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Prop — Identifies an object associated with the spirit to
be placated.
Scene — Identifies a place associated with the spirit to
be placated.
Successes: The number of successes indicates the willingness
of the spirit to allow you to appease it in some way and
the length of time in which it will remain placated.
1 success — The spirit grudgingly tells you what must be
done to appease it for a short time (one day).
2 successes -- The spirit regards the offer without
hostility and may be appeased for up to a week.
3 successes — The spirit is willing to be placated for a
month.
4 successes—The spirit is anxious for appeasement, and
agrees to cease being a disturbance for at least a year.
5 successes — The spirit is completely satisfied and does
not again cause trouble unless it is once again offended.
Ghost Dance
This powerful cantrip allows you to assert actual control
over the spirits of the deceased. It can be used to command or
compel a ghost to cease troubling the living, banish it from a
particular place or object, or force it to return to the Lower
World if it has managed to cross into the Middle World. Used
with the Fae Realm, this cantrip can be used against vampires
and other monstrous beings. It is also believed that under certain
circumstances, a Nunnehi using this cantrip can actually raise
an army of ghost warriors to do battle for her, her Family or her
tribe. Attempting such a drastic use of this cantrip, however,
puts the Nunnehi's faerie self at risk. If such an attempt fails
catastrophically (a botch), the Nunnehi is drawn against her
will into the Lower World where she must battle the ghosts she
was trying to command. A Nunnehi who dies in this manner is
forever destroyed and becomes the ghost of her mortal self.
Realms: The Realm describes the person, creature,
thing or place affected by the cantrip.
Actor — Describes the human spirit who is the subject
of the cantrip.
Fae — Describes the supernatural creature who is the
subject of the cantrip.
Nature — Describes the animal, plant or other natural
spirit who is the subject of the cantrip.
Prop — Describes the object or item associated with the
subject of the cantrip (such as a bow haunted by the spirit of
a dead warrior).
Scene — Describes the place which is the subject of the
cantrip (for example, the clearing where a deer was wrongfully
killed).
Successes: The number of successes indicates the degree
to which the spirits of the deceased can be controlled.
1 success — You can command a ghost to stop troubling
the living, but cannot make it leave unless it wishes to do so.
You cannot affect powerful spirits of the dead or supernatural
creatures.
2 successes — You can command a ghost to cease its
disturbance and leave the area for a short period of time
(regardless of whether or not it is appeased). Powerful spirits
of the dead or supernatural creatures such as vampires or
werewolves can be forced to leave an individual alone temporarily,
but you cannot drive them away from the area.
3 successes — You can permanently banish a ghost from
an area or forbid it to trouble an individual. A powerful ghost
or a supernatural creature can be commanded to leave for a
short period of time.
4 successes—You can point the way to the Lower World
to a "lost" ghost (although you may not travel there yourself)
and force it to leave the Middle World entirely. You can
banish a supernatural creature from a specific area (such as a
clearing or a particular dwelling) of the Middle World.
5 successes — You can exert phenomenal control over
the spirits of the dead, compelling them to do what you tell
them, even to the extent of raising an army of spirit warriors
to do battle for you. The dangers of using this degree of power
to create an army are detailed in the description of the cantrip
above. You can control the actions of supernatural creatures
for a time lasting until the next sunrise or sunset, whichever
comes first at this level of success.
Bunks
Pyretics Bunks
Level Bunk
• Flick Your Bic: Light a lighter.
• • Burn Baby Burn: Perform an anachronistic
dance.
• • • Dragon Breath: Take a swig of alcohol
and spit it out while lighting it, creating a
ball of flame.
• • • • Insurance Nightmare: Burn a valuable
object.
• • • • • Guy Fawkes: Sculpt a candle as a replica
of your target and burn it down to the stub.
Naming Bunks
Level Bunk
• Laundry List: Tear up a list you used
within the past 24 hours.
• • Spin-off: Spin a coin on a wooden surface.