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Split Personality And NPC's
#1
Can NPC's bring things to the table in situations where PC's can't?

For example; in my roster I have Situational Advantages and Disadvantages. Vad excels in Combat and loses his functionality outside of combat. He's a soldier by heart.

I was wondering if Trixie could bring logic and wisdom to the table. She could be the one who handles non-combat situations. A mentor so to speak. She'd give him guidance either in person or through talking to him while housed inside his mind.

=/ This is extremely hard to explain, feel free to double take and ask questions. A blunt version would be:

Vad:


Situational Strengths: Combat
Situational Disadvantages: Non-Combat Problem Solving

Trixie:

Situational Strengths: Daily Problem Solving; Analytical Thinking
Situational Disadvantages: Combat

That allowed, undecided, or FUCK NO?

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#2
If you want Trixie to be the one to figure out that they need to go to the store for more bread, that's fine.
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#3
Eh, no. Much deeper my man. I'm talking if we're in a group completing a task that doesn't involve combat, she can weigh in through Vad.

And I had to add, if she ever get's separated, this link breaks. Like she's on Frost right now. She wouldn't be able to help. From your response, am I right to assume that your answer is no?
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#4
Let me rephrase.

That's fine.
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"It's on my brain, driving me insane.  It's on my mind, all of
the time, and if it left... I would be fine.
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#5
Alright, thanks. I totally took you seriously though. I thought you actually were noting to something that simple and saying it was ok for just that. I had no idea you were saying yes to the whole thing. =/

I can never tell with you anymore. Thanks again.
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[Image: Trixie-Mini-Sig-Fixed.png]

Fighting to the bitter end is an advantage when your opponent does not wish to perish.
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#6
I was going off of the "daily problem solving" bit.
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the time, and if it left... I would be fine.
"
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#7
Understood.

Wasn't really paying attention to the connection =P

Thanks for the help.
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