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Fix Obfuscate MOTF showing clan specific examine text - #1473

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Fix Obfuscate MOTF showing clan specific examine text#1473
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Fixes an issue with Mask of a Thousand Faces where if the user shifts into someone normal, they would still show their clan specific examine text when examined. Now checks to see if the user has the violating traits before it appends the examine text.
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Why It's Good For The Game

No longer, shall hunters or new folk examine a masked nossie and masq breach them for meta information. Or any other kindred who manages to learn obfuscate and has the traits.

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fix: Mask of a Thousand Faces now properly hides your hideous features
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…ures to confirm if the examinee has masquerade violating traits
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Psychodeath42 requested a review from a team as a code owner August 27, 2026 18:04
@github-actions github-actions Bot added the Fix label Aug 27, 2026

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I suspect the handling could be a bit better, primarly making the a helper to get the "visible" clan on the mob that MOTF can override, this would mean we could make sure if someone is mimmicing another clan that also is displayed. This is fine for now though if you want me to show you how to do that i can walk you through it.

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