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If someone loses control of themselves, they usually end up in trouble. Self Control may be called on when a character is taunted, having his/her mind controlled, face to face with their father’s murderer, or would like to set themselves on fire.
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Self-Control represents a character's mental discipline.
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If someone loses control of themselves, they usually end up in trouble. Self-Control may be called on when a character is taunted, having his/her mind controlled, face to face with their father's murderer, or would like to set themselves on fire.
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A character with a poor Self-Control score is unable to resist temptation and is easily persuaded, angered, or dominated. A character with a good Self-Control score is usually calm, behaved, steadfast, and restrained.
  
 
Popular self control gurus are Tibetan Monks, anyone who walks on hot coals for fun, apathetics, and marital artists.
 
Popular self control gurus are Tibetan Monks, anyone who walks on hot coals for fun, apathetics, and marital artists.
  
 
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Revision as of 17:09, 20 June 2010

Self-Control represents a character's mental discipline.

If someone loses control of themselves, they usually end up in trouble. Self-Control may be called on when a character is taunted, having his/her mind controlled, face to face with their father's murderer, or would like to set themselves on fire.

A character with a poor Self-Control score is unable to resist temptation and is easily persuaded, angered, or dominated. A character with a good Self-Control score is usually calm, behaved, steadfast, and restrained.

Popular self control gurus are Tibetan Monks, anyone who walks on hot coals for fun, apathetics, and marital artists.