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=== Barred Gates === | === Barred Gates === | ||
Point value: -1 to -5<BR> | Point value: -1 to -5<BR> | ||
Even the freshest occultist in creation knows of the four gates of virtue that drive the behaviour of the soul. But few know that those gates can be damaged. This flaw is the result of such a damage directly to a virtue. The unfortunate victim of the flaw loses all of their virtue channels in the affected virtue, and cannot spend a willpower either to aid rolls of that virtue or to suppress them. The flaw is notably far worse for those who suffer it in a high virtue than in a lower, and is worth one point per dot of the affected virtue. | Even the freshest occultist in creation knows of the four gates of virtue that drive the behaviour of the soul. But few know that those gates can be damaged. This flaw is the result of such a damage directly to a virtue. The unfortunate victim of the flaw loses all of their virtue channels in the affected virtue, and cannot spend a willpower either to aid rolls of that virtue or to suppress them. The flaw is notably far worse for those who suffer it in a high virtue than in a lower, and is worth one point per dot of the affected virtue. | ||
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Barred Gates
Point value: -1 to -5
Even the freshest occultist in creation knows of the four gates of virtue that drive the behaviour of the soul. But few know that those gates can be damaged. This flaw is the result of such a damage directly to a virtue. The unfortunate victim of the flaw loses all of their virtue channels in the affected virtue, and cannot spend a willpower either to aid rolls of that virtue or to suppress them. The flaw is notably far worse for those who suffer it in a high virtue than in a lower, and is worth one point per dot of the affected virtue.
