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| A role is a vague concept for a character. Its isn't meant to limit the design of the character, or stifle the creativity of the player in any way. This mean it has little rules influence, and is meant to kickstart the player' | A role is a vague concept for a character. Its isn't meant to limit the design of the character, or stifle the creativity of the player in any way. This mean it has little rules influence, and is meant to kickstart the player' | ||
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| + | The one thing the role does give the character, is a predefined power of discovery. This is a set concept through which they can shape the mysteries of the game. You can see this as a lens that focuses the player when they are asked to provide clues to the mysteries of the game. Each role has a flavor or trapping for their clues, such as the adventurer which brings action to the game through their clues. | ||
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