Difference between revisions of "The Tolltaker Knighthood"
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Bloody and merciless mercenaries, who will none the less never accept a task that they consider unjust. | Bloody and merciless mercenaries, who will none the less never accept a task that they consider unjust. | ||
| − | * '''Titles:''' | + | * '''Titles:''' Knight, sometimes Tolltaker |
| − | * '''Prerequisites:''' Wyrd 2, Mantle (Summer) 1, Brawl | + | * '''Prerequisites:''' Wyrd 2, Mantle (Summer) 1, Brawl or Firearms 2 |
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==Joining== | ==Joining== | ||
| + | This can be a difficult task. Before gaining entrance, a changeling is known as a squire and they're put through tests and trials, first physical then moral. | ||
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==Mien== | ==Mien== | ||
| + | They generally appear physically threatening, and their mien shows streaks of dried blood, their flesh shows scars and at high wyrd, they may leave bloody fingerprints. | ||
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==Background== | ==Background== | ||
| + | Some Tolltakers come from criminal backgrounds and are truly selfish. Others use it as a way to keep themselves from degenerating. But they're all physical, usually with some sort of combat background. | ||
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==Organization== | ==Organization== | ||
| + | The head of the Tolltakers in an area is known as the Knight Banneret. This is the person who determines what bounties are taken and how payment is divided. Beyond that, most Knights work independently. | ||
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| + | '''Local Leader:''' | ||
| + | * None yet! Open to PCs willing to run events and work with staff on bounties. | ||
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===Privileges=== | ===Privileges=== | ||
| + | '''Bounty's Curse''' | ||
| + | This privilege only works when a Tolltaker is engaged in combat with the target of their bounty and after they spend a Willpower. The target's Defense is halved, and his Initiative modifier is one less. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:12, 29 May 2018
The Tolltaker Knighthood Bloody and merciless mercenaries, who will none the less never accept a task that they consider unjust.
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JoiningThis can be a difficult task. Before gaining entrance, a changeling is known as a squire and they're put through tests and trials, first physical then moral. MienThey generally appear physically threatening, and their mien shows streaks of dried blood, their flesh shows scars and at high wyrd, they may leave bloody fingerprints. BackgroundSome Tolltakers come from criminal backgrounds and are truly selfish. Others use it as a way to keep themselves from degenerating. But they're all physical, usually with some sort of combat background. OrganizationThe head of the Tolltakers in an area is known as the Knight Banneret. This is the person who determines what bounties are taken and how payment is divided. Beyond that, most Knights work independently. Local Leader:
PrivilegesBounty's Curse This privilege only works when a Tolltaker is engaged in combat with the target of their bounty and after they spend a Willpower. The target's Defense is halved, and his Initiative modifier is one less. |
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Entitlement LogsNone yet.
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