I remember that the most important exception in Blood Bond relationship is that Sires cannot be bound to their childer. I have in mind that some Elders create childer only to feed from them, because that way they are free from the blood bond.
The problem is that I cannot find the references. I have found a small mention in the 1st and 2nd edition Vlad Tepes setting introduction, but no more.
So, do I remember correctly? In which sources can I find it? (Page number or section name would be very helpful).
Best Answer
A sire CAN be blood bound to their childe
In the 20th anniversary edition of the VtM rules there is no mention of Sires being immune to their childes blood bonds.
There is only two notable quotes regarding this in the text:
And on the subject of multiple and mutual blood bonds (emphasis mine)
Therefore: There is no restriction on blood bonds other than once a character is bound with a level 3 blood bond they cannot have any others active.
I have checked a copy of the Revised (1998) edition; and the text is basically the same for this in the bloodbond section (p218) No mention of immunity for sires to bloodbonds.
That all said I do remember from playing LARP that there was a rule (in our group, old UK By Night) that Sires were immune to their childes blood bond; but as written in the 20th Edition book there's no immunity that I can find after repeated searches through the document. I suspect this may be nothing more than a common house rule. It would also be an excellent rumour for sires to spread to the childe ;)