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• If the creature has a Thirst for Demand, the blood created by the spell Crimson Domain can be used as an alternative to natural blood, as long as the creature's degree of dependence is lower than the Conjuration attribute used to cast the trick (minimum 1). A creature with Dependency Degree 1 that uses only this method for 7 days has the minimum amount of consumption reduced by 100 ml (up to a minimum of 100 ml every 7 days) and the DC does not increase in DC based on the blood consumed. This effect ends if the Degree of Dependence increases or if the creature consumes more blood than necessary to avoid withdrawal.
• If the creature has a Thirst for Fascination, it is possible that the blood of a specific creature (at the DM's discretion) is more effective in avoiding its Dependence, making the blood of the specific creature count as double the amount when used to avoid Withdrawal. Using only the creature's blood to deal with withdrawal grants advantage on the next saving throw against Dependency effects. This effect, however, has a negative side. Once the creature consumes the blood of the individual in question, the consumption of other types of blood becomes less effective, requiring an additional 50 ml for every 100 ml consumed when it does not have access to the creature's blood. Additionally, the creature's blood loses its additional effect after 7 days outside the creature's body.
• If the creature has a Thirst for Savagery, the amount needed to avoid Withdrawal decreases by 500 ml, however the DC to avoid loss of control when witnessing blood in combat increases by 1 for each different creature whose blood is seen