NWoD Combined: The Accord Addendum for GEIST: THE SIN-EATERS

Effective Date: 2/3/2014

Last Updated: 1/1/2014
This addendum is organized into the following sections:
1. ERRATA AND ADDITIONAL BOOKS
2. CHARACTERS
3. ORGANIZATIONS AND KREWES
4. REALMS
5. MERITS
6. KEYS
7. MANIFESTATIONS
8. CEREMONIES
9. STORYTELLER RULES AND CLARIFICATIONS
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1. ERRATA AND ADDITIONAL BOOKS

1. Book of the Dead (WW 60501)
a.
Project Orpheus: Reserved for the use of the Master Storytellers Office.
b.
Stranger Things Besides: The Key and The Photographs [BotD pg. 94-95] are
unique items whose locations are tracked by the ANST Geist. Top Approval.
c.
Tutelage of the Dead: Not Sanctioned. [BotD pg. 112-113] Current uses are not
grandfathered, with dots taken removed and XP refunded.
d.
Creating a Map: A +1 map requires 3 successes per mile, not 6. [BotD pg. 113-114]
2. The House Always Wins (SAS)
3. Geist: The Sin-Eaters
a.
The Accord venue uses Geist 1.1

2. CHARACTERS
1. Background
a.
Youth
Bound with a Geist prior to age 12: Not Sanctioned
b.
Bound Geists
i. It is impossible to determine the complete age or history of a Bound Geist, as verbal
communication of such a direct nature is possible but difficult, and nigh impossible at Low
Synergy. Furthermore, becoming a Geist involves the former ghost purging much of that which
defined such a personal historical identity from its own awareness.
1. Verbal communication with no substance or benefit is PC discretion.
ii. A PC cannot benefit from knowledge of the supernatural a Geist may have gleaned from previous
Hosts or its former life. Historical secrets are also impossible knowledge.
iii. It is Not Sanctioned for a PC to be bound to a Geist that was previously bound to another PC
during the chronicle.
c.
Krewes
i.

i.

Being a member or Founder of a Fallen Tier 3 Krewe: Not Sanctioned

d.
Character Types.
i. The Vacant and The Wretched: Not Sanctioned for PCs (Low for NPCs). [GtSE pg. 241-246]
e.
Geists: Not available as PCs.
i. Unfettered Geists are Not Sanctioned as NPCs unless as part of the story of a PC's Bargain in
game. [GtSE pg. 238-239]
f.
Ghosts: Not available as PCs. (Low for NPCs)
i. Ghosts may not possess Geist numina. [GtSE pg.241]
ii. Use of the "Other Sources" sidebar is sanctioned. [GtSE pg. 236]
g.
Kerberoi: Not Sanctioned for PCs. [GtSE pg.250-252] (Low Approval for NPCs)
i. Top Approval for Kerberoi to be used outside of the Underworld.
ii. See the Book of the Dead section of the Accord Universal Addendum for guidelines on Kerberoi
rank and Underworld depth.
iii. Ignore the "Maximum Key" category in their creation.
h.
Abmortals: Not sanctioned for PCs [GtSE pg. 247-249] (Low Approval for NPCs).
i. May be created using the Lesser Supernatural Template from Geist page 247-249.
i.
Chthonians: Not available as PCs. [GtSE pg.55]
i. Build as normal Death-aspected spirits.
2. Psyche
a.
Anchors that allow for increased Psyche must be specifically listed on the character
sheet. [GtSE pg. 80-81]
3. Archetypes
a.
Custom Archetypes: Not Sanctioned.
b.
Changing Your Archetype: Low Approval.

3. ORGANIZATIONS AND KREWES

1. Charonites: Approval level based on scope of control of the Twilight Network.
a.
Local: Low Approval
b.
State or Higher: Top Approval
2. Krewe Founders: The Founders of a krewe must be noted in the application. You cannot add more founder slots
at a later date.
a.
Successorship: If a Founder's successor is to take the mantle of the Founder slot,
this requires the same approval level as the initial approval for the Krewe. [GtSE pg. 191-192]
b.
Innocent Successors: This method may not be used to justify a new character of
the same player as the Founder character that was just lost nor can it be used to justify adding in new
Founder slots at a later date. [GtSE pg.192]
c.
Hostile Successors: This method does not guarantee the new Founder all the same
approvals possessed by the former Founder. The player of the Hostile Founder must apply separately
for all approvals they wish to inherit from the previous Founder. Complete inheritance is not guaranteed.
[GtSE pg.192]
3. Non-founder Krewe Members: Low Notification, with Founder approval number listed in application.
4. Tier 1 Krewes: Low approval for Founders (all Founders and Founder slots must be listed in every application),
Low Approval for members who have founders permission.
a.
Founding Benefits:
i. Krewe Fate: This is a shared merit, to a maximum of 5 dots. [GtSE pg.184-185]
ii. Mythic Aspect: Benefit must be notated on character sheet. [GtSE pg. 185]
b.
Supernatural Benefits:
i. Deathsoul Initiation: Not Sanctioned. [GtSE pg.185]
c.
Temporal Benefits:
i. Pooled Merits: Not Sanctioned. [GtSE pg.186]
5. Tier 2 Krewes: Top Approval for Founders (all Founders and Founder slots must be listed in the application), Low
Approval for members who have founders permission.

