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In [[House Verditius]], a '''Vendetta''' is a tradition of personal rivalry between two Verditius magi. These are generally not lethal altercations, but rather games of pride and reputation. | In [[House Verditius]], a '''Vendetta''' is a tradition of personal rivalry between two Verditius magi. These are generally not lethal altercations, but rather games of pride and reputation. | ||
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Please add your own house rules on how a "proper" vendetta between two Verditius magi are run in your campaign. Do so by making a subsection (using three equal signs on either side of your title) with an appropriate name, usually the name of your saga, group, or your name. | |||
== References == | |||
* As a Major [[Story Flaw]], see [[HoHMC]] 136. | * As a Major [[Story Flaw]], see [[HoHMC]] 136. | ||
== Legacy Page == | == Legacy Page == | ||
Latest revision as of 20:27, 16 November 2012
In House Verditius, a Vendetta is a tradition of personal rivalry between two Verditius magi. These are generally not lethal altercations, but rather games of pride and reputation.
House Rules
Please add your own house rules on how a "proper" vendetta between two Verditius magi are run in your campaign. Do so by making a subsection (using three equal signs on either side of your title) with an appropriate name, usually the name of your saga, group, or your name.
References
- As a Major Story Flaw, see HoHMC 136.
Legacy Page
The history of this page before August 6, 2010 is archived at Legacy:vendetta