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Here's the current version of the Nymph archetype I came up with. It's roughly based on the Celestial archetype, but it's given a bit of an upgrade.
“Living is loving, Protagonist-kun.”
You are a nymph, a fae creature with a legendary sexual appetite, and the skill to match. Your is a divine love, however; loving others creates and nurtures life, and hurting others destroys it, even if only indirectly. Your love for the protagonist is a pure, natural connection, and you wish to share with them the greatest depths such feelings can reach.
Compassion: You believe in peace, not conflict, and seeing others find happiness warms your heart greatly. Twice per episode, you may give +2 on another girl’s roll. If she receives VP as a result, you receive a VP bonus equal to half of what your target received, rounding up.
Druidic Training: Your innate connection to nature makes dealing with other creatures easier. +1 to all skill rolls involving plants and/or animals, within reason.
Gift of Life: Injuries small and large fade away under your skillful, magically-enhanced touch. +2 on Skill rolls involving healing or caring for someone.
Gift of Love: Your passions run quite hot, but you'll never have trouble finding somebody to satisfy such base lusts. You have a +2 to seduce any NPC who would normally be attracted to you, other than the protagonist.
Serenity: Your rise above the dirty tricks and fighting of your competitors to attain a peaceful state of enlightenment. Three times per episode, +2 on a non-Conflict roll if you had the option of making a Conflict roll instead.
Vegan Ingenuity: You know all the best ways to prepare delicious vegan dishes. +2 on any Skill roll to cook or prepare food, as long as it doesn't break your religious diet.
You are a nymph, a fae creature with a legendary sexual appetite, and the skill to match. Your is a divine love, however; loving others creates and nurtures life, and hurting others destroys it, even if only indirectly. Your love for the protagonist is a pure, natural connection, and you wish to share with them the greatest depths such feelings can reach.
Compassion: You believe in peace, not conflict, and seeing others find happiness warms your heart greatly. Twice per episode, you may give +2 on another girl’s roll. If she receives VP as a result, you receive a VP bonus equal to half of what your target received, rounding up.
Druidic Training: Your innate connection to nature makes dealing with other creatures easier. +1 to all skill rolls involving plants and/or animals, within reason.
Gift of Life: Injuries small and large fade away under your skillful, magically-enhanced touch. +2 on Skill rolls involving healing or caring for someone.
Gift of Love: Your passions run quite hot, but you'll never have trouble finding somebody to satisfy such base lusts. You have a +2 to seduce any NPC who would normally be attracted to you, other than the protagonist.
Serenity: Your rise above the dirty tricks and fighting of your competitors to attain a peaceful state of enlightenment. Three times per episode, +2 on a non-Conflict roll if you had the option of making a Conflict roll instead.
Vegan Ingenuity: You know all the best ways to prepare delicious vegan dishes. +2 on any Skill roll to cook or prepare food, as long as it doesn't break your religious diet.
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*nymph oohs and awes in ecstasy from the branding stamping of approval*
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Got another archetype here seeking approval. Behold...
I made you a new spell, Protagonist-kun! Do you like it?
Whether you got your magic from endless studying, monstrous heritage, or a deal with an otherworldly being, you've got a power most people don't. You might be a summoner, a necromancer, an illusionist, a runcrafter, an artificer, or even a generalist; whatever it is you do, you prefer doing it with magic.
Artificer: You've always had a knack for magical tinkering; while your stuff isn't perfect, it's usually pretty servicable. Any time a roll is called for, you may substitute a Skill roll for any other kind of roll, but you must take a -2 penalty as well.
Battlemage: You've spent a lot of time learning how to use magic reliably and efficiently in high-stakes situations, and it's paid off. Twice per episode, you may substitute use your Skill roll in place of Conflict at no penalty.
Body Alteration: You've learned how to use your magic to alter yourself; whether it's changing the color of all your body hair, giving yourself a tattoo, or adding an...appendage, you can change yourself cosmetically however you want. Twice per episode, you may add +2 to an Allure roll based entirely/primarily on your appearance, rather than your behavior or words.
Collegiate Wizard: You're not just a practitioner of the arts, you're an expert on them. +2 to any roll directly involving knowledge of magic or monsters.
Utility Spells: You're in college; it's perfectly understandable that you've learned to use your power over the cosmos for...extracurricular activities. Once per episode, when making a roll involving sex, you may roll twice and take the roll of your choice, as well as adding +1 to the final result, if you can creatively use spells, potions, or the like as a primary part of the activities.
Overchannel: You've learned how to compensate for failure with extreme displays of power, but doing so leaves you in a weakened state. Twice per episode, when you fail an unopposed roll, you may reroll it using your Skill roll, with an additional +1. However, your next three rolls suffer a -1 penalty, or -2 if they're Skill rolls.
Whether you got your magic from endless studying, monstrous heritage, or a deal with an otherworldly being, you've got a power most people don't. You might be a summoner, a necromancer, an illusionist, a runcrafter, an artificer, or even a generalist; whatever it is you do, you prefer doing it with magic.
Artificer: You've always had a knack for magical tinkering; while your stuff isn't perfect, it's usually pretty servicable. Any time a roll is called for, you may substitute a Skill roll for any other kind of roll, but you must take a -2 penalty as well.
Battlemage: You've spent a lot of time learning how to use magic reliably and efficiently in high-stakes situations, and it's paid off. Twice per episode, you may substitute use your Skill roll in place of Conflict at no penalty.
Body Alteration: You've learned how to use your magic to alter yourself; whether it's changing the color of all your body hair, giving yourself a tattoo, or adding an...appendage, you can change yourself cosmetically however you want. Twice per episode, you may add +2 to an Allure roll based entirely/primarily on your appearance, rather than your behavior or words.
Collegiate Wizard: You're not just a practitioner of the arts, you're an expert on them. +2 to any roll directly involving knowledge of magic or monsters.
Utility Spells: You're in college; it's perfectly understandable that you've learned to use your power over the cosmos for...extracurricular activities. Once per episode, when making a roll involving sex, you may roll twice and take the roll of your choice, as well as adding +1 to the final result, if you can creatively use spells, potions, or the like as a primary part of the activities.
Overchannel: You've learned how to compensate for failure with extreme displays of power, but doing so leaves you in a weakened state. Twice per episode, when you fail an unopposed roll, you may reroll it using your Skill roll, with an additional +1. However, your next three rolls suffer a -1 penalty, or -2 if they're Skill rolls.
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Yep, no way that last line can be misinterpreted...
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Is this Derek fellow acting closer to "old friend" or "old bully"? I can't tell if this is friendly fibbing and surprise or genuinely insulting and fearful.
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I thought so, but I figured I'd check; I've been wrong before, and wanted to be sure. Cool.
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Not from me. Let the plot march on...so we can watch Faye's "plot" from behind her.
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Perhaps it's time to move on?
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