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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ack clean. <strong>The</strong>se murders… the victims<br />
were voluntarily helpless. But why?<br />
Victims of Lust have drives that<br />
consume them. <strong>The</strong>y are driven by a focus<br />
and passion that erodes everything around it,<br />
a passion that is acidic. With it they can<br />
build the greatest things, share the greatest<br />
loves, live the fullest lives. But the fervor at<br />
which they pursue these goals… it scares<br />
even them. <strong>The</strong> Lust <strong>Dragon</strong>s are faced<br />
with the dilemma of drawing joy from their<br />
achievements, or letting others keep their<br />
joy.<br />
Lust is a hard thing to fight. It<br />
crawls through the body and pools at the<br />
extremities, where the nerves can feel it<br />
most. Of course that’s an odd way to<br />
describe an emotion, but Lust itself is a very<br />
sensual one. Getting a fix is exhilarating,<br />
but it always leaves much to be cleaned. A<br />
moment of Lust leaves months of aftershock.<br />
Whenever a victim of Lust witnesses<br />
another consumed by their passion—to the<br />
extent that would warrant a Lust Vice’s<br />
recovery of Willpower—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 Lust run<br />
from their passion. <strong>The</strong>y’ll sell anything<br />
that reminds them of their drive, and they’ll<br />
shun the thing that brought them so much<br />
pleasure. That thing is sometimes a lover’s<br />
touch, but Lust <strong>Dragon</strong>s would never<br />
consider the lover themself a ‘thing’. Lust<br />
<strong>Dragon</strong>s are the only ones that make the<br />
smallest impact while they are behaving.<br />
Even when fleeing from something<br />
onerous, it still remains a focal point of life.<br />
Despite the Lust <strong>Dragon</strong>’s efforts to<br />
marginalize the impact of her passion, it still<br />
influences her every decision. Distance<br />
makes the heart grow fonder, and the<br />
imposed distance accelerates this process.<br />
<strong>The</strong> passion becomes idealized and<br />
mysterious again, and soon the Lust <strong>Dragon</strong><br />
cannot help but return to her jilted paramour.<br />
Bad <strong>Dragon</strong> Mode: By contrast,<br />
this is the better mode, so long as actions<br />
aren’t defined as righteous or wicked. <strong>The</strong>ir<br />
focus consumes them, and the subject of<br />
their passion greatly benefits from the<br />
attention. Of course, those things that do not<br />
capture her interest suffer. If given the<br />
option of saving a friend or pursuing a<br />
passion, the Bad Lust <strong>Dragon</strong> will always<br />
choose the passion. Even if her life is at risk,<br />
the passion will come first. <strong>The</strong>ir<br />
philosophy grants them a guarantee they will<br />
not be distracted, even as their entrails are<br />
falling out..<br />
Lust <strong>Dragon</strong>s can maintain their Bad<br />
mode for quite a while, almost as long as<br />
that of a Pride <strong>Dragon</strong>. <strong>The</strong>y become numb<br />
to the outside world, shirking off pain and<br />
replacing it with euphoria which is only<br />
enhanced by their craft. <strong>The</strong> only real way<br />
to pull them from their sin is to rip away<br />
their paramour, then stage a skit to teach<br />
them the error of their ways. Either that, or<br />
get them out in public and convince the<br />
paramour to point out said skits (Obviously<br />
that’s very difficult when their passion is<br />
painting or music).<br />
Philosophy: Lust <strong>Dragon</strong>s make use<br />
of their philosophy in both modes, but most<br />
often in Bad <strong>Dragon</strong> mode. Where pain has<br />
been felt, they diminish it. Where there are<br />
endorphins, they enhance them. <strong>The</strong>y may<br />
not actually heal wounds like a Bone<br />
<strong>Dragon</strong>, but they certainly make them better.<br />
And less distracting.<br />
Province: Lust <strong>Dragon</strong>s have found<br />
new life in the apartment complex. City life<br />
has its charms, but all the people they need<br />
can be found on some other floor. When<br />
they’re in Good <strong>Dragon</strong> mode, Lust <strong>Dragon</strong>s<br />
come off as kind if not a little nosy<br />
neighbors. When in Bad <strong>Dragon</strong> mode, they<br />
withdraw to their apartment, announcing<br />
their presence only by the bizarre sounds<br />
that leech through the walls, or when they<br />
have to go out for supplies. In this manner