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

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Common Common Fuel Fuel Sources
Sources
The following are commonly used by the
Oroboroi to garner Breath. Each is
considered one serving.
Fast Foods (1 meal)
600-1300
Restaurant Meals (1 meal)
800-1200
Dairies (1/2 cup)
60-140
Meats (4 ounces)
180-220
Poultry and Seafood (4 ounces)
270-360
Fruits (1/2 cup)
80-100
Vegetables (1/2 cup)
40-60
Grains (1/2 cup)
90-120
Junk Foods (8 pieces)
110-300
Desserts (1 piece)
300-500
Alcohol (1 serving)
80-100
Gasoline (1 Glass)
2000
Coal (1 hunk)
630
Crude Oil (1 Glass)
2200
Fuel Caloric
Points
Meals
Minimum
Resources
This, of course, is all a little bit of a
moot point, as time spent counting Calories
is better applied elsewhere. For this reason
Dragon: The Embers uses an abstract
method for the Dragon’s food consumption
process.
250 Calories roll into one tidy
Caloric point, used with the Furnace chart to
determine when Breath is rewarded. How
do you determine how many Caloric points
a meal provides? For regular foods it’s
incredibly easy. Ask the player to rate how
full her character would feel after a meal
like that (provided she was still mortal) on a
scale from 1 to 5 (with 5 being nauseously
stuffed). The resulting number is how many
Caloric points are rewarded. When it comes
to alternative fuels, consult the chart at the
bottom of this page.
You may have noticed that minimum
ratings are provided for these consumables.
They’re simply harder to eat that regular
food. All listed requirements (except for
Furnace) increase by one each time the
Dragon partakes in that source in a day.
Continuous consumption eventually leads to
nausea and bloating, especially with
substances not intended for ingestion. Fuels
that have a higher Composure minimum are
more difficult to eat due to taste or smell.
Foods with a higher Stamina minimum are
harder to digest and in those of less sturdy
build would likely cause internal damage.
Minimum
Composure
Minimum
Stamina
Minimum
Furnace
A Log of Kindling 2 0 2 2 1
A Hunk of Coal 2 0 3 1 2
A Glass of Gasoline 8 0 3 3 3
A Glass of Crude Oil 10 1 4 3 5
A Glass of Rocket Fuel 18 5 3 4 7
A Bag of Laundry 2 0 2 3 1