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Slow-motion sense: the character can see (or gets +1 on vision rolls to see) very slow movement, like the minute-hand of a watch.

Suave: Serendipity on a trivial scale -- e.g. a waitor always appears when the character is ready to order and comes with the cheque just when the character is ready to leave, the character's lighter always works when he's lighting a smoke for a foxy-spy-woman, there is always a parking space available for the character. [If this is thought to be too powerful in generic form, it could be limited by thematical categories (and renamed eachy-wise).]

Strange Attractor: exactly like Weirdness Magnet, but without the requirement that it involve inconvenience or disadvantage.

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Speaking as someone who has this, I'm tempted call it a quirk. It's a real pain to have to shave twice a day to stay clean shaven.

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If you're bothering to shave.

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Heh, fair enough. Though in a Kansas summer, it's less of an option.

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I know what you mean.

It probably depends on context whether it's worth +1 or -1.

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It's essentially an accessibility limitation on Super Luck with the Alter Reality enhancement, I think. 12.5%, you say? So that's a -35% limitation. Well. No. It's probably a -40% limitation due to it only applying to contest rolls which is likely to knock the 12.5% down to the 1-6% range. Plus whatever fair value 'only change result by one' is worth (-60%?)

Which means it's either worth about 75 points (if using additive) or about 35 (if using multiplicative). For one use per hour.

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Mispricing something by a whole order of magnitude -- I've outdone myself!

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Dramatis Zephyrae
At a dramatically opportune moment, a soft breeze ruffles your hair, billows your cape, or waves your flag (ex: King of the Hill's John Redcorn).

Strike A Pose!
You can strike a pose (choose one as your standard) and make yourself look even more dashing, dramatic, or heroic.

It's Always Five O'Clock
You always seem to have a five o'clock shadow, which makes you look ruggedly handsome rather than unkempt.

(S)he's Got The Look: It's obvious you're just flirting -- but who cares? They always melt when you look at them anyway.

Dramatic Look Human
You've got a certain way of looking at people that tells them: You. Mean. Business. (a now-famous and hilarious example).

All of the above might be good for a +1 on the appropriate Social skill roll. Apologies if any have appeared elsewhere.

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Captain Morgan!

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Ok, one more perk.

Sexy - You get +1 on Reaction rolls from individuals attracted to your sex in sexual and romantic situations only.

I reverse engineered this from the Appearance Advantage.

(Skip the rest of this post if you're not worried about the rationalization.)

Attractive [4] is +1 to Reaction rolls with a -20% limitation, Appearance based.

Handsome/Beautiful [12] is +2 to Reaction rolls with a -20% limitation, Appearance based [8] and an additional +2 to Reaction rolls with -60% in Limitations [4].

I break out the -60% in Limitations as follows:

-20% for Appearance based
-20% for only those attracted to your sex (this is roughly equivalent in frequency to only men or only women, which is -20%.)
-20% for the nuisance effects of attracting unwanted attention, being more noticeable, and triggering jealousy.

The last limitation is not explicit in Handsome/Beautiful, but is explicit for Very Handsome/Beautiful which follows the same price structure.

So Sexy is a +1 Reaction roll with -80% in Limitations:

-20% for Appearance based
-20% for only those attracted to your sex.
-20% for the nuisance effects of attracting unwanted attention, being more noticeable, and triggering jealousy.
AND
-20% only in sexual and romantic situations.

- DW