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	Sometimes the Prince appears in the guise of the Artisan. In this role she appears mature, calm and confident, dressed simply but richly in dark browns and greens. The character is calm, measured and well-spoken; she represents confidence in oneself and mastery of one's life and one's abilities. She is a regular character in rituals that deal with enchanted or special items - she might be used in a ritual such as [[Mark of Ownership]].		Sometimes the Prince appears in the guise of the Artisan. In this role she appears mature, calm and confident, dressed simply but richly in dark browns and greens. The character is calm, measured and well-spoken; she represents confidence in oneself and mastery of one's life and one's abilities. She is a regular character in rituals that deal with enchanted or special items - she might be used in a ritual such as [[Mark of Ownership]].

	She also represents maturity and fulfilled potential, and may be used in rituals where one character gives skills or abilities directly to another (such as [[Illuminate the Higher Mind]] or [[Secrets of ~~Skillful~~ Artifice]].		She also represents maturity and fulfilled potential, and may be used in rituals where one character gives skills or abilities directly to another (such as [[Illuminate the Higher Mind]] or [[Secrets of Skilful Artifice]].

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Rafferty: /* The Hoarder */

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The Hoarder

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	She also represents maturity and fulfilled potential, and may be used in rituals where one character gives skills or abilities directly to another (such as [[Illuminate the Higher Mind]] or [[Secrets of Skillful Artifice]].		She also represents maturity and fulfilled potential, and may be used in rituals where one character gives skills or abilities directly to another (such as [[Illuminate the Higher Mind]] or [[Secrets of Skillful Artifice]].

	~~====The Hoarder====~~
	A dark reflection of the prince, almost always dressed in black, often worn and dusty, the hoarder is a greedy and grasping villain, desperate to take what the heroes value most without paying a fair price. He is deceitful and sly, and continually strives to strike a bargain to his best advantage - if the Persona is placed in a position where they require the hoarder's help (often in the form of coin) they always lose on the deal. This can be a role taken by the target of a curse, or sometimes the source of a negative effect.



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Hastur: /* The Hoarder */

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The Hoarder

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	She also represents maturity and fulfilled potential, and may be used in rituals where one character gives skills or abilities directly to another (such as [[Illuminate the Higher Mind]] or [[Secrets of Skillful Artifice]].		She also represents maturity and fulfilled potential, and may be used in rituals where one character gives skills or abilities directly to another (such as [[Illuminate the Higher Mind]] or [[Secrets of Skillful Artifice]].

	====The ~~Miser~~====		====The Hoarder====
	A dark reflection of the prince, almost always dressed in black, often worn and dusty, the ~~miser~~ is a greedy and grasping villain, desperate to take what the heroes value most without paying a fair price. He is deceitful and sly, and continually strives to strike a bargain to his best advantage - if the Persona is placed in a position where they require the ~~miser~~'s help (often in the form of coin) they always lose on the deal. This can be a role taken by the target of a curse, or sometimes the source of a negative effect.		A dark reflection of the prince, almost always dressed in black, often worn and dusty, the hoarder is a greedy and grasping villain, desperate to take what the heroes value most without paying a fair price. He is deceitful and sly, and continually strives to strike a bargain to his best advantage - if the Persona is placed in a position where they require the hoarder's help (often in the form of coin) they always lose on the deal. This can be a role taken by the target of a curse, or sometimes the source of a negative effect.



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

Rafferty: /* The Artisan */

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The Artisan

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	===Minor Roles===		===Minor Roles===
	====The Artisan====		====The Artisan====
	Sometimes the Prince appears in the guise of the Artisan. In this role she appears mature, calm and confident, dressed simply but richly in dark browns and greens. The character is calm, measured and well-spoken; she represents confidence in oneself and mastery of one's life and one's abilities. She is a regular character in rituals that deal with enchanted or special items - she might be used in a ritual such as ~~[[Maker's Mark]] or~~ [[Mark of Ownership]].		Sometimes the Prince appears in the guise of the Artisan. In this role she appears mature, calm and confident, dressed simply but richly in dark browns and greens. The character is calm, measured and well-spoken; she represents confidence in oneself and mastery of one's life and one's abilities. She is a regular character in rituals that deal with enchanted or special items - she might be used in a ritual such as [[Mark of Ownership]].

