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| The only way to get any rest around here. | The only way to get any rest around here. | ||
| - | When severely damaged or when sustaining serious injuries to the heart ("staking"), a Vampire (including his [[The Beast Within|Beast]]) will shut down. In this death-like immobile state, a vampire can't repair himself, but at least it doesn't get worse. Also, vampires in torpor are embarrassingly easy to handle and transport. | + | When severely damaged or when sustaining serious injuries to the heart ("[[staking]]"), a Vampire (including his [[The Beast Within|Beast]]) will shut down. In this death-like immobile state, a vampire can't repair himself, but at least it doesn't get worse. Also, vampires in torpor are embarrassingly easy to handle and transport. |
| Reviving a vampire from Torpor usually requires [[Vitae]] from a vampire of lower [[generation]]. | Reviving a vampire from Torpor usually requires [[Vitae]] from a vampire of lower [[generation]]. | ||
| It is also said that sometimes very old vampires, or vampires that have completely lost their humanity, enter this state spontaneously. | It is also said that sometimes very old vampires, or vampires that have completely lost their humanity, enter this state spontaneously. | ||
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