Will to Live: 2 CP. The character is possessed of a singular drive for survival. The
character can talk (or gibber, or shriek, as appropriate) for the first 30 seconds in which
they are Bleeding Out, before submitting to unconsciousness as they would normally
do. The character’s Bleed Out time is not extended—they simply remain capable of
vague speech for the first half. This represents a delirious haze in which the character
tries to attract aid or repent or any number of other things people do when dying.
The character may not use any in-game skills while in this haze(including walking or
moving for other than safety reasons), nor may they communicate anything more
than “Help, help,” “Oh, the horror,” “It was a picture from life,” “There are rats in the
walls,” or “My insides are outsides.” Twist Points: 1.
so folk, let's have a talk. I understand that in the heat of the moment that sometimes details like... rules of the game... may be lost on some of us. I also understand that some folks like to take their role play to the next level when playing up their wounds. But, as a note, cards on the table; My character Lou, has the above ability.
Also, full disclosure, Lou is a human. Plain old, football watching, floor sweeping human. He's not part robot, not a crazy demon sent to bore you with hockey statistics or an angel send down to judge you all in the eyes of god (Though he is still judging the crap out of all of you). If he is injured, weather it is a laser blast to the head, chewed on by aliens, or even shot in the hand by stray gun fire in the diner, Lou is very much going to be dying and thus he will be yelling and screaming.
If you see Lou, on the ground, yelling and screaming, please... please assume the worst. Do not assume that it is an agony, please do not assume his jacket needs fixing. Please, get a medic and save your humble, lovable, judgmental janitor.
This message is a PSA from the local labor Union 424. Help us... Help you.Statistics: Posted by ronfiction — Thu Apr 21, 2016 1:14 pm
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