a.
Founding Benefits:
Mythic Avatar: [GtSE pg.186-187]
1. Aspect Attribute must be noted on the character sheet.
2. May not be used in conjunction with Phantasmal Marionette.
ii. Sending forth the Aspect: [GtSE pg.187]
1. The user of this power may not take any other actions while it is in effect.
2. Any damage taken by the target is also done to the user of this power.
iii. Death Rite: [GtSE pg.187]
1. Participants in the Rite need not be Sin-Eaters.
b.
Supernatural Benefits:
i. Key Initiation: [GtSE pg.187-188]
1. The benefit should read: "...The Sin-Eater can learn this Key for half price."
2. Drawback: Select only one of the three Flaws presented as the drawback.
6. Tier 3 Krewes: Top Approval for Founders (all Founders and Founder slots must be listed in every application),
Low Approval for members who have founders permission.
a.
Founding Benefits:
i. Forge Key: Not Sanctioned. [GtSE pg.189]
ii. Revenance: Low Approval. [GtSE pg.189]
1. All the previous Tiers Aspect merits are a prerequisite for this power.
2. The Drawback triggering Threshold must be noted in the approval.
3. Top Approval to purchase in background.
4. Regular age approvals apply.
b.
Supernatural Benefits:
i. Mythic Aspect: The mechanical benefit must conform to the Founder's Mythic Aspect. The
Founder's Aspect that is shared is permanent once chosen. [GtSE pg. 189]
ii. Mythic Factors: Not Sanctioned [GtSE pg.189-190]
i.

4. REALMS
1. Underworld: See the Book of the Dead section of the Accord Universal Addendum for structuring the local
Underworld.
a.
The River of Lamentation (Cocytus): The effect of the waters of Lamentation
cannot be gained again until a Synergy loss has happened subsequently to the last drink. This does not
include a Synergy loss incurred by drinking of the River of Lamentation [GtSE pg.270]
2. Deep Doors: Top Approval, must be noted in VSS.
3. The Shadow: Finding an Avernian Gate from the Underworld to the Shadow is Top Approval.

5. MERITS
1. Codex: Not Sanctioned. [GtSE pg.191]
2. Haunt: See Citadels in the Accord Combined Addendum.
3. Language (Ghost Speech): [GtSE pg.175]
a.
Sin Eaters are the only PC type able to understand Ghost Speech (Geist: the SinEaters pg. 175) and the Old Laws without any additional spell or ability.
b.
Old Laws may be written in an appropriate language for the Dominion they are in,
but are instantly understandable to a Sin Eater upon finding them (Geist: the Sin-Eaters pg. 271) while
in the underworld. Other character types must find a way to translate the languages the Old Laws are
written in as well as the languages spoken by the Ghosts surrounding them.
4. Mementos:
a.
Keystone: Low Approval [GtSE pg. 193-195]
i. All Bound receive one for free, which cannot be replaced or destroyed.
ii. Must be built per Geist: the Sin-Eaters pg. 195 and noted on character sheet.

iii. If the item chosen to represent the Keystone Memento would impart an equipment bonus (i.e.
a weapon, vehicle, lockpick, etc.), then the bonus imparted is restricted to the same equipment
bonus of the mundane item it represents.
iv. The Keystone Skill: when boosted with plasm, is not considered the natural rating of the skill.
v. No Keystone can come prefilled with any sort of supply to make it work. Examples include
batteries for a flashlight, bullets for a gun, liquid chemicals in containers, etc. However, when
Reverse Possessing, existing in Twilight, or exploring the Underworld, any Keystone that requires
a supply (fuel, battery, ammunition, etc.) to work will work without that supply.
5. Charm, Vanitas, Deathmasks, Memorabilia, Feters: See Magic Items in the Accord Combined Addendum.

