CasusNO

Able-Bodied
(Light Gray, Medium Gray, Dark Gray; male characters only)
The character is an athlete, was an athlete or should have been an athlete.

Once per Act, after making a Body/Athletics check, you may turn all your matching results into matching toppers instead.

Oblique Angles: Also known as the Dutch angle or canted angle, this shot involves tilting the camera off to one-side. The amount the camera is tilted can vary greatly depending on the effect you’re hoping to get. It can be utilized to give a sense of discomfort, disorientation, exoticism or frantic action. To get your point across to the players, hold your hands up in front of your face and fashion your fingers into a makeshift camera frame. Then, tilt your “camera” as you describe the scene. They’ll get the idea.

Able-Bodied
(Light Gray, Medium Gray, Dark Gray; male characters only)
The character is an athlete, was an athlete or should have been an athlete.

Once per Act, after making a Body/Athletics check, you may turn all your matching results into matching toppers instead.

Able-Bodied
(Light Gray, Medium Gray, Dark Gray; male characters only)
The character is an athlete, was an athlete or should have been an athlete.

Once per Act, after making a Body/Athletics check, you may turn all your matching results into matching toppers instead.

Oblique Angles: Also known as the Dutch angle or canted angle, this shot involves tilting the camera off to one-side. The amount the camera is tilted can vary greatly depending on the effect you’re hoping to get. It can be utilized to give a sense of discomfort, disorientation, exoticism or frantic action. To get your point across to the players, hold your hands up in front of your face and fashion your fingers into a makeshift camera frame. Then, tilt your “camera” as you describe the scene. They’ll get the idea.