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

highly addicting, though, and soon he craves
more.
Description: A Heart-Eater is
nonchalant, because attention will draw
other Dragons and when they learn of his
sins he’s toast. He’s finicky and easily
excited, though, stirred on by his guilty
conscience. Rarely a Heart-Eater will play
friendly to gain access to another Dragon’s
Heart, but he cannot maintain the charade
for long.
Storytelling Hints: A Heart-Eater is
most effective as a short-term threat. Too
flighty to maintain a Province, a Heart-Eater
drifts from place to place seeking his next
fix. Use a Heart-Eater if you need to get rid
of an Oroboroi in the city (usually an NPC).
As an added bonus, it should scare the
characters into being more paranoid with
their own Hearts, as well as tempt them with
what could come from sin.
Attributes: Intelligence 3, Wits 4, Resolve
1, Strength 3, Dexterity 4, Stamina 4,
Presence 1, Manipulation 4, Composure 1
Skills: Academics 2, Computers 3,
Investigation 3, Medicine 4, Occult 5,
Politics 2, Larceny 4, Stealth 3, Survival 3,
Expression 1, Persuasion 3, Streetwise 4,
Subterfuge 4
Merits: Graft 3, Hoard 4, Direction Sense,
Fresh Start, Quick Draw, Quick Healer,
Resources 4
Furnace: 4
Breath: 13
Willpower: 2
Ethics: 3
Virtue: Charity
Vice: Gluttony
Health: 9
Initiative: 5
Defense: 4
Speed: 12, Climb 9 + Wall Climber, Burrow
7 + Burrowing Body
Philosophies: Ash 2, Blood 5
Aspects: Scales 2, Natural Weaponry 3
(Horns, Tail Spikes and Scythe, Razor
Wings), Fire Skin 2, Whipping Tail 2,
Colossal Beast 2, Wall Climber 2,
Burrowing Body 2, Trail of Scales 1
Provincial Boons: - [The Heart-Eater does
not have a Province]
Attacks:
Type Damage Range Pool
Horns Yards
Charged
[Max +4]
(L)
Close 2
Tail
Spikes
1 (L) Close 3
Razor
Wings
Armor:
-2 (L) Close 3
Type Rating Defense
Penalty
Thin
Kevlar
1/2 0
Scales 2/2 0
Hydra
Hydra
Quote: [Incomprehensible Hiss]
Background: An Oroboroi with no
respect for the state of Dragonhood slips
down the slopes of the Code and, deranged
and fractured, becomes a raving monster.
Torture, mass murder, and treachery lead to
this end, and none would say a Hydra has
not earned his suffering.
Description: Hydra are always in
True Form, with a slew of conflicting heads
barking and biting at each other. Most of
the time they sleep somewhere in the
wilderness, sustained on the spoils of their
rampages. They are incapable of coherent
thought, though some of the heads will
ramble on depending on the derangements a
Hydra has accrued on its journey to the
bottom. Maddeningly senseless and
immovable, a Hydra is little more than a
bloody typhoon of death.
Storytelling Hints: Fighting a Hydra
head-on is suicide. Still, there’s little other
choice when it rips through the city causing