Supernatural
These Merits and Flaws are different kinds of supernatural benefits or detriments. They are hightly abnormal and not at all common. Because of the potential of these particular Traits, and the liberal way in which they deal with the "laws of reality," the Storyteller may not allow you to choose from this category. These are strictly controlled by the Storyteller.

Inoffensive to Animals
True Love
Medium
Danger Sense CLOSED
Faerie Affinity
Magic Resistence
Occult Library
Spirit Mentor
Unbondable
Werewolf Companion
Luck
Destiny
Charmed Existence
Guardian Angel
True Faith
Cursed
Taint of Corruption
Repulsed by Garlic
Magic Susceptibility
Repelled by Crosses
Can't Cross Running Water
Haunted
Dark Fate
Light-Sensitive
Explanations found below

Inoffensive to Animals: (1 pt Merit)
Animals do not fear or distrust you the way they do most of the Kindred. They treat you as they would any mortal and do not shy from your touch

True Love: (1 pt Merit)
You have discovered, but may have lost (at least temporarily) a true love. Nonetheless, this love provides joy in a torrid existence usually devoid of such enlightened emotions. Whenever you are suffering, in danger or dejected, the thought of your true love is enough to give you the strength to persevere. In game terms, this love allows you to succeed automatically on any WP roll, but only when you are actively striving to protect or come closer to your true love. Also, the power of your love may be powerful enough to protect you from other supernatural forces (ST discretion). However, your true love may also be a hindrance, and require aid (or even rescue) from time to time.

Medium: (2 pt Merit)
You possess the natural affinity to sense and hear spirits, ghosts and shades. Though you cannot see them, you feel their presence and are able to speak with them when they are in the vicinity. It is even possible for you to summon them (through pleading and cajoling) to your presence. Spirits will not simply aid you or give you advice gratis--they will always want something in return.

Danger Sense:(2 pt Merit)CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
You have a sixth sense that warns you of danger. When you are in danger, the ST should make a secret roll against your Perc + Alert; the difficulty depends on the remoteness of the danger. If the roll succeeds, the ST tells you that you have a sense of foreboding. Multiple successes may refine the feeling and give an indication of direction, distance or nature. This Merit is more reliable and specific than the Level One Auspex power; the two can be combined to create an even more potent warning system.

Faerie Affinity: (2pt Merit)
Your presence does not frighten faeries; indeed, it attracts them, and you are naturally attuned to their ways. You are able, unlike most Kindred, to enter Arcadia, the mystical kingdom of the faeries, provided you find an entrance.

Magic Resistance: (2 pt Merit)
You have an inherent resistance to the rituals of the Tremere and the spells of the mages of other creeds and orders. Although you may never learn the Discipline of Thaumaturgy, the difficulties of all such spells and rituals are two greater when directed at you. Note: this inlcudes all spells, beneficial and malign alike!

Occult Library: (2 pt Merit)
You possess a library of occult materials, which may include at least one version of the Book of Nod. You are not necessarily familiar with the contents of these volumes of knowledge (that is a function of your Abilities), but in time of need your library can be an invaluable source for research.

Spirit Mentor: (3 pt Merit)
You have a ghostly companion and guide. this spirit is able to employ a number of minor powers when it really struggles to exert itself (see Haunted below), but for the most part its benefit to you is through the advice it can give. This ghost is the incorporeal spirit of someone who was once living, perhaps even someone particularly famous or wise. The ST will create the ghost character, but will not reveal to you its full pwers and potencies.

Unbondable: (3 pt Merit)
You are immune to being Blood Bound. No matter how much blood you drink from other vampires, you will never be Bound to them.

Werewolf Companion: (3 pt Merit)
You have a friend and ally who just happens to be a werewolf. Though you may call upon this being in time of need, it also has the right to call upon you (after all, you are friends). However, neither your kind nor its appreciate such a relationship, and your respective societies will punish both of you if your friendship is discovered. Arranging for meeting places and methods of communication will be difficult. The ST willc reate the werewolf character, but will not reveal to you its full powers and potencies.

Luck: (3 pt Merit)
You were born lucky-- or else the Devil looks after his own. Either way, you can repeat three failed rolls per story. Only one repeat attempt may be made on any single roll.

