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

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modified based on how out-of-character the
action may be for the mark.
Type: Odd/Even
Cost: 1 Breath to tempt
Dice Pool: Manipulation + Persuasion +
Tempter - Composure
Action: Extended (Target’s Morality
successes; each roll represents six seconds
of tempting; a maximum of “Tempter” rolls
may be made)
Roll Results
Dramatic Failure: All accumulated
successes are lost, and the Dragon may not
try to tempt the same mark again. He steels
himself against her words, and has a solid
week of immunity from this Aspect.
Failure: No successes are accumulated in
this step of the temptation. If the temptation
fails, the Dragon may try again as a
successive attempt, but the moment may be
lost.
Success: The mark is convinced that the sin
proposed is the best way to get what he
wants (So long as it is in the morality range
allowed by the Tempter Aspect). He will
perform it without delay and suffer the
associated shake of Morality, provided it
takes less than a scene to complete.
Exceptional Success: Identical to success,
but the Breath is not spent.
While this Aspect is manifest, the
Dragon’s tongue extends 25% and rounds
slightly. It tends to slip out while the
Dragon is talking.
Vile Vile Blood Blood Blood (Queen (Queen of of Clubs Clubs) Clubs
Another feature of a sickly Furnace,
some Dragons are corrosive on the inside.
Their bloodstream is contaminated by the
sickness of the Furnace, and it becomes a
caustic bubbling mass of black acid. While
not immediately useful, if the Dragon needs
to bleed she might as well do some damage
while she’s at it.
The Dragon’s blood is replaced with
an acidic compound, but this does not hinder
her. It can prove bothersome to attackers,
though. Each time the Dragon suffers lethal
or aggravated damage, she inflicts 1 lethal
damage automatically to everything within
close combat range (one to three yards). She
also corrodes a number of armor points
equal to the points manifest in this Aspect
(Excluding her own biological armor,
though not the armor she’s wearing).
Corrosion is not cumulative, it is always at
the highest level manifest when blood is
drawn. If the armor corroded is supernatural
or biological in origin, the reduced utility
lasts for the scene only. Otherwise the
damage is permanent.
Type: Sequential
Cost: None
Dice Pool: None
Action: None
While this Aspect is manifest, the
Dragon's bloodstream turns sickly black,
and can be seen through the skin in certain
areas of the body. Her blood also becomes
corrosive, slowly eating through materials
when exposed to oxygen.
Acidic Acidic Saliva Saliva (Jack (Jack (Jack of of of Clubs Clubs) Clubs
Just as the blood becomes
contaminated by the pollution, so do the
other fluids in the Dragon’s body. For those
with this Aspect, the fluid in question is
saliva.
The corrosion attacks anything that
comes into contact with the Dragon’s saliva,
be it by bite or spit. For bite attacks, she
may add a number of additional dice equal
to points manifest in this Aspect. She may
also spit this acid a number of yards equal to
her Furnace. When the saliva comes in
contact with objects, it ignores an amount of
Durability up to points manifest when
dealing damage to Structure.
This Aspect is designed to destroy
equipment. Attacking a specified target
(World of Darkness Rulebook, page 165) is
the norm for Acidic Saliva, but generalized