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Character Creation Rules

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	* '''[[Avatars]]''' should be checked to see if they are currently used by an active character. Unless explicit permission is given by the player currently using that avatar, we do not "double up".		* '''[[Avatars]]''' should be checked to see if they are currently used by an active character. Unless explicit permission is given by the player currently using that avatar, we do not "double up".

-	* '''[[Weapons]]''' are of interest to those who anticipate using them, but there are practical implications to owning or carrying some things.	+	* '''[[Weapons]]''' are of interest to those who anticipate using them, but there are practical implications to owning or carrying some things. Please see the [[Weapons]] page for more information.

	===Merits===		===Merits===

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The Lost Trinket

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12th Annual YMCA Winter Gala

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Yui Surefoot

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Woodwalker

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	The Wizened who, like their captors, live within and protect the wilds, sometimes jealously, sometimes violently. Their talent is '''Wildcraft''': the changeling gets the benefit of the 8 again rule on Survival rolls. Also, the Woodwalker can survive by eating any plant, no matter how poisonous (although poisons that are isolated and distilled from plant sources are still dangerous to him, because they’re not strictly plant matter any more).		The Wizened who, like their captors, live within and protect the wilds, sometimes jealously, sometimes violently. Their talent is '''Wildcraft''': the changeling gets the benefit of the 8 again rule on Survival rolls. Also, the Woodwalker can survive by eating any plant, no matter how poisonous (although poisons that are isolated and distilled from plant sources are still dangerous to him, because they’re not strictly plant matter any more).

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Witchtooth

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	The Witchtooth has learned the secrets of the Black Hex: the character may spend Glamour to increase Occult rolls, and gains a one-die bonus to activate any Contracts that involve cursing another person (such as Fickle Fate).		The Witchtooth has learned the secrets of the Black Hex: the character may spend Glamour to increase Occult rolls, and gains a one-die bonus to activate any Contracts that involve cursing another person (such as Fickle Fate).

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Winter Coronation 2009

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Waterborn

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	Changelings who are imbued with the nature of the waters, soft and brutal, gentle and mighty: undines and nymphs, man-eating river demons, water babies, ladies of the lake. Their blessing is '''The Gift of Water''': the player can spend one point of Glamour to allow the changeling to breathe underwater and swim at a terrific rate (equal to twice the character’s Speed rating) for the rest of the scene. The catch is that the changeling cannot leave the water or breathe air until the power wears off or until he spends another Glamour point to cancel the blessing. The changeling has to hold his breath if he sticks his head out of the water (see the World of Darkness Rulebook, p. 49). If the changeling is made to leave the water completely before the scene is over, he begins to drown, automatically taking one point of lethal damage each turn until he is either returned to the water or he dies.		Changelings who are imbued with the nature of the waters, soft and brutal, gentle and mighty: undines and nymphs, man-eating river demons, water babies, ladies of the lake. Their blessing is '''The Gift of Water''': the player can spend one point of Glamour to allow the changeling to breathe underwater and swim at a terrific rate (equal to twice the character’s Speed rating) for the rest of the scene. The catch is that the changeling cannot leave the water or breathe air until the power wears off or until he spends another Glamour point to cancel the blessing. The changeling has to hold his breath if he sticks his head out of the water (see the World of Darkness Rulebook, p. 49). If the changeling is made to leave the water completely before the scene is over, he begins to drown, automatically taking one point of lethal damage each turn until he is either returned to the water or he dies.

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Uncle Bobby

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Tunnelgrub

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	The Tunnelgrub has the ability to '''Slither and Squirm''': she slips and slides and wriggles through tight spaces and out of handcuffs and other bonds. The player spends a point of Glamour. The changeling can get through spaces that are only just too narrow for her to get through, spaces that would otherwise leave her completely stuck. The changeling gets to roll Dexterity + Athletics to wriggle out of ropes or handcuffs. If it’s a long distance, such as a chimney or a sewage pipe, the player needs to make an extended roll, earning at least three successes, perhaps more, depending on the length of the tunnel. A dramatic failure means that the character is stuck and can’t escape on her own or try again using this talent (if the changeling is caught in the middle of a tunnel, this could be disastrous, because she can’t get out on her own).		The Tunnelgrub has the ability to '''Slither and Squirm''': she slips and slides and wriggles through tight spaces and out of handcuffs and other bonds. The player spends a point of Glamour. The changeling can get through spaces that are only just too narrow for her to get through, spaces that would otherwise leave her completely stuck. The changeling gets to roll Dexterity + Athletics to wriggle out of ropes or handcuffs. If it’s a long distance, such as a chimney or a sewage pipe, the player needs to make an extended roll, earning at least three successes, perhaps more, depending on the length of the tunnel. A dramatic failure means that the character is stuck and can’t escape on her own or try again using this talent (if the changeling is caught in the middle of a tunnel, this could be disastrous, because she can’t get out on her own).

