Difference between revisions of "Traits/social"
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* '''Influence: Your character possesses influence in their avenue of life (business world/high school/etc). This covers popularity. | * '''Influence: Your character possesses influence in their avenue of life (business world/high school/etc). This covers popularity. | ||
* '''Silver Tongue: Your character excels socially, just by sheer nature. | * '''Silver Tongue: Your character excels socially, just by sheer nature. | ||
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Revision as of 15:04, 6 October 2013
Positive
- Charming: Your character possesses a very charismatic personality, more so than most.
- Persuasive: Your character is very talented at sweet-talking and getting what they want. This covers seduction and carousing.
- Manipulative: Your character knows how to manipulate others to get what they want. This covers lies and deception.
- Attractive: Your character is more attractive than the common person.
- Influence: Your character possesses influence in their avenue of life (business world/high school/etc). This covers popularity.
- Silver Tongue: Your character excels socially, just by sheer nature.
Negative
- Socially Awkward: You not only lack that natural social grace that makes someone charming, but you come off as weird, awkward or outright dull.
- Honest: You can't lie, manipulate or even mislead someone. Either you can’t morally do it, or you lack the ability to keep a straight face to be convincing.
- Homely: You may be pretty deep down, but your physical appearance is not one that stops traffic…or blends into the crowd. You stand out in a bad way.
- Invisible: You have zero effect on things socially. You aren't popular because no one even realizes you exist. This doesn't mean you don’t have friends, just that your voice is never heard when t comes to public matters or popularity.
