Difference between revisions of "Abuse of Power"
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| Prowess? = Yes | | Prowess? = Yes | ||
| Archetype? = No | | Archetype? = No | ||
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| − | + | Your character is either too rich, too noble, too famous or too well connected so he can afford to cross the law with impunity. | |
| − | + | He may commit any crime that would be forgivable by a Count or Countess. | |
| − | + | For example, he may burn a tavern and slaughter all of their patrons and get away with zero consequences, as long as none of those patrons where noble. | |
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| + | He may steal church property, kill a normal Monk or torture a minor Noble for no reason etc.. | ||
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| + | He will call in enough favours so his acts trigger zero responses. | ||
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Revision as of 19:46, 30 September 2019
Synonyms: Legal Immunity, Privilege
Special: Prowess
Abuse of Power is a Prowess, this special kind of Feat is an action that can only be done once per scenario.
To acquire it, you need to already have another Feat related to it, for example : No prerequisites, anyone can take this Prowess.
Your Game Master may accept to waive such prerequisites if your background or in game actions justify it.
Description
Your character is either too rich, too noble, too famous or too well connected so he can afford to cross the law with impunity.
He may commit any crime that would be forgivable by a Count or Countess.
For example, he may burn a tavern and slaughter all of their patrons and get away with zero consequences, as long as none of those patrons where noble.
He may steal church property, kill a normal Monk or torture a minor Noble for no reason etc..
He will call in enough favours so his acts trigger zero responses.
