Neonate
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A '''neonate''' is a recently [[embrace]]d vampire that has as passed through the initial stages of vampiric existence, the [[fledgling]] stage. It is the [[sire]]'s responsibility to ensure that the [[childe]] does not embarrass itself or its sire in vampiric society. Derogatorily, a neonate is often called a whelp. | A '''neonate''' is a recently [[embrace]]d vampire that has as passed through the initial stages of vampiric existence, the [[fledgling]] stage. It is the [[sire]]'s responsibility to ensure that the [[childe]] does not embarrass itself or its sire in vampiric society. Derogatorily, a neonate is often called a whelp. | ||
| − | Neonates are generally lightly involved in the true machinations of undead society. They aren't powerful enough to really matter, and are consequently used primarily as pawns by their [[ | + | Neonates are generally lightly involved in the true machinations of undead society. They aren't powerful enough to really matter, and are consequently used primarily as pawns by their [[Elders]]. Conversely, they still have an investment in the mortal world of the 21st century and are less likely to adhere to the feudal character of vampiric society. |
After approximately fifty years of the [[Requiem]], a vampire is called an [[ancilla]]. | After approximately fifty years of the [[Requiem]], a vampire is called an [[ancilla]]. | ||
