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--- regeln:talente:blather [05.11.2024 22:09] – dirk
+++ regeln:talente:blather [07.09.2026 14:35] (aktuell) – dirk
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 ====== Blather ======
+You are adept at offering effortless, entirely false justifications for being somewhere you shouldn’t be, or doing something you shouldn’t be doing. When you are caught, make a Charm Test, Opposed by your target’s Cool. If you pass, your preposterous explanation convinces them for one Turn (or minute, depending on the situation) per SL you achieved on the Opposed Test.
-**Max:** Fellowship Bonus\\
+If you achieved a number of SL greater than your target’s Willpower Bonus, they remain convinced until someone else
-**Tests:** Charm to Blather\\
+points out the incongruity in your explanation.
-Called ‘opening your mouth and letting your belly rumble’ in Nordland, or simply ‘bullshitting’ in Ostland, blathering involves talking rapidly and incessantly, or talking volubly and at-length, about inconsequential or nonsense matters, and is used to verbally confuse and confound a target. You use your Charm Skill to Blather.
-Attempt an **Opposed Charm/Intelligence** Test. Success gives your opponent a Stunned Condition. Further, for each
-level you have in Blather, your opponent gains another //Stunned// Condition.
-Targets Stunned by Blather may do nothing other than stare at you dumbfounded as they try to catch-up with or understand what you are saying. Once the last Stunned Condition comes to an end, the target finally gets a word in, and may not be best pleased with you — after all, you have been talking about nothing or nonsense for some time. Should you stop talking, your opponent immediately loses all Stunned Conditions caused by your Blather. Generally, you can only attempt to Blather at a character once per scene, or perhaps longer as determined by the GM, as the target soon wises up to your antics.
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 {{tag>[Talent Core]}}
-<wrap lo>//Core Book, Page 133//</wrap>
+<wrap lo>//Core Book, Page 115//</wrap>