Draugr
(Created page with "A Kindred whose Humanity has fallen to 0. The word "draugr" comes from the Old Norse term for a reanimated corpse that viciously stalks and kills its living relations....") |
|||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | A [[Kindred]] whose [[Humanity]] has fallen to 0. The word "draugr" comes from the Old Norse term for a reanimated corpse that viciously stalks and kills its living relations. Draugr are non-sentient. They do not reason or think -- they cannot even speak. A draugr has a simple rhythm to its suffering. Hunt. Kill. Feed. Sleep. Repeat. Vampires who have reached this stage have forever and irretrievably succumbed to their [[ | + | A [[Kindred]] whose [[Humanity]] has fallen to 0. The word "draugr" comes from the Old Norse term for a reanimated corpse that viciously stalks and kills its living relations. Draugr are non-sentient. They do not reason or think -- they cannot even speak. A draugr has a simple rhythm to its suffering. Hunt. Kill. Feed. Sleep. Repeat. Vampires who have reached this stage have forever and irretrievably succumbed to their [[Beast]]s. The [[Man]] within them is gone for good. Due to the threat they pose to the [[Masquerade]], when a Kindred becomes draugr, [[Prince]]s frequently have no choice but to call down [[Blood Hunts]] upon their heads. |
==Reference== | ==Reference== | ||
