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A power to bend all forms of reality without lifting a finger–what more could they possibly want? Masters of mental trickery and allergic to the high consensus of reality, they are far more dangerous than the cheats. While a cheat would appear as the belles of the ball, they appear in the dark–unperturbed and unfazed. They appear professional yet secretive, never to be suspected whenever something was to arise. In fact, the best of them would steal right under your nose and leave you with traces of laughter on your face. | |||
While some may do it for greed and power, others utilize their skills just for the “fun of it all”. The latter group makes it all the more dangerous. As had been said by many, “You should never touch a sugared tongue.” | |||
Latest revision as of 10:01, 23 January 2022
| Dicey Dangers, Core Rule | Game by Joel Hills |
Liar
A power to bend all forms of reality without lifting a finger–what more could they possibly want? Masters of mental trickery and allergic to the high consensus of reality, they are far more dangerous than the cheats. While a cheat would appear as the belles of the ball, they appear in the dark–unperturbed and unfazed. They appear professional yet secretive, never to be suspected whenever something was to arise. In fact, the best of them would steal right under your nose and leave you with traces of laughter on your face.
While some may do it for greed and power, others utilize their skills just for the “fun of it all”. The latter group makes it all the more dangerous. As had been said by many, “You should never touch a sugared tongue.”
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