I think it is brilliant what is being done to help these tormented
souls to escape their undead state. Helping evil people to return
to what they once were is a truely commendable act.

However, there is one problem, unless all are willing to be cured
this "disease" of choice, will become nothing more than a flight of
fancy for many. People will join the blood, experience the undead
lifestyle, and as soon as they grow weary go and get their cure.

Will this discourage people from giving up their life for the eternal
limbo of the consanguine? Hell no. They will become enthralled in
by the droves. Why? Because it is not permanent, the only thing to
lose, are lessons.

So, like I said, while it is commendable that you are out trying to
return these people to their previous state, think carefully about
the repercussions. Will it really have your desired result?

(In response to the oncomming posts, and the issue I have no doubt
would be raised some point in the future.)
If the cure is possible, it cannot be limited. Just as we have seen
that a class cannot be constrained and prevent rogues. Once a cure
was available, it would only take a few rogues to start charging
500 gold, and you will end up with the same problem we have with
rogue vampires.

Torkah Ru'Ach.

Penned by my hand on the 15th of Chakros, in the year 132 MA.