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Humanity is directly related to Morality, the mortal trait which describes a person's relationship to good and evil. For a Vampire the issue is not so much one of mere good and evil, but how closely they can retain a link to the morality that once defined their mortal life, their former humanity. The less a Vampire can remember of the moral restraints associated with her mortal existence, the more likely she will succumb to her Beast. As with Morality, Humanity is rated on a scale of one to ten, with one being the most bestial and ten be the most saintly (a state that is probably not attainable by a vampire, short of some versions of Golconda).

Humanity	Empathy, Persuasion or Socialize Cap	Threshold Sin	Degeneration Pool	Base Torpor	Counterfeiting Life
10	10	Selfish thoughts Roll 5 dice (e.g., hurting someone’s feelings)	5 dice	One day	Pass for mortal almost without effort.
9	9	Minor selfish acts Roll 5 dice (e.g., cheating on taxes)	5 dice	Two days	Pass for mortal almost without effort.
8	8	Injury to another, accidental or otherwise (e.g., physical conflict)	4 dice	Three days	Pass for mortal almost without effort.
7	7	Petty theft (e.g., shoplifting)	4 dice	One week	Easily pass for mortal
6	6	Grand theft (e.g., burglary)	3 dice	Two weeks	Easily pass for mortal
5	5	Intentional mass-property damage (e.g., arson)	3 dice	One month	Starts to show the eerie unpleasantness that puts mortals on their guard.
4	4	Impassioned crime (e.g., manslaughter)	3 dice	One year	Distinctly corpselike appearance, though makeup can compensate.
3	3	Planned crime (e.g., murder)	2 dice	One decade	No amount of dissembling can help such a character pass for human for long.
2	2	Casual/callous crime (e.g., torture, serial murder)	2 dice	Five decades	No amount of dissembling can help such a character pass for human for long.
1	1	Utter perversion, heinous acts (e.g., combined rape, torture and murder; mass murder)	2 dice	One millenium	Mortals instantly recognize the Kindred as a monster whom they should flee.

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-Humanity is directly related to [[Morality]], the mortal trait which describes a person's relationship to good and evil. For a Vampire the issue is not so much one of mere good and evil, but how closely they can retain a link to the morality that once defined their mortal life, their ''former'' humanity. The less a Vampire can remember of the moral restraints associated with her mortal existence, the more likely she will succumb to her [[Beast]]. As with Morality, Humanity is rated on a scale of one to ten, with one being the most bestial and ten be the most saintly (a state that is probably not attainable by a vampire, short of some versions of [[Golconda]]).
+Humanity is directly related to [[Morality]], the mortal trait which describes a person's relationship to good and evil. For a Vampire the issue is not so much one of mere good and evil, but how closely they can retain a link to the morality that once defined their mortal life, their ''former'' humanity. The less a Vampire can remember of the moral restraints associated with her mortal existence, the more likely she will succumb to her [[Beast]]. As with [[Morality]], Humanity is rated on a scale of one to ten, with one being the most bestial and ten be the most saintly (a state that is probably not attainable by a vampire, short of some versions of [[Golconda]]).
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