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Originally Posted by Rocket Man
Duty
Mechanically, this is a weaker version of Blessed. Mortals who take this advantage may double their Will when asked to do something that would violate their Duty. The Duty must have a specific application: "Duty to my family," "Duty to the law," "Duty to my fiancee," and so on are all appropriate. A policeman with the appropriate Duty, for example, would be harder to talk out of a traffic ticket. A husband with Duty to his wife would be more difficult for that Lilim of Andre to seduce. (Of course not all policemen -- or all husbands! -- necessarily have a Duty in game terms.)
Note that OUTSIDE the Duty area, their Will remains normal. Seducing the policeman into betraying his wife may still be perfectly achievable ....
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Hmm. You could just expand the 'Servant' rules in LS to apply to others. Thus a cop who is a 'servant' to the LE community has a resistance bonus according to how dedicated he is. A 'Duty'/1 would be Barney Fife. A Duty/6 would be a psychocop. The guy who doesn't go to his mom's funeral because it's his shift.