Quietus

The first level of Quietus works almost exactly as written in the book, except that it has a duration of one scene instead of one hour.

The second level is Baal's Caress, as described in the book's fourth level. The poison loses its potency at the end of the night. No roll is necessary to coat a weapon as long as the vampire is not tied down or otherwise incapacitated.

The third level is The Scorpion's Touch, similar to the book's second level. One blood point must be spent to create the poison, but the amount of blood that may be tainted in one turn is not limited by the character's generation. Any blood poisoned but unused, remaining in the character's body, is the last to be spent by the character and the first to be consumed by anyone biting them. As with Baal's Caress, poisoning a weapon is a free action.

The fourth level is Dagon's Call, essentially similar to the book's third level. Any player wishing to use this power must inform a GM either beforehand or immediately after the contact takes place, and must spend one blood point and one willpower point at that time, whether or not they ultimately choose to activate it.

The fifth dot also works almost exactly as described in the book, although the damage pool is equal to the user's Stamina. It may also be used to corrode and destroy objects, at GM discretion.