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Troll

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	In Nordic myths and fairy tales, trolls are certainly ogrish — tall, featuring exaggerated and grotesque features, sharp teeth and cruel hunters. But trolls are more than that. They’re not hunters, instead choosing to wait and hide in places (in barrow mounds, deep inside caverns, beneath bridges) and then trick victims with riddles and double-talk. While many trolls are strong, they’re often savvy, capricious, consumed of a kind of subterranean cunning. The Troll kith gains the benefit of the '''Unyielding Voice''': by spending a point of Glamour, the Troll can add his dots in the Strength Attribute to any Social roll involving Manipulation.		In Nordic myths and fairy tales, trolls are certainly ogrish — tall, featuring exaggerated and grotesque features, sharp teeth and cruel hunters. But trolls are more than that. They’re not hunters, instead choosing to wait and hide in places (in barrow mounds, deep inside caverns, beneath bridges) and then trick victims with riddles and double-talk. While many trolls are strong, they’re often savvy, capricious, consumed of a kind of subterranean cunning. The Troll kith gains the benefit of the '''Unyielding Voice''': by spending a point of Glamour, the Troll can add his dots in the Strength Attribute to any Social roll involving Manipulation.

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Thusser

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	In Norway, they speak of the Thussers (known as Vardogls in Iceland) that come out of their faerie hills beneath the full moon and sing, dance, and fiddle away the night. Humans seem compelled to try to join in with the Thussers’ carousing, though no mortal has ever been able to truly dance or sing with the diminutive strange-bodied creatures. The Thusser kith is similar to those wee-humans of folklore, often small and moon-eyed, and blessed, too, with the '''Fiddler’s Delight''': by spending a Glamour point and either singing or playing some manner of instrument (which does require a successful Expression roll), the Thusser can hypnotize one targeted individual. This individual cannot do anything for as long as the Thusser is able to keep up his music. The spell is only broken once the Thusser ceases the music or until the person is forced to defend himself from incoming danger.		In Norway, they speak of the Thussers (known as Vardogls in Iceland) that come out of their faerie hills beneath the full moon and sing, dance, and fiddle away the night. Humans seem compelled to try to join in with the Thussers’ carousing, though no mortal has ever been able to truly dance or sing with the diminutive strange-bodied creatures. The Thusser kith is similar to those wee-humans of folklore, often small and moon-eyed, and blessed, too, with the '''Fiddler’s Delight''': by spending a Glamour point and either singing or playing some manner of instrument (which does require a successful Expression roll), the Thusser can hypnotize one targeted individual. This individual cannot do anything for as long as the Thusser is able to keep up his music. The spell is only broken once the Thusser ceases the music or until the person is forced to defend himself from incoming danger.

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The Lost Trinket

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	Now that they had retrieved thier Queen's lost trinket, Lilian and Degnar returned to Treasured to inform Katrin of the good news and return the snow globe to her<ref>[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?15494-Kept-Promises Returning to Treasured]</ref>. Upon hearing about their success, the Queen of Sorrow thanked both Darklings and asked them to embark upon the Lonely March as her two newest Archers<ref>[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?15494-Kept-Promises&p=186686&viewfull=1#post186686 Embarking on the Lonely March]</ref>. Both of them accepted gladly and after exchanging a few more words with their Queen they left to see to their new duties.		Now that they had retrieved thier Queen's lost trinket, Lilian and Degnar returned to Treasured to inform Katrin of the good news and return the snow globe to her<ref>[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?15494-Kept-Promises Returning to Treasured]</ref>. Upon hearing about their success, the Queen of Sorrow thanked both Darklings and asked them to embark upon the Lonely March as her two newest Archers<ref>[http://nwod.org/forum/showthread.php?15494-Kept-Promises&p=186686&viewfull=1#post186686 Embarking on the Lonely March]</ref>. Both of them accepted gladly and after exchanging a few more words with their Queen they left to see to their new duties.

