Madrigal - Revision history

Bruce at 17:16, 2 November 2019

2019-11-02T17:16:03Z

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-; '''[[Melpominee]]'''
+;[[Melpominee]]
-<span style="color:#800000;">'''Description:''' The Kindred may imbue her audience with the emotions expressed in her song, rousing them to passion or deluging them with seemingly bottomless despair. Princes on good terms with Daughters of Cacophony sometimes have the songstresses croon before they may an appearance, bolstering their fellow Kindred with a sense of loyalty.
+'''Description:''' Music has the power to sway the listener, engendering specific emotions through artful lyrics, pounding
-<span style="color:#800000;">'''System:''' The player rolls Charisma + Performance (difficulty 7). Each success instills the chosen emotion in a fifth of the Kindred's audience (more than 5 successes have no additional effect). The Storyteller decides precisely which members of the audience are affected. Characters may resist this power for the duration of the scene with the expenditure of a Willpower point, but only if they have reason to believe that they are being controlled by outside individuals. The song the vampire sings must also reflect the emotions she wishes to engender–no one's going to mob the concert security no matter how well she sings "High Hopes," but they might if she wails "Cop-killer."
+'''System:''' The player rolls Charisma + Performance
-<span style="color:#800000;">'''Note:''' Affected individuals should act in accordance with their Natures–enraged Conformists would join a riot but not start one, aroused Bravos may force their attentions on the object of their desire, and jealous Directors may send cronies after their rivals.
+'''Note:''' Affected individuals should act in accordance with

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Bruce at 18:33, 20 August 2013

2013-08-20T18:33:33Z

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; '''[[Melpominee]]'''
<span style="color:#800000;">'''Description:''' The Kindred may imbue her audience with the emotions expressed in her song, rousing them to passion or deluging them with seemingly bottomless despair. Princes on good terms with Daughters of Cacophony sometimes have the songstresses croon before they may an appearance, bolstering their fellow Kindred with a sense of loyalty.

<span style="color:#800000;">'''System:''' The player rolls Charisma + Performance (difficulty 7). Each success instills the chosen emotion in a fifth of the Kindred's audience (more than 5 successes have no additional effect). The Storyteller decides precisely which members of the audience are affected. Characters may resist this power for the duration of the scene with the expenditure of a Willpower point, but only if they have reason to believe that they are being controlled by outside individuals. The song the vampire sings must also reflect the emotions she wishes to engender–no one's going to mob the concert security no matter how well she sings "High Hopes," but they might if she wails "Cop-killer."

<span style="color:#800000;">'''Note:''' Affected individuals should act in accordance with their Natures–enraged Conformists would join a riot but not start one, aroused Bravos may force their attentions on the object of their desire, and jealous Directors may send cronies after their rivals.