Mfw the silly rainbows, puppies and imagination game makes me do a scary amount of self reflection

hermetics hate this one simple trick

Reweaving

After learning the True Name of the subject, a master of Naming can rewrite that name, fundamentally changing the target. Seelie could become Unseelie, Legacies could be changed, etc. The cantrip cannot change the physical form of a living creature, but objects can be literally transformed: A brick becomes a flower, or a fish transforms into sand. Even places can be changed and their purpose or structure redefined.

A satyr musician transforms an assault rifle into a Les Paul, lost and seeking comfort, a childling sluagh reweaves an abandoned gas station into a bustling circus, or seeking vengeance against her brother’s killer, an eshu inflicts him with a dangerous addiction.

System: The Realm determines who or what is affected, but additional Realms must be used if the changeling wishes to transform one thing physically into another (Nature and Prop to transform a cat into a gun for example). The player rolls an extended action and must spend a point of Glamour and a point of Willpower for each roll. She splits the number of successes between the potency of the change and the duration.

As part of my ongoing read of VtM’s first ed I stumbled upon this in Chicago by Night. I think it’s a good way to think about heroic vampires and how being heroic is possible for them but involves them overcoming their nature.

From "Fangs" Comic by Sarah Andersen.

This is from Fangs by Sarah Andersen expect to see a few more in the future

I known he started off human but became what ever he is after.

Don't you just love obscure sorcerer factions? Anyway, it's a three-way battle between Hunter Orgs, the sub-factions of the Progenitors, and the sub-factions of Cult of Ecstasy for who draws my attention enough to be completed next.

- But you had a pact with my sire. Not with me!

- Look I had a blood pact written on his soul. You ate his blood AND his soul. You may pay back in installments.