Sell-Out
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*Influences: Greed 2. | *Influences: Greed 2. | ||
*Numina: Damnation’s Path, Hallucinations, Seek, Soul Harvest, Soul Snatch. | *Numina: Damnation’s Path, Hallucinations, Seek, Soul Harvest, Soul Snatch. | ||
| - | *Bans: | + | *Bans: It can only use Soul Snatch and Soul Harvest on those it has given something. |
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
Sell-Out was born of idealism compromised by greed and has fed well in the years since the Summer of Love, particularly drawn to hippies, beat poets, and psychedelic musicians who have lost their passionate spark in order to achieve success. It grew fat during the 80s, when the betrayals and disappointments of the 70s were complete and all that remained was selfish greed. | Sell-Out was born of idealism compromised by greed and has fed well in the years since the Summer of Love, particularly drawn to hippies, beat poets, and psychedelic musicians who have lost their passionate spark in order to achieve success. It grew fat during the 80s, when the betrayals and disappointments of the 70s were complete and all that remained was selfish greed. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:24, 20 August 2007
Greater Gaffling, Conceptual Spirit, Emotional Choir
Description
Sell-Out looks like the archetypal high-powered yuppie with an expensive suit, slicked-back hair, and dead, empty eyes.
Storytelling Hints
Ingratiating but in a sleazy way, this spirit nonetheless has a knack for knowing what people want and offering them ways to get it, at the low, low cost of their ideals and principles.
Stats
- Rank: 2
- Attributes: Power 2, Finesse 5, Resistance 2
- Willpower: 4
- Essence: 15
- Initiative: 7
- Defense: 5
- Speed: 15
- Size: 5
- Corpus: 7
- Influences: Greed 2.
- Numina: Damnation’s Path, Hallucinations, Seek, Soul Harvest, Soul Snatch.
- Bans: It can only use Soul Snatch and Soul Harvest on those it has given something.
Background
Sell-Out was born of idealism compromised by greed and has fed well in the years since the Summer of Love, particularly drawn to hippies, beat poets, and psychedelic musicians who have lost their passionate spark in order to achieve success. It grew fat during the 80s, when the betrayals and disappointments of the 70s were complete and all that remained was selfish greed.