	She also represents maturity and fulfilled potential, and may be used in rituals where one character gives skills or abilities directly to another (such as [[Illuminate the Higher Mind]] or [[Secrets of Skillful Artifice]].		She also represents maturity and fulfilled potential, and may be used in rituals where one character gives skills or abilities directly to another (such as [[Illuminate the Higher Mind]] or [[Secrets of Skillful Artifice]].

	====The Miser====		====The Miser====

Dre at 12:28, 3 February 2018

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Rafferty at 14:37, 6 February 2017

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	* ''Vassa'' – used for magic that enchants or grants strength, or that affects many people		* ''Vassa'' – used for magic that enchants or grants strength, or that affects many people
	* ''Gancio'' – used in magic that promotes wisdom or that places bounaries or wards		* ''Gancio'' – used in magic that promotes wisdom or that places bounaries or wards
	d* ''Couros'' – used in magic that punishes or destroys, or that teaches a harsh lesson		* ''Couros'' – used in magic that punishes or destroys, or that teaches a harsh lesson

	'''Trappings:''' She wears rich colours often decorated with gold, sometimes with a circlet or crown above her mask, and may carry a sceptre or a bag of coins. She almost always wears several rings.		'''Trappings:''' She wears rich colours often decorated with gold, sometimes with a circlet or crown above her mask, and may carry a sceptre or a bag of coins. She almost always wears several rings.

Rafferty: /* ====The Miser */

2017-02-06T14:37:34Z

====The Miser

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	She also represents maturity and fulflled potential, and may be used in rituals where one character gives skills or abilities directly to another (such as [[Illuminate the Higher Mind]] or [[Secrets of Skillful Artifice]].		She also represents maturity and fulflled potential, and may be used in rituals where one character gives skills or abilities directly to another (such as [[Illuminate the Higher Mind]] or [[Secrets of Skillful Artifice]].

	~~===~~=====The Miser====		=====The Miser====
	A dark reflection of the prince, almost always dressed in black, often worn and dusty, the miser is a greedy and grasping villain, desperate to take what the heroes value most without paying a fair price. He is deceitful and sly, and continually strives to strike a bargain to his best advantage - if the Persona is placed in a position where they require the miser's help (often in the form of coin) they always lose on the deal. This can be a role taken by the target of a curse, or sometimes the source of a negative effect.		A dark reflection of the prince, almost always dressed in black, often worn and dusty, the miser is a greedy and grasping villain, desperate to take what the heroes value most without paying a fair price. He is deceitful and sly, and continually strives to strike a bargain to his best advantage - if the Persona is placed in a position where they require the miser's help (often in the form of coin) they always lose on the deal. This can be a role taken by the target of a curse, or sometimes the source of a negative effect.

Rosemary at 10:17, 7 June 2016

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=BrokenMirror.jpg\|align=right\|title=The Prince often has power over other characters.\|caption=A wise Prince brings prosperity and happiness at the end of the play.\|width=350}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=BrokenMirror.jpg\|align=right\|title=The Prince often has power over other characters.\|caption=A wise Prince brings prosperity and happiness at the end of the play.\|width=350}}
	The prince is one of the [[Dramaturgy#The Personae\|personae]] used in [[dramaturgy]]. While the character is usually referred to as female, regardless of the gender of the thespian taking the role, within the narrative she may be of either ~~sex~~; often, as with many dramaturgical characters, the gender is irrelvant to the story as a whole to allow any ritualist to take the role.		The prince is one of the [[Dramaturgy#The Personae\|personae]] used in [[dramaturgy]]. While the character is usually referred to as female, regardless of the gender of the thespian taking the role, within the narrative she may be of either gender; often, as with many dramaturgical characters, the gender is irrelvant to the story as a whole to allow any ritualist to take the role.

	'''Character:''' The Prince is a powerful, dynamic figure, symbolising both material wealth and temporal power. She has authority, and she is unafraid to exert it. She is often involved in a conflict with another character, sometimes a military conflict with [[The Captain]], sometimes a conflict of philosophy with [[The Bishop]], or sometimes the foil for the intrigues of [[The Witch]] or [[The Mountebank]].		'''Character:''' The Prince is a powerful, dynamic figure, symbolising both material wealth and temporal power. She has authority, and she is unafraid to exert it. She is often involved in a conflict with another character, sometimes a military conflict with [[The Captain]], sometimes a conflict of philosophy with [[The Bishop]], or sometimes the foil for the intrigues of [[The Witch]] or [[The Mountebank]].

