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    The document discusses deals that characters can make with powerful entities in the game's seven circles. There are two types of deals - mechanical deals that provide abilities and equipment, and narrative deals that provide information. Deals always come at a cost, and breaking a deal results in punishment. The document provides questions for players to consider when making a deal, such as what they want in exchange and what they are willing to offer the entity. It also describes physical marks that may appear on a character's body as a sign they have made a deal.

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    The document discusses deals that characters can make with powerful entities in the game's seven circles. There are two types of deals - mechanical deals that provide abilities and equipment, and narrative deals that provide information. Deals always come at a cost, and breaking a deal results in punishment. The document provides questions for players to consider when making a deal, such as what they want in exchange and what they are willing to offer the entity. It also describes physical marks that may appear on a character's body as a sign they have made a deal.

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    The document discusses deals that characters can make with powerful entities in the game's seven circles. There are two types of deals - mechanical deals that provide abilities and equipment, and narrative deals that provide information. Deals always come at a cost, and breaking a deal results in punishment. The document provides questions for players to consider when making a deal, such as what they want in exchange and what they are willing to offer the entity. It also describes physical marks that may appear on a character's body as a sign they have made a deal.

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    Deals

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    Axel Ragnarson
    The document discusses deals that characters can make with powerful entities in the game's seven circles. There are two types of deals - mechanical deals that provide abilities and equipment, and narrative deals that provide information. Deals always come at a cost, and breaking a deal results in punishment. The document provides questions for players to consider when making a deal, such as what they want in exchange and what they are willing to offer the entity. It also describes physical marks that may appear on a character's body as a sign they have made a deal.

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    2d10 Seven Circles - 2021

    Deals
    - what are deals?
    - why are deals?

    Deals
    - Characters can make deals with the powerful entities of the other circles. (and sometimes their
    own)
    - Deals always come at a cost.
    - two general kinds: Mechanical and Narrative.
    - Some Deals are somewhere in between. (resistance to ageing/unnaturally long life etc.)
    - Mechanical deals are those that give extra power or equipment; attribute points, skill levels, talents
    etc.
    - Narrative deals are those that give extra information; stop the entity from interfering, act on their
    behalf etc.
    - There is punishment for breaking a deal.

    Questions for players


    - what do you want?
    - who are you going to ask for it?
    - what are you offering in exchange?
    - why should they be interested in you and your offer?
    - what are you willing to accept?

    Mark of the Contract


    - skin colour or tone (possibly unnatural)
    - eye colour (possible unnatural or heterocromia)
    - sets of moles etc.
    - birthmarks (possibly complex and tattoo-like)
    - unnaturally fast growing hair
    - unnatural additions; horns etc.

    Basic structure
    - what the character gets

    - what the character gives / has to do.

    - length of contract (both how long they keep the benefit and how long they have to complete or
    give offerings. These don’t have to be the same)

    - geas: punishment for transgressing etc.

    Character Gets
    -

    Character gives/offerings
    - tasks (specific actions. Can be multiple. Can be time constrained, shorter time equals better
    offering.)
    - favours (non-specfic actions. Same possibilities as above.)
    - possessions (can be material; gold, gems etc. or immaterial; soul, first child, genuine overt
    worship etc.)

    Lengths
    -

    Geas
    - damage
    - narrative in-opportunity (the birds etc.)

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