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| − | |description=You are more aware of your darker impulses than most. It's not that you can't be | + | |description=You are more aware of your darker impulses than most. It's not that you can't be good — you know all about good and evil — but your evil side is ''way'' cooler. You take a −2 penalty to [[Virtue]] checks to resist temptation, and the GM should tempt you frequently. See the Angel on Your Shoulder entry about racial and cultural morals. |
| − | Devil On Your Shoulder | + | Devil On Your Shoulder combined with [[Avaricious]] and [[Sadist]] makes for a real bastard of a character. When paired with [[Angel on Your Shoulder]], this Fault makes characters act conflicted. |
| − | |incompatible= | + | |incompatible=[[Beyond Good and Evil]], [[Honest Abe]], and [[Perspective]]. |
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Latest revision as of 17:01, 15 April 2012
Mental Fault
Expoint Bonus: 2
You are more aware of your darker impulses than most. It's not that you can't be good — you know all about good and evil — but your evil side is way cooler. You take a −2 penalty to Virtue checks to resist temptation, and the GM should tempt you frequently. See the Angel on Your Shoulder entry about racial and cultural morals.
Devil On Your Shoulder combined with Avaricious and Sadist makes for a real bastard of a character. When paired with Angel on Your Shoulder, this Fault makes characters act conflicted.
