Most of the time demons count as mortal beings especially if they could be found out by powers giving strange signals like "there is no human here".
How does this relate to disbelief for mages? Do demons in cover generate disbelief?
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Demons might pretend as much as they want that they are mortals but they aren't. They have no soul, no "God's spark", they can't be Awoken so they have no power of disbelief. Simple as that.
The general rule of WoD (both old and new) is "one splat can't use powers of another splat.
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\$\begingroup\$ except don't demons have the power to spoof other splats powers, I think this is in the Players Guide. Also if they don't generate this wouldn't this make a Mage more aware? They also have a power to be completely human and abandon all demonness for a time. \$\endgroup\$ Commented Oct 20, 2015 at 2:51
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\$\begingroup\$ Deep Cover, Ephemeral Cover, and Show of Power. Are Embeds and Exploit that let you simulate other splats. \$\endgroup\$– TxangelCommented Dec 18, 2015 at 3:44
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This has no risk of breaking the Cover as using this to detect a Demon can't actually differentiate them from a sleepwalker.
Any spell to detect sleepwalkers should report the Demon as one (or give the Demon a chance to spoof the detection so he shows up as one).
