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For Use with the God-Machine

Chronicle

Addicted (Persistent)Your character is addicted to som

ething, whether drugs,

gambling or other destructive behaviors. Som

e addictions are m

ore dangerous than others, but the nature of addiction is that it slow

ly takes over your life, impeding functionality. If you

are addicted, you need to indulge your addiction regularly to keep it under control. A

specific addiction should be chosen upon taking this C

ondition; characters can take this Condition

multiple tim

es for different addictions. Being unable to feed

your addiction can result in the Deprived C

ondition.R

esolution: Regain a dot of Integrity, lose another dot of

Integrity, or achieve an exceptional success on a breaking point.

Beat: Your character chooses to get a fix rather than fulfill

an obligation.

Amnesia (Persistent)Your

character is

missing

a portion

of her

mem

ory. An entire period of her life is just gone.

This causes m

assive difficulties with friends and

loved ones. R

esolution: You regain your mem

ory and learn the truth. D

epending on the circumstances, this m

ay constitute a breaking point.

Beat: Som

ething problematic arises, such as a

forgotten arrest warrant or old enem

y.

Blind (Persistent)Your character cannot see. A

ny rolls requiring sight m

ay only use a chance die. If another sense can be reasonably substituted, m

ake the roll at 3 instead. In a com

bat situation, she suffers the draw

backs of the Blinded T

ilt (GM

C, p. 208). T

his C

ondition may be tem

porary, but that is usually the result of a com

bat effect, in which case the

Blindness T

ilt would apply.

Resolution: Your character regains her sight.

Beat: Your character encounters a lim

itation or difficulty that inconveniences her.

Broken (Persistent)W

hatever you did or saw, som

ething inside you snapped. You can barely m

uster up the will to do

your job anymore, and anything m

ore emotionally

intense than a raised voice makes you flinch and

back down. A

pply a 2 to all Social rolls and rolls involving R

esolve and a 5 to all use of the Intim

idation Skill. R

esolution: Regain a dot of Integrity, lose another

dot of Integrity, or achieve an exceptional success on a breaking point.

Beat: You back dow

n from a confrontation or

fail a roll due to this Condition.

BondedYour character has established an extensive bond

with a specific anim

al. She gains +2 on any rolls to influence or persuade her bonded anim

al. It may

add your Anim

al Ken to any rolls to resist coercion

or fear when in your characters presence. T

he anim

al may add your characters A

nimal K

en to any one die roll.

Resolution:

The

bonded anim

al dies

or is

otherwise parted from

the character. B

eat: n/a

Connected (Persistent)Your character has m

ade inroads with a specified group.

While she has this C

ondition, she gets a +2 to all rolls relating to that group. A

lternately, she can shed this Condition to gain

a one-time autom

atic exceptional success on the next roll to influence or otherw

ise take advantage of the group. Once

Connected is resolved, the character is considered to have

burned her bridges and is no longer an accepted mem

ber. The

character may be able to regain C

onnected with the specified

group per Storyteller approval. E

xample Skills: Politics, Socialize

Resolution:

The

character loses

her m

embership

or otherw

ise loses her standing with the group.

Beat: T

he character is asked to perform a favor for the

group that inconveniences her.

Disabled (Persistent)Your character has lim

ited or no ability to walk. H

er Speed trait is effectively 1. She m

ust rely on a wheelchair

or other device to travel. A m

anual wheelchairs Speed is

equal to your characters Strength and requires use of her hands. E

lectric wheelchairs have a Speed of 3, but allow

the free use of the characters hands. A

n injury can cause this C

ondition temporarily, in w

hich case it is resolved w

hen the injury heals and the character regains mobility.

Resolution:

The

characters disability

is cured

by m

undane or supernatural means.

Beat: Your characters lim

ited mobility inconvenienc-

es your character and makes her slow

to respond.

