•••• Kiss of the Hal Gil

Dramatic Failure: The power inflicts the vampire, not her chosen subject, with the effects of the narcotic until sunrise. If a dramatic failure is rolled for the subject, the Anvari is considered to get an exceptional success.
Failure: An equal number or the most successes are rolled for the subject. The character is unable to affect her this turn, although successive attempts may be possible at the expense of more Vitae.
Success: The most successes are rolled for the Anvari and the subject immediately suffers the effects of the narcotic, becoming euphoric and relaxed. The subject’s ability to feel pain is greatly reduced. He does not suffer wound penalties for the duration of the power, but all his dice pools and Resistance traits such as Defense are reduced by two for that time. (See “Drugs” on p. 176 of the World of Darkness Rulebook.)
Exceptional Success: The character wins the contested roll with five or more successes and the subject reacts as per a success. The subject is also overcome by the initial rush of the drug’s effects and loses his next action if Initiative has been rolled.
Use of this power satisfies the hunger for a narcotic created by other powers (such as Crave the Caress) at least temporarily, giving the Anvari a powerful carrotand- stick bargaining chip.
The Kiss of Hal Gil does not usually last as long as a natural dose of a narcotic. The duration depends on the number of successes rolled.
Successes | Duration
1 success | Two turns
2 successes | Five turns
3 successes | 20 turns (1 minute)
4 successes | 10 minutes
5+ successes | One hour or the remainder of the scene