6. KEYS
1. Character Creation
a.
The second free Key at Character Creation can be chosen from any Threshold, but
should represent the connection between the Sin-Eater and his Geist.
2. Keys Do Not Have Dots: Remove any mention of Keys with variable levels. All keys have a flat XP cost of 10 xp,
regardless of Threshold affinity.
3. Quests: Adding such a fundamental aspect of Death to the connection between a Sin-Eater and their Geist is
difficult. Storytellers are encouraged to require specific quests or trips into the Underworld for PCs to acquire
these abilities.
4. Stygian Key [Book of the Dead]: Low Approval. [BotD pg.77-82]

7. MANIFESTATIONS
1. Bonuses to attributes or skills derived from the basic activation of a Manifestation are not considered natural
levels of the attribute or skill nor can they be added to a draw for a separate manifestation or ceremony.
2. If a power does damage over multiple rounds, see this section of the Accord Universal Addendum for information
on how it interacts with the Damage Cap.
3. Boneyard:
a.
While a boneyard is active the Sin-Eaters physical body cannot move, despite not
needing to be in the center of the Boneyard. The only actions available to the Sin-Eater are the activation
of manifestations through the Boneyard.
b.
Only Stigmata Boneyard can perceive ghosts in the state of Twilight. Other
Boneyards can see ghosts if they are visible without needing Ghost Sight or a similar ability to perceive
them (such as while manifested or in the Underworld.) [GtSE pg.119-120]
c.
Cold Wind Boneyard: [GtSE pg. 115]
i. and : Replace "resisted by target's Stamina" to "Contested by target's Stamina+Psyche."
d.
Grave-Dirt Boneyard: [GtSE pg.115]
i. and : Replace "resisted by target's Composure" with "Contested by target's
Composure+Psyche."
e.
Phantasmal Boneyard: [GtSE pg. 118-119]
i. : Replace "Any character who enters...whose Resolve is less than the successes rolled..."
with "Any character who enters must draw Composure + Psyche vs the users draw to activate
the ability."
ii. :
1. The plasm for this power must be paid per attack.
2. Remove the last sentence of this power (Furthermore, if the targets Composure +
Psyche exceeds.).
f.
Primeval Boneyard: [GtSE pg. 119]
i. : Armor applies.
g.
Pyre-Flame Boneyard: [GtSE pg. 116-117]
i. and : Replace "resisted by target's Stamina" to "Contested by target's Stamina+Psyche."

h.
Stigmata Boneyard: [GtSE pg. 119-120]
: Replace, Instead, the Sin-Eater must spend either 1 Willpower point or inflict 1 lethal
health level on himself per roll. The Sin-Eaters player must then roll (Wits + Occult + activation
successes, minus the ghosts Power). Each net success drains the ghost of one point of Corpus
which is converted into 2 plasm, with, Instead, the Sin-Eater must spend either 1 Willpower
point or inflict 1 lethal health level on himself per roll. The Sin-Eaters player must then roll (Wits
+ Occult + activation successes vs. the ghosts Power + Resistance). Each net success drains
the ghost of one point of Corpus which is converted into 2 plasm. Lost Corpus heals at the rate of
aggravated damage.
i.
Stillness Boneyard: [GtSE pg.120-121]
i. : Replace "resisted" with "Contested."
ii. : This power is contested by Resolve+Psyche and only can affect one target a round.
Someone attacked while under the effects of this power, even in the "unnatural sleep", wakes
immediately and can defend themselves. Damage by an ally does not invoke this effect.
iii. : Someone attacked while unconscious as a result of this ability immediately wakes
and can defend themselves, but their draw pools are limited by their Synergy or Supernatural
Advantage until the 12-hour period has passed or the target has regained a Willpower.
j.
Stygian Boneyard [Book of the Dead]: [BotD pg. 77-78]
i. : Once targets equal to psyche have been affected, the Sin-Eater cannot affect any more with
that activation of the Boneyard.
ii. : A target can only be affected by the persistent bashing damage once.
k.
Tear-Stained Boneyard: [GtSE pg. 117]
i. and : Replace "resisted by target's Composure" with "Contested by target's
Composure+Psyche."
i.

