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Denarian Template

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drnuncheon:

--- Quote from: Deadmanwalking on May 03, 2010, 12:51:23 AM ---I took that as a question of personality, not ability. Ursiel would've just tried to flat-out possess Harry...a process unlikely to end well for anyone.

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It's fairly likely that the benefits an individual Denarian has to offer fits their personality, so it might well be both.

Deadmanwalking:

--- Quote from: drnuncheon on May 03, 2010, 01:44:50 AM ---It's fairly likely that the benefits an individual Denarian has to offer fits their personality, so it might well be both.

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Oh, absolutely.  That's more or less what the rest of that post is getting at. But as a PC Template I think you should consider what the Host would want more than any generic set. After all, the Denarian is trying to convince said Host to come over to the dark side.

TheMouse:
I think of Denarians sort of like this:

Each Fallen has a suite of powers. There's probably a lot of overlap in what this would look like in game terms, even if the flavour would be different. Each also has a personality that guides how they go about adding these powers onto their host and at what pace. So, some push for control, while others offer partnership, and this corrupts their hosts at different speeds and in different ways.

Then, each host has predispositions. Some are blanks slates in terms of supernatural power. Others are power houses to begin with. They all vary in inclination and in the degree to which they could resist the will of a being like the Fallen.

Now combine these two. Some variations will have chemistry, while others will not. Willful hosts combined with controlling Fallen will end up with something akin to driving a car with the parking brake on. The better the chemistry between Fallen and host, the more powerful the combined being ends up.

This means it'd probably be difficult to come up with a truly representative generic Denarian template, because they really are a collection of individuals.

Deadmanwalking:
What The Mouse said. He's making the point I was trying to make, only infinitely beter.

Bosh:
Isn't demonic copilot pretty much a given here?

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