Editing Character:Kitsune Princess (section)

===Collar of Innocent Beauty===
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This necklace is made of interlocking pieces of Moonsilver and Orichalcum, and decorated with polished Jade stones. It has one hearthstone slot set so as to be the main stone. 

The wearer of the Collar of Innocent Beauty appears innocent and fragile, and stirs strong urges to defend and protect her. It adds 2 dots of Appearance, and makes actions that she takes always seem innocent and without malice. Whenever a character attempts to read the wearer to discern motivation and deceit, add the Appearance Difference as an external penalty, if the wearers Appearance is higher. As with the Relative Appearance rule, this effect can normally not go above +3.

The thought of hurting such a delicate creature, and of depriving the world of such beauty, is almost painful. Any character who wishes to take an action that he believes would cause direct harm on the wearer must fail a Compassion roll, except when he belives it to be in her best interest.

Spending 2 temporary Willpower will overcome the latter power, and also ignore the External Penalty to reading motivation, for the rest of the scene.

Furthermore, the wearer may reflexively roll Appearance + Performance when she takes an action, at a cost of 5 motes of Essence. Anyone who witness the performance, and who has an MDV less than the number of successes, feels a strong urge to protect and defend the wearer. This counts as a commitment as far as building an Intimacy goes. This Unnatural Mental Influence can be negated at the cost of 1 WP, and if a character pays the 2 WP required to negate the primary effect of the Collar, he will also ignore this effect.

The urge is somewhat fragile, and if a character with it observes the wearer performing acts that is wholly against his idea of how this innocent beauty should act, he may roll Wits + Integrity, with an external penalty equal to the wearers Appearance. Success means the effect is shaken off. Also, some of those affected by the power may become particularly zealous, like a very overprotective older brother, which can be a nuisance, if not a direct hinder, to the wearer.