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

eceive these additional two Aspect points
when they take a manifest action.
Ethics Ethics 9
9
Maybe construed as the boss, maybe
not, the Ethics 9 Dragon has an excellent
grasp on what’s right and wrong, and what
traits define an honorable figurehead.
Though not perfect, it’s difficult to find
something to dislike about this Dragon.
Embers Dragons of Ethics 9 receive
an additional Aspect point when they take a
manifest action. Saintly Devil Dragons of
Ethics 9 in Good mode also receive this
additional Aspect point when they take a
manifest action.
Ethics Ethics 8
8
A touch better than average, but not
so lofty as to breed loyalty by presence, the
Ethics 8 Dragon may not be recognized as
the leader of her Province. Though she
doesn’t command respect like Dragons of
higher Ethics, the Ethics 8 Dragon is no less
principled. Her Province is likely a place of
comfort and joy; a reflection of her loving
care. People recognize this Dragon is a
good person.
Ethics Ethics 7
7
Quite similar to the Ethics 8 Dragon,
the Ethics 7 Dragon knows what it means to
be decent and just to her Province and its
residents. Still, there’s a sliver of doubt in
her step, and the objective observer can see
it. It’s as if she’s afraid to accept her
responsibility.
Ethics Ethics 6
Though not necessarily evil, the
Ethics 6 Dragon is not above underhanded
actions for the sake of progress. If
something poses a threat to her Province,
she removes it cleanly and quietly. It’s still
about the Province and not the self, so she
will not stoop to such levels for personal
gain. Still, those that meet her feel a
darkness beneath her voice that is difficult to
explain.
Ethics Ethics 5
5
For the Ethics 5 Dragon, the lines of
easiest and best begin to blur and
convenience takes the place of good
judgment. The Dragon may remove
obstacles from her Province simply because
they don’t suit her preferences. She comes
off as a little selfish, but the Province is still
better off for her presence.
Ethics Ethics Ethics 4
4
The commencement of tyranny, a
Dragon at Ethics 4 places her own desires
and drives above the good of her province.
She takes what she wants, and gets back at
slights when she wants. These retributions
are not fair or properly prompted like those
of a higher-Ethics Dragon, but they are not
inherently violent. Ethics 4 Dragons come
off as bossy and self-centered, and often are
not very likeable.
Ethics Ethics 3
3
The Province becomes a tool for the
Dragon’s own desires when she reaches
Ethics 3. She may take destructive measures
against her own Province for some fleeting
benefit, or maim the morale of her subjects
in the name of inflating her own position.
Whereas a singular threat would prompt
pruning by a higher Ethics Dragon, one at
this level does not flinch at purging all
involved (Even if that purge involves
murder).
At this point, the Dragon is likely
recognized once more as an authority figure.
Loathing, if not outright hatred, is the
common perception of the Ethics 3 Dragon.
Ethics Ethics 2
2
Petty to a maniacal degree, the
Ethics 2 Dragon is willing to remove dozens
of people from the ‘privilege’ of life simply
because they do not meet her preferences. A
grudge-bearer by nature, her revenge is
often violent. The Ethics 2 Dragon sends
out an unsettling vibe, and seems to lack any
lingering flicker of light. A dictator,
definitely.