Example costs: aid a Hero; impede a Hero; kill a Begotten; replace a region’s Apex.
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Okay, I think that’s gotten across the basic feel I was going for. Yes, I was loosely inspired by the Workshop featured in Bloodborne.
Most people are persuaded to move along. Hunters are offered power to use in the vigil, for a price. The family can “sell” hunters Endowments, specifically the Endowment of deceased Compacts & Conspiracies. And what is the price? Well, that depends on exactly what Endowment you’re buying. To clarify this we will be using the Conspiracies the Cainite Heresy, the Army of Light, the Ebony Fangs, & Llannerch Athrawon as examples with the assumption that each of them is dead.
The Cainite Heresy, the Rites of Denial: buy each of the Rites of Denial by itself. Example costs: kill a vampire/ghoul/draugr/dhampir; turn a dhampir against vampires; “free” a blood doll(s) from being used as a blood doll(s).
The Army of Light, Lumina: buy each of the Lumina separately. Example costs: kill a vampire; assist a harmless witch in their day-to-day life; actively defend the Bahá’í Faith.
The Ebony Fangs, Laws of Irkalla: buy each dot of the Laws of Irkalla by itself. Example costs: make contact with Ereshkigal; exorcise a ghost; create a ghost; bring a permanent end to a vampire, one of the Bound, a geist, a mummy, or one of the reanimated; force mortality onto an immortal.
Llannerch Athrawon, Lightweaving: buy each Lightweaving separately. Example costs: aid a Hero; impede a Hero; kill a Begotten; replace a region’s Apex.
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Okay, I think that’s gotten across the basic feel I was going for. Yes, I was loosely inspired by the Workshop featured in Bloodborne.
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