- Seduction (1 EP): You have a +20 Persuasion when attempting to seduce someone. - Shadowing (1 EP): This skill grants you the ability to re-roll once any failed tests (such as Sneaking or Tracking) done while pursuing someone who is unaware of the fact. - Stealthy (LEP): Roll twice for any Sneaking test and use the best of the two rolls. - Weapon Specialization (3 EP): You may choose a weapon to specialize in; you gain +10 to your weapon skill and deal extra D10 damage while wielding this weapon during combat. - Weakspot (3 EP): You may roll twice any damage roll after a successful attack and use the best of the two rolls. CHARACTER FLAWS ‘The next step is to choose a Character Flaw. These Flaws will help you know how your character reacts in certain situations, helping you to flesh out their personality. There will be occasions when you ask yourself “how would my character act?”; their main Character Flaw (aside from any others you come up with yourself, of course) will help you determine just that. Each Flaw has three levels of intensity, from basically just a quirk to a full-blown problem. You may choose only one Character Flaw, at the level you desire. The advantage of Character Flaws is that they will grant you Enhancement Points (from one to three, depending on the Flaw’s level), that you may then spend on any skill while creating a new character, including Passive and Advanced skills (normal restrictions apply). You may attempt to counter the effects of your Character Flaw by sheer force of will; if a situation dictates your character's Flaw should come into play (for example, you are a Coward and you're about to face combat), if you successfully pass a WIL test you gain control of yourself and may ignore its effects. Of course, this becomes more difficult the more prevalent your Character Flaw is (check Difficulty Modifiers on page 59): Resisting a Level I Character Flaw is considered an action of Normal difficulty, Level II is Demanding, and Level III is Hard. 3 NOILVSYO YALOVYVHO.