Wonderland - Jags

Deeper Mysteries - Twists
Brainiac Cost 8
Trait: You think you’re smarter than everyone else and it’s a
source of comfort or superiority for you.
Effect: The top of your head is translucence, bald (or has hair
in some configuration that doesn’t hide the brain) and reveals
a green glowing luminescent brain underneath (other colors
available). You have Level 1 Telepathy from the JAGS Psionics
books (you can communicate with others via your mind—you
can’t break into minds and read them). You get +2 to MEM
rolls and +1 to all RES rolls and RES based skills while this is
in effect. You will also hear voices. These are split personalities
telling you things that, mostly, you don’t want to hear.
NOTE: if the character is extremely arrogant, the head may
actually balloon up to absurd size. This gives a –1 to AGI
Bonus (and all AGI rolls) and an additional +1 RES.
Breathe Fire Cost 2
Trait: You tend to viciously rebuke people. You are prone to
verbal temper tantrums. This isn’t necessarily vocal—people
who “flame” online may qualify.
Effect: A 5 REA, 3-yard ranged attack that does Listed points
of Fire damage. It may be used once per turn and after three
attacks it must be recharged for 10 minutes.
Damage
VS S MS M MB B
8 IMP 10 IMP 12 IMP 14 IMP 18 IMP 22 IMP
Brute Cost 6
Trait: You are bully. You like picking on people weaker than
you in some fashion. The classic is that of the schoolyard bully
but someone who abuses less articulate people online could
have this trait as well!
Effect: You are Medium Big or Big (8 or 16pts) and you look like
an ogre! Your hands become meaty clubs with words (HATE?)
spelled out across the knuckles and you are otherwise covered
with dock-worker and prison tattoos. Your face becomes blunt
and ugly. You may grow tusks.
1. You get 2/4 Armor (does not stack with other armors,
though).
2. And -2 Damage Modifier (does not stack with other
modifiers) from anyone lighter than you. This is done
in terms of BLD (and, oddly, it doesn’t matter if the
attacker is a sniper you never see).
If you have both more armor and negative damage modifiers
then the cost is 2 points. This also tanks your psychology
modifiers (-6 to all of them, even recruit: you look stupid) except
Intimidate, which gets a +2.
Damage
VS S MS M MB B
+2 +4 +6 +8 +12 +16
180
Burning Cost 6
Trait: You tend to lash out at those close to you or say or do
hurtful things that you later regret. This may not be actual
violence (and might, really, be a more minor personality trait)—
but you’ve had some experience hurting those close to you.
Effect: You burn. The burning happens around your skin and
clothes: you won’t burn up whatever you were wearing when
you went down and you have some control over what you torch.
For 5 REA, you can take non-burning actions. With a WIL roll
at –3 (each try takes 10 seconds of meditation—counting to 10)
you can shut down the fire. Bringing it back takes a WIL roll and
an 8 REA Long action.
Damage is based on the chart.
Situation Damage Modifier
You Punch Someone 1⁄4 Listed damage
Someone punches you They take 1/4 th listed damage with a –2
Damage Modifier
You GRAB someone They take 1⁄2 listed damage with a Damage
Mod of whatever you hit by.
Someone Grabs You They take 1⁄2 Listed Damage with a –2
Damage Modifier.
Grapple You do 1x Listed damage to them at the
beginning of your turn (0 REA cost)
Damage
VS S MS M MB B
8 IMP 10 IMP 12 IMP 14 IMP 18 IMP 22 IMP
Burnt Cost 5
Trait: You have been through black times and have tried
to deal with them as best you could. You may have done
things you wish you hadn’t or have led others when you felt
insufficient to do so.
Effect: You appear badly, badly burned. There is crispy black
skin with hellishly red flesh underneath. Heat, although not fire,
comes off you in waves (to ordinary non-Shadow people you
will appear horrifying!)
You have a –4 Damage Modifier against any weapon. Unarmed
and Twisted attacks take no negative modifier unless they
involve a weapon or weapon-like (Gun) effect.
Butterfly Wings Cost [Size]
Trait: Within you there is a deep-seated sense of joy and wonder
at the beauty of the universe. A mathematician or physicist is as
likely to have this as the mystic or priest. Artists whose work is
life-affirming are also good candidates.