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Let's suppose that a 13th generation vampire has embraced a ghoul who has learned the first point of her master's primary discipline. This would make her a thin-blood. In this particular situation, what would happen?

Should the thin-blood gain Discipline Affinity as a bonus thin-blood merit? Must Discipline Affinity be one of her initial thin-blood merits? Does she lose the use of the discipline? Should I drop a meteor on the character that did it?

related question: Can a thin-blood learn a discipline with the help of a non-thin-blood vampire?

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  • \$\begingroup\$ I use she for the ghoul because the actual ghoul that make me think of it is a girl \$\endgroup\$ – Rorp Jul 8 at 7:28
  • \$\begingroup\$ Why someone mark my question as primarily opinion based? the only thing that could make it is "Should I drop a meteor on the character that did it?" but it's obvious that i'm joking. \$\endgroup\$ – Rorp Jul 8 at 16:32
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The V:tM 5th Edition core rules explain that, unlike in prior editions, the ability of a ghoul to manifest the first dot (and an associated first-rank power) of their domitor is not a permanent change. Instead, it's something that lasts for about a month after drinking that blood. (p.234) Since that blood will be drained from the ghoul in the process of the Embrace, there's no need to worry about that potential discipline — an embraced ghoul is simply treated as an ordinary vampire of its type. No extra power, and no additional limitations.

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