Hoo, boy, you all sure posted a lot while I was out. Alright, let's start.<br/><br/><em>As for knowing a Shadow Court Art. The person who taught it to a non-member and the one who taught it. Are as good as dead.<br/><br/><br/>It's basically a Traditional Mage getting away with learning Technocracy Protocals and getting away with their given equipment.<br/></em><br/><br/>All I've got about the shadow court is a short paranoid blurb in the core book, so they have little influence in my game.<br/><br/>And spying and stealing between technocrats and traditionalists have happened. Spying is an extremely dangerous game, but it has been pulled off.<br/><br/><em>You're just allowing Kithian, right? No Ghallain, Thallain, Inanimae, Dauntain or Adhene, right?</em><br/><br/>This is correct. As the Kiths now represent a concept, rather then a set appearance, they are not needed. Execpt for Dauntain, who are antagonists.<br/><br/><em>Could I play a mortal?</em><br/><br/>Sure.<em><br/><br/>Anyway if you want players you need to include those without the books- I suspect if you stuck a cheat aheet for Changelings and Mages you might get interest OR include some mortals since they are easier to start out with.</em><br/><br/>See, the thing is that I don't want a huge amount of players. My style is in essence, 1 on 1, so having a large bunch of them would take up too much time.<br/><br/><br/><em>Creeper, what would you say is the bonus point cost for a pooka with wings (wings that actually work, if perhaps not well)?  Kithbook: Pooka lists the Physical Abnormality merit as 3-4 points, but all it really says for anything specific is that the Storyteller sets the cost.  (Of course, I'd understand if you thought the whole idea wasn't appropriate -- I could just take Wayfare instead.)</em><br/><br/>Sure, that sounds reasonable, but keep in mind that if you're seen by a mortal, chances are you're getting kicked into the Near Dreaming with some banalty for your trouble.<br/><br/><em>What's a Kinain? I take its a merit I'd be happy to take it. I assume its someone touched by fae blood or something. But it may freak her out seeing fairy folk running around, of course she could take a flaw for an addiction to drugs might help explain matters.  Grin<br/>.</em><br/><br/>I would like to keep things simple. A 4-point merit that shields you from the mists and lets you be enchanted easier could cover it. Maybe the ability to perchase Glamour and Arts, or pick up a Fae-themed Sorcery path. You could also be a standard Cultist in a mage's circle, if you want to jump right into the Weirdness.