Mien
The changeling’s mien grows. It becomes larger-than-life, almost mythic in proportions. If the Champion’s mien has antlers, they grow larger, more impressive. If her skin is covered in scales or in ribbons of water, it shimmers. Lithe limbs grow longer and all the more beautiful. Big eyes deepen and shine with a captivating luster. In addition, the mien inspires a mix of intense emotion — the ugliest brute seems suddenly beautiful while the most stunning warrior-queen stirs both fear and self-deprecation in those who gaze upon her. It represents an aura of celebrity, palpable and pervasive.
Privileges
Stacked Odds
The odds are clearly stacked in the Noble Champion’s favor: any and all Physical rolls are considered exceptional successes on four successes instead of five.
The Hero’s Veneer
Upon joining the lofty ranks of the Parliament of Victors, the character automatically gains the Striking Looks Merit at four dots. If she already possesses the Merit at four dots, she instead gains an additional +1 to all Presence rolls).
Mighty Blow
Once per chapter, the character can spend a Glamour to add her Wyrd score to a single combat roll (based off of Brawl, Firearms or Weaponry). If successful, the attack is dramatic and showy (even if the damage done isn’t). The player is encouraged to describe the flourish of the mighty blow.
Joining
Joining is easy, so to speak. Get the attention of the Victors by deed and they’ll come. They’ll wine the changeling, dine the changeling. Then they’ll make their offer. Problem is, it’s just as easy to fall from grace as it is to join. The Noble Champions of the Parliament of Victors don’t get to rest on their hindquarters. They have to keep up momentum. They’re heroes, they need to act like it. Harder still, they can’t fail a challenge. He won’t get kicked out of the eldritch order if he does, but he will lose access to all three privileges until he can prove his mettle anew.
