The Cloak - Revision history

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	'''Meanings:''' The Cloak represents the donning of a role, such as a mantle of authority, and also disguise and concealment. it also represents defence, or defensive qualities; in some cases it is replaced with armour, and in [[Dawn]] it is often a favour, rather than a cloak, and is used extensively to enhance and support.		'''Meanings:''' The Cloak represents the donning of a role, such as a mantle of authority, and also disguise and concealment. it also represents defence, or defensive qualities; in some cases it is replaced with armour, and in [[Dawn]] it is often a favour, rather than a cloak, and is used extensively to enhance and support.

	When worn by [[The Captain]], the cloak explicitly represents defence (it is often carried in his off-hand for a duel, for example) and for rituals that grand [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]] or [[Combat skills#Fortitude\|fortitude]]. For [[The Prince]], it stands for secular authority, command of others, and sometimes used with rituals that summon supernatural troops.. On [[The Bishop]] it represents religious authority, most obviously with rituals such as [[Mantle of the Golden Orator]] or [[Chasuble of Majesty]]. For [[The Doctor]] it means comfort and protection when given to another, or the authority to deliver punishment or [[curse\|curses]]. With [[The Witch]] it represents transformation, disguise or occasionally magic that misdirects. For [[The Mountebank]] it signifies subterfuge, deception or concealment; it is often used to steal or hide another instrument or character		When worn by [[The Captain]], the cloak explicitly represents defence (it is often carried in his off-hand for a duel, for example) and for rituals that grand [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]] or [[Combat skills#Fortitude\|fortitude]]. For [[The Prince]], it stands for secular authority, command of others, and sometimes used with rituals that summon supernatural troops. On [[The Bishop]] it represents religious authority, most obviously with rituals such as [[Mantle of the Golden Orator]] or [[Chasuble of Majesty]]. For [[The Doctor]] it means comfort and protection when given to another, or the authority to deliver punishment or [[curse\|curses]]. With [[The Witch]] it represents transformation, disguise or occasionally magic that misdirects. For [[The Mountebank]] it signifies subterfuge, deception or concealment; it is often used to steal or hide another instrument or character

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Rafferty at 21:39, 8 February 2016

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=TheCloak.jpg\|caption=~~The cloak represents disguise, and the donning of a role.~~\|align=left\|width=500}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=TheCloak.jpg\|caption="Have you ever been to Mestra?"\|align=left\|width=500}}
	The cloak is one of the [[Dramaturgy#The Instruments\|instruments]] of [[dramaturgy]]. As such it often represents the method used in a magical ritual. A troupe will often have a specific prop that they use for the cloak whenever it appears, and may in time come to treat the inanimate object a little like a member of the cast.		The cloak is one of the [[Dramaturgy#The Instruments\|instruments]] of [[dramaturgy]]. As such it often represents the method used in a magical ritual. A troupe will often have a specific prop that they use for the cloak whenever it appears, and may in time come to treat the inanimate object a little like a member of the cast.

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			{{CaptionedImage\|file=TheCloak.jpg\|caption=The cloak represents disguise, and the donning of a role.\|align=left\|width=500}}
	The cloak is one of the [[Dramaturgy#The Instruments\|instruments]] of [[dramaturgy]]. As such it often represents the method used in a magical ritual. A troupe will often have a specific prop that they use for the cloak whenever it appears, and may in time come to treat the inanimate object a little like a member of the cast.		The cloak is one of the [[Dramaturgy#The Instruments\|instruments]] of [[dramaturgy]]. As such it often represents the method used in a magical ritual. A troupe will often have a specific prop that they use for the cloak whenever it appears, and may in time come to treat the inanimate object a little like a member of the cast.

Dre at 14:34, 18 September 2015

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	The cloak is one of the [[Dramaturgy#The Instruments\|instruments]] or [[dramaturgy]]. As such it often represents the method used in a magical ritual. A troupe will often have a specific prop that they use for the ~~cup~~ whenever it appears, and may in time come to treat the inanimate object a little like a member of the cast.		The cloak is one of the [[Dramaturgy#The Instruments\|instruments]] of [[dramaturgy]]. As such it often represents the method used in a magical ritual. A troupe will often have a specific prop that they use for the cloak whenever it appears, and may in time come to treat the inanimate object a little like a member of the cast.

	'''~~Appearence~~:''' Often a dark coloured or plain garment with a vivid and contrasting lining, the Cloak can add a great deal of drama as it is donned and discarded by various characters. It can be distinguished from the other costumes by the ceremony with which it is handled, and the part it plays in the drama. It is the key instrument in tales of mistaken identity, subterfuge and deceit.		'''Appearance:''' Often a dark coloured or plain garment with a vivid and contrasting lining, the Cloak can add a great deal of drama as it is donned and discarded by various characters. It can be distinguished from the other costumes by the ceremony with which it is handled, and the part it plays in the drama. It is the key instrument in tales of mistaken identity, subterfuge and deceit.

	'''Meanings:''' The Cloak represents the donning of a role, such as a mantle of authority, and also disguise and concealment. it also represents defence, or defensive qualities; in some cases it is replaced with armour, and in [[Dawn]] it is often a favour, rather than a cloak, and is used extensively to enhance and support.		'''Meanings:''' The Cloak represents the donning of a role, such as a mantle of authority, and also disguise and concealment. it also represents defence, or defensive qualities; in some cases it is replaced with armour, and in [[Dawn]] it is often a favour, rather than a cloak, and is used extensively to enhance and support.

