>If nothing else, it would be a more discreet way of providing a little
>snack service to your vampire honey in a public setting where a spot
>of tonsil hockey is expected (say, the corner booth of a nightclub)
>than that overt neck-biting business.
>

True, though that may also depend on the club. I've been to some places where I'm not sure anyone would've noticed, or at least thought it worth commenting on. Still, some vampires would have standards for decorum if nothing else.

>(Which reminds me, that's the one thing I can think of which is
>specific to VtM that's in Gallian Gothic—the thing where
>vampires can heal small wounds on humans by licking them. It's in Act
>IV.)
>

I hadn't parsed that as a VtM reference since I could swear I've seen it elsewhere, though now that I dig around in the old mental filing cabinet I can't say from -where-, which is mildly maddening, only that I recall some (female?) vampire using said ability on some neck wounds after finishing her drink.

	-={(Astynax)}=- "As opposed to Maddening, which is turning out the same game year after year without shame."