Politics

Origin: Kananite, Mazrian
Calling: Mastermind
Starting ability: ✪Silvertongue

Language: Mazrian
Literacy: –
Starting items: 1 investment, 1 keepsake, 2𐤑

You know your way around the power centers of the Mazrian Empire and its vassals in Tel-Kanan. Perhaps you’re a Mazrian diplomat or a Kananite governor—or maybe you’re just a smooth talker. Whatever your background, you can always gain an audience with Mazrian imperial authorities or Kananite governors. Your skills will also prove invaluable when it comes time to rebuild civilization.You start with the following ability:

Ask the Guide:

Who’s in charge here?
How could we get an audience with them?
Who, and how powerful, is their main opposition?

✪ Silvertongue

Starting ability

While you’re speaking the same language as your listener, you have Compel advantage when you Deceive them, and Maneuver advantage when you Persuade them.

Abilities to Learn

✪ Giver of Gifts

Mark of SPIRIT

This ability grants three benefits:

When you give a gift, you have Maneuver advantage on your Compel roll to thoughtfully present it.
You can give any item worth at least 2 credits or crafting resources as a gift, not just keepsakes.

Also, you discover an item—perhaps something you’ve carried with you all along—that is in fact a keepsake, the origin of which you choose.

✪ Leader's Charisma

Mark of SPIRIT

Add 1 to the calculation that determines the size of your Compel Die.

✪ Secrets of Governance

Mark of AWARENESS

You gain 3 revelations distributed as you like among the following lore, but not more than 2 for any single lore. Civilization, Cloak, Insurgency, Tactics, TradeAdditionally, you can take -1 spirit to cast𐎺Charm. 𐎺 Charm Compel the character who can understand your language. If you beat their spirit, you shift their regard for you from hostile to wary, or from wary to friendly. The charm lasts until you leave the character’s sight. It also ends instantly if you do something that would change the characters’ regard, such as attacking them, failing to Deceive them, or placing them in harm’s way.

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