Lucif

CtD Sheet

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• Name: Lucif Dál Fiatach
  Court: Seelie
  Chronicle: Flight to New Versailles
  Seelie Legacy: Regent
  Seelie Romantic Legacy: Jongleur
  Unseelie Legacy: Sophist
  Unseelie Romantic Legacy: Spy
  Seeming: Grump
  House: Eiluned

• Attributes

  Physical

  Strength

  Dexterity

  Stamina

  Social

  Charisma: Persuasive

  Manipulation: Machiavellian

  Appearance: Demeanor

  Mental

  Perception

  Intelligence: Scholar

  Wits

• Abilities

  Talents

  Alertness		Athletics		Brawl
  Dodge		Empathy		Intimidation
  Kenning		Persuasion		Streetwise
  Subterfuge

  Skills

  Crafts		Drive / Riding		Etiquette
  Firearms		Leadership		Melee
  Performance		Security		Stealth
  Survival

  Knowledges

  Computer		Enigmas		Gremayre: The Dreaming
  Investigation		Law		Linguistics
  Lore		Medicine		Politics: Heraldry
  Science

• Advantages

  Backgrounds

  Companion		Chimera		Contacts
  Holdings		Retinue		Title
  Political Connections

  Arts

  Sovereign		Wayfare		Chronos
  Primal		Dreamcraft		Legerdemain
  Delusion (Facade Only)

  Realms

  Actor		Fae		Nature
  Prop		Scene		Time

• Glamour

  Permanent Glamour

  Temporary Glamour

• Willpower

  Permanent Willpower

  Temporary Willpower

• Banality

  Permanent Banality

  Temporary Banality

• Health: Real / Chimerical

  Bruised	0	Hurt	-1	Injured	-1
  Wounded	-2	Mauled	-2	Crippled	-5
  Incapacitated	0
• Birthrights
  Awe and Beauty & Noble Bearing
  
  Awe and Beauty: Sidhe get two extra dots of Appearance during character creation, even if this increases scores above 5. They cannot help but stand out in a crowd. The fury of a sidhe scorned is a majestic and terrifying sight. When one is impassioned, all of her Social rolls ( especially Empathy or Intimidation rolls ) are at a -2 difficulty. Anyone who tries to attack an angry sidhe head-on must make a Willpower roll; this difficulty ranges from a 6 ( for the average sidhe ) to an 8 or 9 ( for one of a suitably higher station ). These abilities only affect other Kithain and the enchanted, unless the sidhe calls upon the Wyrd.
  
  Noble Bearing: Whether heroes or villains, all sidhe are dignified. Any cantrips that would directly make them look foolish immediately fails. Sidhe cannot botch Etiquette rolls.
  
  Frailties
  Banality's Curse
  
  Banality's Curse: Sidhe are truly not of this world. The taint of banality affects them more strongly than it does other fae. Each temporary point of Banality that a highborn gains becomes two points. If a sidhe character must make a roll at a difficulty equal to her Banality (or a roll that's resisted by Banality), treat it as one level higher. Sidhe are also prone to fits of depression. The weakest of them can overcome these fits by changing their Legacies back and forth. When this happens, the spell must last at least from moonrise to moonrise, or sunset to sunset. Strong willed sidhe escape the mania by retreating further into their Legacies; Seelie become impossibly idealistic and Unseelie sink to the very depths of villainy. Their great extremes can make them almost unendurable.
  
  Ravaging/Musing Threshold
  Foster Trust
  
  Foster Trust: The character believes that the world can be a better place with a little trust and understanding. He tries to encourage people's faith in each other so that everyone can work together and achieve what they need to, or sometimes to get involved with life and people again.
  
  Fellowship/Household: House MacMoiry / House Eiluned / House Dál Fiatach
  
  Master/Leige Lord: Queen Titania MacMoiry V
  
  Societies/Guilds: The Kingdom of Idlewild / The Crystal Circle
  
  Sain Day: 13th October
  
  Merits & Flaws
  
  Merit | Type | Cost
  
  Faerie Eternity | Supernatural | 0
  Surreal Beauty | Physical | 1
  Seeming's Blessing | Supernatural | 5
  Animal Magnetism | Aptitudes | 1
  Commanding Voice | Physical | 1
  Common Sense | (ST Freebie)
  
  Faerie Eternity: After you went through your Chrysalis, you had a birthday, and then another, and then another. Something was strange, however – you didn't seen to be growing or getting older. You are touched with a vestige of the immortality that used to be the birthright of all fae. As long as your fae seeming is active, you will age at one-tenth that of a normal human or changeling. Should your fae seeming be permanently destroyed, or should you retreat into Banality, you will begin to age normally.
  
