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<blockquote data-quote="Keeper of Secrets" data-source="post: 3350215" data-attributes="member: 13836">I had a chaos mage named Malefactor.&nbsp; She was kind of the party's guide.&nbsp; She was a mean and creepy temptress who claimed to be a cleric of chaos and at times was more of a snake oil salesman(woman).&nbsp; One of her great claims to fame that my party still recalls from her 10 years later was her ability to trick the characters into doing dangerous stunts.&nbsp; For instance, one character was examining a pool with an unknown liquid.&nbsp; Another character with a long staff went over to look over the first guy's shoulder.&nbsp; Malefactor wanted to know what was in the pool so she yelled the guy's name who had the staff, he turns to look, his staff knocks the first guy in.She also had an unusual healing power.&nbsp; She would touch two people.&nbsp; One would gain half as many points as the other guy lost.She was also fond of pointlessly killing small animals when pissed off (which was often).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Keeper of Secrets, post: 3350215, member: 13836"] I had a chaos mage named Malefactor. She was kind of the party's guide. She was a mean and creepy temptress who claimed to be a cleric of chaos and at times was more of a snake oil salesman(woman). One of her great claims to fame that my party still recalls from her 10 years later was her ability to trick the characters into doing dangerous stunts. For instance, one character was examining a pool with an unknown liquid. Another character with a long staff went over to look over the first guy's shoulder. Malefactor wanted to know what was in the pool so she yelled the guy's name who had the staff, he turns to look, his staff knocks the first guy in. She also had an unusual healing power. She would touch two people. One would gain half as many points as the other guy lost. She was also fond of pointlessly killing small animals when pissed off (which was often). [/QUOTE]

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