setting:changeling_character_creation
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| ===== Backgrounds, | ===== Backgrounds, | ||
| * Do __**not**__ mid-max your sheet. It will not get approved. | * Do __**not**__ mid-max your sheet. It will not get approved. | ||
| - | * Title Background: | + | * Title Background: |
| * No background can be above 4. Make sure you justify those at 4. | * No background can be above 4. Make sure you justify those at 4. | ||
| - | * Chimerical Companions: | + | * Chimerical Companions: |
| * Limited Backgrounds, | * Limited Backgrounds, | ||
| - | * Commoner kiths cannot start with a house. Sidhe may start with a house. | ||
| - | * Ban Houses: Aesin, Ailil, Balor, Leanhaun | ||
| * Ban Backgrounds, | * Ban Backgrounds, | ||
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| * A changeling who exemplifies his Legacy finds it easier to live out his personal narrative. All Legacies have a Quest and a Ban. Quests are behaviors that model a changeling’s archetype. Whenever he accomplishes his primary Legacy’s Quest, he receives a point of Willpower at the Storyteller’s discretion. Bans are actions that run counter to the Legacy’s archetype. If a character violates his primary Legacy’s Ban, he forfeits a point of Willpower. A changeling can go against his primary Legacy’s Ban without penalty if he can justify it using his secondary Legacy. However, if the changeling invokes his secondary Legacy too frequently, he might be on the verge of trading Courts. | * A changeling who exemplifies his Legacy finds it easier to live out his personal narrative. All Legacies have a Quest and a Ban. Quests are behaviors that model a changeling’s archetype. Whenever he accomplishes his primary Legacy’s Quest, he receives a point of Willpower at the Storyteller’s discretion. Bans are actions that run counter to the Legacy’s archetype. If a character violates his primary Legacy’s Ban, he forfeits a point of Willpower. A changeling can go against his primary Legacy’s Ban without penalty if he can justify it using his secondary Legacy. However, if the changeling invokes his secondary Legacy too frequently, he might be on the verge of trading Courts. | ||
| - | __**Seelie Legacies: | ||
| - | Known for the vibrancy of spring and the searing heat of summer, followers of the Seelie Legacies tend to put an emphasis on groups and community. They feel the needs of society outweigh the needs of an individual. Unseelie Kithain often see their Seelie brethren as strict and unyielding, but the Seelie see themselves as serving the greater good.\\ | ||
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| - | __**Unseelie Legacies: | ||
| - | Colorful as an autumn harvest and chaotic and isolated as a winter ice storm, followers of the Unseelie Legacies tend to be passionate individualists. They follow their hearts wherever they lead, even if they do have to break a few rules on the journey. Seelie Kithain often see their Unseelie brothers and sisters as irresponsible and untrustworthy, | ||
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