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When a character comes up against something truly frightening or dangerous, they might be forced to take a Courage test to keep from running away or being paralyzed with fear. Courage can also help keep a character safe from ghostly foes. | When a character comes up against something truly frightening or dangerous, they might be forced to take a Courage test to keep from running away or being paralyzed with fear. Courage can also help keep a character safe from ghostly foes. | ||
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Some who might be thought courageous are St. George, enlisted soldiers, firefighters, and those who walk through downtown Detroit (or maybe they're just stupid). | Some who might be thought courageous are St. George, enlisted soldiers, firefighters, and those who walk through downtown Detroit (or maybe they're just stupid). | ||
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Revision as of 20:28, 29 June 2010
When a character comes up against something truly frightening or dangerous, they might be forced to take a Courage test to keep from running away or being paralyzed with fear. Courage can also help keep a character safe from ghostly foes.
A cowardly character would have a very low Courage score (but that doesn't mean you couldn't have a brave character who was timid at first or who pretended to be cowardly). Characters with low Courage are nervous, trembling shells of a human being, always afraid of what's around the next corner. A character with a good Courage score is heroic, tenacious, and laughs in the face of death.
Some who might be thought courageous are St. George, enlisted soldiers, firefighters, and those who walk through downtown Detroit (or maybe they're just stupid).
