Sentinel Comics RPG Core Rulebook

Soon after she started taking classes, she saw a
commotion in the streets: demonic bugs attacking
some people in costumes! She joined the fray and
met the people that would become her best friends
and teammates. Her friends and the teachers at the
Freedom Academy tend to serve as her primary
guides to what constitutes being a person, so she’s
always trying new things. There are undoubtedly
challenges, but mostly, Aeon Girl is trying to be a
good person, figure out who she is, and find her
place in the world.
Capabilities and Motivations
Aeon Girl is made up of a nigh-limitless supply
of cosmic power, allowing her to change her size,
shape, and density. She can also fly through the air
and space, unleash blasts of withering power, and
even fold space to teleport herself short distances.
Her ties to Lifeline’s blood magic also gives her
potential access to more esoteric forms of energy,
but she is a long way from being able to harness
such magicks safely. All of her current abilities are
just scraping the surface of her capabilities, but she’s
not eager to delve into what she might have access
to before she has more mastery of what she can
do now. Being a unique creation of blood magic and
OblivAeon energy means that she’ll be discovering
things for herself for some time to come.
Personal Life
Aeon Girl is-- well, she doesn’t really know. Being
abandoned by Lifeline to learn how to be a good
person has left her with some unresolved issues,
to say the least. She’s not entirely clear on a lot
of things, including what actually makes someone
“good” or even why being good is the right goal.
She’s truly innocent, with only a few months of
memories, so she is trying to learn how to behave
by copying the people around her. At a basic level,
this mirroring behavior helps her navigate daily
interactions (eating, sleeping, blinking: things that
make her fit in), but she is finding that it doesn’t
always work now that she is trying to expand
into the social arena. The members of Daybreak
are giving her a crash course in being a teenager,
though lessons learned by watching one member
don’t always carry over to other social situations.
Rockstar destroying a guitar at the end of her set
on stage is fine… but Windy destroying a guitar in
a shop is wrong for some reason?
Every day is a fresh chance to discover the
world around her, and she finds everything very
interesting. Despite the social stumbles, she
absolutely loves going out with her friends. She
loves having friends! She doesn’t get everything
that she is exposed to, especially when there are
layers of social interactions happening all at once.
Going to the movies, for instance, poses all sorts
of challenges. She has to have special drinks and
food (she can’t bring her own, but sometimes
she IS supposed to bring her own when they are
“sneaking it in”). Then she needs to watch the
movie silently (but not always, because sometimes
she is supposed to laugh, or cheer, or be scared,
but only during the correct times), and there are
different types of movies with different social cues.
After the movie, she is supposed to talk about it
with the people she saw it with (but only with
them; for some reason, people who haven’t seen it
and are waiting in line get upset with her when she
talks about it). Depending on the group, she might
then be supposed to eat different food from the
movie food (but not the wrong food, depending on
the time of day, except in a diner where “breakfast”
is always acceptable) and talk about other things
(and the list of appropriate things differs between
social groups). It’s all endlessly fascinating! Aeon Girl
is so excited to be a person.
Heroes
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Intro
Playing
the Game
Creating
Heroes
Moderating
the Game
the
Bullpen
Adventure
Issues
A rchives
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Appendices