Responding to Helen. ''That would prove difficult but no impossible we would need to go through someone else to get to him.'' And that could be its own storm just waiting to break. ''I'd prefer to find this guy and ask him if we can mange it.'' And that's the plan.
Verity will spin on her heel at Raul's warning not wanting to have her neck snapped or who knows what else. But whoever it is stays put a respectable distance away. A conversation I can handle. Making a snap judgement. After all this person seems to be keeping their cool after finding three strangers snooping around a crime scene and potentially their car. Apologies all. She lets loose the power of her blood to win over the attitudes of all around her.
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Verity Carmen rolls 11 to Awe (Pres 5, expression 3, majesty 2) -2 (3-6 people) +3 wp (10 Again, WillPower)
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9, 6, 2, 7, 1, 8, 3, 3, 10, 8, 2, 3
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4 successes
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''Just concerned citizens.'' The Mellifluous voice carries through the night air. ''And yourself?'' Her game begins.
This power allows a supernatural degree of charm; people affected by the power fawn over the are fascinated by the user. They wont take actions that will result in harm to them, but they will be polite and deferential. For the caster to use this power, roll Presence + Expression + Majesty. If you get more successes than the target has dots of Composure, that person is awed. When you make a social roll to affect that awed person anytime for the rest of the scene, you gain a bonus equal to the number of successes. Awe can be used against more than one person, but you suffer a 1 penalty for affecting two people, and 2 for affecting 3 to 6. Anyone can shake off the effects of Awe for one turn by spending a Willpower point.
Errata: Vampire
Up to 'Success' it's identical. In the Success description the following is added after the existing description (exact quote): Any social rolls he engages in with them gains a number of bonus dice equal to the number of successes rolled to activate the power.
Exceptional Success is completely changed and now only indicates that that you make a more profound impact on the audience. There is no more bonus effect here.
The effect works automatically. Rather than comparing successes people are now always affected in order of Composure levels, lowest first, highest last. So it's still not possible to single out a specific person. The amount of people affected is still determined by the penalty you are willing to take. The chart remains the same.
People affected pay attention to the Vampire. They laugh at jokes and believe the stories the Vampire tells. Subsequent uses of Awe can be attempted to affect more people, but the results of the new attempt replace the successes of the previous roll (so it could get worst if you get less successes).
The power is still 1 scene and people can still be thrilled to see the Vampire again after the affect has ended.