Do you keep your disciplines +1 dot in one of the rogue's disciplines as if you had diabolized him? Or do you lose all your disciplines but one as if you were the rogue from the beginning?
Also, do you keep your non-physical attributes? (Mental, social, willpower, knowledge)
Just curious.
Posted Jul 29, 2017, 12:33 PM UTC · edited
For sake of simplicity, I am all for treating it like the victim diabolized the attacker, sans the obvious physical traits and appearance. Complete with black veins, soul shards of the attacker, etc...
I mean eventually someone's gonna end up trapped in a mirror....
What do you mean?
When Saulot won his struggle and gained permanent control over Tremere's body, Tremere's soul ended up in Goratrix, Goratrix ended up in Etrius and Etrius ended up in a mirror.
(This is also why all the Tremere antis exploded when 'Goratrix' called them all to Mexico City in 1998. It wasn't Goratrix, it was Tremere, and he was pissed).
#TremereProblems
I'd personally treat the host body as the canonical body. Their physical attribute + appearance. Transfer abilities Then calculate disciplines as described in V20 for gaining of disciplines through diablerie
Gaining whose disciplines? (Sorry, english is not my first language).
The diablerist gaining your disciplines.
I would say, you keep your disciplines, and your mental stats.
Your willpower most likely took a big hit while being diablerized, so you have less in that.
Regarding abilities, it's a tough call, since you most likey lost a few memories while being diablerized and didn't get all of the Diablerist either.