[DF] A Couple of Nymph Questions
OK my first question is kinda simple, Nymph's get the Universal Enhancement to their Apperance, but from what I can see they don't need it, that Enhancement works by saying that your looks affect people not of your race, but that seems to be the norm for DF, so in effect Nymph's are forced to pay extra as everyone seems to be attracted to everyone in DF. I mean there might be exceptions, but they're probably pretty rare.
The second one is harder, but possibly more interesting. I recently read this sentence "The stories about nymphs that can merge with brooks, trees, and so on..." And misread brooks as books and thought to my self 'That's probably playable, you'd have to get someone to carry you around, probably someone enthralled by you.' For this I'm thinking the Nymph would have No Legs (Portable) from THS:CT and an Ally with Minion and Slave Mentality, is that valid and is there anything I'm missing? |
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I believe this quote says is best:
"Your Nymph Bard is so hot, she even gets hit on by slime molds." |
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Her tree got pulped for paper, if so she may have more than one book.
Just picture a mage unfurling a recently picked up scroll during a fight with said nymph and her fist comes out of the scroll. |
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Also I'm pretty sure race still matters in Dungeon Fantasy. If you look at the Fantasy book on (P.130) it talks about appearances. I remember in another book it gives a good rule of thumb that you should use physiology modifiers for races when such things come up (B.181). So you're probably looking at -2 modifier most likely for interracial mingling. Maybe people DO think Elves are attractive, but it might be taboo. Universal would probably mitigate this. Even if Dungeon Fantasy doesn't say this directly, I'd still probably apply it. After all, half-races aren't everywhere for a reason. On the second question, I don't know why you'd give the Nymph no legs? They can still walk, they're just being carried about. Otherwise the Ally I'd probably remove slave mentality. This would clearly be the +50% version. Slave Mentality generally figures they can't do anything without your direction. The +50% means they can still act but are utterly loyal. It lists "Awe" as being a reason for the +50% which Transcendence in appearance can certainly inspire. |
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Humans, elves, and orcs seem to find each other roughly attractive to each other by their stated values along a spectrum. Nymphs are hot to cat-folk, coleopterans, dark ones, and trolls who would otherwise not care.
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And then there's something I didn't think of before, I can't be sure but applying Universal may mean it's not sexual attractiveness |
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I don't remember if/how this is modified for DF, but recall that Appearance is split into Appearance (My Own Race And Its Close Similar Ones) and Appearance (Whatever Races Are Considered Most Important), both costing as normal.
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"If a level of Appearance is taken at the standard point cost, its reaction modifiers can apply either to your own race and races that closely resemble it, or to the dominant race in your world and races that closely resemble it. If they apply to both, treat this as the Universal enhancement to Appearance level (+25%). Example: Orcs have Unattractive appearance (-1 reaction modifier). This affects humans and races that resemble humans, such as elves. Orcs don’t find other orcs exceptionally unattractive." |
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In Dungeon Fantasy, Appearance is normally relevant to "living members of all humanoid races." This has no extra cost. When you slap on the premium for Universal, you also get to be charming to undead, demons, dragons, and everything else – you're some sort of supernatural visual spectacle that impresses everything with a sense of sight, which explains why flat reaction modifiers are used (a lot of entities might notice your looks but be incapable of sexual attraction). Note how it's only nymphs and celestials, a pair of overtly supernatural races, that have this enhancement on their Appearance.
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I have often thought there should be an extra level of attractiveness above Universal Transcendant, where grant +8 vs 'things attracted to my type' and +5 to other things.
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