Dragon: The Embers Core Book - MrGone's Character Sheets
Dragon: The Embers Core Book - MrGone's Character Sheets
Dragon: The Embers Core Book - MrGone's Character Sheets
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Cost: 1 Breath to apply<br />
Dice Pool: Resolve + Medicine + Furnace +<br />
Bone – Composure - Furnace<br />
Action: Instant<br />
Roll Results<br />
Dramatic Failure: Whoops! <strong>The</strong> subject<br />
feels sickly, and suffers four points of<br />
bashing damage sporadically during the<br />
course of the remainder of the scene. <strong>The</strong><br />
Bone Philosophy must be started again from<br />
scratch.<br />
Failure: No regeneration is supplied, and<br />
the Bone <strong>Dragon</strong> cannot continue her<br />
Philosophy until she succeeds at this level.<br />
Success: <strong>The</strong> subject’s regeneration is<br />
improved until the end of the scene. On top<br />
of his normal healing rates, he recovers one<br />
bashing wound every turn and one lethal<br />
turn every two turns. It is possible to heal<br />
both a bashing and a lethal wound on the<br />
same turn.<br />
Exceptional Success: Same as Success, but<br />
the Breath is not spent.<br />
Overcharge Overcharge the the the <strong>Core</strong> <strong>Core</strong> ( (●●●●●) (<br />
<strong>The</strong> last stand, Overcharge the <strong>Core</strong><br />
fortifies the subject’s body against future<br />
injury. By spending two Breath, rolling it,<br />
and succeeding, she can both increase the<br />
subject’s Health dots and his Defense.<br />
Overcharge the <strong>Core</strong> lasts for the<br />
entirety of the scene in which it is activated,<br />
but it may be extended into subsequent<br />
scenes by spending a point of Breath.<br />
Overcharge the <strong>Core</strong> cannot be extended<br />
longer than one day in this fashion.<br />
Overcharge the <strong>Core</strong> is an instant<br />
action, but not every <strong>Dragon</strong> is capable of<br />
spending 2 Breath in a single turn. For those<br />
that are not, they may drag out the activation<br />
over two turns by sacrificing their Defense,<br />
until they can pay the full price. In such<br />
cases the roll to activate is made on the turn<br />
in which the total Breath owed is paid.<br />
Cost: 2 Breath, or 1 Breath over two turns<br />
(to apply)<br />
1 Breath to extend by one scene<br />
Dice Pool: Wits + Medicine + Furnace +<br />
Bone – Composure - Furnace<br />
Action: Instant<br />
Roll Results<br />
Dramatic Failure: <strong>The</strong> subject’s muscles<br />
lock instead of loosen, and he suffers a -5<br />
penalty to Defense until the end of the scene.<br />
He does not gain any bonus health levels.<br />
Failure: <strong>The</strong> Bone <strong>Dragon</strong> fails to<br />
overcharge the subject’s core. <strong>The</strong><br />
Philosophy sequence is broken with no<br />
benefit, and she must start from scratch<br />
before she may try again.<br />
Success: Each success scored on activation<br />
grants the subject an additional temporary<br />
Health dot (Which follows the rules<br />
regarding temporary health, in the World of<br />
Darkness Rulebook sidebar “Temporary<br />
Health Dots” on page 173). For every two<br />
successes, the subject receives a +1 bonus to<br />
his Defense. Both bonuses last until the end<br />
of the scene, or until the end of the last<br />
scene the <strong>Dragon</strong> pays for. This effect<br />
cannot be extended further than one day.<br />
Exceptional Success: Identical to success,<br />
but the bonus lasts an extra scene.<br />
Sweat Sweat<br />
Sweat<br />
<strong>The</strong> Philosophy of focuses on<br />
mitigating or intensifying pain and its<br />
associated penalties. Scholars of Sweat feel<br />
that pain affirms life, but they always find a<br />
way to make other suffer more than they do.<br />
Force: Pain<br />
Yang: Lust<br />
Find Find Find the the Pain Pain Pain ( (●) (<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Dragon</strong> gains an understanding<br />
of what it means to feel pain, and can<br />
successfully detect the level of pain those<br />
near to her suffer. Pain can be difficult to<br />
detect, as the sturdy and the socially<br />
infallible find clever ways to hide it. But<br />
with enough effort, it can be found. At this<br />
level of Philosophy the dragon becomes