Difference between revisions of "British Pantheon"
(→19th Century Dominions) |
(→19th Century Dominions) |
||
| Line 10: | Line 10: | ||
---- | ---- | ||
= 19th Century Dominions = | = 19th Century Dominions = | ||
| − | == CIVITAS == | + | == '''CIVITAS''' == |
| + | Nationalism demands a readiness to put the good | ||
| + | of the people ahead of the good of the individual. This | ||
| + | mentality is essential in times of war, where individuals | ||
| + | must be prepared to lose everything in the name of the | ||
| + | cause. Through the use of the ''Civitas'' purview, Scions can | ||
| + | greatly enhance the functioning of their group, enabling them | ||
| + | to achieve what they never could as individuals. Such | ||
| + | coordination of effort and ability must often be built on | ||
| + | tenuous trust, especially because the Gods of the Allied | ||
| + | Pantheons never expected to team with one another and | ||
| + | often find that they have more dividing them than uniting | ||
| + | them. The Allied Pantheons never sought to create this | ||
| + | Purview; rather, it developed out of pure need. They | ||
| + | simply had to learn to work together or be destroyed. | ||
| + | |||
| + | Many powers of the ''Civitas'' Purview allow a character | ||
| + | to grant another character one or more dots of an | ||
| + | Attribute, Ability or other trait. When this occurs, the | ||
| + | user of the Boon temporarily loses the dots and may not | ||
| + | cancel the Boon prematurely or regain the gift by any | ||
| + | means, even if the recipient leaves the area of effect or | ||
| + | is killed prior to the expiration of the power. Unless the | ||
| + | Boon states otherwise, a recipient may not receive dots | ||
| + | from more than one character in any given trait, but | ||
| + | may receive dots from different characters for different | ||
| + | traits. A recipient may be a mortal, a Scion, a God or | ||
| + | even a titanspawn, but not an animal or an object. At | ||
| + | the expiration of the Boon’s power, all dots transferred | ||
| + | in this way return automatically to the giver. | ||
---- | ---- | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
---- | ---- | ||
| + | === | ||
Revision as of 19:28, 10 March 2020
Deities of the British Isles
- ~ Britannia -- Lady Britain
- ~ John Bull -- Johnny English, Le Rosbif
- ~ The Bandit King -- Robin Hood, Robin of Loxley, Robert Hoad
- ~ Spring Heeled Jack --
- ~ The Detective -- A Divine Hero
19th Century Dominions
CIVITAS
Nationalism demands a readiness to put the good of the people ahead of the good of the individual. This mentality is essential in times of war, where individuals must be prepared to lose everything in the name of the cause. Through the use of the Civitas purview, Scions can greatly enhance the functioning of their group, enabling them to achieve what they never could as individuals. Such coordination of effort and ability must often be built on tenuous trust, especially because the Gods of the Allied Pantheons never expected to team with one another and often find that they have more dividing them than uniting them. The Allied Pantheons never sought to create this Purview; rather, it developed out of pure need. They simply had to learn to work together or be destroyed.
Many powers of the Civitas Purview allow a character to grant another character one or more dots of an Attribute, Ability or other trait. When this occurs, the user of the Boon temporarily loses the dots and may not cancel the Boon prematurely or regain the gift by any means, even if the recipient leaves the area of effect or is killed prior to the expiration of the power. Unless the Boon states otherwise, a recipient may not receive dots from more than one character in any given trait, but may receive dots from different characters for different traits. A recipient may be a mortal, a Scion, a God or even a titanspawn, but not an animal or an object. At the expiration of the Boon’s power, all dots transferred in this way return automatically to the giver.
