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=== Creating Beholden: === Beholden aren't born from axle-grease and stray polymers. They are regular people, except that they have been consumed by the Genius' Inspiration and see the world exactly as she sees it. A person's worldview can be broken down, gradually or suddenly, by a genius, allowing him to create a new beholden. This requires a demonstration of the genius' wonders (which incurs Havoc like normal if handled) and an expenditure of Mania equal to the subject's Willpower. Once this is done, the genius rolls Inspiration + Presence vs. the subject's Resolve. ''Dramatic Failure:'' The genius cannot make that person into a beholden until his Inspiration increases. ''Failure:'' The geniuses cannot make that person into a beholden. It is possible to try again. ''Success:'' The subject becomes a beholden unless she spends a point of Willpower to resist. ''Exceptional Success:'' The subject becomes a beholden. Suggested Modifiers: The subject's interaction with a wonder orphans it, temporarily or permanently (-3), the subject only looks at a wonder (-1), the genius spends only a minute or two talking with the subject (-1), the genius spends over an hour talking to the subject (+1), the subject has gone on some "grand adventure" with the genius (+3) People also occasionally become beholden on their own accord. Repeated exposure to mad science will eventually drive a person beholden, but geniuses have found this transformation nearly as hard to predict as what exposure to mad science will cause a mere mortal to catalyze.
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