Autonomic Mastery (Dark Ages Companion)
   Start, stop, or otherwise control a target's bodily functions.

Chain the Psyche (Guide to the Camarilla)
   Not content with merely commanding their subjects, some elders apply this power to ensure obedience from recalcitrant victims. Chain the Psyche is a Dominate technique that inflicts incapacitating pain on a target who attempts to break the vampire's commands.
   System: Spend a BP when applying Dominate to a subject. Any attempt that the subject makes to go against the vampire's implanted commands or to recover stolen memories causes intense pain. When such an attempt is made, roll Manipulation + Intimidation (Sramina + Empathy). Each success equals one turn that the victim is unable to act, as he is wracked with agony. Each application of Chain the Psyche crushes a number of resistance attempts equal to the vampire's Mamipulation rating, after which the effect fades.

Command Obedience (Players' Guide to High Clans)

Fealty (Dark Ages)
   Enforce oaths a target makes to you so they cannot be broken.

Oberon's Grail (Tremere Clanbook (Revised))
   Memory manipulation gives effective options for influence, protection of secrets or intimidation. Employed carefully, such methods can change motives and perform subtle alterations to a subject's personality. Sometimes, though, a few subtle changes aren't enough, and when entire nights of memory lead to trouble, a mere 15-minute alteration won't do. Tremere elders may be beguiling schemers, but sometimes even they must resort to brute force. Recalcitrant memories wiped away, whole evenings lost to mystery - rumor holds that some Tremere can do this and more. But who would ever remember?
   Oberon's Grail serves as a very final and dramatic cure to problem witnesses. The Forgetful Mind can only remove or alter small sections of memory at a time, but Oberon's Grail has no such limitation. A single application can wash away an entire night. The Tremere need only to touch the subject while making eye contact (even light clothing will not stop this). Everything from sundown up to the Tremere's touch vanishes from the victim's memory. With effort, the Tremere can even fog the victim's mind so that he remembers nothing from the point of the touch to sunup, once the victim has slept. In effect, the victim seems to function normally (except, of course, for the loss of everything from sunset to the touch) until he wakes up the next day or night, at which point he realizesthat he has no recollection whatsoever of the whole previous night.
   Those elders who master Oberon's Grail use it only rarely. The touch can't remove expertise - someone who learns a skill cannot be made to forget how to do it - but it can make the victim unable to recall how or when he learned something, or to realize that he knows about it. Most often, the Grail helps to guard the Masquerade, protect clan secrets and punish those who would violate Kindred custom. Because the Grail's effects are so profound and so obvious, it's a good way to make enemies, and it's thus rarely used, but it is perhaps more effective for its threat than its practice.
   System: The Tremere must make eye contact, as usual for Dominate and touch the victim. (An elder who also has the power of Obedience can use Oberon's Grail without eye contact.) Roll Manipulation + Subterfudge (Willpower). One success causes the victim's memories from sunset to the point of the touch to become hazy; two successes completely wipe out all memory in that time period. With three or more successes, the Tremere can erase the entirety of the night, with everything from the touch until sunrise disappearing from memory once the victim falls asleep, but this costs a WP.
   Oberon's Grail has no effect if administered during the day (that's day for the body making the touch - a Tremere cannot leave her body in some part of the world at night and use the Grail through a Possessed vessel in some other, daylit part of the world). Although Oberon's Grail destroys memories, it cannot remove Attributes, Abilities, Disciplines or other Traits. This power works against victims with Eidetic Memory normally; against victims who do not sleep, its ability to suppress memory functions only from the period from sundown to the point of the touch, though the user will not be aware of this. A vampire who enters torpor counts as falling asleep.

Chain of Command (Archons & Templars)
   Sometimes a single thrall isn't sufficient to accomplish a given task. Chain of Command allows the vampire to implant a suggestion (much like those allowed by Mesmerize, except even more complex). For instance, the subject could be commanded to follow an individual and report who she speaks to, or to travel from Mexico City to Houston and deliver intelligence from an undercover archon to the prince there. Chain of Command does more than  this, however. Should the thrall prove unable to complete his assigned task, Chain of Command grants him the power to pass the compulsion along to someone else. This person could, in turn, pass the compulsion along to a third agent, and even a fourth, until the objective is completed.
   System: Spend one BP, one WP and roll Manipulation + Leadership (Willpower) when implanting the suggestion in the first thrall. Keep track of the total successes. Should the thrall encounter an impediment or circumstance that he honestly believes will prevent him from fulfilling the objective - perhaps she is injured and unable to leave the hospital, is recognized by the individual he's tailing, cannot afford travel to her destination, or the like - he will attempt to pass the compulsion on to another individual whom he judges capable of continuing the assignment . Should the thrall believe herself to be dying, she will choose whoever is most convenient . If the vampire who implanted the original suggestion possesses the power of Obedience, the compulsion can be passed by touch; otherwise it requires eye contact. The compulsion can be passed only to an individual with a Willpower equal to or less than that of the current thrall (and only to Kindred of higher generation if he is a vampire) . The thrall does not make a roll to determine success; rather, take the original vampire's successes and subtract one. Subtract two if the second thrall passes along the compulsion, three if the third thrall passes it along, and so forth. Chain of Command lasts either until the task is complete, a thrall is killed without the chance to pass the compulsion on, the vampire chooses to end it or the number of successes drops to zero.

