Enchanting Performance - Revision history

West at 18:37, 30 April 2016

2016-04-30T18:37:12Z

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-	{{~~Infobox Merit\|Fixed=No~~	+	{{Infobox_Merit
-	~~\|Level1=4~~	+	\|Source=Rites of Spring
-	~~\|Type=Power~~	+
-	~~\|Prerequisite=Expression ●●●~~	+
-	\|Source=Rites of Spring	+
	\|Pages=p. 88		\|Pages=p. 88
		+	\|Status=Allowed
		+	\|Fixed=Yes
		+	\|Type=Social
		+	\|Restriction=Changeling
		+	\|Level1=4
		+	\|Prerequisite=[[Prerequisite::Expression Skill]] ●●●
	}}		}}
-	Your character’s fae nature causes her to be an especially magnetic and compelling performer. She reduces all situational penalties to any Expression	+	Your character’s fae nature causes her to be an especially magnetic and compelling performer. She reduces all situational penalties to any [[Expression Skill]] or [[Persuasion Skill]] rolls used as part of a performance by a number of points equal to her [[Wyrd]], to a minimum of zero. In addition, by spending a point of [[Glamour]], your character can cause her performance to be particularly moving. Spending this Glamour causes her performance roll to gain the rote quality; if the performance roll is successful, it stirs a single emotion appropriate to the subject matter in the audience. This emotion Merits can be as simple as joy and as complex as the anger of being betrayed by someone especially close. This emotion is not overpowering and does not compel anyone to perform any action, but everyone who pays attention to the performance feels it.
-	or Persuasion rolls used as part of a performance by a number of points equal to her Wyrd, to a minimum of zero. In addition, by spending a point of Glamour, your character can cause her performance to be particularly moving. Spending this Glamour causes her performance roll to gain the rote quality; if the performance roll is successful, it stirs a single emotion appropriate to the subject matter in the audience. This emotion Merits can be as simple as joy and as complex as the anger of being betrayed by someone especially close. This emotion is not overpowering and does not compel anyone to perform any action, but everyone who pays attention to the performance feels it.	+

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	\|Prerequisite=Expression ●●●		\|Prerequisite=Expression ●●●
	\|Source=Rites of Spring		\|Source=Rites of Spring

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{{Infobox Merit
|Level1=4
|Type=Changeling
|Prerequisite=Expression ●●●
|Source=Rites of Spring
|Pages=p. 88
}}
Your character’s fae nature causes her to be an especially magnetic and compelling performer. She reduces all situational penalties to any Expression
or Persuasion rolls used as part of a performance by a number of points equal to her Wyrd, to a minimum of zero. In addition, by spending a point of Glamour, your character can cause her performance to be particularly moving. Spending this Glamour causes her performance roll to gain the rote quality; if the performance roll is successful, it stirs a single emotion appropriate to the subject matter in the audience. This emotion Merits can be as simple as joy and as complex as the anger of being betrayed by someone especially close. This emotion is not overpowering and does not compel anyone to perform any action, but everyone who pays attention to the performance feels it.

{{characteristics}}