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

Exceptional Success: Besides the longer
duration of the smoke, there is no additional
benefit.
Holy Holy Holy Light Light—Provincial Light Provincial Boon of the Flock
With a province of highly religious
constituents (of any theology) comes a faith
in the hereafter. Though Dragons know
where they go upon death (and have an
inkling of where they go after the Last
Hand), the Holy Light lets them see and
interact with the Twilight on an almostequal
level. The Provincial Boon of Holy
Light allows a Dragon to utilize “Find the
Darkness” and “Forge the Light”.
Find Find the the Darkness Darkness
Darkness
For a single point of Willpower, the
Dragon may roll Intelligence +
Manipulation + Furnace to ‘Find the
Darkness’. By her faith she gains the
capacity to see objects in both Daylight and
Twilight simultaneously, at least until the
end of the scene. Despite being aware of
them, she cannot interact with them.
Roll Results:
Dramatic Failure: The Dragon’s efforts
backfire, and all at once she can see ONLY
Twilight. She bumbles through a perceived
world she cannot touch, and a tangible world
she cannot see, until the end of the scene.
Failure: The Dragon’s sight is not altered.
Success: The Dragon sees both the material
and the immaterial in her vicinity. She is
unable to interact with them, but she is
aware of their presence and can detect their
Numina.
Exceptional Success: Same as success, but
the Willpower is not spent.
Forge Forge the the Light Light
Light
For two points of Breath, the Dragon
may roll Strength + Stamina + Furnace to
bless an item. The item becomes bathed in
the warm glow of the Dragon’s faith, and
until the end of the scene it is capable of
interacting with both Daylight and Twilight
in equal fashion. If used as a weapon, the
damage it inflicts is bashing and it is only
capable of rendering others unconscious (In
other words, if the final health slot has a
bashing wound, the weapon deals no
damage). The item remains blessed until the
end of the scene.
Roll Results:
Dramatic Failure: The item is rendered
completely ethereal. Unable to interact with
the material world, the Dragon cannot
maintain her grip and the item falls to the
ground. It’s lost to the Twilight, so
hopefully it wasn’t important.
Failure: The light does not embrace the
item, and it remains material only.
Success: The item gains the peculiar trait of
being both material and immaterial
simultaneously. It’s capable of interacting
with the realms invisible (specifically the
Twilight) until the end of the scene. If used
as a weapon, it deals only bashing damage
and cannot kill.
Exceptional Success: In addition to success,
one point of Breath is refunded.
Crafting Crafting a a Provincial Provincial Provincial Boon
Boon
To make your own provincial boons,
you need to come up with two powers (one
that uses Willpower, and one that uses two
Breath) that, while useful separately, are
only really practical when used in tandem.
The power that uses Willpower should be
something internalized, while the power that
uses Breath should be something projected.
And both powers should have some sort of
metaphoric relation to the constituents that
bore it. A Provincial Boon of law enforcers
should involve shattering lies, or bringing
order. A Provincial Boon of fisherman
should have something to do with salt, the
sea, boats, or fish. Use your imagination,
but be sure to keep it reasonable.