Rafferty at 11:56, 18 February 2015

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=BrokenMirror.jpg\|align=right\|title=The Prince often has power over other characters.\|caption=A wise ~~prince~~ brings prosperity and happiness.\|width=350}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=BrokenMirror.jpg\|align=right\|title=The Prince often has power over other characters.\|caption=A wise Prince brings prosperity and happiness at the end of the play.\|width=350}}
	The prince is one of the [[Dramaturgy#The Personae\|personae]] used in [[dramaturgy]]. While the character is usually referred to as female, regardless of the gender of the thespian taking the role, within the narrative she may be of either sex; often, as with many dramaturgical characters, the gender is irrelvant to the story as a whole to allow any ritualist to take the role.		The prince is one of the [[Dramaturgy#The Personae\|personae]] used in [[dramaturgy]]. While the character is usually referred to as female, regardless of the gender of the thespian taking the role, within the narrative she may be of either sex; often, as with many dramaturgical characters, the gender is irrelvant to the story as a whole to allow any ritualist to take the role.

Rafferty at 11:56, 18 February 2015

2015-02-18T11:56:22Z

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=BrokenMirror.jpg\|align=right\|title=The Prince often has power over other characters.\|caption=A wise prince brings prosperity and happiness.\|width=~~300~~}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=BrokenMirror.jpg\|align=right\|title=The Prince often has power over other characters.\|caption=A wise prince brings prosperity and happiness.\|width=350}}
	The prince is one of the [[Dramaturgy#The Personae\|personae]] used in [[dramaturgy]]. While the character is usually referred to as female, regardless of the gender of the thespian taking the role, within the narrative she may be of either sex; often, as with many dramaturgical characters, the gender is irrelvant to the story as a whole to allow any ritualist to take the role.		The prince is one of the [[Dramaturgy#The Personae\|personae]] used in [[dramaturgy]]. While the character is usually referred to as female, regardless of the gender of the thespian taking the role, within the narrative she may be of either sex; often, as with many dramaturgical characters, the gender is irrelvant to the story as a whole to allow any ritualist to take the role.

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=BrokenMirror.jpg\|align=right\|title=The Prince often has power over other characters.\|caption=A wise Prince brings prosperity and happiness at the end of the play.\|width=350}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=BrokenMirror.jpg\|align=right\|title=The Prince often has power over other characters.\|caption=A wise Prince brings prosperity and happiness at the end of the play.\|width=350}}
	The prince is one of the [[Dramaturgy#The Personae\|personae]] used in [[dramaturgy]]. While the character is usually referred to as female, regardless of the gender of the thespian taking the role, within the narrative she may be of either gender; often, as with many dramaturgical characters, the gender is ~~irrelvant~~ to the story as a whole to allow any ritualist to take the role.		The prince is one of the [[Dramaturgy#The Personae\|personae]] used in [[dramaturgy]]. While the character is usually referred to as female, regardless of the gender of the thespian taking the role, within the narrative she may be of either gender; often, as with many dramaturgical characters, the gender is irrelevant to the story as a whole to allow any ritualist to take the role.

	'''Character:''' The Prince is a powerful, dynamic figure, symbolising both material wealth and temporal power. She has authority, and she is unafraid to exert it. She is often involved in a conflict with another character, sometimes a military conflict with [[The Captain]], sometimes a conflict of philosophy with [[The Bishop]], or sometimes the foil for the intrigues of [[The Witch]] or [[The Mountebank]].		'''Character:''' The Prince is a powerful, dynamic figure, symbolising both material wealth and temporal power. She has authority, and she is unafraid to exert it. She is often involved in a conflict with another character, sometimes a military conflict with [[The Captain]], sometimes a conflict of philosophy with [[The Bishop]], or sometimes the foil for the intrigues of [[The Witch]] or [[The Mountebank]].
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	In street theatre, she is often a foolish figure who gives herself unearned airs and graces, and whose wealth is usually stolen or given away to another character, who profits greatly thereby.		In street theatre, she is often a foolish figure who gives herself unearned airs and graces, and whose wealth is usually stolen or given away to another character, who profits greatly thereby.

