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| **WARNING:** Botching a Legacy roll with this merit can trigger flashbacks similar to those caused by the PTSD flaw at ST discretion.\\ | **WARNING:** Botching a Legacy roll with this merit can trigger flashbacks similar to those caused by the PTSD flaw at ST discretion.\\ |
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| __**Penitent**__: 7 points\\ | __**Penitent:**__ 7 points \\ |
| **Function:** All degeneration checks are at –2 difficulty (except for particularly heinous acts). This merit is required for your character to become a candidate for redemption. Characters must have a Permanent Torment rating of 2 or lower to take this merit, and they may not have any dots in the Thralls/Followers or Cult backgrounds.\\ | **Function:**Your character is truly remorseful for their actions taken during and after the Fall, and seeks to rejoin the Heavenly Host. All degeneration checks are at –2 difficulty (except for particularly heinous acts). This merit is required for your character to become a candidate for redemption. \\ |
| **Flavor:** Your character is truly remorseful for their actions taken during and after the Fall, and seeks to rejoin the Heavenly Host. They are closer to an angel than a demon in the traditional sense. | **Note:** Characters must have a Permanent Torment rating of 2 or lower to take this merit, and they may not have any dots in the Thralls/Followers or Cult backgrounds. You cannot take this merit at character creation, and to acquire it the character has to have shown an appropriate mindset and disposition during play. \\ |
| House Rules: You may not take this merit at character creation. Yes, I know what Devil's Due says. I don't care. This would open a whole can of worms I as an ST really don't want to deal with, and in my opinion, redemption is the Demon equivalent of Golconda, in the sense that most demons don't even believe that redemption in the true sense is even possible. Taking this merit requires strong justification from the ST, and it must be in-character for your character to have. For example, a die-hard believer in Lucifer's cause, regardless of Torment or that character's virtue, will have a hard time getting justification and will almost certainly be rejected.\\ | |
| **WARNING:** You will lose this merit if your Permanent Torment ever rises above 2 after purchase. This means you will have to purchase it all over again if your Permanent Torment drops below 3 again. | **WARNING:** You will lose this merit if your Permanent Torment ever rises above 2 after purchase. This means you will have to purchase it all over again if your Permanent Torment drops below 3 again. |
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| __**Supernatural Thrall**__: 3-6 points \\ | __**Supernatural Thrall:**__ 3-6 points \\ |
| **Function:** A supernatural being has agreed to a pact with you. The power of the thrall determines the value of this merit: | **Function:** A supernatural being has agreed to a pact with you. The power of the thrall determines the value of this merit: |
| * (3 points) A supernatural being that has only recently come into their powers: A recently-awakened mage, a neonate vampire, a werewolf who has recently undergone their first change, or similar. | * (3 points) A supernatural being that has only recently come into their powers: A recently-awakened mage, a neonate vampire, a werewolf who has recently undergone their first change, or similar. |
