Stasker: Created page with " == '''Issues''' == So we’re not doing flaws in the traditional sense. We still have merits but I am introducing Issues. I have a big random bag of issues you can draw from..."

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Created page with " == '''Issues''' == So we’re not doing flaws in the traditional sense. We still have merits but I am introducing Issues. I have a big random bag of issues you can draw from..."

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== '''Issues''' ==

So we’re not doing flaws in the traditional sense. We still have merits but I am introducing Issues. I have a big random bag of issues you can draw from. You can take this up to 2 times. The first issue is worth 3 freebie points the second one is worth 1.

Each time you do I will assign you a random issue from my big list of issues. You can take 2 issues. Each issue is random. You can draw one extra when you pick and put it back so its draw 4 pick 2 or draw 2 pick 1. Im gonna randomly generate them on the backend.

These can be anything from traditional flaws (repelled by crosses, Infamous sire, Infertile vitae, etc..)

To owing powerful people in enemy sects, to having an enemy,

To internalized biases, clan hatreds,

To pacts with extra-dimensional beings, bad deals with the fey,

To your character being loathed by someone else in the city and not knowing who or why. Or maybe your blood only producing Caitiffs (not for a caitiff obviously)

It's like a wheel of misfortune!

Some character concepts have these already worked in and we will talk about it during your character meeting, most don't. If you have one already worked in you can still take 2 more.

*No issue will boil down to a simple mechanical number they will all have story/ personality/ restrictions implications.*

*I really don't suggest people take 2. I don't even suggest 1 but ya know you do you*

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Stasker: Created page with " == '''Issues''' == So we’re not doing flaws in the traditional sense. We still have merits but I am introducing Issues. I have a big random bag of issues you can draw from..."