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Allergy [choose one]
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“Damnable flowers!”
The soldiers found the field beautiful, the bright colors taking their minds off the battle ahead, but as for the general, he sneezed instead. “I should order them to cut down the blooms.”
His second knelt. “If that is your wish, though morale is high, my lord.”
The general sighed. “No, let them enjoy...these accursed things.”
Efeitos
The following apply to a character with the Allergy adversity:
Choose a common natural substance. You have a strong allergy to it, and exposure causes severe discomfort or even a life-threatening reaction.
When you make a check that exposes you to the source of your allergy (such as a Fitness [Air] check to run through a swarm of bees or a Courtesy [Air] check to sample a dish containing your allergen without offending your host), you must choose and reroll two dice showing or results. After resolving the check, if you failed, you regain 1 Void point.
Texto do livro
Emerald Empire · Chapter 7: New Player Options › New Disadvantages · p. 245
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“Damnable flowers!”
The soldiers found the field beautiful, the bright colors taking their minds off the battle ahead, but as for the general, he sneezed instead. “I should order them to cut down the blooms.”
His second knelt. “If that is your wish, though morale is high, my lord.”
The general sighed. “No, let them enjoy...these accursed things.”
Types: Physical
Effects: The following apply to a character with the Allergy adversity:
Choose a common natural substance. You have a strong allergy to it, and exposure causes severe discomfort or even a life-threatening reaction.
When you make a check that exposes you to the source of your allergy (such as a Fitness [Air] check to run through a swarm of bees or a Courtesy [Air] check to sample a dish containing your allergen without offending your host), you must choose and reroll two dice showing or results. After resolving the check, if you failed, you regain 1 Void point.
