To answer this question properly another question must be first answered.

How are Blampires made?  I doubt anything in the Dresdenverse is so simple as saliva in the bite.  There must be some magic in it.  Maybe an Embrace like function from White Wolf?  Maybe a ritual?  If this is established in game cannon or in any of the books/WoJ...I missed it...

Once that is figured out, reversing it should be a smidge easier.  A huge thaumaturgy ritual with steps representing the creation of the BCV(blampire) in reverse?

barring that one can skip to Plot Device or similar powers?

I liked "Kill the vampire, then bring it back as a vanilla mortal".

Explaining the Witchblade from Top Cow comics is going to be rough, I think I'll just retract that one if you don't mind.

I'll replace it with something else: how about a Treant or Ent?

Disclaimer: I used the search function before creating this thread.  I was however tired, apologies if a thread or post addresses this issue already.

As far as I know, rules do not exist for inciting positive emotions.  I would assume they generally should not cause damage persay, though I could see overloading ones sytem with pleasure... though I'm not certain it applies to "positive" emotions at that point.

I suppose one could place manuevers with it. "Bolstered Courage" etc.  How else might such a power work system wise? 

I'm certain a use of this power would not invoke True emotions (True Courage, Love, Hope, etc.)

@ Sanctaphrax: Your entry on angels (archangels perhaps?) has them Inciting: Joy.  How did you envision this effecting play?

I ask because I hope to simulate an effect similar to Cavaliers from 2nd Edition D&D. (radiate courage 10ft as per the Emotion spell...I know there is no way in this system to constantly radiate a power.  I simply wondered how to reproduce a similar effect) Where said character could bolster his allies courage.

I assume the power would look something like: Incite Emotion (courage) - 1, in bursts?(zone) -1


Seeking advice and opinions.