Difference between revisions of "BESTIAL POSSESSION"
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== <span style="font-size:large">●●●●</span> -- ''BESTIAL POSSESSION'' == | == <span style="font-size:large">●●●●</span> -- ''BESTIAL POSSESSION'' == | ||
| − | '''Dice Pool:''' <br> | + | '''Dice Pool:''' Intelligence + Animal Ken<br> |
| − | '''Cost:''' <br> | + | '''Cost:''' 1 ''Divinity''<br> |
| − | '''Description:''' <br> | + | '''Description:''' The Avatar stares into the eyes of a specimen of his |
| + | chosen animal, the one to which his Power pertains, | ||
| + | and overwhelms its mind with his own. For the rest | ||
| + | of the scene, the Avatar controls the animal’s body just | ||
| + | as a character with Horse (Cheval •••) can control a | ||
| + | human’s body. This Power functions exactly as that one | ||
| + | does (see Scion: Hero, p. 150), with the same limitations | ||
| + | and effects on the Avatar’s body. The only difference is | ||
| + | that Horse applies to possession of a human’s body, | ||
| + | while Bestial Possession applies to specimens of the Avatar’s | ||
| + | chosen animal or to his Birthright creature.<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:01, 6 October 2019
●●●● -- BESTIAL POSSESSION
Dice Pool: Intelligence + Animal Ken
Cost: 1 Divinity
Description: The Avatar stares into the eyes of a specimen of his
chosen animal, the one to which his Power pertains,
and overwhelms its mind with his own. For the rest
of the scene, the Avatar controls the animal’s body just
as a character with Horse (Cheval •••) can control a
human’s body. This Power functions exactly as that one
does (see Scion: Hero, p. 150), with the same limitations
and effects on the Avatar’s body. The only difference is
that Horse applies to possession of a human’s body,
while Bestial Possession applies to specimens of the Avatar’s
chosen animal or to his Birthright creature.