4. Caul:
a.
Cold Wind Caul: [GtSE pg.121]
i. : Only applies to the initial grapple challenge. Does not apply to normal brawl or touch
attacks.
ii. :
1. Only can be activated on character's initiative.
b.
Industrial Caul: [GtSE pg.122]
i. Can only be used on mundane, non-magical items.
ii. : While many items can be revealed, only two may be actively used and controlled at a time.
Equipment bonuses, armor, defense or special properties from the others are not applied.
c.
Passion Caul: [GtSE pg. 122-123]
i. : Adds to mundane rolls only.
ii. : The willpower switches control between the two. The attack is successful, but the other
side of the sin-eater just happens to be in control. If another willpower is spent to switch again,
the first attack comes back into effect, if its duration has not yet expired.
d.
Pyre-Flame Caul: [GtSE pg.122]
i. : Does not apply to lethal garnered when attacked. Note the Accord Universal section on
Sacrifices.
ii. : Contested drawing Stamina+Composure vs. Activation successes.
e.
Stillness Caul: [GtSE pg. 125]
i. References to the Silent Caul refer to the Stillness Caul.
ii. : This power only works on existing memories, not the creation of new ones.
iii. : When stepping through shadows, the PC can only carry things smaller than the size of the
character activating it. The user must successfully execute the immobilize opponent grapple
maneuver before carrying another being with this power.
iv. : The Sin-Eater can still be harmed by non-physical supernatural or energy attacks (fire,
Rage, etc) while in this form.

v.

i.
ii.

: This effect may be contested with Clash of Wills per the the Universal Clash of Wills
section of the Accord Universal Addendum. If the target is engaged in combat, they test for
surprise on the first round and may act normally afterwards.
f.
Tear-Stained Caul: [GtSE pg.122]
: Must be at least half-submerged in water for this power to work.
: Targets can make a Dexterity+Athletics challenge to move out of the way, with their
successes negating levels of damage.

5. Curse:
a.
While only one Curse may be placed upon a target at a time, the highest potency
Curse is the one that takes hold.
b.
The trigger (if any) for a Curse must be possible and plausible.
c.
Plasm spent on a curse that expires without triggering is lost.
d.
Willing subjecting yourself to a Curse is a Synergy threshold sin of 3 or less.
e.
All curses are resisted by the higher of the target's Resolve or Composure.
f.
Curses are not passed on automatically. Secondary targets may reflexively draw
Resolve + Composure + Psyche vs the activation successes of the curse to resist.
g.
Passion Curse: [GtSE pg. 127]
i. : Replace Every dramatic failure arising from the four-dot hex with Any failed roll that
was emotionally affected by the Sin-Eaters four-dot Passion Curse hex.
h.
Phantasmal Curse: [GtSE pg. 127-128]
i. : Instead of reducing Dexterity draws to a chance draw, apply a penalty equal to the
activation successes for this Curse.
ii. : If the reality change places the victim in danger, they may make a reflexive Resolve +
Composure roll each turn to end the Curse.
iii. : Supernatural means of removing the curse must gain more success than the activation
draw for this curse.
i.
Primeval Curse [GtSE pg. 128-129]
i. : Instead of a chance draw, apply a penalty equal to the activation successes for this Curse.
ii. : This Curse ends if the victim takes any damage.
iii. : This Curse lasts for the duration of the current scene.
j.
Stigmata Curse: [GtSE pg.129]
i. : This power is contested by Stamina+Psyche.
k.
Stillness Curse: [GtSE pg. 129]
i. : This power does not rewrite reality, it merely causes everyone to forget the target ever
existed. Anyone with reason to try to remember the target may make a Resolve + Composure +
Psyche draw to attempt to beat the activation successes of this power and remember the target.
l.
Stygian Curse [Book of the Dead]: [BotD pg.78-79]
i. : Use of this power is a Threshold Sin against Synergy 4.
6. Marionette:
a.
Elemental Marionette: [GtSE pg.130-132]
i. The cap on attributes and skills for a homunculus is 5.
ii. The permanent willpower spent to gain an 'egg' represents a fraction of the user's being and
cannot be re-purchased with XP. It can, however, be regained by destroying the egg (i.e., willing
it out of existence), which can be done as an Instant action regardless of the egg's location or
owner.
iii. After the duration of the power's use, the permanent willpower is regained. A new egg must be
constructed with new materials and a new permanent willpower, as above.
iv. Possession of a homunculus egg does not constitute an active Marionette. An active homunculus
does count as an active Marionette.
b.
Phantasmal Marionette: [GtSE pg.134]
i. By materialize and dematerialize this power means that the Geist body enters and exits Twilight.
ii. and : The maximum bonus to a lethal attack gained in this way is +5.

