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<blockquote data-quote="Rystil Arden" data-source="post: 3559017" data-attributes="member: 29014">How about this--once Hyacinthe spurned a witch who wanted to sleep with him, so she cursed him, saying &quot;Well, gambler, if you don't want to get lucky with me, you shall never get lucky again.&quot;&nbsp; The curse manifests only periodically, and since bad luck sometimes comes naturally, he never knows when it is the curse as opposed to simple bad luck.&nbsp; However, it seems to manifest right as he is about to win big, ruining his streak at gambling (this negative effect is left purposefully undefined so that it fits with whatever you wish in your backstory of Hyacinthe and his bad luck).&nbsp; However, Hyacinthe has found that sometimes, the curse that follows him around like an aura can affect others who are about to have a good luck streak as well.&nbsp; Once a day, he can force an attacker to reroll a critical threat roll against him.&nbsp; He can do this after he's seen whether it was high enough to confirm, and the attacker gets the worse of the two results.That sound good?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rystil Arden, post: 3559017, member: 29014"] How about this--once Hyacinthe spurned a witch who wanted to sleep with him, so she cursed him, saying "Well, gambler, if you don't want to get lucky with me, you shall never get lucky again." The curse manifests only periodically, and since bad luck sometimes comes naturally, he never knows when it is the curse as opposed to simple bad luck. However, it seems to manifest right as he is about to win big, ruining his streak at gambling (this negative effect is left purposefully undefined so that it fits with whatever you wish in your backstory of Hyacinthe and his bad luck). However, Hyacinthe has found that sometimes, the curse that follows him around like an aura can affect others who are about to have a good luck streak as well. Once a day, he can force an attacker to reroll a critical threat roll against him. He can do this after he's seen whether it was high enough to confirm, and the attacker gets the worse of the two results. That sound good? [/QUOTE]

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