	'''Magical Associations:''' She is most obviously used in rituals where magic is used to create or influence wealth. She is also used in magic where her authority is relevant, such as oaths or wards, or even curses if she is presented with he ability to punish other characters. She can be used to represent the Senate, ~~the~~ Throne and the Empire as a whole. She is associated with the virtues of [[Ambition]], [[Prosperity]], [[Loyalty]] and [[Pride]].		'''Magical Associations:''' She is most obviously used in rituals where magic is used to create or influence wealth. She is also used in magic where her authority is relevant, such as oaths or wards, or even curses if she is presented with he ability to punish other characters. She can be used to represent the Senate, The Throne, and the Empire as a whole. She is associated with the virtues of [[Ambition]], [[Prosperity]], [[Loyalty]] and [[Pride]].

	'''Realms:''' The prince is associated with autumn (wealth, power) and winter (authority, oaths).		'''Realms:''' The prince is associated with autumn (wealth, power) and winter (authority, oaths).
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	* ''Scorrero'' – used for magic that encourages prosperity		* ''Scorrero'' – used for magic that encourages prosperity
	* ''Vassa'' – used for magic that enchants or grants strength, or that affects many people		* ''Vassa'' – used for magic that enchants or grants strength, or that affects many people
	* ''Gancio'' – used in magic that promotes wisdom or that places ~~bounaries~~ or wards		* ''Gancio'' – used in magic that promotes wisdom or that places boundaries or wards
	* ''Couros'' – used in magic that punishes or destroys, or that teaches a harsh lesson		* ''Couros'' – used in magic that punishes or destroys, or that teaches a harsh lesson

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	As with all personae, a troupe is likely to have a specific mask they use to portray the Prince.		As with all personae, a troupe is likely to have a specific mask they use to portray the Prince.

	'''Other Identities:''' She appears in roles that include authority and rulership, and often ~~reperesents~~ off-stage forces outside the remit of the play. She may be cast as a magistrate, a senator, or occasionally as the Emperor. In [[Dawn]] she is an [[Earl]], and in [[The Marches]] she is either a wise [[Steward]], or a cruel and capricious overlord who seeks to dominate others.		'''Other Identities:''' She appears in roles that include authority and rulership, and often represents off-stage forces outside the remit of the play. She may be cast as a magistrate, a senator, or occasionally as the Emperor. In [[Dawn]] she is an [[Earl]], and in [[The Marches]] she is either a wise [[Steward]], or a cruel and capricious overlord who seeks to dominate others.

	===Minor Roles===		===Minor Roles===
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	Sometimes the Prince appears in the guise of the Artisan. In this role she appears mature, calm and confident, dressed simply but richly in dark browns and greens. The character is calm, measured and well-spoken; she represents confidence in oneself and mastery of one's life and one's abilities. She is a regular character in rituals that deal with enchanted or special items - she might be used in a ritual such as [[Maker's Mark]] or [[Mark of Ownership]].		Sometimes the Prince appears in the guise of the Artisan. In this role she appears mature, calm and confident, dressed simply but richly in dark browns and greens. The character is calm, measured and well-spoken; she represents confidence in oneself and mastery of one's life and one's abilities. She is a regular character in rituals that deal with enchanted or special items - she might be used in a ritual such as [[Maker's Mark]] or [[Mark of Ownership]].

	She also represents maturity and ~~fulflled~~ potential, and may be used in rituals where one character gives skills or abilities directly to another (such as [[Illuminate the Higher Mind]] or [[Secrets of Skillful Artifice]].		She also represents maturity and fulfilled potential, and may be used in rituals where one character gives skills or abilities directly to another (such as [[Illuminate the Higher Mind]] or [[Secrets of Skillful Artifice]].

	=====The Miser====		====The Miser====
	A dark reflection of the prince, almost always dressed in black, often worn and dusty, the miser is a greedy and grasping villain, desperate to take what the heroes value most without paying a fair price. He is deceitful and sly, and continually strives to strike a bargain to his best advantage - if the Persona is placed in a position where they require the miser's help (often in the form of coin) they always lose on the deal. This can be a role taken by the target of a curse, or sometimes the source of a negative effect.		A dark reflection of the prince, almost always dressed in black, often worn and dusty, the miser is a greedy and grasping villain, desperate to take what the heroes value most without paying a fair price. He is deceitful and sly, and continually strives to strike a bargain to his best advantage - if the Persona is placed in a position where they require the miser's help (often in the form of coin) they always lose on the deal. This can be a role taken by the target of a curse, or sometimes the source of a negative effect.