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*A Raksha Imperial / Anarch fortuneteller and doomsayer (evil Gandalf!) | *A Raksha Imperial / Anarch fortuneteller and doomsayer (evil Gandalf!) | ||
:Although Raksha rarely have the actual ability to tell fortunes, they probably have the ability to use Background-warping charms to ensure that their predictions of poverty and abandonment come about... [[Kukla]] | :Although Raksha rarely have the actual ability to tell fortunes, they probably have the ability to use Background-warping charms to ensure that their predictions of poverty and abandonment come about... [[Kukla]] | ||
| + | ::Sounds about right. However, I only just scanned through FF today, and thus barely know which charms would be a good idea (read: mandatory or you get pzwnd), much less which ones I can (ab)use to this effect. --[[ThirtyFirst]] | ||
== Charms = | == Charms = | ||
| − | *A spirit charm that allows the user to enforce some limited scope of bargains, so that demons really can | + | *A spirit charm that allows the user to enforce some limited scope of bargains, so that demons really can hold you to those contracts written in blood. |
Revision as of 08:08, 5 April 2010
= Character Concepts
- An abyssal sworn Eclipse-style to do 10,000 Good Deeds™
- A Raksha Imperial / Anarch fortuneteller and doomsayer (evil Gandalf!)
- Although Raksha rarely have the actual ability to tell fortunes, they probably have the ability to use Background-warping charms to ensure that their predictions of poverty and abandonment come about... Kukla
- Sounds about right. However, I only just scanned through FF today, and thus barely know which charms would be a good idea (read: mandatory or you get pzwnd), much less which ones I can (ab)use to this effect. --ThirtyFirst
= Charms
- A spirit charm that allows the user to enforce some limited scope of bargains, so that demons really can hold you to those contracts written in blood.
