Join
Join verb - To be adjacent to.
Merit
Merit verb - To be or make worthy of (as a reward or punishment).
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Byzantium: The Brethren's entire attitude towards women not being allowed to join their ranks, regardless of their merit.
Source: Deliberate Values Dissonance -
Deliberate Values Dissonance: The Brethren's entire attitude towards women not being allowed to join their ranks, regardless of their merit.
Source: Film / Byzantium -
The vampire then has a choice: he can start hunting other vampires, join the Ordo Dracul to learn a Coil that lets them hunt whoever they want, get a merit that lets him feed on another kind of monster instead (2e only), or go into Torpor to try to drive their BP back down to more manageable levels.
Source: Horror Hunger
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