Custom Merits
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=== Gringotts Account (*-*****) === | === Gringotts Account (*-*****) === | ||
| - | Wizards and witches use a different sort of currency than Muggles, and the stores of magical wealth are kept in various banks across the world. The most famous, of course, is Gringotts. This Merit works the same as mortal Resources, but only applies in the wizarding world. As a note, one CAN convert Muggle money to wizarding currency, but the same cannot be done in reverse. | + | Wizards and witches use a different sort of currency than Muggles, and the stores of magical wealth are kept in various banks across the world. The most famous, of course, is Gringotts. This Merit works the same as mortal Resources, but only applies in the wizarding world; a wizard without this Merit has enough money to cover the basics, but can't get anything overly fancy. As a note, one CAN convert Muggle money to wizarding currency, but the same cannot be done in reverse. |
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| + | === Language: Parseltongue (*, ***) === | ||
| + | Parseltongue, the language of snakes, occasionally surfaces in wizards across the globe. The tongue is usually associated with the Dark Arts, although that stigma has faded somewhat since the death of Lord Voldemort. With the first dot version of this merit, the witch or wizard is able to comprehend Parseltongue, but not speak it without sounding like a first-year French student to a Parisian native. Those with the three-dot version, however, are able to speak the language fluently. | ||
Current revision as of 05:49, 5 March 2008
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[edit] New Merits
[edit] Dueling Finesse (***/*****)
Dueling is a popular sport in the wizarding world, and there are some who excel at the sport. During the Duel Arcane, a wizard with the three-dot version this Merit adds one die to both his Sword and Shield pools; the five-dot version grants two dice.
[edit] Gringotts Account (*-*****)
Wizards and witches use a different sort of currency than Muggles, and the stores of magical wealth are kept in various banks across the world. The most famous, of course, is Gringotts. This Merit works the same as mortal Resources, but only applies in the wizarding world; a wizard without this Merit has enough money to cover the basics, but can't get anything overly fancy. As a note, one CAN convert Muggle money to wizarding currency, but the same cannot be done in reverse.
[edit] Language: Parseltongue (*, ***)
Parseltongue, the language of snakes, occasionally surfaces in wizards across the globe. The tongue is usually associated with the Dark Arts, although that stigma has faded somewhat since the death of Lord Voldemort. With the first dot version of this merit, the witch or wizard is able to comprehend Parseltongue, but not speak it without sounding like a first-year French student to a Parisian native. Those with the three-dot version, however, are able to speak the language fluently.
