Description

SIR PERCIVAL WELLS-MOWBRAY (“PERCY”)
Unwanted Son * Untested Governor * Tragic Hero
VALUES
DUTY d10 I am determined to do my duty
GLORY d4 I do not need accolades
JUSTICE d8 I must restore where I have made errors
LOVE d10 Love must not command my heart again
POWER d6 I am the best person to take charge
TRUTH d4 I regret every lie

RELATIONSHIPS
I can rely on MISTER HARGRAVES to do his duty d8
I must mould MISTER CARNEGIE into an upstanding gentleman d8
I need to know more about ARABELLE d6
I trust AUGUSTUS completely d4
I will find a way to love DOROTHY without violating my duty d8

RESOURCES
Captain MacRae (Protection, Authority) 2d6
Rear Admiral Carnegie (Information, Support) 2d6
Governor’s Mansion (Resources, Showing Off) 2d4

ASSETS
NOBLE d8
You live to the code of noblesse oblige – a code of sacrifice, honour and duty. Your code dominates your life and often leads you into harm’s way or awful predicaments. Roll this Distinction when your desire to take the noble course, whatever the cost, helps you achieve your goals.
• Earn a Plot Point and Give your opponent d6 when your nobility traps or stymies you.
• Spend a Plot Point to Reroll a die when you are taking the high road.

STUBBORN d8
If at first you don’t succeed, you take it personally and make sure you do succeed. If not next time, then eventually. What you won’t do is give up, even if maybe you should have long ago. Roll this Distinction whenever you won’t take no for an answer.
• Earn a Plot Point and Add d6 to Trouble when you push ahead with something you know you should abandon.
• Spend a Plot Point to Reroll any die when you repeat a Test or Contest you’ve taken Stress from previously in the scene.

 
TRUSTING d8
Whether because of a big heart or poor common sense, you find yourself quick to trust others. You believe their stories and rely on their support even when a cooler, more rational mind would suggest otherwise. Sometimes, you get burnt for doing so, but you still feel it’s the right approach. Roll this Distinction whenever your trusting nature might help.
• Earn a Plot Point when you Choose to believe someone’s less-than-perfect story
• Earn a Plot Point and Add d6 to Trouble when you assume somebody will do the right thing.