Destiny: (4 pt Merit)
You have a great destiny, though you may well not realize it. Your destiny will become more and more apparent as the chronicle continues. Prophecies and dreams guide your way, and grant you clues to your ultimate goal. The send of direction and secuirty granted by this feeling of destiny helps you overcome fear, depression and discouragement caused by anything not relevant to your destiny. Until your destiny is fulfilled, you may suffer setbacks, but nothing will thwart you permanently. How this is played is up to the ST.

Charmed Existence: (5 pt Merit)
Your unlife is somehow protected, and you do not face the perils that others must. It could be that you are simply lucky. Whatever the reason, you may ignore a single "one" on every roll you make. This makes it far less likely that you will ever botch, and grants you more successes than others obtain.

Guardian Angel: (6 pt Merit)
Someone or something watches over you and protects you from harm. You have no idea who or what it is, but you have an idea that someone is looking out for you. In times of great need you may be supernaturally protected. however, one can never count upon a guardian angel. The ST must decide why you are being watched over, and by what (not necessarily an angel, despite the name).

True Faith: (7 pt Merit)
You have a deep-seated faith in and love for God, or whatever name you choose to call the Almighty. Perhaps your faith came to you before your Embrace, and was strong enough to survive even this test; or, incredibly enough, the adversity you have experienced in your current condition has brough out what is best in you. You begin the game with one point of Faith (a Trait with a range of 1-10). Your Faith provides you with an inner strength and comfort that continues to support you when all else betrays you. Your Faith adds to all Willpower and Virtue rolls. The exact supernatural effects of Faith, if any, are completely up to the ST (though it will typically have the effect of repelling Kindred). It will certainly vary from person to person, and will almost never be obvious -- some of the most saintly people have never performed a miracle greater than managing to touch an injured soul. The nature of any miracles you do perform will usually be tied to your own Nature, and you may never realize that you have been aided by a force beyond yourself. You must have a Humanity of 10 in order to choose this Merit, and if it ever drops below nine, you lose all Faith points and may only recover them through extensive penitence and work (and only when your Humanity is again 10). No one may start the game with more than one Faith point. Additional points are only awarded at the ST's discretion.

Cursed: (1-5 pt Flaw)
You have been cursed by someone or something with supernatural or magical powers. This curse is specific and detailed, it cannot be dispelled without extreme effort, and it can be life-threatening. Some examples follow: *If you pass on a secret that was told to you, your betrayal will later harm you in some way. (1pt)*You stutter uncontrollably when you try to describe what you have seen or heard. (2pt)*Tools often break or malfunction when you attempt to use them. (3pt) *You are doomed to make enemies of those to whom you become most attached (so whatever you do, don't get too close to the other characters!) (4pt) *Every one of your accomplishments or achievements will eventually, inevitably, become soiled and fail in some way. (5pt)

Taint of Corruption: (1 pt Flaw)
Plants wither when you approach, and will die if you touch them. It is rumored that Caine himself possesses this Flaw.

Repulsed by Garlic: (1 pt Flaw)
You cannot abide the smell of garlic, and the smallest taint of its scent will drive you from a room. The full force of its pungent odor will bring bloody tears to your face and render you nearly blind, while its touch can cause boils and even open wounds.

Magic susceptibility: (2 pt Flaw)
You are susceptible to the magical rituals of the Tremere, as well as to spells of mages of other creeds and orders. The difficulty to cast a spell upon you is two less, and all spells cast have twice normal effect on you.

Repelled by Crosses: (3 pt Flaw)
You are repelled by the sight of ordinary crosses (just as if they were holy). Kindred who were of the Church prior to their Embrace are the ones most likely to possess this Flaw; they perceive that their new form is a judgment from God.

Can't Cross Running Water: (3 pt Flaw)
You cannot cross runing water unless you are at least 50 feet above it. "Running water" is any body of water more than two feet wide in any direction and not completely stagnant. A Kindred with this Flaw obviously believes too much in old wives' tales.

Haunted: (3 pt Flaw)
You are haunted by a ghost that only you (and Mediums) can see and hear. It actively dislikes you and enjoys making your life miserable by insulting, berating and distracting you -- especially when you need to keep your cool. It also has a number of minor powers it can use against you (once per story for each power): hide small objects; bring a "chill" over others, making them very ill at ease with you; cause a loud buzzing in your ear or the ears of others; move a small object such as a knife or pen; break a fragile item such as a bottle or mirror; trip you; or make eerie noises such as chains rattling. Yelling at the ghost can sometimes drive it away, but it will confuse those who are around you. The ST will likely personify the ghost in order to make things all the more frustrating for you.

