Editing Oblivion (section)

===Characteristics===

The powers of Oblivion allow for the control of forces or spirits of an extradimensional element, originating from a plane of death and nothingness. When manifest, this element projects into our reality as two-dimensional shadows on the surface of three-dimensional objects, either by themselves or as extensions of the wielderâ€™s own shadow, snaking along the ground, walls, objects, or people. This makes them impossible to attack with most physical means as any blow will only hit the surface on which theyâ€™re projected, rather than the entities themselves. 

Oblivion projections and spirits sustain damage from fire and sunlight, counting as vampires with Blood Potency 1 in this regard. They also take one level of Aggravated damage per round from bright, direct lights, and may also be damaged (Superficially or Aggravated) from blessed weapons and artifacts, depending on the strength of the blessing and any True Faith of the wielder. 

Oblivionâ€™s powers are ineffective in brightly lit areas. Daylight and rooms without shadows are particularly prohibitive, preventing the Disciplineâ€™s successful function, though ultraviolet light and infrared light places no restriction on the Disciplineâ€™s use. Moderately lit rooms add one to the Difficulty of the Discipline roll involved. The use of these powers takes a heavy toll on the psyche of the user, and many powers cause Stains as the numbing emptiness of Oblivion seeps into the spirit of the wielder.

'''Type: 
Mental<br> 
'''Masquerade threat: 
Medium-High. The abyssal shadows rarely show up well on cameras but are obviously unnatural if witnessed in person.<br> 
'''Blood Resonance: 
Psychopaths and the emotionally detached. Blood empty of Resonance.
'''Note:''' When making a Rouse check for an Oblivion power, a result of â€œ1â€ or â€œ10â€ results in a Stain, in addition to any Hunger gained. If the userâ€™s Blood Potency allows for a re-roll on the Rouse check,they can pick either of the two results.

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