   The vampire can learn what thought, emotion, or urge is being most rigorously repressed.
   System: Roll Perception + Empathy (Willpower). Three successes cause the victim to blurt out the thought being repressed.

Still the Mortal Flesh (Guide to the Camarilla)
   Despite its name, this power may be employed on vampires as well as mortals, and it has left more than one unfortunate victim writhing in agony - or unable to do even that. A vampire who has developed this power is able to override her victim's body as easily as his mind in order to cut off his senses or even stop his heart. It is rumored that this power once came more easily to the Kindred, but modern medicine has made the bodies and spirits of mortals more resistant to such manipulation.
   System: Roll Manipulation + Medicine (Willpower + 2; a difficulty above 10 means that this power cannot affect the target at all). The effect lasts for one turn per success. The vampire must choose what function of the target's body is being cut off before rolling. She may affect any of the body's involuntary functions; breathing, circulation, perspiration, sight and hearing are all viable targets. While Still the Mortal Flesh is in effect, a vampire can either stop any one of those functions entirely or cause them to fluctuate erratically.
   Most mortals panic if suddenly struck blind, but only the shutdown of the heart will kill a target instantly. Vampires are unaffected by loss of heartbeat or breathing, but may be rendered deaf and blind as easily as mortals.

Strings of the Marionette (Archons & Templars)
   With this power, the Kindred's ability to command the minds of others is so great that she may even overcome the paralysis imposed by staking, or the languor of torpor. The subject cannot move as swiftly as normal, has reduced mental capacity, and cannot access any Disciplines that require conscious effort to activate. Within these parameters, however, the subject can be forced to take any actions the vampire desires.
   System: The vampire must first physically touch the subject; then roll Manipulation + Leadership, (Willpower + 1) (the added difficulty is to overcome the paralysis or torpor). The vampire maintains control for a number of scenes equal to the successes rolled.
   The subject of this power is limited in the actions he can perform while staked or torpid. In addition to the restriction on Disciplines, the subject loses one from all dice pools involving physical actions; all other dice pools halfed (round down).

Tyrant's Gaze (Players' Guide to High Clans)
   Reduce the Attributes of a target with a look.

Carry the Master's Voice (Players' Guide to High Clans)
   Make it so you can issue Dominate commands through a thrall.

Dominate the Descendants (Players' Guide to High Clans)

Speak Through the Blood (Guide to the Camarilla)
   The power structures of Methuselahs extend across continents and centuries. This power is a powerful tool by which such ancients wield control over their descendants, even far outside their geographic sphere of influence. Speak Through the Blood allows an elder to issue commands to every vampire whose lineage returns to her - even if the two have never met. Thus, entire broods act to further the goals of sleeping ancients whose existences they are completely unaware of. The vampires affected by this power rarely act directly to pursue the command they were given, but over 10 or so years, their priorities slowly shift until the fulfillment of the Methuselah's command is among their long-term goals. Speak Through the Blood, because it takes effect so slowly, is rarely recognised as an outside influence, and its victims rationalize their behavior as "growing and changing," or something to that effect.
   System: Spend a permanent Willpower point and roll Manipulation + Leadership.The difficulty of this roll is equal to 4 + the number of generations to which the command is to be passed. Unless the vampire is aware of the location and present agenda of every descendant of hers - a highly unlikely event - she may only issue general commands, such as "work for the greater glory of Clan Malkavian" or "destroy all those who seek to extinguish the light of knowledge." Speak Through the Blood can be used by a vampire in torpor. Commands issued through this power last for one decade per success on the roll. Difficulties over 10 require one additional success for each point past 10, making it that much more difficult to issue long-lasting commands stretching down to the ends of one's lineage.
   A vampire who has reached Golconda is not affected by this power, and is completely unaware that it has been used. Her childer, however, are affected normally unless they are also enlightened. Ghould of the victims of this power are also affected, but to a lesser extent than vampires.