iii. Damage done to this form translates to the Sin-Eater's body, resulting in all appropriate
conditions, wound penalties, and potential death. Players and storytellers should be cognizant of
damage upgrades from a loss of size or health levels.
c.
Stillness Marionette: [GtSE pg.136-137]
i. : Successes added to increase a zombie's attributes may not take them higher than 5.
ii. Replace the sentence starting with "Instead, each zombie has a Durability..." with "Instead, each
zombie has Armor equal to twice the activation successes rolled in its creation, and a Structure
equal to its Size plus the activation successes."
d.
Stygian Marionette [Book of the Dead]: [BotD pg. 79-80]
i. :
1. The two bodies share a single plasm pool.
2. Use of this power during downtime periods allows up to twice the number of downtime
actions that would otherwise be possible, subject to the limitations of the power.
3. The two bodies getting more than 20 yards apart does not end the Marionette. It merely
suppresses the effects of Marionette 5, which become available again once the bodies
are brought back together.
7. Oracle:
a.
Elemental Oracle: [GtSE pg.137-139]
Upon successful activation of an Elemental Oracle, damage taken for the express purpose of
activating this manifestation is healed. Other damage is not affected. Any subsequent damage
suffered by the physical body or the astral body is applied to the physical body's health track and
is not healed when the Oracle ends. Visual effects of the healing or astral body's damage do not
occur until the Oracle ends.
ii. Wound penalties from damage are applied to the activation of the Oracle.
b.
Passion Oracle: [GtSE pg. 140]
i. : Must have succeeded on the previous Wits+Empathy check. Can only spend 1 plasm a
turn for this effect, and the bonus lasts for only a turn.
c.
Phantasmal Oracle:
i. : This power always grants an Advanced action on Clash of Wills, no matter the
powerstats involved.. It does not grant an autowin.
d.
Stygian Oracle [Book of the Dead]: [BotD pg.80]
i. This power cannot give understanding to any Supernatural Language (Atlantean, First Tongue,
etc.).
ii. : This power only adds to mundane Occult and Academics draws.
8. Pit [Book of the Dead]:
a.
The Pit Manifestation does not work through the Boneyard Manifestation.
b.
Cold Wind Pit: [BotD pg.83]
i. : This effect requires an additional 1 plasm to activate.
ii. : Every time the victim draws a 2, it is considered an automatic failure (as drawing a 1) until
the end of the scene.
c.
Industrial Pit: [BotD pg.84-85]
i. :
1. There are social merits other than Inspiring and Striking Looks that are not affected by
being cut off from identity. STs are cautioned to logically construe what is and is not
affected.
2. All social merits return to use after a week, as the system sorts itself out.
d.
Primeval Pit: [BotD pg.86-87]
i. : The attributes of the summoned creation are capped at 5.
e.
Stigmata Pit: [BotD pg.88]
i. : This effect adds a level of bashing damage to each attack against the victim. Standard
damage cap rules apply. Damage is not accrued if the attack achieves 0 successes.
f.
Stygian Pit: [BotD pg.89]
i.

i.

i.

: Consuming a kerberos to use this power has its own reward, but does not imply that the
kerberos is dead or that the Dominion has lost its protector. Trying to access the memories of a
kerberos requires a Resolve+Stamina check at -3, resulting in 1 bashing if successful and 1 lethal
if a failure as the user suffers minor brain damage. Successfully accessing the memories causes
a derangement that lasts for 10 minus the sin-eaters Synergy in months.
g.
Tear Stained Pit: [BotD pg. 84]
: The Attribute damage heals at the rate of Lethal damage.