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Terra Fredrick

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	The silhouettes of fall leaves drift slowly down through whatever clothing he is wearing as if he is standing under a tree in the midday autumn sun.		The silhouettes of fall leaves drift slowly down through whatever clothing he is wearing as if he is standing under a tree in the midday autumn sun.

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Stonebones

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	Changelings who resemble the rocky giants of folklore, Nordic trolls, Native American mountain spirits and the like. The Stonebones are blessed with ''Obdurate Skin'': once per day as an instant action, the player can spend one point of Glamour to harden the character’s skin, making it like rock. The character uses his Wyrd as his armor rating for the rest of the scene. The character’s rocky carapace does mean, however, that the character isn’t as nimble as he was: the changeling suffers a –1 die penalty to all Dexterity-based dice pools while this power is active. In addition, his Defense is reduced by one for every two points of Wyrd past the first; –1 Defense at 3 Wyrd, –2 Defense at 5 Wyrd and so on. This blessing doesn’t stack with mundane forms of armor.		Changelings who resemble the rocky giants of folklore, Nordic trolls, Native American mountain spirits and the like. The Stonebones are blessed with ''Obdurate Skin'': once per day as an instant action, the player can spend one point of Glamour to harden the character’s skin, making it like rock. The character uses his Wyrd as his armor rating for the rest of the scene. The character’s rocky carapace does mean, however, that the character isn’t as nimble as he was: the changeling suffers a –1 die penalty to all Dexterity-based dice pools while this power is active. In addition, his Defense is reduced by one for every two points of Wyrd past the first; –1 Defense at 3 Wyrd, –2 Defense at 5 Wyrd and so on. This blessing doesn’t stack with mundane forms of armor.

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Spring Coronation 2011

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Weisse Frau

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	The Weisse Frau (“White Lady”) in German lore is a beautiful matron said to protect children. Wearing all white, she is thought to be benevolent and sad (compared quite often to the Mexican La Llorona, the “weeping woman” who waits by the river-side crying for the children she has lost). It’s said that a kiss from the Weisse Frau confers protection, and this is true for those of the kith. With the '''Kiss of Life''', the character can, once per chapter, kiss another and spend a point of Glamour. In doing so, she grants that person two points of armor that is invisible and without substance, but works to protect the individual just the same. This armor does not stack with mundane or magical armor. Perhaps more importantly, in kissing a child (under the age of 13), this armor increases from two to three.		The Weisse Frau (“White Lady”) in German lore is a beautiful matron said to protect children. Wearing all white, she is thought to be benevolent and sad (compared quite often to the Mexican La Llorona, the “weeping woman” who waits by the river-side crying for the children she has lost). It’s said that a kiss from the Weisse Frau confers protection, and this is true for those of the kith. With the '''Kiss of Life''', the character can, once per chapter, kiss another and spend a point of Glamour. In doing so, she grants that person two points of armor that is invisible and without substance, but works to protect the individual just the same. This armor does not stack with mundane or magical armor. Perhaps more importantly, in kissing a child (under the age of 13), this armor increases from two to three.

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Soldier (Kith)

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	Members of the vast goblin hosts of the Fae, the Soldiers fought strange, inconclusive battles and now find that fighting comes easier to them. The Soldiers’ talent is '''Blade Lore''': living and breathing the lore of the blade, the Soldiers of the goblin hosts find it easy to master any weapon that carries an edge. A Soldier is considered to have a Weaponry specialization with any weapon that carries an edge, no matter what it is. This can’t stack with other specializations the changeling may learn.		Members of the vast goblin hosts of the Fae, the Soldiers fought strange, inconclusive battles and now find that fighting comes easier to them. The Soldiers’ talent is '''Blade Lore''': living and breathing the lore of the blade, the Soldiers of the goblin hosts find it easy to master any weapon that carries an edge. A Soldier is considered to have a Weaponry specialization with any weapon that carries an edge, no matter what it is. This can’t stack with other specializations the changeling may learn.

