It is true that the Medieval Age also saw the welcoming of the Giovanni into Clan Cappadocian and the Diablerie of Saulot but I'd argue that Gratiano's Embrace uniqueness stems exactly from how common it was.
By which I mean that while Augustus' Embrace was more akin to the Cappadocians creating a bloodline rather than an Embrace proper (Cappadocius didn't even rise from slumber to do the deed) and the Tremere's usurpation of the Salubri's place among the Clans of Caine was just that, a violent usurpation rather than an Embrace), Lasombra's Embrace of Gratiano was unique because it...
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Cainite society is small, smaller still in those nights. And they have supernatural means of spreading information. How quickly did foreign powers learn of a Prince's birth? Because I expect the news of the Embrace of a new 4th Generation would spread even more easily....
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What was the vampiric world's reaction to the Embrace of Gratiano?
Out of nowhere, an Antediluvian rises from its endless torpor and decides to sire a random mortal. How did Cainites react to this almost unthinkable event? Just imagine the seething jealousy every Lasombra must have felt.
And you'd think that Gratiano would have had to be kept under every protection imaginable just to survive his first few years as a vampire. Suddenly, there is 4th Generation vitae in the body of a neonate.
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Honestly, I would love if they did for Vampire what "Shattered Dreams" did for Werewolf.
Just give us "Enoch by Night" and reveal everything. Who sired who, when, who hates who and why, stats for the Antediluvians were they were "just" Elders, etc. People who wouldn't want to see all the secrets revealed could just ignore it as non-canon.
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