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Ease Ease the the Recovery Recovery ( (●●●●●) (
After controlling the adrenaline, the
Sweat Dragon may choose to speed up the
healing process. She does so by unlocking
resistant wounds. They do not appear to
change, but can henceforth be mended by
supernatural means.
The Dragon removes the marker on a
number of the subject’s resistant wounds
(her choice). Resistant wounds are
explained in Chapter 3, on page XX. The
wounds may then be removed by use of
Breath, or other healing mysticisms.
It is important to note that this
Philosophy only works on existing wounds.
If the subject is currently devoid of wounds,
he recovers a single point of Willpower.
Ease the Recovery has another
purpose… when successfully used on the
target it instantly extends all the other Lust
effects by a number of scenes equal to the
Dragon’s proficiency in the Philosophy.
Such extension can be pushed even further
by using Breath, but cannot exceed a full
day.
Ease the Recovery is an instant
action, but not every Dragon is capable of
spending 4 Breath in a single turn. For those
that are not, they may drag out the activation
over up to four turns by sacrificing their
Defense, until they can pay the full price. In
such cases the roll to activate is made on the
turn in which the total Breath owed is paid.
Cost: 4 Breath, or 1 Breath over four turns
to apply
1 Breath to extend the Lust effects
for an extra scene
Dice Pool: Intelligence + Expression +
Furnace + Lust – Stamina - Furnace
Action: Instant
Roll Results
Dramatic Failure: The Lust Dragon is
dragged to compulsion, and must act out her
vice within three turns or lose five points of
Willpower. If she cannot pay, she suffers
five resistant lethal wounds instead.
Failure: The subject benefits from no
change, and his euphoria is not locked. The
Dragon must start over.
Success: A number of the subject’s resistant
wounds return to normal, equal to the
Dragon’s proficiency in Lust. If there are no
current wounds, one Willpower is gifted.
This is a lasting effect.
In addition, all the effects of the Lust
Philosophy are extended into the next scene.
They may continue to be extended scene by
scene for one Breath each, so long as the
Lust Dragon keeps some sort of proximity to
the subject.
Exceptional Success: Identical to success,
but the Lust effects last for another
additional scene.
Sloth
Sloth
The Philosophy of Sloth is founded
on the warping of memory, and the
distraction therein.
Force: Mind
Yin: Tears
Karmic Backlash: Trance. The
Sloth Dragon is swallowed up by her own
memories in a bizarre dream-state. People
and objects around her take the shape of
things from her history, and though their
physical actions remain the same their words
speak relevance from the Dragon's past.
The Sloth Dragon is greatly disoriented by
this, and cannot break free unless she
succeeds on an Intelligence + Composure
roll. All of her actions, including the roll to
break from Trance, are penalized based on
the level of Sloth failed. Should she be
wounded under the conditions specified in
the level failed, she may also slip free.
Find Find Find the the Scars Scars ( (●) (
Unlike the Tears Philosophy which
is dependent on emotional connections, a
Sloth Dragon can simply identify weak