Dark Fate: (5 pt Flaw)
You are doomed to experience a most horrible demise or, worse, suffer eternal agony. No matter what you do, someday you will be out of the picture. In the end, all your efforts, your struggles, and your dreams will come to naught. Your fate is certain and there is nothing you can do about it. Even more ghastly, you have partial knowledge of this, for you occasionally have visions of your fate -- and they are most disturbing. The malaise these visions inspire in you can only be overcome through the use of Willpower, and will return after each vision. At some point in the chronicle, you will indeed face your fate, but when and how is completely up to the ST. Though you can't do anything about your fate, you can still attempt to reach some goal before it occurs, or at least try to make sure that your friends are not destroyed as well. This is a difficult Flaw to roleplay; though it may seem as if it takes away all free will, we have found that, ironically, it grants freedom.

Light-Sensitive: (5 pt Flaw)
You are even more sensitive to sunlight than other vampires are. Sunlight causes double normal damage, and even moonlight (which is, after all, the reflected light of the sun) harms you. Indeed, even bright lights can be painful, but that pain can be mitigated by wearing sunglasses. When the moon is shining, the light it casts will cause wounds in the same way sunlight does for normal individuals. However, the wounds caused by the moon are not aggravated, and can be healed normally. Remember, even on nights when the moon is full, it may have already set when you venture outside, or be obscured by the clouds.

Kindred Ties
These Merits and Flaws deal with the place, position and status of a character within vampiric society.

Boon
Prestigious Sire
Special Gift
Reputation
Clan Friendship
Pawn
Enemy
Infamous Sire
Insane Sire
Mistaken Identity
Sire's Resentment
Twisted Upbringing
Clan Enmity
Diabolic Sire
Notoriety

Boon: (1-3 pt Merit)
An elder owes you a favor because of something either you or your sire did for him. The extent of the boon owed to you depends on how many points you spend. One point would indicate a relatively minor boon, while three points would indicate that the elder probably owes you his unlife. See the rules on Presentation for more information.

Prestigious Sire: (1 pt Merit)
your Sire had or has great Status in the Camarilla, and this has accorded you a peculia honor. Most treat you respectfully as a result, while some have only contempt for you, believing you to be nothing compared to them. This prestige could greatly aid you when dealing with elders acquainted with your sire. indeed, your sire's contacts may actually approach you at some point offering aid. Though your sire may no longer have contact with you, the simple fact of your ancestry has marked you forever.

Special Gift: (1-3 pt Merit)CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Your sire gave you a valuable gift after the Embrace. The ST should create something suitable or choose one item from the Mystical Items list to give you (though you can "suggest" something). The ST will decide how much a particular item is worth.

Reputation: (2 pt Merit)
You have a good reputation among the Kindred of your chosen city. This may be your own reputation, or it may be derived from your sire. Add three dice to all Dice Pools for social dealings with the city's Kindred. A character with this Merit may not take the Flaw of Notoriety.

Clan Friendship: (3 pt Merit)
For any number of different reasons -- appearance, bearing, background or demeanor -- something about you appeals to memeber of a clan other than your own (your choice). The difficulties of all rolls related to social dealings with members of this clan are two less. This can be a two-edged sword; you are also marked by others as a sympathizer with that clan, whether you like it (or deny it!) or not.

Pawn: (3 pt Merit)
You can manipulate and have some control over another vampire -- one of higher generation than you. Your hold wa likely formed through Blood Bond, but can also come from a variety of other sources, such as blackmail, bribed or threats -- you make it up. The pawn does not necessarily know that it is being controlled.

Enemy: (1-5 pt Flaw)
You have an enemy, or perhaps a group of enemies, who seek to harm you. The value of the Flaw determines how powerful these enemies are. The most powerful enemies (Methuselahs or Archmages) would be five-point Flaws, while someone nearer to your own power would be worth only one point. You must decide who your enemy is and how you became enemies in the first place.

