Bound by Rite Adversary is bound to serve by a powerful ritual. They cannot refuse their caller. Passive: The Caller is able to use Action or Response to give the Adversary an Action or Response, as long as they have awareness.Draw: Mark as Drawn when the Caller summons Adversary to appear. Appear by the Caller […]
Power comes from the adversary themselves. Elder vampires, great wyrms and avatars of worshipped spirits are powerful due to their nature. Sorcerers and devotees may gain Innate Sources of Power through dangerous rituals giving parts of themselves to greater beings. Weakness: Innate Sources of Power come with weakpoints. When the weakness is known it can
Adversary is at their most powerful within their chosen domain. Domain itself is powerful through numerous minions at adversarys beg and call, place of power housed in the domain or nature of the place itself and adversarys ability to survive and thrive within. Weakness: Luring adversary out of their domain removes this Source of Power.
Curse gifts the adversary with abilities to commit their deeds and compels them to strange acts. Curses are marked by discreet stigmas. Weakness: Curses can be broken or momentarily quelled. When this is done adversary loses the Source of Power. Curse Examples 1. Beast: A monster has been born from their flesh. Driven by hunger
Boons are special gifts gained or coerced through rituals, pacts and alliances. Boons are often represented by rings, blades, scepters, honour guards or other visible and tangible signs of power. Weakness: Boon can be stolen or otherwise removed, removing the Source of Power. Amulet can be stolen, alliance can be broken and adversary can be
Relationships, beliefs and ambitions that give strength. Bonds are Sources of Power for adversaries who believe they are working for a greater purpose and hold this purpose at the core of their being. Unfeeling and purely destructive adversaries are unlikely to possess Bonds. Bond Effects:• Passive: Adversary can Exhaust to gain bonus on a Test•
Lieutenants, monsters and villains are Great Adversaries. They hold a significant role in the story and pose a significant challenge. Great Adversaries follow same basic rules as common adversaries difference comes from Sources of Power. Sources of Power Monsters and villains have Sources of Power that function as their Guides. Sources of Power can be
Common Adversaries use simplified attributes to speed up play and ease coming up with Adversaries on the fly. Name: Name can make even common adversaries memorable. Prowess: Prowess is a general indication of an Adversarys ability. Prowess modifies bonuses to Tests, hit-points and Gifts. Prowess is rated from 1 to 10. Adversaries with Prowess of
Extra hands and claws are often useful. Hound can keep watch while you sleep and a bodyguard can hold ghouls at bay while you finish a ritual. They all have their own reasons for adventure and will stay with you as long as those reasons are realized or their bravery lets them.Followers are Npcs under