Is there a maximum capacity for a vampire (12 for example)?
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Michael Beer wrote:
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> Is there a maximum capacity for a vampire (12 for example)?
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Nope; as long as you can find legal ways to increase his capacity,
you can keep making him bigger. Remember that you can't play
a discipline card on a vamp who already has that discipline at
superior level. That probably puts some sort of upper limit
on capacity, but it's going to be very, *very* large...
Chris Mattern
Michael Beer wrote:
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> Is there a maximum capacity for a vampire (12 for example)?
No.
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In some article, Chris Mattern <matt...@cais.com> writes
>Nope; as long as you can find legal ways to increase his capacity,
>you can keep making him bigger. Remember that you can't play
>a discipline card on a vamp who already has that discipline at
>superior level. That probably puts some sort of upper limit
>on capacity, but it's going to be very, *very* large...
We worked this one out once (we were bored and it was just before school
started).
You have to use Masika, because he has the highest capacity and the
lowest number of Disciplines (i.e. more Discipline cards can be played
on him than on anyone else of the same capacity)
Masika 10 capacity
Praxis Seizure: Paris +1 (because he's a Toreador)
Animalism +1
Animalism +1
(already got Superior Auspex)
(already got Superior Celerity)
Dementation +1
Dementation +1
Dominate +1
Dominate +1
Fortitude +1
Fortitude +1
Necromancy +1
Necromancy +1
Obfuscate +1
Obfuscate +1
Obtenebration +1
Obtenebration +1
Potence +1
Potence +1
(already got Superior Presence)
Protean +1
Protean +1
Quietus +1
Quietus +1
Serpentis +1
Serpentis +1
Thaumaturgy +1
Thaumaturgy +1
Vicissitude +1
Vicissitude +1
= 37 capacity
^^^^^^^^^^^
Eek came to mind. Admittedly, that kind of thing would never ever happen
in a game, but it's funny just to see what you could do. Also note that
you'd need 26 Master: Discipline cards in the first place. And one vote.
And enough Presence to get the vote through (not really difficult).
Still, I think 37 capacity is a bit ridiculous. In fact, any capacity
over 11 is verging on the absurd, considering that the players represent
Methuselahs and one of the most famous Methuselahs in Vampire: the
Masquerade is Etrius of the Tremere.
Maybe the players should represent the Antediluvians instead - the
founders of the 13 major clans (not Pander or antitribu).
Bags me being Absimilliard!
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Justin Grace