Difference between revisions of "ChildrenOfChildren:Celine"
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| − | + | ''In my continuing efforts to racially charge this game, Celine just sounds like a deep-southern Black name. If you wouldn't mind her being so. - Bliss Authority.'' | |
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| + | Celine is barely holding it together. Her first Pilot died horribly on her, and the prospect of re-living that experience with Noah deeply terrifies her. ''How does she deal with it beyond that? - Bliss Authority'' | ||
| + | :''Suggestion - read the What It's Like To Be An Anchor passage. Specifically the part about being given a direct order to fall for someone and, hating yourself for it, you fake it until you do develop genuine affection. - Bliss Authority'' | ||
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| + | Anchor ability: Kind. Once per Mission Action, Celine's player can re-roll any one die that Noah's player has placed in Pilot's Safety. | ||
| + | :''Which was called the "Nightmare" category in playtest, and which I will occasionally refer to it as. Hope that's not confusing. - Bliss Authority'' | ||
Revision as of 11:11, 7 September 2008
In my continuing efforts to racially charge this game, Celine just sounds like a deep-southern Black name. If you wouldn't mind her being so. - Bliss Authority.
Celine is barely holding it together. Her first Pilot died horribly on her, and the prospect of re-living that experience with Noah deeply terrifies her. How does she deal with it beyond that? - Bliss Authority
- Suggestion - read the What It's Like To Be An Anchor passage. Specifically the part about being given a direct order to fall for someone and, hating yourself for it, you fake it until you do develop genuine affection. - Bliss Authority
Anchor ability: Kind. Once per Mission Action, Celine's player can re-roll any one die that Noah's player has placed in Pilot's Safety.
- Which was called the "Nightmare" category in playtest, and which I will occasionally refer to it as. Hope that's not confusing. - Bliss Authority