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Smith

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	Changelings who were forced to labor under the watchful eye of the most unimpeachable Faerie blacksmiths, tinkers and toolmakers. Their blessing is '''Steel Mastery''': the changeling can use his supernatural skill with metallurgy to alter metal objects, improving them, even if improving hem would normally be impossible. The player spends one Glamour and makes an extended roll of Dexterity + Crafts, with each roll representing half an hour of tinkering, polishing and hammering. If the changeling manages to gather four successes, he can alter a tool so that it gives a +1 equipment bonus. The item has to mostly be made of metal. The magic wears off after a day. No object this way can be improved more than three times. If the changeling tries to alter an object a fourth time, he destroys the tool, and it can never be used again.		Changelings who were forced to labor under the watchful eye of the most unimpeachable Faerie blacksmiths, tinkers and toolmakers. Their blessing is '''Steel Mastery''': the changeling can use his supernatural skill with metallurgy to alter metal objects, improving them, even if improving hem would normally be impossible. The player spends one Glamour and makes an extended roll of Dexterity + Crafts, with each roll representing half an hour of tinkering, polishing and hammering. If the changeling manages to gather four successes, he can alter a tool so that it gives a +1 equipment bonus. The item has to mostly be made of metal. The magic wears off after a day. No object this way can be improved more than three times. If the changeling tries to alter an object a fourth time, he destroys the tool, and it can never be used again.

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	The Sandharrowed benefit from the blessing of the '''Enveloping Sands''': they gain a +2 bonus to all rolls made to grapple an opponent, or to escape from a grapple.		The Sandharrowed benefit from the blessing of the '''Enveloping Sands''': they gain a +2 bonus to all rolls made to grapple an opponent, or to escape from a grapple.

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Render

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	The Render’s gift is the ''Sundering Talons'': when damaging an object with his bare hands, the Render may ignore up to three points of Durability. His claws count as a tool created to bypass Du		The Render’s gift is the ''Sundering Talons'': when damaging an object with his bare hands, the Render may ignore up to three points of Durability. His claws count as a tool created to bypass Du

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Polychromatic

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	These Fairest enjoy the benefits of the '''Prismatic Heart''': the character can change her mood as if moving from color to color. By spending one Glamour point as a reflexive action, the character may add two dice to any rolls made to resist emotional manipulation for the duration of the scene. In addition, all Empathy rolls made against the Polychromatic suffer a penalty of one die, as her prismatic moods are difficult to read.		These Fairest enjoy the benefits of the '''Prismatic Heart''': the character can change her mood as if moving from color to color. By spending one Glamour point as a reflexive action, the character may add two dice to any rolls made to resist emotional manipulation for the duration of the scene. In addition, all Empathy rolls made against the Polychromatic suffer a penalty of one die, as her prismatic moods are difficult to read.

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	In Hindu myth, the Pishachas are demons, gaunt and strange with bulging bloodshot eyes and skin as dark as midnight. Pishachas were said to speak in their own strange language, haunting graveyards and cremation grounds with all the other ghosts. Changelings of the Pishacha kith share the terrifying red eyes and obsidian skin of their folktale analogs, but also have the addition of some manner of odd tongue — often forked, sometimes barbed or simply over-long. The Pishacha, often associated with madness, can afflict a victim with a '''Taste of Madness''': by spending a point of Glamour and performing a successful touch attack, the changeling licks the exposed flesh of an opponent. The opponent takes a mild derangement of the changeling’s choosing (or a severe version if the mild version is already possessed) and suffers from the derangement for the next week. The Pishacha can perform this attack only once per week (i.e., when the last victim’s madness finally fades).		In Hindu myth, the Pishachas are demons, gaunt and strange with bulging bloodshot eyes and skin as dark as midnight. Pishachas were said to speak in their own strange language, haunting graveyards and cremation grounds with all the other ghosts. Changelings of the Pishacha kith share the terrifying red eyes and obsidian skin of their folktale analogs, but also have the addition of some manner of odd tongue — often forked, sometimes barbed or simply over-long. The Pishacha, often associated with madness, can afflict a victim with a '''Taste of Madness''': by spending a point of Glamour and performing a successful touch attack, the changeling licks the exposed flesh of an opponent. The opponent takes a mild derangement of the changeling’s choosing (or a severe version if the mild version is already possessed) and suffers from the derangement for the next week. The Pishacha can perform this attack only once per week (i.e., when the last victim’s madness finally fades).

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	In May 2011 he left Sacramento to continue his writing career and make the most of the second chance he had been given by his escape from Arcadia.		In May 2011 he left Sacramento to continue his writing career and make the most of the second chance he had been given by his escape from Arcadia.

