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Fear of Poison
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Yasuki Fusao could still smell the vile, stale bile when his cousin vomited on him on purpose. They had exchanged no words then and no words since. Her disgusting message was clear: your poison failed to kill me and now the stink lies on you.
A servant placed the afternoon tea on the table, and Fusao grabbed his wrist. “Did you drink this?”
“Pardon, Lord Yasuki?” the servant said, perplexed. “Drink.” The servant sighed and poured the water into the teapot. He looked on unperturbed, and Fusao fidgeted while the tea steeped. Finally, the servant poured the tea into the cup and took a sip.
“All of it,” Fusao said. “The tea in the cup or the teapot, Lord Yasuki?” “Yes.” The servant had drunk so much tea in the past year, he swore he was made of it. And yet, still no sign of poisonous retribution from Lord Yasuki’s assassination attempt. Perhaps that was punishment enough.
Efeitos
The following apply to a character with the Fear of Poison anxiety:
You have a fear of being poisoned by others. You would rather go hungry than accept food or drink from anyone you do not trust completely, unless you witness that food being consumed by someone else first. When you are offered food or drink by others you do not trust, you cannot help but wonder if they are secretly plotting your demise.
After performing a check to interact with someone you do not completely trust who has offered you food or drink (such as a Sentiment [Air] check to try to determine some else’s intentions or a Games [Air] check to play a game well against someone who has offered you food), you receive 3 strife. If this is the first time this has occurred this scene, gain 1 Void point.
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Writ of the Wilds · Chapter 2: The Duty of Survival › New Disadvantages › Anxieties · p. 106
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Yasuki Fusao could still smell the vile, stale bile when his cousin vomited on him on purpose. They had exchanged no words then and no words since. Her disgusting message was clear: your poison failed to kill me and now the stink lies on you.
A servant placed the afternoon tea on the table, and Fusao grabbed his wrist. “Did you drink this?”
“Pardon, Lord Yasuki?” the servant said, perplexed. “Drink.” The servant sighed and poured the water into the teapot. He looked on unperturbed, and Fusao fidgeted while the tea steeped. Finally, the servant poured the tea into the cup and took a sip.
“All of it,” Fusao said. “The tea in the cup or the teapot, Lord Yasuki?” “Yes.” The servant had drunk so much tea in the past year, he swore he was made of it. And yet, still no sign of poisonous retribution from Lord Yasuki’s assassination attempt. Perhaps that was punishment enough.
Type: Mental
Effects: The following apply to a character with the Fear of Poison anxiety:
You have a fear of being poisoned by others. You would rather go hungry than accept food or drink from anyone you do not trust completely, unless you witness that food being consumed by someone else first. When you are offered food or drink by others you do not trust, you cannot help but wonder if they are secretly plotting your demise.
After performing a check to interact with someone you do not completely trust who has offered you food or drink (such as a Sentiment [Air] check to try to determine some else’s intentions or a Games [Air] check to play a game well against someone who has offered you food), you receive 3 strife. If this is the first time this has occurred this scene, gain 1 Void point.