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Questing Country: The Next Jaunt.
Nobody knows quite how Questing Country works. Any species who are capable of lucid dreams can enter it. Six Known Worlds are connected to it - planets which may or may not remember one another in the waking world, but whose Chosen have formed alliances through Questing Country for thousands of years. The landscape changes, but the place is real - anyone who dreams of Questing Country vanishes from their bed, and wakes up with the wounds, marks, or treasures they earned there. But a few things are clear: it taps into the most powerful beliefs in the minds of sentient beings. When those beliefs are too dangerous, Questing Country births strange talking beasts who lend abilities to the young, the only people hopeful and naive enough to believe one person really can change the world - and so, they’re the only people who ever have the chance to change it.
But there’s more to Questing Country than the Champions it anoints and their dangerous lives and uncertain fates. These troublesome beliefs - they take shape, too. The Fire Mushrooms range out from the place called Nuclear Winter. Hordes of Men in Black come from Conspiracy Country. If they’re not stopped here, they gain power in the dreams of the Known Worlds… and those are only a few of the more obvious ones.
Sometimes, though, the untapped powers of Questing Country find other shapes, as well. There are unstable nodes of energy called Valences that appear only a few times a generation… and when they do, Champions and Oracles and Adversaries all fling themselves into Questing Country with wild abandon. Because every Champion has some belief they’re fighting for, some hope they want to come true… and deep in their hearts, every Champion believes that one day, if they’re strong enough and pure enough, it will. The Valence is that belief, taken shape, the hope of hopes, the power to make dreams come true in an instant… but because Champions believe they have to prove themselves worthy, well, they’re right about that, too. To gain the Valence, they first have to succeed in a series of tests, tests that will send them against their friends and allies from across the worlds...
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Question 2: If one's gender is changed, would any other physical attributes change as well, such as, would the rest of their physical appearance fit a mental picture?
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Also, is there a real moon, or is it close enough to regular liminal space that Lyall won't be doing his werewolf change for another month? ^^
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Mostly just for Winnie, re: no soul. Is this something that could be picked up on by other familiars/spirit animals? With that in mind, even investigators get spirit animals/familiars (ri...ght??) so would I just have to say Winnie's spirit animal managed to work around that ooorr...?
I mean I'm okay with it not even being a thing they or any NPCs or anything would care about, or leaving it up to the other players, I just wanted to be sure.
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I think Janos will be Investigating, but would it be okay if people recognized him for what he really is under that "other species" rule? Maybe not know immediately what he is because there probably haven't been Vampires there for a long time, but at least see that he's blue and feathery?
Also are the Familiars/Spirit Animals immortal? Or at the very least don't age if the one they're connected to doesn't? I'm considering giving him one as a skill but would rather not if he could tell it'd have a "short" life span.
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Alternately, what happens if someone dies in Questing Country? (as in, outside of travelers. could an infiltrator's story involve dying to save someone/something, and then coming back)
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...these are general examples as much as anything and probably not well explained. But yeah.
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I have all the nitty questions, sorry. ^_^
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After the Jaunt, can the Spirit Animals/Familiars kept as Skills still come together to form Volksgeists? Or is that dependent on actually being in Questing Country?
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Trial of Wits
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Question about skills!
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Regarding the bonus skill
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