Rafferty at 15:51, 21 March 2013

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	'''Meanings:''' The Cloak represents the donning of a role, such as a mantle of authority, and also disguise and concealment. it also represents defence, or defensive qualities; in some cases it is replaced with armour, and in [[Dawn]] it is often a favour, rather than a cloak, and is used extensively to enhance and support.		'''Meanings:''' The Cloak represents the donning of a role, such as a mantle of authority, and also disguise and concealment. it also represents defence, or defensive qualities; in some cases it is replaced with armour, and in [[Dawn]] it is often a favour, rather than a cloak, and is used extensively to enhance and support.

	When worn by [[The Captain]], the cloak explicitly represents defence (it is often carried in his off-hand for a duel, for example) and for rituals that grand [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]] or [[Combat skills#Fortitude\|fortitude]]. For [[The Prince]], it stands for secular authority, command of others, and sometimes used with rituals that summon supernatural troops.. On [[The Bishop]] it represents religious authority, most obviously with rituals such as [[Mantle of the Golden Orator]] or [[~~Chausable~~ of Majesty]]~~. For [[The Mountebank]] it signifies subterfuge, deception or concealment~~. For [[The Doctor]] it means comfort and protection when given to another, or the authority to deliver punishment or [[curse\|curses]]. With [[The Witch]] it represents transformation, disguise or occasionally magic that misdirects.		When worn by [[The Captain]], the cloak explicitly represents defence (it is often carried in his off-hand for a duel, for example) and for rituals that grand [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]] or [[Combat skills#Fortitude\|fortitude]]. For [[The Prince]], it stands for secular authority, command of others, and sometimes used with rituals that summon supernatural troops.. On [[The Bishop]] it represents religious authority, most obviously with rituals such as [[Mantle of the Golden Orator]] or [[Chasuble of Majesty]]. For [[The Doctor]] it means comfort and protection when given to another, or the authority to deliver punishment or [[curse\|curses]]. With [[The Witch]] it represents transformation, disguise or occasionally magic that misdirects. For [[The Mountebank]] it signifies subterfuge, deception or concealment; it is often used to steal or hide another instrument or character

	[[Category:Dramaturgy]]		[[Category:Dramaturgy]]

Rafferty at 15:50, 21 March 2013

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	'''Meanings:''' The Cloak represents the donning of a role, such as a mantle of authority, and also disguise and concealment. it also represents defence, or defensive qualities; in some cases it is replaced with armour, and in [[Dawn]] it is often a favour, rather than a cloak, and is used extensively to enhance and support.		'''Meanings:''' The Cloak represents the donning of a role, such as a mantle of authority, and also disguise and concealment. it also represents defence, or defensive qualities; in some cases it is replaced with armour, and in [[Dawn]] it is often a favour, rather than a cloak, and is used extensively to enhance and support.

	When worn by [[The Captain]], the cloak explicitly represents defence (it is often carried in his off-hand for a duel, for example) and for rituals that grand [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]] or [[Combat skills#Fortitude\|fortitude]]. For [[The Prince]], it stands for secular authority, command of others, and sometimes used with rituals that summon supernatural troops.. On [[The Bishop]] it represents religious authority, most obviously with rituals such as [[Mantle of the Golden Orator]] or [[~~Mantle~~ of Majesty]]. For [[The Mountebank]] it signifies subterfuge, deception or concealment. For [[The Doctor]] it means comfort and protection when given to another, or the authority to deliver punishment or [[curse\|curses]]. With [[The Witch]] it represents transformation, disguise or occasionally magic that misdirects.		When worn by [[The Captain]], the cloak explicitly represents defence (it is often carried in his off-hand for a duel, for example) and for rituals that grand [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]] or [[Combat skills#Fortitude\|fortitude]]. For [[The Prince]], it stands for secular authority, command of others, and sometimes used with rituals that summon supernatural troops.. On [[The Bishop]] it represents religious authority, most obviously with rituals such as [[Mantle of the Golden Orator]] or [[Chausable of Majesty]]. For [[The Mountebank]] it signifies subterfuge, deception or concealment. For [[The Doctor]] it means comfort and protection when given to another, or the authority to deliver punishment or [[curse\|curses]]. With [[The Witch]] it represents transformation, disguise or occasionally magic that misdirects.

	[[Category:Dramaturgy]]		[[Category:Dramaturgy]]

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The cloak is one of the [[Dramaturgy#The Instruments|instruments]] or [[dramaturgy]]. As such it often represents the method used in a magical ritual. A troupe will often have a specific prop that they use for the cup whenever it appears, and may in time come to treat the inanimate object a little like a member of the cast.

'''Appearence:''' Often a dark coloured or plain garment with a vivid and contrasting lining, the Cloak can add a great deal of drama as it is donned and discarded by various characters. It can be distinguished from the other costumes by the ceremony with which it is handled, and the part it plays in the drama. It is the key instrument in tales of mistaken identity, subterfuge and deceit.

'''Meanings:''' The Cloak represents the donning of a role, such as a mantle of authority, and also disguise and concealment. it also represents defence, or defensive qualities; in some cases it is replaced with armour, and in [[Dawn]] it is often a favour, rather than a cloak, and is used extensively to enhance and support.

When worn by [[The Captain]], the cloak explicitly represents defence (it is often carried in his off-hand for a duel, for example) and for rituals that grand [[Combat skills#Endurance|endurance]] or [[Combat skills#Fortitude|fortitude]]. For [[The Prince]], it stands for secular authority, command of others, and sometimes used with rituals that summon supernatural troops.. On [[The Bishop]] it represents religious authority, most obviously with rituals such as [[Mantle of the Golden Orator]] or [[Mantle of Majesty]]. For [[The Mountebank]] it signifies subterfuge, deception or concealment. For [[The Doctor]] it means comfort and protection when given to another, or the authority to deliver punishment or [[curse|curses]]. With [[The Witch]] it represents transformation, disguise or occasionally magic that misdirects.

[[Category:Dramaturgy]]