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    Culture & Stage Whims: Devil Devil Devil

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    This document appears to outline a roleplaying game system involving devils. It describes: - Stages that increase based on a power of 2, and can be reduced for injuries or shame. - Whims and goals that can be modified based on use or culture. - Honours and powers that are gained with each new stage achieved. - Abjurations that are negative equivalents of honours assigned by referees over time. - Devils can carry interesting trinkets but not fungible objects like money or ammunition.

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    Culture & Stage Whims: Devil Devil Devil

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    This document appears to outline a roleplaying game system involving devils. It describes: - Stages that increase based on a power of 2, and can be reduced for injuries or shame. - Whims and goals that can be modified based on use or culture. - Honours and powers that are gained with each new stage achieved. - Abjurations that are negative equivalents of honours assigned by referees over time. - Devils can carry interesting trinkets but not fungible objects like money or ammunition.

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    This document appears to outline a roleplaying game system involving devils. It describes: - Stages that increase based on a power of 2, and can be reduced for injuries or shame. - Whims and goals that can be modified based on use or culture. - Honours and powers that are gained with each new stage achieved. - Abjurations that are negative equivalents of honours assigned by referees over time. - Devils can carry interesting trinkets but not fungible objects like money or ammunition.

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    Culture & Stage Whims: Devil Devil Devil

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    This document appears to outline a roleplaying game system involving devils. It describes: - Stages that increase based on a power of 2, and can be reduced for injuries or shame. - Whims and goals that can be modified based on use or culture. - Honours and powers that are gained with each new stage achieved. - Abjurations that are negative equivalents of honours assigned by referees over time. - Devils can carry interesting trinkets but not fungible objects like money or ammunition.

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    name Élan Vital: 1

    Devil [Enter your name]


    Devil Max: 2 to the n power.“n” is your stage
    Devil (start at 0). Reduce on injury or shame.

    Always succeed. Consult book for


    Whims Modify on use. cultural goals. Culture & Stage
    Aggression Satan
    Self-preservation

    Socialization
    1 2 3 4
    Self-destructiveness

    Start with a single honour. Add a new


    one per stage achieved.

    Honour Honour Honour

    ●▲ ●▲ ●▲

    ▲▲ ▲▲ ▲▲

    ▲▲▲ ▲▲▲ ▲▲▲

    ▲● ▲● ▲●

    ●● ●● ●●

    ●●● ●●● ●●●

    Honour Honour Powers


    Start with a single power. Select a new
    one per stage achieved.

    ●▲ ●▲

    ▲▲ ▲▲

    ▲▲▲ ▲▲▲

    ▲● ▲●

    ●● ●●

    ●●● ●●●
    Abjuration Abjuration Abjuration

    ●▲ ●▲ ●▲

    ▲● ▲● ▲●

    Abjuration Abjuration Abjuration

    ●▲ ●▲ ●▲

    ▲● ▲● ▲●

    Start with no abjurations. These are the negative equivalent of honours and will be
    assigned to you by the refere as your existence progresses.

    Things at hand

    As a rule, devils don’t take fungible objects ( for example,“money”,“wheat” or


    “ammunition”). But that doesn’t prevent them from carrying interesting trinkets.

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