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GLOSSARY Double Activation- The process of temporarily Activating a Personality Trait a character either does not possess, or does not possess at the appropriate Severity Level. Everyman Skill-A Skill that doesn't need to be specifically written down in order to be possessed. Also, the kind of Skill that anybody should possess to some degree. Off the Scale -A Rank so high that it would break the Scale if you attempted to include it. Primary Descriptor-A Descriptor that defines a role's main function within the Chronicle. Range -The difference between the high and low values in a series of inconstant quantities. Rank -The numerical quantification of a Trait, always upon the standard Range of '0.0' to '10.0'. Scale-An instrument with graduated spaces for measuring. Also, the proportion which the representation of an SUMMARY object bears to the object. 0 Scaling -Allows the same set of numbers and definitions to apply to a wide range of Settings. Scaling by Range - Creating a Scale which allows its members to freely posses any of its Ranks. q Scaling by Norm - Creating a Scale based upon the normative groups of its members. The members are then restricted to possession of the Rank appropriate to their group. 0 Traits -Are the distinguishing features or qualities that define a character. Quantified Trait-Any Trait that may usefully exist as a single number upon a Scale. Descriptive Trait-A Trait that exists primarily as a description of its function, without normally being quantified. q Unquantified Trait-A Trait whose effects are entirely contained within its own description, and where 0 Types of Traits numerical comparisons would only detract from its usefulness. Attribute -A series of Traits used to describe the basic mental and physical makeup of a character. Personality Trait -A Trait describing a driving function of a character's personality. q Skill -A trade or craft requiring special training or experience in its practice. Ability -A paranormal 'Skiff' that can't simply be acquired through normal practice and patience. Descriptor-An Unquantified Trait providing functions within a Chronicle that are difficult or impossible to handle in any other way. A Descriptor may have any function that can be clearly described in language. Flaw-A Descriptor that limits a role in some major way. An excellent characterization tool. 0 The Physical and Mental Attributes Strength - Physical prowess, eg. the capacity to lift, shove, heave, and move. q Stamina -The ability to endure both physical and psychological hardships. Coordination - Grace in movement, agility, reaction speed, and hand-eye coordination. q Intellect-The ability to handle difficult mental tasks and to learn quickly. q Intuition - Interpersonal expertise and a sensitivity to the needs and emotions of others. Presence -A character's palpable aura, eg. positive, negative, or anywhere in between. Theatrlx - The Core Rules 49
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