Dragon: The Embers Core Book - MrGone's Character Sheets
Dragon: The Embers Core Book - MrGone's Character Sheets
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Action: Reflexive<br />
While this Aspect is manifest, the <strong>Dragon</strong><br />
physically bulks to accommodate the extra<br />
muscle mass. <strong>The</strong> muscle arrangement<br />
appears almost… reptilian, and those that<br />
are attentive will notice.<br />
Attribute Attribute Bumps Bumps<br />
Bumps<br />
Certain Aspects, as well as True Form,<br />
grant bonuses to attributes. <strong>The</strong>se<br />
bonuses not only increase dice pools, but<br />
also alter derived traits. It’s important to<br />
keep track of which traits are changed by<br />
which attribute, but if you can’t<br />
remember here’s a quick guide.<br />
Speed: Strength + Dexterity + 5<br />
Health: Stamina + Size<br />
Willpower: Resolve + Composure<br />
Defense: Lower of Dexterity or Wits<br />
Initiative Mod: Dexterity + Composure<br />
Also important to note is the attribute<br />
limit imposed by Furnace. Or rather, that<br />
it only applies to basic attributes and not<br />
those modified by Aspects. If a <strong>Dragon</strong><br />
has a Strength rating of 5 and Strength<br />
limit of 5, she may still use this Aspect to<br />
increase her Strength (up to 10 if she<br />
owns all five dots).<br />
Body Body Spines Spines (Queen (Queen of of of Blades) Blades)<br />
Blades)<br />
Making use of the trait that made<br />
porcupines famous, the Slayer covers her<br />
body in a layer of sharp, thin spikes that<br />
both protect her and maim her foes.<br />
<strong>The</strong> spines act as an incentive for the<br />
<strong>Dragon</strong> to close in on her prey. Whenever a<br />
close-range action somehow involving the<br />
<strong>Dragon</strong> succeeds, the <strong>Dragon</strong> gets to roll a<br />
follow-up attack to inflict bashing damage.<br />
In effect, she jabs with the spines to both<br />
injure and repel.<br />
It is important to note that the<br />
<strong>Dragon</strong> may use these spines following her<br />
own attacks. This makes it a very powerful<br />
combat tool, though it serves little other<br />
purpose.<br />
Type: Sequential<br />
Cost: None<br />
Dice Pool: Body Spines + Successes from<br />
Close Action<br />
Action: Reflexive<br />
Roll Results<br />
Dramatic Failure: <strong>The</strong> <strong>Dragon</strong> manages to<br />
prick herself with her own spines. She<br />
suffers a single point of bashing damage.<br />
Failure: <strong>The</strong> spines miss.<br />
Success: <strong>The</strong> spines hit, inflicting a number<br />
of bashing wounds equal to the <strong>Dragon</strong>’s<br />
successes.<br />
Exceptional Success: Besides the massive<br />
damage, the spines detach and remain in the<br />
victim’s body. All wounds inflicted by the<br />
spines become resistant until the hollow<br />
shafts of scale are removed, and doing so<br />
inflicts a single point of lethal damage.<br />
While this Aspect is manifest, the<br />
<strong>Dragon</strong>’s becomes covered in thin spines.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y are quite similar to those of the<br />
common porcupine. Unless otherwise<br />
prepared, the spines will puncture any<br />
clothing the <strong>Dragon</strong> may have been wearing.<br />
Sworn Sworn Foe Foe (Jack (Jack of of Blades)<br />
Blades)<br />
In the old legends a single knight<br />
would go to face the <strong>Dragon</strong> of the Province,<br />
in the hopes of slaying it and freeing the<br />
land. Some believed it was a matter of<br />
honor and glory, but the clever ones realized<br />
sending more was a waste of good soldiers.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Dragon</strong> knows how to single out a<br />
target, and others find it difficult to interfere.<br />
Those that do are quickly turned to firewood.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Dragon</strong> makes sure the battle<br />
odds lay in her favor. While this Aspect is<br />
manifest she may declare a Sworn Foe, and<br />
the grounds on which they will battle. All<br />
others who try to interfere in this exchange<br />
between her and her Foe suffer a penalty to<br />
act equal to the points manifest in this