| Playbook |
The Veteran |
| Animal Form |
Toad |
| You can always... |
- Repeat a calming phrase.
- Drum against the pommel of your blade.
- Leap to your feet.
- Say: "I don't do that anymore."
- Ask: "What are you hiding?"
- Stare at someone until they get the point.
- Exert yourself to protect someone else.
|
| You are alive. Describe your care |
Your care is intense, sober, and mindful. |
| Describe your personality |
- Quiet
- Sturdy
- Cautious
- Caring
|
| Describe your look |
- Brown and with a lighter brown chin and belly and bright orange eyes
- Covered in scars
- Wears some pieces of worn plate armor
- A rusty sword attached to her belt in a worn leather hilt
|
| Advancements |
|
| Choose 2 you sometimes are and 2 you refuse to be. |
You are:
You refuse to be:
|
| You have a sword, sheathed at your hip. You can unsheathe it whenever you want. You must never unsheathe it. Choose 2 to describe your sword. |
- Sharper than anything else in the world.
- Once proof of your undying love for another.
|
| Choose 1 lesson you've learned and 2 you've since forgotten. Tell the table about them. |
Learned:
- Your once-lover recoiled from you when they saw the blood on your hands, and this is why you must never unsheathe your blade.
Forgotten
- A friendly old innkeep taught you that a well-made bed can save more lives than an army of warriors, and this is why you must never unsheathe your blade.
- An ‡empty soldier taught you that there's no better feeling than your sword cutting skin, and this is why you must never unsheathe your blade.
|
| Ask to your left, ask to your right |
- When did you realize that I'm a good person?
- What do I still need to learn from you?
|