Infamous Sire: (1 pt Flaw)
Your sire was, and perhaps still is, distrusted and disliked by many of the Kindred in the city. As a result, you are distrusted and disliked as well. This is a heavy load, and one not easily shed.

Insane Sire: (1 pt Flaw)
Your sire has completely lost his grip on reality, and have become dangerously insane. Any wrong committed by your sire may affect your standing, and some of your sire's dangerous schemes may somehow involve you. Because their sires are already assumed to be insane, Malkavians cannot take this Flaw.

Mistaken Identity: (1 pt Flaw)
You look similar to another Kindred, and are mistaken for her, much to your chagrin. This individual's allies will approach you and tell you things you do not want to hear, her enemies will attempt to do away with you, and others will treat you in odd ways. Ultimately you might be able to sort out things, but it will take tremendous effort.

Sire's Resentment: (1 pt Flaw)
Your sire dislikes you and wished you ill. given the smallest opportunity, your sire will seek to do you harm, and may even attack you if provoked. Your sire's friends will also work against you, and many elders will thus resent you.

Twisted Upbringing: (1 pt Flaw)
Your sire was quite malevolent and taught you all the wrong things about Kindred society. All your beliefs about how vampires interact are wrong, and your faulty beliefs are likely to get you into a great deal of trouble. Over time, after many hard lessons, you can overcome this bad start (the ST will tell you when). But until then, you will continue to believe what you were first told, no matter how others try to "trick" you into thinking otherwise.

Clan Enmity: (2 pt Flaw)
For some reason, something about you inspires contempt or hatred in members of a clan, other than your own. There is a two-dice penalty to all rolls for social dealings with members of this other clan. Select the "enemy" clan randomly or choose.

Diabolic sire: (2 pt Flaw)
Your sire is engaged in acts that could cause a tremendous uproar in the Camarilla. She could be wantonly breaking the Masquerade, or hunting down the elders of the city and feasting on their blood. Archons are likely to come to you in order to discover your sire's whereabouts, and they may not believe you if you tell them you do not know.

Notoriety: (3 pt Flaw)
You have a bad reputation among the Kindred of your chosen city. This may be your own reputation, or it may be derived from your sire. There is a two-dice penalty to all dice rolls for social dealings with the city's Kindred. A character with this Flaw may not take the Merit of Reputation.

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Mortal Society
These Merits and Flaws deal with the influence, power and station of a character within mortal society. Some of them correspond very closely to certain Background Traits (such as Resources, Contact, and Influence), while others simply elaborate and expand upon them. The Backgrounds give you more creative freedom, while the Merits provide you with exact details of what you possess.

Judicial Ties
Mansion
Media Ties
Nightclub
Church Ties
Corporate Ties
Police Ties
Political Ties
Underworld Ties
Corporation CEO
Anachronism
Ward
Hunted

Judicial Ties: (2 pt Merit)
You have both influence over and contacts in the justice system. You know most of the judges as well as the attorneys in the prosecutor's department, and can affect the progress of various cses and trials with limited difficulty. though it is difficult to intervene in a case, you can influence it in one direction or another. These ties can also make it easy to acquire search warrants.

Mansion: (2 pt Merit)
You own a large mansion -- a home with 25 or more rooms -- as well as the surrounding estate. The servants, if you have any, are provided for if you choose this Merit, though they cannot be used as Herd or Retainers unless you purchase the appropriate background. The mansion is assumed to have the most current electronic security available, as well as a fence around the perimeter. While the mansion can be in as poor or as good shape as you wish, the more inhabited it appears to be, the more attention it will garner. A ghost house won't attract IRS audits.

Media Ties: (2 pt Merit)
You have both influence over and contact in the local Media. You cna suppress and create news stories (though not always with 100 percent efficiency; journalists are an unruly bunch) and you have access to the files and gossip of the staffs of newspapers and TV stations.

Nightclub: (2 pt Merit)
You own a moderate-sized nightspots in the city. This club brings in enough money to support you in moderate luxury ($1000 a month but it can grow), but more important than the money is the prestige. You may use the nightclub as your haven, or you may simply hang out there. The name of the nightclub, it's style, design, and its regular patrons are all up to you. Variations on this theme could include: a restaurant, theater, comedy club, sports arena or retail store.

Church Ties: (3 pt Merit)
You have influence and contacts in some local churches, and have the means to create protest rallies and raise money. The more you use your ties, of course, the greater your risk of being found out.

