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

to make up for their selfish indulgence when
they lose control.
But stolen credit eventually drives
them mad. Despite the fact that they may be
making the world a better place, they
perpetually remain an insignificant nobody.
This drives them to rise up and claim what
should have been theirs all along.
Unfortunately the methods used are the
same that crushed them in the first place.
Bad Dragon Mode: When in Bad
Dragon mode, Pride Dragons step on others
to get the job done. By drawing a group of
people together under common banner,
they’re able to claim the credit for a group
effort and come out smelling like a rose.
After all, their minions (as it were) are more
than willing to let them have that honor. It
has nothing at all to do with the philosophy
that addles their sense of oath and makes
them puppets… okay, that’s a lie. Bad Pride
Dragons go big, or they go back to good
mode and return to mediocrity.
Pride Dragons stay in bad mode the
longest, as their thralls rarely show the
initiative to gloat. When they do finally see
an instance of their most detested sin they
very quickly realize how foolish they’ve
been acting, and the shame pulls them back
into good mode.
Philosophy: Pride Dragons will
only use their philosophy while in Bad
Dragon mode. They move to populated
areas and use the group mentality to sew
promises, which then must be fulfilled by
the honorable. And the Pride philosophy
makes sure they’re honorable. Pride
Dragons cause very little collateral damage
themselves, but their mobs certainly get the
job done.
Province: Pride Dragons love the
city. What better place to remain
anonymous than one that’s bursting at the
seems with people? City folk are of course
relentless in their corporate spelunking, and
anyone willing to get stepped on is stepped
on without a second thought. And when the
shoeprints add up, revenge becomes the only
option.
Concept: doormat, mailroom clerk,
archivist, delivery person, secretary,
assistant, paralegal.
Quote: Here’s your coffee, sir. And
that report on the quarterly returns. I made
sure to mimic your handwriting carefully;
all it needs is your signature.
School School of of Greed Greed: Greed :
Coveters Coveters of of Gold Gold
Gold
The smoke belched from the building
was surprisingly acrid. It struggled to climb
into the sky, then exhaustedly sank toward
the ground. As the choking smog settled on
the street below the gathered crowd was
thrown into an addled frenzy. “What the
hell was in there?!” “Smells like refer to
me. Enough to stuff ten elephants.”
Victims of Greed quiver at the
thought of becoming pack rats. They are
powerless to discard their possessions, yet
terrified that others might snatch them. As a
tragic point of irony, wealth gravitates to
them. Greed Dragons are the only ones who
despise the concept of an Attra, and the only
ones who will inflict their Attra on others.
Greed swallows up the world around
it. It is extensive. It is unnecessary. A tidal
wave of possessions that drowns those that
cannot wade it. But the stuff is really cool!
And somebody might swipe it! And then
you wouldn’t have it anymore! …Greed is
probably the hardest desire to shake, and for
good reason.
Whenever a victim of Greed
witnesses someone simply taking what they
want—to the extent that would warrant a
Greed Vice’s recovery of Willpower—they
must roll Composure or slide into their other
mode.
Good Dragon Mode: When in
Good Dragon mode, victims of Greed try
their best to live a life of an ascetic. Purging