Custom Combination Discipline / Technique

A Brujah blacksmith had the ideal and obsession to produce perfect weapons for his Clan brothers, perfecting his technique over the decades. In the Year of Fire he felt the wrath of his progenitor, bringing an almost imminent frenzy. The fire that burned inside was hotter than the furnace, he hit his head against the wall trying to control himself, but it was in vain. Wrathful, he grabbed an ingot and forged a weapon with part of his blood, his potence and imposing himself on the metal. An axe was forged, the Brujah blood, the fury that consumed it and the resistance to pain were all imprinted on the weapon.
This gave it unique characteristics, giving the feeling of confidence and excitement, as if the weapon was calling him to battle.
He tried to reproduce this effect for years until, having learned to impose his feelings with the presence and understanding of the personality aspects of the Brujahs, he made a new attempt.
Using all his Potence, bathing the weapon in his blood with cuts he has made on his forehead, using willpower and reaching the limit of frenzy recalling what happened in the past, the crafter forges a battle hammer while blood drips onto the weapon, his perfect weapon. His blood evaporates in the heat and leaves only the fury of the Brujah clan.
System: During the crafting process, the forger spends an amount equal to half the maximum blood traits of his generation, representing physical effort, and one temporary willpower trait representing his mental and spiritual dedication. In the end, he throws a frenzy chop with a difficulty of 3. If he fails, the effort is lost. If successful, the player achieves his goal and the weapon gains the following benefits:
- Imbued with supernatural strength (+1 fierce physical trait) and endurance (+1 resistant physical trait);
- Although not indestructible, this item is extremely resilient, loses any negative trait relating to fragility and receives an extra test every time it's about to break;
- The weilder also gains one retest per night in the item's ability due to its precision;
- When carrying the item, the bearer displays a bit of the Brujah clan's heritage, 1 violent mental negative trait. This negative trait does not affect a Brujah;
- If the item breaks, the wearer goes into a frenzy and is unable to resist in any way;
- The item transmits the feeling of battle adrenaline rush;

Hand of Demeter

Sylvan 1/ Vicissitude 2

A vampire using this power can manipulate plant matter in the same way a Tzimisce can alter flesh and bone.  They can graft plants and fungus onto living or dead creatures.  Patient users of the power have been known to make a plant look like a completely different species.  The negative social trait Botanical is appropriate for vampires with lots of plants attached to them. 

The ability Crafts: Body Crafting is used for crafting using this combo discipline.

Potence 3 + Presence 3

MET Cost: 9XP

Emotions run high in Brujah, though meant not to rule they are a prevalent reality. Tapping into those emotions, and grasping at the purest form of anger, drawing it forth in such a way that it becomes as much a part of them externally as it is internally. The user's skin radiates their hot blooded anger, and their presence an inciting fury. This state, however, takes a toll, as anger is drawn to the surface, mental faculties fail and the urge for violence takes root. 

Mechanics: The Character spends 2 Blood Traits and receives the following benefits for the duration of the scene: Brawl Attacks deal an additional level of Aggravated Damage, Physical Traits: Scorching x2, Social Traits: Blazing x2. Negative Mental: Shortsighted x2, Violent x2. This power may be turned off with a simple challenge, once per scene, but if reactivated in the scene the effects may not be turned off once again. 

This power is only considered active whenever any level of the Discipline Celerity is in use/has been activated. The kindred may call upon 'Haste' as a retest for any speed based challenge. This retest costs nothing to use, however it must always be the last test of the challenge; no additional retests may be used.