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| | == Character Description == | | == Character Description == |
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| − | Tycho, like many WoD characters, comes out of the gate with a number of story hooks making him a fun PC or a good NPC to get the players engaged. His Merits and Flaws are all inter-linked. A young Awakened Son of Ether, he's clearly had a run-in with Iteration X in the past. He's got conditional Unaging, which is essentially immortality, but also has an addiction to Iterator Nanos of a certain stripe. The implication is that he requires Iteration X nano-machines in order to maintain his recently-gained immortality. He's also got a proto-type Wonder and carries a chip on his shoulder regarding the same faction... | + | Tycho, like many WoD characters, comes out of the gate with a number of story hooks making him a fun PC or a good NPC to get the players engaged. |
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| | == Commentary == | | == Commentary == |
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| − | I resisted taking Flaws like 'Deteriorating', feeling that 1: I'd already capped on Flaw points and 2: there's such a thing as going ''too'' far with an idea. I had a few serious problems with some rules, though, in that it's pretty much impossible to figure out what ''any'' number of dots in the Merit: Wonder even ''means''. It took about as much time to make Tycho as it did to take a guess at what a 3-Dot Wonder would do. As it is, I have a hard time figuring out if I under-shot it or not, but at least it's a 12-point Quintessence battery if not. (I think.) I've been playing Mage for years, and this is why I never made Wonders...
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| − | But it totally brings back how easy it is to make a beginning character a compelling persona.
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