Corporate Ties: (3 pt Merit)
You have both influence over and contacts in the local corporate community. You understand the dynamics of money in the city and have links with all the major players. In times of need, you can cause all sorts of financial mayhem, and can raise considerable amounts of money (in the form of loans) in a very short period of time.

Police Ties: (3 pt Merit)
You have both influence over and contacts in the local police departments. You can, with a single phone call, cause an APB to be issued. However, the more often you use your ties with the police department, the weaker they become, and the more attention you attract toward yourself. Your influence is not solid (that can be achieved only through game play), and can let you down at times.

Political Ties: (3 pt Merit)
You have both influence over and contacts among the politicians and bureaucrats of the city. In times of need, you can shut off the power and wter to a building or neighborhood, and can unleash many different means of harrassment against your enemies. The more you use your political ties, the weaker they become. Total control can only be achieved through game play.

Underworld Ties: (3 pt Merit)
You have both influence over and contacts in the local Mafia and organized street gangs. This provides you with limited access to large numbers of "soldiers," as well as extensive links to the underworld of crime. The more often you use your ties with the criminal element, the weaker they grow.

Corporation CEO: (5 pt Merit)
You have particular influence and sway over a major corporation and associated companies, just as if you were its chief exectutive officer. Indeed, you may have owned this company before your Embrace, and retained your control. Through this corporation, you know much that takes place in the corporate community, and have means to wage economic warfare. This Merits provides you with some infomal Contacts and Resources, the exact extent of which are determined by the ST.

Anachronism: (2 pt Flaw)
You have been a vampire for some time, and are unable (or unwilling) to keep up with the changing times. An Intelligence roll is needed whenever you have to deal with something from a later period than your own breathing days. If the roll is failed, total the net failures and use this total as a negative modifier to your attempts. Example: Osric, a fifth-century Goth by birth, has this Flaw and is attempting to deal with a computer. His Intelligence roll results in two net failures. Osric now has a two-dice penalty when determining the outcome of his attempt to make the infernal machine cooperate. Note that characters with this Flaw sill generally have been vampires for longer than the 50 years suggested in Vampire, so STs should decide whether or not to allow this Flaw in their chronicles.

Ward: (3 pt Flaw)
You are devoted to the protection of a mortal. You may describe your ward, though the ST will actually create her. This character may be a friend or relative from your pre-Embrace days, or simply a mortal you admire and consider important. Wards have a way of getting caught up in the action of stories, and are frequent targets of a character's enemies.

Hunted: (4 pt Flaw)
You are pursued by a fanatical witch-hunter who believes you are a dangerous, vile beast inimical to humanity (perhaps you are)> All those with whom you associate may be hunted by the same individual as well. Though this hunter seeks to detroy all vampires, something about you drives the passion of this killer.

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Physical
These Merits and Flaws deal with your health and physical makeup.

Double-Jointed
Baby Face
Misplaced Heart
Efficient Digestion
Huge Size
Allergic
Short
Disfigured
Selective Digestion
Child
Deformity
Lame
Monstrous
One Arm
Permanent Wound
Mute
Thin-Blooded
Paraplegic

Double-Jointed: (1pt Merit)
You are unusually supple. Reduce the difficulty of any Dexterity roll involving body flexibility by two. Squeezing through a tiny space is one example of a use of this Merit.

Baby Face: (2pt Merit)
You look more human than other vampires, enableing you to fit in the human world much more easity. Your skin is pink, you never really stopped breathing (even though you don't need to), and even sneezing comes naturally. You can make your heart beat as long as you have at least one Blood Point. This Merit cannot be taken by Nosferatu.

Misplaced Heart: (2pt Merit)
Your heart has actually moved within your body, though no more than two feet from its original position near the middle of your chest. Those who attempt to stake you find it very difficult to find the right location (which should be your most tightly guarded secret).

Efficient Digestion: (3pt Merit)
You are agle to draw more than the usual amount of nourishment from blood. Every two Blood Points ingested increase your Blood Pool by three. Round down so leftover "halves" are ignored. For instance, taking four Blood Points raises the Blood Pool by six, and so does taking five Blood Points.

