Difference between revisions of "Allegiance"
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Revision as of 23:58, 5 February 2021
| Cost: | Variable. See tables below for specifics. |
| Description: | Allegiance is a feeling of responsibility to something greater than yourself. It is not your duty to act faithful; rather, being faithful to them defines who you are. Under anything but the most extreme circumstances, you would never consider not supporting them in any way, much less turning on them. |
| Gameplay: | Helping others may put you into more danger than you would otherwise get into naturally, but gives you additional CP to use for Skills. |
CP cost of the group to which you owe Allegiance:
| Size of Group | CP | Danger (on 3d6) | CP | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 person | -1 | 15 or less | ×4 | |
| 2 – 10 people | -5 | 10 or less | ×2 | |
| 10 – 100 people | -10 | 7 or less | ×1 | |
| Over 100 people | -15 |
Robin Hood feels an Allegiance to the poor people of Nottingham (a very large group = -15 CP), which quite frequently puts him in physical danger (x4 multiplier), so that Allegiance is worth -15×4=-60 CP. He also has an Allegiance to King Richard (a single person = -1 CP), which occasionally puts him in danger (×2 multiplier). This second Allegiance is worth -2 CP, meaning this Disadvantage gives Robin a total of 62 extra CP to use to gain skills.