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another object it converts that mysticism
into something useful.
Alone, a Graft is useless. It must be
attached to something, and that something
must have some mundane function (though
it needn’t be mundane itself). From that
point until such time as the Graft is detached,
the item receives a bonus equal to the
Graft’s rating when performing that
mundane task. Grafts can be opened or
closed once per scene, which means in a
scene where a Graft is detached from a tool,
it cannot be reattached to a different one.
Likewise, if a Graft is attached in a scene, it
cannot be removed until the subsequent
scene.
Profession Profession and and and Provincial Provincial Boons Boons
Boons
While a School determines a
Dragon’s philosophy, her Province flavors it.
Despite all her divine traits, the mind is the
greatest tool an Oroboroi can utilize. If her
Furnace reaches four dots, she can project
the metaphoric power of her chosen people
through sheer force of will, just like when
she weaves a Philosophy.
There are many different types of
people, but Provincial Boons are based
specifically on profession. A Dragon who’s
Province is a courthouse would likely
receive the Boons of judgment, as the most
prominent regulars of a courthouse are
attorneys and judges. Likewise, a Dragon
who’s Province is a prison would likely
receive Boons related to crime, as the
inmates outnumber the guards. Since
there’s no way to cover every single
profession, a few examples will be provided,
followed by guidelines for crafting your own
Provincial Boons.
Smoke Smoke—Provincial Smoke Provincial Provincial Boon of Criminals
With a province of criminals comes
the guile to obscure, and to see through the
darkness. The Provincial Boon of Smoke
allows a Dragon to utilize “Pierce the Fog”
and “Smoke Bomb”.
Pierce Pierce Pierce the the Fog
Fog
For a single point of Willpower, the
Dragon may roll Wits + Composure +
Furnace to ‘Pierce the Fog’. She believes
herself immune to the occluding effects of
darkness, and her force of will makes it so.
Roll Results:
Dramatic Failure: Blinded by her ambition,
the Dragon cannot utilize her sense of sight
for the rest of the scene.
Failure: The Dragon’s sight is not improved.
Success: Any situational penalties
that would be levied against Sight do not
trigger against the Dragon, until the scene
ends. She can see just as well in pitch
darkness and dense fog as she sees in
daylight.
Exceptional Success: Same as success, but
the Willpower is not spent.
Smoke Smoke Bomb
Bomb
For two points of Breath, the Dragon
may roll Stamina + Resolve + Furnace to
drop a ‘Smoke Bomb’. Steam erupts from
the surface of her body, quickly filling a
room and making it very difficult to see. For
a number of turns dependent on her success,
the room is considered blindingly smoky.
Unless the Dragon has used “Pierce the
Fog” this scene, she too is stricken sightless.
A Dragon can only use ‘Smoke Bomb’ once
per scene.
Roll Results:
Dramatic Failure: The smoke forms, but
dissipates almost instantly. If she wasn’t
considered suspicious before, she is now.
Failure: No smoke erupts from the
Dragon’s body.
Success: A thick, scentless fog fills the
room by falling off the Dragon’s body, and
lingers for a number of turns equal to the
successes rolled. Any within this gray haze
are rendered completely blind unless
otherwise prepared, and must rely on their
other senses to navigate. If the Smoke
Bomb is used outdoors, it will disperse one
turn sooner.