Flight (VTM)
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| Name: | Flight |
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| Bloodlines: | Gargoyles |
Flight is a supernatural Discipline unique to the Gargoyle bloodline. Too heavy to fly by natural means, the stony Gargoyles must use this Discipline; other Cainites capable of flight (by transforming into a bat or mist using Protean, for example) do not need it and cannot learn it. Gargoyles are unaware that Flight is a mystical power; they accept that they can fly because it is part and parcel of being a Gargoyle. They see a higher rating in Flight simply as greater flying skill.
[edit] Official Abilities
There are no individual powers for Flight. Each level allows the Gargoyle to fly with greater speed and manoeuvrability. All Gargoyles start with a free dot of Flight.[1]
[edit] Background Information
- The Book of Storyteller Secrets refers to Flight as an Ability (a Skill), but note that it's treated as a Discipline for the purposes of character creation and the spending of experience points.[1]
[edit] References
| ^ Flight | Guide to the Camarilla | Pg. 115 |
- ↑ VTDA: Book of Storyteller Secrets, p. 76
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