Kindred vs. Jedi

[Stravo]

While I don't have it in print, I know for a fact that Vicissitude 10 is Reform, a power which makes its weilder indestructable. Even if burned to ash, he'll simply reform. The only way to destroy a kindred with reform is via diablerie (and thanks to Vicissitude 7, you'll need a huge amount of Fortitude just to begin that.)

Note: In revised edition level 10 powers have not, and never will be, printed. Mostly because the devolopers wanted to make the antes more obscure and X-filesy. Hence level 10 disciplines are technically no longer canon.

They REVISED the Third Edition already?! Jesus they are just leeching off the players now. Those books were fucking expensive.

[Tatterdemalion]

Revised Edition IS third edition. They are the same product. Revised edition is what it says on the book, so that's what it's generally addressed as. (Like how D&D 3.5 isn't called fourth edition.)

Xisiqomelir was quoting the level 10 discipklines of second edition, I was merely interjecting that technically these were no longer canon as third edition basically tried to obscure the level 10 disciplines as much as possible.