  Surreal Beauty: You possess a beauty far beyond that of normal mortals. People stand in awe of your perfect form. If you are sidhe then perhaps your fae mein shines over into your mortal seeming. Characters who take this Merit must first purchase at least an Appearance 5 though their appearance is considered to surpass even that.
  
  Seeming's Blessing: All of your Birthrights affect your mortal seeming as well as your fae mein. They would even function normally in the presence of mortals. A sidhe would have her extra dots in Appearance, a satyr would get his extra stamina and speed, trolls would get their extra strength, etc.
  
  Animal Magnetism: You are especially attractive to others. You receive a -2 to your difficulty on Seduction or Subterfuge rolls. However, this will aggravate others of your gender.
  
  Commanding Voice: You have the ability to make yourself heard over long distances or above a crowd without appearing to shout. This natural projection serves you well in shouting orders on the battlefield, getting a room to quiet down, or calling for aid from reinforcements. Your intended audience automatically hears you regardless of the general noise level.
  
  Common Sense: You have a significant amount of practical, everyday wisdom. Whenever you are about to do something contrary to common sense, the Storyteller should alert you to how your potential action might violate practicality. This is an ideal Merit if you are a novice player because it allows you to receive advice from the Storyteller concerning what you can and cannot do, and (even more importantly) what you should and should not do.
  
  Flaw | Type | Bonus
  
  Curiosity | Psychological | -2
  Winged | Supernatural | -2
  Dark Secret | Psychological | -1
  Intolerance | Psychological | -1
  Overconfidence |Psychological | -1
  
  Curiosity: You are a naturally curious person, and find mysteries of any sort irresistible. In most circumstances, you find that your curiosity easily overrides your common sense. To resist the temptation, make a Wits roll (difficulty 5) for simple things like “I wonder what is in that cabinet.” Increase the difficulty up to 9 for things like, “I wonder what those strange sounds coming from the Unseelie duke's freehold are. I'll just slip in and check it out – no one will ever know. What could possibly go wrong?”
  
  Winged: You have beautiful wings, be they feathered bird's wings or batwings or colored butterfly wings. They are chimerical, but they need to be free, or they will subtract one die from Dexterity rolls. You may have to explain why you have cut slits in all your coats. If you have taken this as a Flaw, you will not be able to fly, but you do get an extra die if you are the recipient of the cantrip Wind Runner (Wayfare 3). This power works as any other use of Glamour when only Kithain are present, but will not work in the presence of mortals.
  
  Dark Secret: You have some sort of secret that, if uncovered, would be of immense embarrassment and would make you a pariah among your peers. This can be anything from having murdered a noble to secretly being a member of the Shadow Court. While this secret ways on your mind at all times, it will only surface in occasional stories. Otherwise, it will begin to lose its impact.
  
  Intolerance: You have an unreasoning dislike of a certain thing. This may be an animal, a class of person, a color, a situation, or just about anything else. The difficulties of all dice rolls involving the subject are increased by two. Note that some dislikes may be too trivial to be reflected here – a dislike of left-handed Lithuanian plumbers or tissue paper, for instance, will have little effect on play in most chronicles. The Storyteller is the file arbiter on what you can pick to dislike.
  
  Overconfidence: You have an exaggerated and unshakable opinion of your own worth and capabilities. You never hesitate to trust your abilities, even if situations where you risk defeat. Because your abilities may not be enough, such overconfidence can be very dangerous. When you do fail, you quickly find someone or something else to blame. If you are convincing enough, you can infect others with your overconfidence.
  
  Chimerical Items
  "Joyeuse," an old family dagger given to Lucif by his father Count Fergus Dál Fiatach ap Eiluned.
  
  Chimerical Companions
  See History
  
  Oaths Sworn
  Oath of Noblesse Oblige to Sir Rory Glendower, Troll Knight
  Oath of Fealty to Queen Titania MacMoiry V
  
  Arts in Detail
  
  Sovereign * * * * *
  * Protocol
  * * Dictum
  * * * Grandeur
  * * * * Weaver Ward
  * * * * * Geas (or Ban)
  
  Wayfare * *
  * Hopscotch
  * * Quicksilver
  
  Chronos * * *
  * Wyrd
  * * Backward Glance
  * * * Dream Time
  
  Primal * * * *
  * Willow Whisper
  * * Eldritch Prime
  * * * Oakenshield
  * * * * Heather Balm / Holly Strike
  
  Dreamcraft * * *
  * Find the Silver Path
  * * The Merry Dance
  * * * Anchor
  
  Legerdemain * * *
  * Gimmix
  * * Ensnare
  * * * Effigy
  
  Delusion *
  * Facade