Dragon: The Embers Core Book - MrGone's Character Sheets
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Dragon: The Embers Core Book - MrGone's Character Sheets
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everything around them. Bad Wrath<br />
<strong>Dragon</strong>s start bar brawls, they open fire at<br />
protest rallies, or sometimes if they’re really<br />
demented they pick secluded cities near fault<br />
lines and then raze them.<br />
Bad Wrath <strong>Dragon</strong>s plummet down<br />
their Ethics scale the fastest of all Saintly<br />
Devil Scholars, but their stint of evil is the<br />
shortest as well. As they are driven mad by<br />
their indulgence, their wrath turns from<br />
objects to people, and when met in turn they<br />
see just how much harm they’ve really done.<br />
Usually this mirror darkly is enough to put<br />
them back on the path to Good <strong>Dragon</strong><br />
mode.<br />
Philosophy: Victims of Wrath will<br />
only use their philosophy while in Bad<br />
<strong>Dragon</strong> mode. In fact, they often blast<br />
through all the levels they know as quickly<br />
as possible, to cause the most havoc and<br />
destruction. Everything crumbles around a<br />
Wrath <strong>Dragon</strong> in Bad <strong>Dragon</strong> mode, and the<br />
powers granted by their philosophy make<br />
sure of that.<br />
Province: Wrath <strong>Dragon</strong>s are most<br />
often found in areas of residential expansion.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y have seen a resurgence of membership<br />
with the advent of the suburb community,<br />
where repressing thoughts of rage is the<br />
social norm. <strong>The</strong> Wrath <strong>Dragon</strong> cannot<br />
understand this façade, truly believing that<br />
her neighbors are fellow advocates of nonviolence.<br />
This creates a comfortable and<br />
deceivingly safe environment for the Wrath<br />
<strong>Dragon</strong>, and when they do fall of the wagon<br />
the area gives them ample opportunity to<br />
repent.<br />
Concept: barfly, investor,<br />
philanthropist, carpenter, legislator, PTA<br />
member, legislator.<br />
Quote: Look at this. This is a<br />
genuine cherry wood nightstand. It’s from<br />
the nineteen-twenties. I restored it myself;<br />
have you ever seen anything more beautiful?<br />
School School of of Pride Pride: Pride Pride:<br />
:<br />
Shepherds Shepherds to the Masses<br />
A crowd had gathered in the plaza.<br />
Or rather, amalgamated in the plaza. A<br />
woman had just started band-standing, and<br />
initially it was nothing but anarchistic<br />
nonsense. But after a while it started to<br />
make sense. And the people were really<br />
getting riled up. Was I the only one with my<br />
senses still intact?<br />
Victims of Pride fear narcissism, and<br />
the big nothing of empty promises. <strong>The</strong>y<br />
are often politically motivated and<br />
revolutionary, insisting that those in power<br />
simply use it for their own gains. This puts<br />
them on the spot as the state of Oroboroi<br />
membership entitles them to that same status.<br />
<strong>The</strong>se <strong>Dragon</strong>s despise Pride, that sense of<br />
self-satisfaction that is often undeserved.<br />
Pride is a peculiar phenomenon; like<br />
fire it is both alluring and abrasive, and it<br />
serves both positive and negative purpose.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re is a great deal of self-confidence that<br />
can be drawn from Pride, but flaunting of<br />
achievement cheapens the moment. Pride is<br />
detested because it is tacky. And pathetic,<br />
sometimes. But to run away from<br />
something is to still acknowledge its<br />
existence, which is why victims of Pride<br />
cannot escape it.<br />
Whenever a victim of Pride<br />
witnesses an act of gloating that would<br />
warrant a Pride Vice’s recovery of<br />
Willpower, EVEN if they themselves did<br />
not commit that act, they must roll<br />
Composure or slide into their other mode.<br />
Good <strong>Dragon</strong> Mode: When in<br />
Good <strong>Dragon</strong> mode, victims of Pride are<br />
modest and extroverted. <strong>The</strong>y do their best<br />
not to stand out, pushing attention onto<br />
others for their good works. Of course,<br />
those who receive the praise accept it<br />
willingly, and inadvertently push the <strong>Dragon</strong><br />
towards her wicked streak. Good Pride<br />
<strong>Dragon</strong>s work to push others up the ladder,