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

attacks work as well (they just attack the
target’s armor’s structure instead).
Type: Sequential
Cost: None
Dice Pool: Dexterity + Firearms + Acidic
Saliva (to spit)
Action: Instant
Roll Results
Dramatic Failure: The attack misses, and
likely hits something completely off-course.
For sadistic storytellers, it’ll always hit an
ally.
Failure: The attack misses, landing
somewhere and causing little harm. The
ground or scenery may be damaged, but not
irreparably.
Success: The spitball hits the target object
and inflicts damage to structure equal to the
successes rolled. An amount of the object’s
Durability equal to the points manifest is
ignored by this attack. If the targeted object
was being worn by a person, they suffer a
single point of bashing damage.
Exceptional Success: Identical to success,
but the damage suffered is lethal. On
inanimate objects, no different than a
success.
While this Aspect is manifest, the
Dragon's saliva becomes corrosive. The
dragon herself is immune to the degrading
effects of this high pH, but her clothes are
not. Ironically, food is more easily digested
while this Aspect is active.
Chameleon Chameleon Hide Hide (Squire of of Clubs Clubs) Clubs
Another tool taken from the box of
reptile traits, Chameleon Hide lets a Dragon
easily blend with her surroundings. Those
that fall into the category of prey find this
trait indispensable.
For each odd point manifest, the
Dragon gains a +1 bonus to Stealth. For
each even point manifest, she gains a +1
bonus to Larceny. She may hide in plain
sight without need for cover, and suffers no
situational penalties for doing so.
It is important to note that the
passive form of this Aspect only applies to
the Dragon’s skin, and not her clothes. If
she wishes to hide in plain sight, she will
need to remove her vestments or spend a
point of Breath to draw them into the blend
with her. The Dragon’s eyes are never
concealed, period, and are usually the means
of discovery if her sneaking fails.
Type: Odd/Even
Cost: 1 Breath to blend clothes
Dice Pool: None
Action: Reflexive
While this Aspect is manifest, the
Dragon’s skin shifts with the pattern and
color of the relevant background. She must
actively blend with an object to receive
bonuses for this shifting, which means she
must be trying to sneak.
Venoms Venoms ( (Clubs (
Clubs Joker)
Joker)
Snakes have venom that disables
their prey. Without a decent knowledge of
snakes it is impossible to tell if it is
poisonous, pretending to be poisonous or
simply devoid of the dangerous substance.
For those facing Dragons with this Aspect…
whoops, tough luck. This poison is
practically impossible to detect until it is too
late.
The Dragon’s sharp exposed
extremities are all actually hollow, with a
dose of poison waiting to burst forth from
their tips. Whenever the Dragon inflicts
lethal damage, she exposes her victim to this
nerve-locking chemical.
The venom inflicts trauma, with a
rating equal to the points manifest in
Venoms (which means its potency changes
as the Aspect is assumed or disbanded).
This trauma lingers until the subject is no
longer suffering any lethal wounds, or until
the end of the scene (whichever comes first).
It is important to note that in this
case the penalty inflicted by trauma cannot
be localized, as the venoms move too