9. Rage:
a.
Rage manifestations may not be used through other manifestations, e.g., Boneyard,
Oracle projections and Phantasmal Marionette.
b.
When using Defense against a Rage attack, armor applies as normal.
c.
Cold Wind Rage: [GtSE pg.143]
i. : This attack is an Advanced Action. While the heart-freezing effect is merely flavor text,
particularly high-drawing uses of this power may one-shot kill living NPCs at ST Discretion.
d.
Grave Dirt Rage: [GtSE pg.143]
i. : The victim may still move, but their speed is cut in half.
e.
Pyre-Flame Rage: [GtSE pg.143]
f.
Tear-Stained Rage: [GtSE pg.143]
i. : The victim may act as normal, but if they need to breathe, all draws are at a -3.
g.
Industrial Rage: [GtSE pg.143]
i. : This power only works on inanimate objects.
ii. : The benefitting attack must be a Rage attack.
h.
Passion Rage: [GtSE pg.143-144]
i. : The user may add their activation successes to Intimidation draws against the target.
ii. : Derived traits are not recalculated.
i.
Phantasmal Rage: [GtSE pg.144]
i. : The damage fades away as normal at the end of the scene.
j.
Pyre-Flame Rage: [GtSE pg.143]
i. : Each point of damage from this attack may be inflicted on the targets health, or on one of
their physical attributes. Total points available for this are still subject to the damage cap.
k.
Stigmatic Rage: [GtSE pg.145]
i. , , : These last for turns equal to activation successes on the draw.
l.
Stillness Rage: [GtSE pg.145]
i. : This level allows the user to ignore any armor that can be bypassed with a called shot.
ii. : The draw is Strength + Brawl + Rage rating the targets Stamina.
m.
Stygian Rage [BotD pg. 80-81]
i. :
1. Attribute damage to Presence heals at the rate of Aggravated Damage.
2. A victims Presence can only be affected by one use of this effect at a time.
10. Shroud:
a.
The armor provided by Shroud penalizes Rage attack rolls against the character.
b.
Armor from basic activation is equal to Shroud dots.
c.
Stigmata Shroud: [GtSE pg.149-150]
i. Bonuses to Resistance and Armor stack from Stigmata Shroud, if both are applicable.
d.
Stygian Shroud [Book of the Dead]: [BoTD pg.81-82]
i. Base: Replace with In addition to the normal Armor bonus from Shroud, while in the underworld,
the Sin-Eater may add their Resolve to their Defense.
ii. : Replace with: The Sin-Eater no longer loses their Defense against ranged attacks.
iii. : Replace with: Each successive attack against the Sin-Eater in the same round gets a
cumulative -1.
iv. : The maximum damage this power can do is 1 Lethal per retaliation.

8. CEREMONIES
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

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9.

10.
11.
12.

Cost: Ceremonies are always considered simple merits that cost 2 XP per dot.
Ceremonies not purchased at character creation require a PC or NPC teacher.
Updating and Modifying Ceremonies: Not Sanctioned.
Custom Ceremonies: Not Sanctioned.
The Devils Bargain [The House Always Wins]: Not Sanctioned. [THAW pg.4]
Ease the Path [Glimpses of the Unknown]:
a.
Use of this ceremony is a Synergy 5 sin.
b.
This ceremony cannot be used on a PC.
c.
After one month, the target dies. Nothing can prevent that death, including using this
power again.
Ghost Drinker [Book of the Dead]: [BotD pg.75]
a.
A character can only benefit from one 'drink for power' effect from this ceremony at a
time. Performing it this way a second time causes the benefits of the first drink to fade
b.
Attribute bonuses from this Ceremony are capped at +5 and are considered
modifiers.
c.
Drinking for Knowledge: Not Sanctioned
Lemures Lure: Replace the sentence after Action: with the following: Extended (target number of 5, or 8 if
used at a distance). [GtSE pg.159-160]
One Last Song [Book of the Dead]: Any act of violence by or upon the individual this ritual was cast on will
immediately end the ritual. Supernatural abilities and powers are not available to the character during their One
Last Song. [BotD pg.71]
Plumbing the Depths: Low approval; knowledge gained cannot bypass other approval levels. [GtSE pg. 161]
Reverse Bargain: Not Sanctioned.
Unbinding: Not Sanctioned.

9. STORYTELLER RULES AND CLARIFICATIONS

1. Channeling Manifestations through Archetype: Can be done once per Game session. Once done, the
character receives the "2 again" affect, her next drawn 2 is considered a 1 for the purposes of automatic failures.
2. Premeditated Murder and Synergy: Premeditated murder (not accidental death, manslaughter, or serial murder)
is not a discord trigger for Synergy unless planned as a ritualistic murder for healing, as per Geist: the SinEaters pg. 172-173.
a.
The definition of premeditation is up to the ST on the scene, however it should
require knowing the target personally, detailed forethought about exactly how the killing will take place,
and at least a day spent contemplating the necessity of it.
3. Krewe Experience: Not Sanctioned. [GtSE pg. 184]
4. NPC Mentors of Krewe Benefits: Not Sanctioned. [GtSE pg.191]
5. Resurrection: Nothing short of complete cellular obliteration will keep a Geist from bringing his Sin-Eater back,
until the Sin-Eater hits permanent Synergy 0. The Resurrection described on pg. 173-174 of Geist: the SinEaters is a sanctioned form of resurrection for Sin-Eaters and does not cause the mortal soul to be devoured by
The Truth.