Werewolf: The Forsaken - Blank It

Leach Rage (•••)
Facing a werewolf with this Gift is a dangerous proposition indeed. A werewolf literally
steals the power of a rival’s Rage and adds it to his own. With a hissing inhalation,
the Gift-user draws off his opponent’s power in a wash of energy that distorts the
air between them. The victim loses a number of turns that could
be spent in Gauru form, and the Gift user gains those turns in
addition to his own.
A werewolf can use this Gift only on another werewolf, and
only on a werewolf who is currently in Gauru form. Furthermore,
the victim must still have turns available to spend in Gauru form.
When a user activates this Gift, he reflexively assumes
his own Gauru form as a result, provided he hasn’t
already done so in the same scene. (Assuming Gauru
in conjunction with using this power requires a separate
Essence point; no Stamina + Survival + Primal Urge roll
is allowed to change form when this Gift is used.) If the
Gift user has already assumed Gauru form in the same
scene prior to activating this power, he may still use it
on a subject. Should he activate the Gift successfully, he
robs the victim of turns in war form, but doesn’t gain those
extra turns himself. If this Gift is used against a subject
currently undergoing the Death Rage, the target may make
a Resolve + Composure check to stop Kuruth; however,
the Gift user must make a check to resist Death Rage or
enter Kuruth himself.
A werewolf can use this Gift successfully once a
scene and on only one victim before assuming Gauru
form himself. A victim can, however, be targeted by
multiple applications of this Gift by separate users at
the same time.
A character who is currently in Gauru form can use
this power on another Raging werewolf. Activating the
Gift does not count as a distraction from attacking foes in
the turn.
Cost: 1 Essence
Dice Pool: Presence + Empathy + Cunning – subject’s
Composure
Action: Instant
Roll Results
Dramatic Failure: The intended victim loses no turns
spent in Gauru form. Roll Resolve + Composure to see if the
Gift user resists entering Death Rage. (If he succeeds, he doesn’t
assume Gauru form.) The character cannot use this Gift again in
the same scene. If the Gift user has already changed into and out
of Gauru form in this scene, he enters Death Rage automatically as
a result of a dramatic failure.
Failure: Nothing happens.
Success: The user reflexively enters Gauru form in a controlled Rage (provided
he hasn’t already used up his Rage turns for this scene). For every success on
the roll, the victim loses one turn in Rage and the user gains it as an additional turn
in his own Rage. If successes rolled exceed the number of turns that the subject
has left in Gauru form, the Gift user gains the lower number in extra turns of
Rage. So, if four successes are rolled but a subject has only two turns left to
spend in Gauru, the Gift user takes away only those two turns and adds
them to his own duration.
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