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A '''thrall''' is one who is fully bound into service to a [[vampire]] through the [[blood bond]]. A thrall is usually a [[mortal]], and may have their service reinforced through the use of [[:Category:Discipline|Discipline]]s such as [[Dominate]] or [[Presence]]/[[Majesty]].

Mortal thralls may become [[retainer]]s or even [[ghoul]]s if they prove exceptionally useful. Inversely, those with little to offer their master or mistress may simply serve as part of the vampire's [[herd]]. In VtR, thralls are somewhat less reliable than their VtM counterparts, since many will come to suffer from the effects of [[blood addiction]].

Vampires with the misfortune to become thrall to another vampire are typically young, with relatively weaker blood (expressed via [[generation]] or [[Blood Potency]], as the case may be). Vampires who are bound as thralls to [[Elders]] or even [[Methuselah]]s are more common in VtM than in VtR, since VtR vampires risk losing the power of the blood during [[torpor]] through the effects of the [[Fog of Eternity]]. [[Supernatural]] beings other than vampires rarely become thralls, although it is theoretically possible for any being that can be subject to the blood bond to be forced into thralldom.

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−	A '''thrall''' is one who is fully bound into service to a [[vampire]] through the [[blood bond]]. A thrall is usually a [[mortal]], and may have their service reinforced through the use of [[:Category:Discipline\|Discipline]]s such as [[Dominate]] or [[Presence]]/[[Majesty]].

−	Mortal thralls may become [[retainer]]s or even [[ghoul]]s if they prove exceptionally useful. Inversely, those with little to offer their master or mistress may simply serve as part of the vampire's [[herd]]. In VtR, thralls are somewhat less reliable than their VtM counterparts, since many will come to suffer from the effects of [[Blood Addiction\|blood addiction]].
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−	Vampires with the misfortune to become thrall to another vampire are typically young, with relatively weaker blood (expressed via [[generation]] or [[Blood Potency]], as the case may be). Vampires who are bound as thralls to [[Elders]] or even Methuselahs are more common in VtM than in VtR, since VtR vampires risk losing the power of the blood during [[torpor]] through the effects of the [[Fog of Eternity]]. [[Supernatural]] beings other than vampires rarely become thralls, although it is theoretically possible for any being that can be subject to the blood bond to be forced into thralldom.
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	Vampires with the misfortune to become thrall to another vampire are typically young, with relatively weaker blood (expressed via [[generation]] or [[Blood Potency]], as the case may be). Vampires who are bound as thralls to [[Elders]] or even Methuselahs are more common in VtM than in VtR, since VtR vampires risk losing the power of the blood during [[torpor]] through the effects of the [[Fog of Eternity]]. [[Supernatural]] beings other than vampires rarely become thralls, although it is theoretically possible for any being that can be subject to the blood bond to be forced into thralldom.		Vampires with the misfortune to become thrall to another vampire are typically young, with relatively weaker blood (expressed via [[generation]] or [[Blood Potency]], as the case may be). Vampires who are bound as thralls to [[Elders]] or even Methuselahs are more common in VtM than in VtR, since VtR vampires risk losing the power of the blood during [[torpor]] through the effects of the [[Fog of Eternity]]. [[Supernatural]] beings other than vampires rarely become thralls, although it is theoretically possible for any being that can be subject to the blood bond to be forced into thralldom.
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	Mortal thralls may become [[retainer]]s or even [[ghoul]]s if they prove exceptionally useful. Inversely, those with little to offer their master or mistress may simply serve as part of the vampire's [[herd]]. In VtR, thralls are somewhat less reliable than their VtM counterparts, since many will come to suffer from the effects of [[Blood Addiction\|blood addiction]].		Mortal thralls may become [[retainer]]s or even [[ghoul]]s if they prove exceptionally useful. Inversely, those with little to offer their master or mistress may simply serve as part of the vampire's [[herd]]. In VtR, thralls are somewhat less reliable than their VtM counterparts, since many will come to suffer from the effects of [[Blood Addiction\|blood addiction]].

−	Vampires with the misfortune to become thrall to another vampire are typically young, with relatively weaker blood (expressed via [[generation]] or [[Blood Potency]], as the case may be). Vampires who are bound as thralls to [[Elders]] or even ~~[[Methuselah]]s~~ are more common in VtM than in VtR, since VtR vampires risk losing the power of the blood during [[torpor]] through the effects of the [[Fog of Eternity]]. [[Supernatural]] beings other than vampires rarely become thralls, although it is theoretically possible for any being that can be subject to the blood bond to be forced into thralldom.	+	Vampires with the misfortune to become thrall to another vampire are typically young, with relatively weaker blood (expressed via [[generation]] or [[Blood Potency]], as the case may be). Vampires who are bound as thralls to [[Elders]] or even Methuselahs are more common in VtM than in VtR, since VtR vampires risk losing the power of the blood during [[torpor]] through the effects of the [[Fog of Eternity]]. [[Supernatural]] beings other than vampires rarely become thralls, although it is theoretically possible for any being that can be subject to the blood bond to be forced into thralldom.

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 A '''thrall''' is one who is fully bound into service to a [[vampire]] through the [[blood bond]]. A thrall is usually a [[mortal]], and may have their service reinforced through the use of [[:Category:Discipline|Discipline]]s such as [[Dominate]] or [[Presence]]/[[Majesty]].
-Mortal thralls may become [[retainer]]s or even [[ghoul]]s if they prove exceptionally useful. Inversely, those with little to offer their master or mistress may simply serve as part of the vampire's [[herd]]. In VtR, thralls are somewhat less reliable than their VtM counterparts, since many will come to suffer from the effects of [[blood addiction]].
+Mortal thralls may become [[retainer]]s or even [[ghoul]]s if they prove exceptionally useful. Inversely, those with little to offer their master or mistress may simply serve as part of the vampire's [[herd]]. In VtR, thralls are somewhat less reliable than their VtM counterparts, since many will come to suffer from the effects of [[Blood Addiction|blood addiction]].
 Vampires with the misfortune to become thrall to another vampire are typically young, with relatively weaker blood (expressed via [[generation]] or [[Blood Potency]], as the case may be). Vampires who are bound as thralls to [[Elders]] or even [[Methuselah]]s are more common in VtM than in VtR, since VtR vampires risk losing the power of the blood during [[torpor]] through the effects of the [[Fog of Eternity]]. [[Supernatural]] beings other than vampires rarely become thralls, although it is theoretically possible for any being that can be subject to the blood bond to be forced into thralldom.