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Oracle (Kith)

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	Changelings who, like many imps and goblins, can, in a limited way, see the future. The Oracle’s blessing is '''Panomancy''': the changeling can, once per chapter, tell fortunes using any method she wants — tea-leaves, cards, bones, a crystal ball or anything else. The effect works the same as the [[Common Sense]] Merit (although the character can buy the Merit as well, if the player wishes).		Changelings who, like many imps and goblins, can, in a limited way, see the future. The Oracle’s blessing is '''Panomancy''': the changeling can, once per chapter, tell fortunes using any method she wants — tea-leaves, cards, bones, a crystal ball or anything else. The effect works the same as the [[Common Sense]] Merit (although the character can buy the Merit as well, if the player wishes).

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Oni

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	Japanese legend speaks of the oni, vicious red-skinned ogres with hirsute bodies, horns upon their head and many eyes. The oni came to represent sin as demons, and in many stories were responsible for visiting the wicked upon their deathbeds and consuming their souls. The Oni kith visibly resemble their fairy-tale counterparts, though many have skin colors other than red: blue, jaundiced, green, black and so forth. The Oni can take advantage of many call '''A Mouthful of Sin''': by spending one Glamour point and making a successful bite attack, the Oni consumes a number of gulps of the victim’s blood equal to damage caused. Each “gulp” or mouthful of blood swallowed heals either one lethal point of damage or two bashing points (aggravated cannot be healed in this way). This can only be done once per chapter (game session). Curiously, this also works only when attacking a creature somehow possessed of sin — the target must be of Morality (or its equivalent, such as Harmony, Humanity, Wisdom or Clarity) 6 or below.		Japanese legend speaks of the oni, vicious red-skinned ogres with hirsute bodies, horns upon their head and many eyes. The oni came to represent sin as demons, and in many stories were responsible for visiting the wicked upon their deathbeds and consuming their souls. The Oni kith visibly resemble their fairy-tale counterparts, though many have skin colors other than red: blue, jaundiced, green, black and so forth. The Oni can take advantage of many call '''A Mouthful of Sin''': by spending one Glamour point and making a successful bite attack, the Oni consumes a number of gulps of the victim’s blood equal to damage caused. Each “gulp” or mouthful of blood swallowed heals either one lethal point of damage or two bashing points (aggravated cannot be healed in this way). This can only be done once per chapter (game session). Curiously, this also works only when attacking a creature somehow possessed of sin — the target must be of Morality (or its equivalent, such as Harmony, Humanity, Wisdom or Clarity) 6 or below.

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Nix

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	The nix, or nixie, is a river mermaid from Germanic lore. One often possesses the features of a snake and a fish in some amalgamation (fish eyes, snake fangs, skin spotted with reptile scales and shark cartilage). Some legends posit that the nix are truly beautiful, while other tales suggest that the nix are actually quite hideous to behold, but possess golden voices. In the old tales, the nix would confound fishermen with beautiful voices, causing them confusion and leading their boats astray — often right into the rocks. Such is the power of the '''Consumptive Voice''': by expending one Glamour, the Nix’s voice will muddy the thoughts of any who listen to her speak. They don’t notice that her voice has changed, but it causes a slowing, almost narcotic effect. For the remainder of the scene, any who hear her voice in casual conversation find their Social rolls hampered by a penalty equal to half the Nix’s Wyrd score (round down). This ability can be used only once per day.		The nix, or nixie, is a river mermaid from Germanic lore. One often possesses the features of a snake and a fish in some amalgamation (fish eyes, snake fangs, skin spotted with reptile scales and shark cartilage). Some legends posit that the nix are truly beautiful, while other tales suggest that the nix are actually quite hideous to behold, but possess golden voices. In the old tales, the nix would confound fishermen with beautiful voices, causing them confusion and leading their boats astray — often right into the rocks. Such is the power of the '''Consumptive Voice''': by expending one Glamour, the Nix’s voice will muddy the thoughts of any who listen to her speak. They don’t notice that her voice has changed, but it causes a slowing, almost narcotic effect. For the remainder of the scene, any who hear her voice in casual conversation find their Social rolls hampered by a penalty equal to half the Nix’s Wyrd score (round down). This ability can be used only once per day.

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Al-Adin

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	They made their way to Terri's to show her the pictures, when they came upon Someone breaking into Terri's store. They confronted her, and found her to be a newly escaped changeling, whose past eerily resembled Al-Adin's. He took [[Yata]] under his wing, and they now "room" together on various rooftops. The two of them ended up going bowling, and had a great time.		They made their way to Terri's to show her the pictures, when they came upon Someone breaking into Terri's store. They confronted her, and found her to be a newly escaped changeling, whose past eerily resembled Al-Adin's. He took [[Yata]] under his wing, and they now "room" together on various rooftops. The two of them ended up going bowling, and had a great time.