Huge Size: (4pt Merit)
You are abnormally large in size, possibly over seven feet tall and 400 pounds in weight. You therefore have one additional Health Level, and are able to suffer more harm before you are incapacitated. Trea this extra Level as an extra Hurt Level, with no penalties to rolls.

Allergic: (1-3pt Flaw)
You are allergic to some substance, in a manner not unlike mortal allergies. However, you do not get hives or sneeze, but are actually incapacitated by your reaction. If the substance was in the blood you drank, the reaction will be very strong, though touch alone is enough to disturb you. If it was in the blood, you will have five fewer dice on all your Dice Pools for 10 minutes -- if you just touched it, the penalty is reduced to two dice. Choose from the list below or make up the substance to which you are allergic.
*Plastic: 1 pt
*Alchohol: 2 pt
*Illegal Drugs: 2 pt
*Metal: 3 pt

Short: (1pt Flaw)
You are well below average height, and have trouble seeing over high objects and moving quickly. You suffer a two-dice penalty to all pursuit rolls, and you and the ST should make sure your height is taken into account in all situations. In some circumstances, this will give you a concealment bonus.

Disfigured: (2pt Flaw)
A hideous disfigurement makes you ugly and easy to notice as well as remember. You therefore have a zero Appearance, much like the Nosferatu (who cannot take this Flaw).

Selective Digestion: (2pt Flaw)
You can digest only certain types of blood. You can choose whether you can drink only cold blood (the blood of a dead person), blood with the taste of fear (found in blood only in moments of terror), or blood with the taste of joy, or perhaps only certain types (A, O, Etc.) of blood. this Flaw may not be taken by Ventrue characters, since they already have something like it through their clan weakness.

Child: (3pt Flaw)
You are a small child at the time of the embrace. Although time and experience may have changed your outlook, you are stuck with a child's body. You have the short flaw (see above), and you find it difficult to be taken seriously by others. Because you have never before experienced any sort of transformation change (never having undergone the experience of puberty), you are ill suited to withstand the demands of the hunger (the difficulties of all such rolls are 1 greater). Additionally, certain clubs may not admit you, because you are "underage".

Deformity: (3pt Flaw)
You have some kind of deformity- a misshapen limb, a hunchback or whatever- which affects your interactions with others and may inconvenience you physically. The difficulties of all dice rolls relating to physical appearance are raised by two. Your deformity will also raise the difficulty of some dexterity rolls by two, depending on the type of deformity you possess.

Lame: (3pt Flaw)
Your legs are injured or otherwise prevented from working effectively. You suffer a two dice penalty to all dice rolls related to movement. A character may not take this flaw along with the merit Double Jointed.

Monstrous: (3pt Flaw)
There is something wholly monstrous about you, something that makes you more hideous than a Nosferatu. You scarcely look human, but the manner in which you differ is up to you. Perhaps you have grown scales or warts all over your body, or perhaps the scream you issued when you died has been permanently frozen upon your face. Not only is your appearance a zero, but you make even the Nosferatu uneasy. Nosferatu may take this flaw, but only gain one point for it.

One Arm: (3pt Flaw)
You have only one arm- choose which, or determine randomly at character creation. This happened before the embrace. It is assumed that you are accustomed to using your remaining hand, so you suffer no offhand penalty. However, you do suffer a two dice penalty to any dice pool where two hands would normally be needed to perform a task. A character may not take this flaw along with the merit Ambidextrous.

Permanent Wound: (3pt Flaw)
You suffered injuries during the embrace, which your sire did nothing to repair. You start each night at the wounded health level. This can be healed like normal damage, but each evening, after sleep, your wounds always return.

Mute: (4pt Flaw)
Your vocal apparatus does not function, and you can not speak at all. You can communicate through other means - typically writing or signing.

Thin Blooded: (4pt Flaw)
You have weak blood, and are unable to use it for anything but sustaining yourself from night to night and healing your wounds. Blood cannot be used to add to your physical attributes, to fuel blood disciplines, or to create a blood bond. Moreover, you will not always be able to create a vampire. Half the time the embrace will simply not work.

Paraplegic: (6pt Flaw)
You can hardly move without assistance, such as a pair of crutches, or a wheelchair. Even then it can be painful and cumbersome to do so. The ST and you should take care to RP this flaw correctly, no matter how difficult it makes things. A character may not take this flaw along with the merit Double Jointed.

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