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| − | === Blow-Predicting Eye ===
| + | #REDIRECT [[Falcon/ImperiouslyRaisedEyebrowStyle]] |
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| − | <B>Cost:</B> 3 motes\\
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| − | <B>Duration:</B> Instant\\
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| − | <B>Type:</B> Reflexive\\
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| − | <B>Minimum Ability:</B> Martial Arts 3\\
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| − | <B>Minimum Essence:</B> 1\\
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| − | <B>Prerequisites:</B> None
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| − | </tt>
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| − | The character learns to keep a wary eye on his opponents, and is able to anticipate and avoid their attacks, adding to his image of superiority.
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| − | This charm lets you add your Perception in dice to a dodge or block attempt. Failing that, you can dodge or block using just your Perception as a dice pool.
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| − | === Comments ===
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| − | Mm. I'm still iffy on this Charm- if you've got Perception 5, it's cheaper to add 5 dicec with it than with Reed in the Wind, which feels off to me, personally. [[DS]]
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| − | [[Falcon]] - It's true. Of course, this is more versatile, but 3 motes seems too expensive for what it does... On the other hand, first-tier martial arts charms aren't usually very good... Right, three motes it is. Now, what to do with the next one... | |
Latest revision as of 23:03, 6 February 2008