DeprivedYour character suffers from

an addiction. She is unable to get her fix, how

ever, leaving her irritable, anxious, and unable to focus. R

emove one from

her Stam

ina, Resolve, and C

omposure dice pools. T

his does not influence derived traits; it only influences dice pools that use these A

ttributes. R

esolution: Your

character indulges

her addiction.

Beat: n/a

Embarrassing SecretYour character has a secret from

his past that could com

e back to haunt him. If this secret gets

out, he could be ostracized or maybe even arrested.

If it becomes know

n, this Condition is exchanged

for Notoriety (G

MC

, p. 183).R

esolution: T

he characters

secret is

made

public, or the character does whatever is necessary

to make sure it never com

es to light. B

eat: n/a

Fugue (Persistent)Som

ething terrible happened. Rather than deal w

ith it or let it break you, your m

ind shuts it out. You are prone to blackouts and lost tim

e. Whenever circum

stances becom

e too similar to the situation that led to your

gaining this

Condition,

the player

rolls R

esolve +

Com

posure. If you fail the roll, the Storyteller controls your character for the next scene; your character, left to his ow

n devices, will seek to avoid the conflict and get

away from

the area. R

esolution: Regain a dot of Integrity, lose another

dot of Integrity, or achieve an exceptional success on a breaking point.

Beat: You enter a fugue state as described above.

GuiltyYour

character is

experiencing deep-seated

feelings of guilt and remorse. T

his Condition is

comm

only applied after a successful breaking point roll (G

MC

, p. 185). While the character is under

the effects of this Condition, he receives a 2 to

any Resolve or C

omposure rolls to defend against

Subterfuge, Em

pathy or Intimidation rolls.

Resolution: T

he character confesses his crimes

and makes restitution for w

hatever he did. B

eat: n/a

InformedYour character has a breadth of research inform

ation based on the topic she investigated. W

hen you make a roll relating

to the topic, you may choose to resolve this C

ondition. If you resolve it and the roll failed, it is instead considered to have a single success. If it succeeded, the roll is considered an exceptional success. T

he roll that benefits from the Inform

ed C

ondition can be any relevant Skill roll. For example, a character

with Inform

ed (Werew

olves) might gain its benefits w

hen using researched inform

ation to build a silver bear trap with the C

rafts Skill. C

ombat rolls cannot benefit from

this Condition.

Exam

ple Skills: Academ

ics, Investigation, Occult, Science

Resolution:

Your character

uses her

research to

gain inform

ation; the Condition is resolved as described above.

Beat: n/a

InspiredYour character is deeply inspired. W

hen your character

takes an

action pertaining

to that

inspiration, you may resolve this C

ondition. An

exceptional success on that roll requires only three successes instead of five and you gain a point of W

illpower.

Exam

ple Skills: Crafts, E

xpressionR

esolution: You

spend inspiration

to spur

yourself to greater success, resolving the Condition

as described above. B

eat: n/a

LeveragedYour

character has

been blackm

ailed, tricked,

convinced, or

otherwise

leveraged into

doing w

hat another character w

ishes. You may have the Leveraged

Condition m

ultiple times for different characters. A

ny tim

e the specified character requests something of you,

you may resolve this C

ondition if your character does as requested w

ithout rolling to resist. E

xample Skills: E

mpathy, Persuasion, Subterfuge

Resolution: Your character m

ay either resolve the C

ondition by complying w

ith a request as above, or if you apply the Leveraged condition to the specified character.

Beat: n/a

LostYour character has no idea w

here she is or how to reach

her target. Characters w

ith the Lost Condition rem

ove one die from

their Com

posure dice pools. This does not

influence derived traits; it only influences dice pools that use these A

ttributes. A Lost character cannot m

ake any headw

ay toward her goal w

ithout first navigating and finding her place. T

his requires a successful Wits +

Streetwise action (in the city) or W

its + Survival action (in the w

ilderness). R

esolution: Your character gives up on reaching her intended destination, or she successfully navigates as described above.

