I wouldnt be that generous.Nemesis allows a person to ignore behavioural restrictions that usually bind them. The reason the White Council was so thoroughly betrayed is that, I suspect, they didn't know this.
We know Corpsetaker was White Council, possibly even a Warden before going bad, and she was powerful enough to straight up steal Luccio's body from under her in combat. They have to know that potential traitors are a thing. Hell, the way they keep treating Dresden as a danger after he took the same oaths everyone else did means they know its no impediment to betrayal .
I chalk it up in part to institutional arrogance, in part to lack of resources for policing, and in part to Peabody being just that good.
Fair enough.To be fair, if we wanted to get involved more directly something like this was probably going to happen anyway. We're not built for subtle social manipulation, and are too sketchy to play ourselves off as something more normal.
I doubt he'll shut down entirely even if he reacts in an unhelpful way, so we should still learn something either way.
Not automatic; its still an activation roll to see if we can prevent it expressing.We can active as many or as few aspects as we like with RR though, so presumably we wouldn't need to use it unless we want to be stupid lethal. Fluff wise I assume it'd be in
And those do, occasionally, fail.
Still an Essence 4 question. Nothing to argue about now.
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