•••• Disgorge

Unless the victim (or object) is prone or otherwise unaware, the vampire must succeed in the vile attack. Aiming the horrid vomit requires a Dexterity + Athletics roll. Only one success is required on this roll — if the vampire succeeds, the vomit does the full aggravated damage. Extra successes do not grant additional points of damage. An exceptional success, however, refl ects an effective aim, causing the victim to be stunned and unable to do anything other than make refl exive actions for the subsequent turn. Failure indicates that the attack misses, whereas a dramatic failure means that the vampire has retched the burning blood onto himself, and suffers all the damage.
The vomit projects for a number of yards equal to the vampire’s Strength times two. Thus, if the Glutton’s Strength is 2, the discharge spews up to four yards.
The Glutton can use this power to harm or destroy an object. Simply ignore the object’s Durability; the aggravated damage destroys the object’s Structure points. If all Structure points are overcome, the object is totally destroyed. (For further reference, see the World of Darkness Rulebook, pp. 136–137).