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Moonborn

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	The Moonborn’s blessing is the '''Lunatic’s Kiss''': Once in any 24-hour period, the Moonborn may afflict both himself and a person he touches with a derangement. The player must spend a point of Glamour and roll Intelligence + Wyrd, contested by the victim’s Resolve + Wyrd (or other Supernatural Tolerance trait). Success gives the Moonborn a mild derangement, and the victim the severe version of the same derangement. An exceptional success means the Moonborn suffers no derangement at all. The madness lasts until the next sunrise in the case of supernatural beings; humans must bear the madness for a lunar month.		The Moonborn’s blessing is the '''Lunatic’s Kiss''': Once in any 24-hour period, the Moonborn may afflict both himself and a person he touches with a derangement. The player must spend a point of Glamour and roll Intelligence + Wyrd, contested by the victim’s Resolve + Wyrd (or other Supernatural Tolerance trait). Success gives the Moonborn a mild derangement, and the victim the severe version of the same derangement. An exceptional success means the Moonborn suffers no derangement at all. The madness lasts until the next sunrise in the case of supernatural beings; humans must bear the madness for a lunar month.

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Moira

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	of the spectators during their own performance.		of the spectators during their own performance.

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Miner

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	The Miner’s gift is the '''Tappingspeak''': by spending one Glamour, the changeling may tap out a coded message on a nearby surface. The message (which cannot be longer than three sentences) travels like vibrations to the intended recipient, as long as there’s a sufficient medium between the two to carry it all the distance (thus, a recipient currently in an airplane could not receive the missive). The range is one mile per point of the Miner’s Wyrd. The recipient automatically understands the meaning of the Tappingspeak, thanks to the Glamour imbedded in the message.		The Miner’s gift is the '''Tappingspeak''': by spending one Glamour, the changeling may tap out a coded message on a nearby surface. The message (which cannot be longer than three sentences) travels like vibrations to the intended recipient, as long as there’s a sufficient medium between the two to carry it all the distance (thus, a recipient currently in an airplane could not receive the missive). The range is one mile per point of the Miner’s Wyrd. The recipient automatically understands the meaning of the Tappingspeak, thanks to the Glamour imbedded in the message.

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Melaine

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Mary Lee

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	==Now==		==Now==
	She's been settled in Sacramento now since September, during which time she's gotten a job bartending at [[The Forge]]. Aside from that, she's mostly just lent a hand whereever she can when not moping, sleeping, and eating in her room at The [[Four Seasons Hotel]], leading to a noticeable weight gain. [[Mrs. Rosemary]]'s cooking has contributed significantly.		She's been settled in Sacramento now since September, during which time she's gotten a job bartending at [[The Forge]]. Aside from that, she's mostly just lent a hand whereever she can when not moping, sleeping, and eating in her room at The [[Four Seasons Hotel]], leading to a noticeable weight gain. [[Mrs. Rosemary]]'s cooking has contributed significantly.
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Lurkglider

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	Raised among the twisted treetops of Arcadian forests or the spires of palaces lost in dark storm clouds, the Lurkgliders are at home watching from the shadows far above. They may be tied to legends of creatures that swooped down to carry off the unwary, or Lurkgliders may have been kept as grotesque sentinels to watch over their Keepers’ holdings. A Lurkglider enjoys the blessing of the '''Gargoyle’s Grace''': by spending a point of Glamour, the changeling may dive from up to 100 yards without taking any damage whatsoever. In addition, he receives a +2 bonus to all rolls for the purpose of keeping his balance on small ledges, outcroppings or other small footholds.		Raised among the twisted treetops of Arcadian forests or the spires of palaces lost in dark storm clouds, the Lurkgliders are at home watching from the shadows far above. They may be tied to legends of creatures that swooped down to carry off the unwary, or Lurkgliders may have been kept as grotesque sentinels to watch over their Keepers’ holdings. A Lurkglider enjoys the blessing of the '''Gargoyle’s Grace''': by spending a point of Glamour, the changeling may dive from up to 100 yards without taking any damage whatsoever. In addition, he receives a +2 bonus to all rolls for the purpose of keeping his balance on small ledges, outcroppings or other small footholds.

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