Silver King
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[[Category:Court of the Phoenix]] | [[Category:Court of the Phoenix]] | ||
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| - | ''Greater Gaffling, | + | ''Greater Gaffling, Conceptual Spirit, Emotional Choir'' |
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| + | The pack totem of the [[:Category:Silver Kings|Silver Kings]]. | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
It appears as a shower of silver coins, an affluent man in expensive clothes, or just an overwhelming desire for money. | It appears as a shower of silver coins, an affluent man in expensive clothes, or just an overwhelming desire for money. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:44, 30 July 2007
Greater Gaffling, Conceptual Spirit, Emotional Choir
The pack totem of the Silver Kings.
Description
It appears as a shower of silver coins, an affluent man in expensive clothes, or just an overwhelming desire for money.
Storytelling Hints
Arrogant and overbearing, concerned only with money and its acquisition.
Stats
- Attributes: Power 5, Finesse 2, Resistance 2.
- Willpower: 7
- Essence: 15
- Initiative: 4
- Defense: 5
- Speed: 17
- Size: 2
- Corpus: 4
- Influences: Greed 1, Money 1.
- Numina: Clasp, Material Vision, Rapture, Reaching, Thieve.
- Ban: Must negotiate if offered over $1000 in silver as chiminage.
Pack Totem
- Bonuses: Academics Specialty (Economics), Gift: Taste of Flaws (given), +6 Essence/story.
- Ban: Each pack member must sacrifice silver items worth at least $1000 on their auspice moon.
- Cost: 35
Background
The Silver King is a spirit of affluence and material wealth which sprung out of the early days of the Barbary Coast, coming to its present form when the Comstock Lode rejuvenated the city after the Gold Rush ended. It teaches its children how to sense the flaws of others to exploit for their own benefit as well as gifting them with a knack for business and a pool of Essence to draw on.
