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-Look-

Quiet, contemplative expression
Monastic Clothing
Traditional Costume

-Labels-

Danger: -1
Freak: +2
Savior: 0
Superior: +2
Mundane: 0

-Potential-
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-Abilities-

Flight
Pretty Tough
Density Control
Heliokinesis 

-Moves- 

Blessings of the Light (Alien tech): 
When you alter a human device with your 
traditional magic, roll + Freak. On a hit, you 
create a device that can do something impossible 
once and then fizzle. When you roll a 10+, choose one:

- it works exceptionally well
- you get an additional use out of it

On a miss, the device works, but it has a
completely unintended side effect that the GM
will reveal when you use it.

Kirby-Craft: The world-wise unicorn Rayfax

Advantages: Fast and Agile, Telepathic
Disadvantages: Vulnerable to Cold Iron, Difficult to Repair
When you are riding Rayfax, you can use it to 
unleash your powers, directly engage a threat, 
or defend someone using Superior.

The best of them: When you comfort or support
someone by telling them how they exemplify the
best parts of Earth, roll + Freak instead of
+ Mundane.

-Team Moves-
When you share a triumphant celebration with someone, take Influence over them if you show
them meaningful affection, physical or emotional. They decide if it’s meaningful.

When you share a vulnerability or weakness with someone, they tell you what you should do to fit
in more. Take +1 forward to do it, and mark potential if you do.

-Relationships-

You’ve been learning about Earth by spending time with _____________.

You have a crush on ________________ but you keep it under wraps.

-Influence-

You’re thrilled to be here. Give everyone Influence over you.

-Moment of Truth-
You embrace your home and call them for aid. They will answer your call—in force!—arriving
exactly when you need them to turn the tide. They fight and serve you for the rest of the battle. Of
course, when all is said and done...they’d probably like to take you home with them. You did, after
all, just prove yourself worthy.

Weaknesses/Strengths, jotting down to keep them in mind for use later.
"I grew up in a world where there was no night and shadows were rare. 
I have... trouble seeing in the dark. I can see the colors of the sunset but 
the rest of the sky is dark, and I have trouble making out the stars. However 
I have seen people attempt to blind by using extremely bright lights - something 
that my kind is much less susceptible to."

"Being in total darkness terrifies me, beyond the inability to see."

"I fly five colors because I have only completed five of the seven trials of virtue, 
our rite of passage into adulthood. Each of these trials ends in an oath which 
I cannot knowingly break." 

1. “To fight first with my example, virtue, charity and convincing arguments; 
and to fight with the sword those who raise their own sword.”

2. “To defend the pious, to aid and comfort those who are persecuted, the sick 
and the poor.”

3. “To abhor all immodesty, and not to indulge in illegitimate pleasures of the 
flesh and then only with my legitimate spouse.”

4. “Barring rules dictated by Religion and the Order, to conform to the 
Laws and Customs of the countries in which I may reside, to fulfill my duties 
as citizen, and to be a loyal knight in those countries which entertain relations 
with the Order.”

5. “To pledge my sword, my forces, my life and everything that I own to the cause, 
defense, honor and further knowledge of the Order of Circu and of my companions 
in arms."

6. “To love my Brothers the Knights and my Sisters the Dames and help them, 
their children, their widows and their widowers with my sword, my advice, 
means and wealth, my credit and everything in my power, and will favor them, 
with no exception, over those who are not members of the Order.”

7. “To submit to the Rule of our Holy Order, the  Rules, Law and Decrees and all 
other statements issued in conformity to the Statutes of the Order; to obey 
unconditionally and always, within  the Establishments of the Order and without, 
and in all walks of life, the Grand Master and the high Officers of the Order, collectively 
and singularly.”