Dragon: The Embers Core Book - MrGone's Character Sheets

Action: Instant
Roll Results
Dramatic Failure: The subject suffers
internal trauma (Trauma 3), and three lethal
damage with it. The Dragon is free to try
again, provided the subject is still willing to
accept treatment. This trauma lasts until the
subject no longer suffers any lethal wounds.
Failure: No wounds are healed, and no
conditions are treated. The Dragon must
succeed on this level of the Philosophy
before continuing to higher levels.
Success: Each success can be spent to heal
two bashing wounds or one lethal wound.
In addition, the Dragon may treat a number
of conditions that sum up to no more than
her Bone proficiency.
Exceptional Success: Same as Success, but
the Breath is not spent.
Cycle Cycle the the Core Core ( (●●●●) (
Mending Mending Disease
Disease
When using Mend the Core, the Dragon
gains the ability to cure diseases up to
her proficiency in the Bone Philosophy,
but what does that actually mean?
Conditions fall into a variety of
categories depending on their overall
interpreted severity. Such severity may
not match their real-world severity, but
these are the numbers assigned by the
Dragon’s mind.
Trivial Condition (●): cold, flu, minor
addiction, fatigue, acne, parasites, etc.
Pesky Condition (●●): most STDs, major
addiction, bone fractures, etc.
Serious Condition (●●●): neurological
disorders, blood disorders, asthma,
rabies, etc.
Fatal Condition (●●●●): cancer, aids,
Huntington’s, meningitis, etc.
Supernatural Condition (●●●●●):
possession, claiming, antecedent
passenger, etc. (NOT vampirism)
Each time Mend the Core succeeds, the
Dragon may removes any conditions she
is aware of that are less than her current
Bone rating, so long as the total number
removed does not exceed her Bone
rating. For example, a Dragon with
Bone 4 using Mend the Core could
remove a Serious and Trivial condition,
but not a Supernatural condition.
Once the body is back to neutral (as
in, it’s healthy), a Bone Dragon can make it
stay that way. Focusing the force of health
directly into her subject, she accelerates the
rate at which their tissues mend.
Until the end of the scene, the
subject recovers one bashing wound each
turn and one lethal wound every other turn.
This stacks on top of the subject’s natural
regenerative capabilities.