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2019-11-11T21:09:52Z

Created page with ";REVELATION When the ''Avatar'' spends a point of ''Divinity'', the person whom she’s trying to affect locks eyes with her and is unable to look away. For combat purpose..."

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;[[REVELATION]]
When the ''Avatar'' spends a point of ''Divinity'', the person
whom she’s trying to affect locks eyes with her and is
unable to look away. For combat purposes, the victim is
rendered inactive until the Scion breaks eye contact.

The Avatar can still act, but she must take a second action in
order to do so, maintaining eye contact as a dice-less action.
(As a result, she suffers a -2 penalty for any other action
she takes.) This ''Flair'' works equally well whether the
Avatar’s REVELATION involves beauty or its opposite.

Characters of lesser ''Divinity'' are unable to break the
Avatar’s gaze on their own, but those with an equal or
greater Divinity are not so vulnerable. After the Avatar
using the Flair takes one full action, the equal- or
higher-Divinity victim may spend a point of Willpower
to negate the effect. In so doing, he remains immune
to the effect from the same Avatar for the rest of the
scene.
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Hypnotic Gaze - Revision history

Bruce: Created page with ";REVELATION When the ''Avatar'' spends a point of ''Divinity'', the person whom she’s trying to affect locks eyes with her and is unable to look away. For combat purpose..."