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<blockquote data-quote="fba827" data-source="post: 4632136" data-attributes="member: 807"><p>Several things I was goign to suggest were already said. But here's another one ...</p><p></p><p>Possibly History (with a hard/high DC). It would cue in some relavent detail on the MO (mode of operation) that the current killer has with this past murderer (the spirit that is helping the current killer). But allow only one success on this.</p><p>Though all this depends on how active/well know the older murderer was.</p><p></p><p>Hmm.. did you ever watch Dresden Files? I think there was a similar hand relic that some college kids found, which allowed them to walk through walls to get in, steal stuff, and get out... but it also made them sicker the more they used it (basically reducing thier con and weakening all their organs)</p><p></p><p>As a random thought for motivation: both the old killer and the current killer should have some common tie in their hatred of construction workers. (Corny, i know, but it allows that bond as to why the ancient spirit would help the current guy and it gives a little tie in for that history check possibility). Maybe one had his wife run off with a construction worker. Or maybe one blames faulty construction for his house falling apart. Or maybe one just had a father that was a construction worker and this is how he resolves his daddy issues. Tossed in with the usual killer sadistic mentality and it makes some sense.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fba827, post: 4632136, member: 807"] Several things I was goign to suggest were already said. But here's another one ... Possibly History (with a hard/high DC). It would cue in some relavent detail on the MO (mode of operation) that the current killer has with this past murderer (the spirit that is helping the current killer). But allow only one success on this. Though all this depends on how active/well know the older murderer was. Hmm.. did you ever watch Dresden Files? I think there was a similar hand relic that some college kids found, which allowed them to walk through walls to get in, steal stuff, and get out... but it also made them sicker the more they used it (basically reducing thier con and weakening all their organs) As a random thought for motivation: both the old killer and the current killer should have some common tie in their hatred of construction workers. (Corny, i know, but it allows that bond as to why the ancient spirit would help the current guy and it gives a little tie in for that history check possibility). Maybe one had his wife run off with a construction worker. Or maybe one blames faulty construction for his house falling apart. Or maybe one just had a father that was a construction worker and this is how he resolves his daddy issues. Tossed in with the usual killer sadistic mentality and it makes some sense. [/QUOTE]
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