Beat: n/a

Madness (Persistent)Your character saw

or did something that jarred her

loose from reality. T

his isnt a mental illness born of brain

chemistry

that, at least, might be treatable. T

his madness

is the product of supernatural tampering or w

itnessing som

ething that humanity w

as never meant to com

prehend. T

he Storyteller has a pool of dice equal to 10 (characters Integrity). O

nce per chapter, the Storyteller can apply those dice as a negative m

odifier to any Mental or Social roll m

ade for the character.

Resolution: R

egain a dot of Integrity, lose another dot of Integrity, or achieve an exceptional success on a breaking point.

Beat: T

he character fails a roll because of this Condition.

Mute (Persistent)Your character cannot speak. A

ny comm

unication m

ust be done through writing, gestures, or hand

signs. Illness, injury, or supernatural powers can

inflict this Condition on a tem

porary basis. R

esolution: T

he character

regains her

voice through m

undane or supernatural means.

Beat:

Your character

suffers a

limitation

or com

munication difficulty that heightens im

mediate

danger.

NotorietyW

hether or

not your

character actually

did som

ething heinous in the past, the wrong people

think he did and now hes ostracized by the general

public. Your character suffers a 2 on any Social rolls against those w

ho know of his notoriety. If

using Social

maneuvering

(GM

C,

p. 188),

the character m

ust open one extra Door if his target

knows of his notoriety.

Exam

ple Skills: Subterfuge, Socialize R

esolution: T

he story

is debunked

or the

characters name is cleared.

Beat: n/a

ShakenSom

ething has severely frightened your character. A

ny time your character is taking an action w

here that fear m

ight hinder her, you may opt to fail the

roll and resolve this Condition. T

his Condition can

be imposed by undergoing a breaking point roll.

Exam

ple Skills: Braw

l, Firearms, Intim

idation, W

eaponry R

esolution: The character gives into her fear and

fails a roll as described above. B

eat: n/a

ShakenSom

ething has severely frightened your character. A

ny time your character is taking an action w

here that fear m

ight hinder her, you may opt to fail the

roll and resolve this Condition. T

his Condition can

be imposed by undergoing a breaking point roll.

Exam

ple Skills: Braw

l, Firearms, Intim

idation, W

eaponry R

esolution: The character gives into her fear and

fails a roll as described above. B

eat: n/a

SpookedYour character has seen som

ething supernatural

not overt enough to terrify her, but unmistakably

otherworldly. H

ow your character responds to this

is up to you, but it captivates her and dominates

her focus. R

esolution: This C

ondition is resolved when

your characters fear and fascination causes her to do som

ething that hinders the group or complicates

things (she goes off alone to investigate a strange noise, stays up all night researching, runs aw

ay instead of holding her ground, etc.).

Beat: n/a

SteadfastYour character is confident and resolved. W

hen youve failed a roll, you m

ay choose resolve this C

ondition to instead treat the action as if youd rolled a single success. If the roll is a chance die, you m

ay choose to resolve this Condition and roll a

single regular die instead.R

esolution: Your

characters confidence

carries him through and the w

orst is avoided; the C

ondition is resolved as described above.B

eat: n/a

SwooningYour character is attracted to som

eone and is vulnerable w

here they

are concerned.

He

may

have the

proverbial butterflies in his stom

ach or just be constantly aware of the

object of his affection. A character m

ay have multiple instances

of this Condition, reflecting affection for m

ultiple characters. H

e suffers a 2 to any rolls that would adversely affect the

specified character, who also gains +2 on any Social rolls against

him. If the specified character is attem

pting Social maneuvering

on the Swooning character, the im

pression level is considered one higher (m

aximum

of perfect; GM

C, p. 193).

Exam

ple Skills: Persuasion, SubterfugeR

esolution: Your character does something for his love

interest that puts him in danger, or he opts to fail a roll to resist

a Social action by the specified character.B

eat: n/a