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About Guillaume Roy-Côté, Aquarelle

PLAYBOOK: The Delinquent
REAL NAME/HERO NAME: Guillaume (Gui) Roy-Côté/Aquarelle
LOOK: man, white, brown hair, laughing blue eyes, medium height, casual clothing with no brands, plain white costume with a hood, brightly coloured skin
ABILITY:
>> Illusions.
BACKSTORY:
How did you get your powers? Probably from one of his parents? Gui is adopted and his fathers for sure to do encourage him on searching for them. Nothing good will come of it, they say. Merde, they are probably right.
What do you do for fun? Crowds can be quite overwhelming for him, so to have some fun Gui prefers to hang out just with a couple people at once. He isn't picky and likes to experience different things. He likes to amuse people with his illusions by animating scenes from stories, specially those that have no movie/series adaptations. When alone, he reads and play some games.
Who, outside the team, thinks better of you than you do? Probably Mrs. Greene, owner of a small bookstore in downtown Halcyon. Gui goes there twice per month to animate some stories that she reads for children. The old lady keeps telling him, wrongly, how he is such a gentleman and how he should meet her 'rebel' granddaughter to put her on a 'straight' path. Until now, she never managed to set up a meeting.
Why do you try to be a hero? "All who do evil hate the light and refuse to go near it for fear their sins will be exposed. But those who do what is right come to the light so others can see that they are doing what God wants." - John 3:20-21
Why do you care about the team?

TEAM MOVES
>> When you share a triumphant celebration with someone, ask them if they think you’re cool. If they say yes, give them Influence and take Influence over them. If they say no, mark a condition or spurn them immediately. If they’re a teammate, then either way, add a Team to the pool.
>> When you share a vulnerability or weakness with someone, give them Influence over you, and ask them who they’d like you to be. Mark potential if you show them that person. If they’re a teammate, add a Team to the pool no matter what.

MOVES
>> Are you watching closely?: When you mislead, distract, or trick someone, roll + Superior. On a hit, they are fooled, at least for a moment. On a 10+, choose three. On a 7-9, choose two.
- you get an opportunity
- you expose a weakness or flaw
- you confuse them for some time
- you avoid further entanglement
On a miss, you’re hopelessly embroiled in it and under pressure; mark a condition.
>> Mary Contrary: When someone tries to pierce your mask, comfort or support you, or provoke you, you can interfere. Roll + Superior. On a hit, they take a -2 on their roll. On a 10+, you also take Influence over them or clear a condition. On a miss, they get a 10+ no matter what they rolled and you mark a condition of their choice.
>> Team? What team?: When you use Team selfishly, clear a condition or mark potential. The first time in a session that you use Team to help a teammate, take +1 forward

EGO
You swing between acting selfish and being a committed member of the team. You bounce back and forth over this line, over and over, but ultimately you're part of the team for a reason—you want to be here!

If you have no influence over any other PC, you cannot spend team selfishly.

If you have influence over each other PC, when you enter battle against a dangerous foe as a team, add one extra Team to the pool. Your rolls cannot be teamed unless you spend team selfishly. When you spend team selfishly, you gain +2 on the roll, you may shift one Label up and another down, and you lose Influence over one PC.