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into their character. She may move on to higher levels of Blood, but she’ll suffer a -5 penalty until she succeeds on See the Scars. Failure: The Blood Dragon cannot alter her perception to see the sin of her subject. She cannot use higher levels of the Blood Philosophy until she succeeds on this one. Success: Regardless of the end result, studying a soul print gives the Blood Dragon a load of insight. The Dragon learns the subject’s Morality score (Or Ethics, or whatever relevant score is applicable to the Subject). Also, the successes turn into free pool dice for Blood uses. Exceptional Success: In addition to success, the Blood Dragon can guess roughly when the last Derangement was acquired. Ply Ply the the the Scars Scars ( (●●) ( Using the information gathered with See the Scars, the Blood Dragon socially twists the subject into submission. The Dragon adds her Blood proficiency to a number of social exchanges equal to the successes rolled on the activation of this Philosophy. The social exchanges need not be aggressive or successive, but any accumulated applications that aren’t used by the end of the scene are lost. Cost: 1 Willpower Dice Pool: Wits + Socialize + Furnace + Blood – Composure - Furnace Action: Instant Roll Results Dramatic Failure: The Blood Dragon misjudges the subject, and bends her knowledge in the wrong direction. The Dragon suffers a -2 penalty to all social rolls involving the subject, until she successfully uses Ply the Scars. Failure: The Dragon does not use her knowledge with the finesse necessary to benefit from it. No social rolls can be bumped by the Blood proficiency, and the Dragon cannot move up to the next level until she succeeds at this one. Success: For each success rolled, the Dragon may add her Blood proficiency to one social roll involving the subject, until the end of the scene. Exceptional Success: Same as Success, but the Willpower is not spent. Bind Bind the the Scars Scars (●●●) A sinner properly manipulated can be made to keep his word. Words in passing that can do a lot of damage if not chosen carefully. If a subject the Blood Dragon have primed with Ply the Scars states an intention, that Dragon may initiate Bind the Scars. If she succeeds, the oath-taker is bound by Blood to carry out that intention. While under the effects of Bind the Scars, if the oath-taker does not fulfill the promised action a degeneration roll is made (At a morality score two below the subject's current; if that falls below 1 the roll automatically fails). This subject may not be applied against the same subject within twenty-four hours. Cost: 1 Breath Dice Pool: Manipulation + Socialize + Furnace + Ash – Composure - Furnace Action: Instant Roll Results Dramatic Failure: All the progress made with the Blood Philosophy is lost, and the Dragon must start over. Failure: The passing comment is not bound in oath, and the Blood Dragon cannot proceed in her Philosophy until a task is set. She must wait for another fleeting promise and succeed with Bind the Scars before she may move to higher levels of the Blood Philosophy. Success: The subject has no mystic compulsion to fulfill his promise, but his sanity is placed on the line if he does not. Abandoning the task or failing to complete it counts as a sin, two levels below the current
104 104 Morality (or Ethics, or whatever) of the subject. The subject must roll the appropriate degeneration and derangement rolls. Exceptional Success: Same as Success, but the sin is three levels below the current Morality of the subject. Bleed Bleed the the Betrayer Betrayer ( (●●●●) ( The Blood Dragon becomes mildly aware of the subject's actions. She knows he is working towards or against the stated goal, provided the event is significant enough. If at any point she detects he is drifting off the path, she may spend a Willpower point to roll Bleed the Betrayer, which inflicts bashing wounds on the oathbreaker. The subject remains unaware of the damage's source (Unless told), and feels only a crushing sensation in the vicinity of his heart. Since bashing damage heals quickly (Save the overflow that goes to lethal), this usually is not an effective combat tactic. Medical examination mistakes it as a heart attack, but the oathbreaker can feel in his soul it's something more than that. Bleed the Betrayer is best used to scare an oath-taker back onto the path. This philosophy requires one turn of physical contact to apply (but not a roll), within one hour of the Bind the Scars Philosophy. Bleed the Betrayer lasts for one week after it is applied, and may be used as many times as the oath-taker drifts from the path. The duration may not be extended. Cost: 1 Breath to apply 1 Willpower to activate Dice Pool: Resolve + Socialize + Furnace + Blood – Composure - Furnace Action: Instant Roll Results Dramatic Failure: The subject is inadvertently let off the hook, though the Blood Dragon remains unaware of this. She may continue on to the last level of the Philosophy, but it will always fail. Failure: No bashing damage is inflicted, and the subject gets away with stepping offtrack. The Dragon cannot make use of the final Philosophy’s wrath until she’s inflicted damage with Bleed the Betrayer at least once, though she may apply it. Success: The oath-breaker suffers a number of bashing wounds equal to the successes rolled. This damage can be dealt from any distance, via the connection between Dragon and oath-taker. Exceptional Success: Same as Success, but the Willpower is not spent. No No Greater Greater Justice Justice ( (●●●●●) ( By the same connection forged in Bleed the Betrayer, the Dragon watches for signs that the subject is abandoning or forsaking the oath. If he is turning his back on the promise, the Dragon has the option of boiling his blood. For a single point of Breath, she inflicts Presence + Socialize + Furnace + Blood automatic lethal damage, minus the target’s Composure (And Furnace, if he has one). No Greater Justice is an instant action, but not every Dragon is capable of spending 2 Breath in a single turn. For those that are not, they may drag out the touch over two turns by sacrificing their Defense, until they can pay the full price. In such cases, the touch must be maintained for the duration of these turns, and the roll to activate is made on the turn in which the total Breath owed is paid. And unlike Bleed the Betrayer, the roll for this Philosophy is made on application and not activation. No Greater Justice lasts for one week once it is applied, and must be applied again after it is activated. However, unlike the other levels of the Blood Philosophy, No Greater Justice can be extended almost indefinitely by spending Willpower. Each point of
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Dragon: The Embers Table of Content
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A A Voluntary Voluntary Madness Mad
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Lexicon Lexicon Anima: A mortal’s
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Chapter One: Fire of the Oroboroi (
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he did not have the stature to exte
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The Five Evils School that detests
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Provinces Provinces The word ‘pro
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Hungry ruin any chance of Oroboroi
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share space, and when they do the m
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(thus the name). Since Oroboroi hav
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they choke on the volumes required
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This Reference, if used with the on
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supplies. Frank says that would be
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Traits Traits The nine-chambered he
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have a 4 dot Graft and a 1 dot Graf
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she faces sinning against her Ethic
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Finder: Finder: The The Inquisitive
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Trickster: Trickster: The The Noxio
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Schools Schools of of Dominion Domi
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Character Creation: Followers of As
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where one Oroboroi excels over anot
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should feel a sense of accomplishme
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leave the Dragon under attack hangi
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Storytelling Hints: A knight should
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highly addicting, though, and soon
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Deep Deep Deep Ones Ones To the Oro
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have to be purchased in sequence, e
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that the Dreamer’s “Health” a
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to survive the death of one believe
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elieve he’s woken. The dreamscape
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Index (Both the Index and any Inter
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