Hil

American

• The Djinn Touch

  WEAKNESSES & COMBAT

  The djinn slowly feeds on the blood of their victim over a long period of time. A silver knife dipped in lamb's blood is the best way to kill a djinn, however extreme brain damage can be just as effective.

  
  

  FEASTING

  If Hilde is exposed to human blood for more than 30 minutes, she will resist the urge to feast on a living creature, including herself.
  
  Roll 1d20 to Feast
  Done once every round of posts
  1-9: Do Not Feast
  10-20: Djinn Touch (see below)
  

  DJINN TOUCH

  Djinns are creatures that are able to poison their victims with a touch, sending them into coma where they get to live out their deepest fantasies while the djinn slowly feeds on their blood over a long period of time.

  
  Hilde is half-Djinn. This means she can not control her touch. Instead, she wears gloves at all times to ensure she doesn't accidentally harm someone with it. She also can not control the effects of her touch should she use it.
  
  Roll 1d20 For Contact
  1-9: No Contact
  10-20: Contact
  
  Roll 1d100 For Effect
  1-10: Nothing/No Effect
  11-20: Sneeze (effect lasts 1 turn)
  21-30: Nothing/No Effect
  31-40: Dizzy (effect lasts 1 turn)
  41-50: Nothing/No Effect
  51-60: Vertigo (effect lasts 2 turns)
  61-70: Nothing/No Effect
  71-80: Collapse, no black out (effect lasts 1 turn)
  81-90: Nothing/No Effect
  91: Coma (effect lasts ???)
  92-100: Nothing/No Effect
  
  PLEASE NOTE: These are negotiable. I play by the consent rule and if our characters engage in combat and Hilde uses Djinn Touch, I will clear with you first that you understand what may or may not happen. If Hilde feasts + Djinn Touch, your character has a .25% of slipping into a coma. If Hilde does Djinn Touch by itself, your character has a .5% chance of falling into a coma. It is not guaranteed Hlidve will use Djinn Touch in combat (more than likely, she will use her fists or an inanimate object, but the fight may call for her to use it. This is my disclaimer.