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

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There’s this guy who lives a few blocks
over… he’s totally nuts! He’s got a bomb
shelter with four years of food and water,
and a backup generator. He says its for the
earthquake to come. Seriously? There’s
never been even a seismic hiccup around
*RUMBLE*-…What was that?! *CRASH!*
Dedicated followers of the Farmer’s
Almanac, those of the School of Bone know
the world is an unstoppable force, one to be
picked up after when its whimsy spells
destruction. The Collapse was the inevitable
conclusion of Dominion, and the only
suitable reaction is to rebuild. These
Oroboroi are hoarders, planners, and replanners
as is necessary. No situation is
hopeless, that is their mantra.
Followers of Bone are optimists.
Intelligent, caring, and kind, they hold the
longest friendships and the strongest
marriages. A Bone Dragon is nauseatingly
cheerful, almost to the point of diabetic
coma. Still, they’ll help out whenever
tragedy strikes, so it’s not a bad friendship
to have.
Slayers following the way of Bone
are hard to come by, as the inherent
aggression contradicts the ways of
reconstruction. Many are just too violent to
pick up the pieces after a particularly bad
fall, and so they go to schools that are more
properly suited to their personality. Slayers
that do succeed as Bone Dragons do so by
aiming their violence in practical ways.
They make the situation better by removing
‘hazards’.
Bone Dragons treat their Province
like a time-honored childhood toy. If it
breaks, they glue it back together. They
aren’t afraid to let others see it, as it’s a
token of where they’ve been. Unfortunately,
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though, they don’t ever really try to change
it, only return it to its original condition.
Mannerism: Bone Dragons are
quiet. They observe. And after something
happens, that’s when they get involved. For
people who know a little about them, they
are often found irritating for their ‘wait and
see’ attitudes. Bone Dragons don’t run their
Provinces so much as polish them. They
draw a great deal of joy from setting things
straight, which means they need to let things
become ‘misplaced’ first.
Philosophy: Bone Dragons are
entitled the power of good health. Diseases
don’t linger long in their company, wounds
knit with haste, and everyone feels heartier
at their gait. Breath further expands this
wave of well-being.
Background: Bone Dragons are
humanitarians. Or animal lovers. Or
keepers of the faith. They have a strong
sense of karma that comforts them when
times are tough. With the power of
Dragonhood comes a sense of release;
finally able to take control of Karma’s
rebound. Regardless of background all
Bone Dragons are versed in the paths of
consequence, having followed them on
several occasions.
Character Creation: Followers of
Bone are charming, intelligent, persistent,
and unshaken. They’re the perfect sounding
board when life needs sorting out. Also,
they’re great at giving advice. Bone
Dragons like Resolve best, with Composure
riding second and Intelligence a close third.
Physical attributes fall in after that, with
Strength being the most important. Other
social attributes fall off.
Bone Dragon like to practice
Medicine. A lot. It’s actually their favorite