As fall approaches, the old seasonal folk traditions of Ivras begin to emerge, both in the traditional rites of the clans and in more secular, modern forms, like silly decorations and not-so-scary costumes. An Ivratian elder might tell you that these decorations started as wards: magical symbols placed over thresholds to keep evil spirits at bay during the changing of the season.
Does your character believe in such spirits?
Your character is unsure, but open-minded. Your character gains -1 Cost. If your character already has 0 Cost, you may choose to take a point of Corruption instead.
Your character believes without a doubt in spirits and entities beyond this world.Your character gains +1 Power.
Your character believes that "evil spirits" are just an old, ignorant way of describing magic.Your character gains +1 Discipline.
Your character believes the only "evil spirits" in this world lie in the hearts of others. Your character gains +1 Corruption.
Prompt responses must be worth at least 1 gold (i.e. at least 100 words or at least an uncolored headshot). Upload your response like any other art or literature submission, tagthis character profile, and claim your gold; collect double your total count for prompt responses. Responses to this prompt should be done individually, one character per response.
Anathema
October 2022 Story Prompt:
As fall approaches, the old seasonal folk traditions of Ivras begin to emerge, both in the traditional rites of the clans and in more secular, modern forms, like silly decorations and not-so-scary costumes. An Ivratian elder might tell you that these decorations started as wards: magical symbols placed over thresholds to keep evil spirits at bay during the changing of the season.
Does your character believe in such spirits?
Prompt responses must be worth at least 1 gold (i.e. at least 100 words or at least an uncolored headshot).
Upload your response like any other art or literature submission, tag this character profile, and claim your gold; collect double your total count for prompt responses. Responses to this prompt should be done individually, one character per response.
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