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== Costume == | == Costume == | ||
| − | You have a special | + | You have a special look you wear to work your power. This is distinctive, and marks you as odd; people in the know can learn things about your [[Power_Rules_(Action)#Tradition|Tradition]] from it. It need not be a specific outfit, rather it is a range of outfits with some common and identifiable characteristic. The exact details vary, but specific colors, long robes, pointy hats, and embroidered signs and glyphs are standard. Variant costumes include extensive tattoos, nudity, a certain style of jewelry or accessories, or a very funky hairdo. |
=== Limitation === | === Limitation === | ||
| − | You must be in costume to work powers. | + | You must be in costume to work powers. Donning your costume is a basic action. |
=== Focus Condition === | === Focus Condition === | ||
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This is a Method for using Powers in Action. Methods are a part of Traditions and define how Powers are used in each campaign.
Costume
You have a special look you wear to work your power. This is distinctive, and marks you as odd; people in the know can learn things about your Tradition from it. It need not be a specific outfit, rather it is a range of outfits with some common and identifiable characteristic. The exact details vary, but specific colors, long robes, pointy hats, and embroidered signs and glyphs are standard. Variant costumes include extensive tattoos, nudity, a certain style of jewelry or accessories, or a very funky hairdo.
Limitation
You must be in costume to work powers. Donning your costume is a basic action.
Focus Condition
Trigger Action (Focus)
You can always focus at any time when in costume, but it costs you a Fortune point to do so.