MET LARP SRD

Both the cunning assassin and the patient hunter understand that undermining your opponent’s strengths can lead to an easy victory. Vampires are known for being especially strongwilled: a byproduct of the Beast that drives their hunger. You have mastered the art of poisoning your prey’s psyche as well as its body, denying your quarry a resource with which to resist.

Whenever you successfully afflict your target with the Animalism power Quell the Beast or the Quietus power Dagon’s Call, you may immediately apply the effect of the other power as well, as if you had achieved a standard success. Apply the second power’s standard effects, even if you scored an exceptional success applying the first power. Apply the second power’s effects as if you had also simultaneously succeeded in using the other power, but the second power does not count against the maximum number of attacks for that target. To apply this second power, you need only meet the requirements for the power you’re using. For example, if you’re using the focus benefit to use Dagon’s Call remotely, you may still apply the effects of Quell the Beast, even if you cannot see your target or do not have her Gaze and Focus. However, if you are using Quell the Beast, you still require your target’s Gaze and Focus. Thereafter, these two powers function separately. You may choose to maintain Dagon’s Call, and the effects of Quell the Beast occur normally. If the effects of Quell the Beast end while you’re maintaining Dagon’s Call, and you wish to use Dagon’s Call again to apply Quell the Beast, the effects of Dagon’s Call end, should you fail in its opposed challenge.