Dragon: The Embers Core Book - MrGone's Character Sheets
Dragon: The Embers Core Book - MrGone's Character Sheets
Dragon: The Embers Core Book - MrGone's Character Sheets
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Chapter Two: <strong>Character</strong><br />
(Full-Page art needed. A picture of Cameron in an office, with a spider-web fractured<br />
shot-glass in her hand would work well)<br />
“Do you mind explaining to me why a blood-sweating psychotic had this card in his<br />
pocket?” Cameron flicked the paste-board rectangle towards the desk. It landed face up, a<br />
picture of a blazing dragon adorned it alongside an address. <strong>The</strong> Squire of Hearts.<br />
“That guy tried to kill me, you know. I suppose you hired him?” <strong>The</strong> luxurious office<br />
chair swiveled around, revealing Frank Gringham.<br />
“Don’t do that, that’s totally lame,” Cameron commented. “I’m afraid I had to. I so<br />
rarely get the chance to play the big-shot anymore.” <strong>The</strong> whole office was made up to be classy,<br />
but it was really a dingy pit. <strong>The</strong> chair was pleather, the books cardboard boxes and the desk<br />
plywood.<br />
“Mister McGregor and I had a bargain… a sort of mutual blackmail that kept each other<br />
in check. Now that he’s out of the picture, I can get back to business.” Frank’s lips receded,<br />
revealing a sinister grin of pearl-white teeth. He leaned back smugly in his chair.<br />
“You know, your office is sort of pathetic. For a guy as rich and famous as you, I<br />
thought I’d see, like, plasma television sets or something.” Cameron was feeling pretty good<br />
about herself.<br />
“Ah, but this isn’t my office.”<br />
“What?”<br />
Frank pitched the glass of brandy at Cameron. Catching it, she sent fractures up its<br />
edges and shattered it in a mess of alcohol and broken glass. But when she looked back, Frank<br />
was gone. And then she noticed the ticking.<br />
“Oh shit.”<br />
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