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| − | <noinclude>[[Image:AttributePersonality.svg|right|200px]]</noinclude> | + | <noinclude>[[Image:AttributePersonality.svg|right|200px]]</noinclude>Charm is the measure of a character's likability — how well he or she can carouse with the best of them. |
| − | + | Charm helps with getting to know people, making good impressions, seducing the king's daughter, and communicating effectively. It can be used to lead others: both people and animals. | |
| − | A character with a poor | + | A character with a poor Charm score is a real drag: unlikable, bashful, boring, or annoying. Characters with a good Charm score are the life of the party: amicable, sociable, and guiding. |
| − | Those with great | + | Those with great charm: sterling conversationalists, JFK, and Hugh Hefner. |
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Revision as of 23:27, 26 March 2012
Charm helps with getting to know people, making good impressions, seducing the king's daughter, and communicating effectively. It can be used to lead others: both people and animals.
A character with a poor Charm score is a real drag: unlikable, bashful, boring, or annoying. Characters with a good Charm score are the life of the party: amicable, sociable, and guiding.
Those with great charm: sterling conversationalists, JFK, and Hugh Hefner.
