IN> Kyriotates of the Sword

[Jon Lang]

William Keith wrote:
> Better yet from
> the drama point of view, Remnants with Roles "settle in" to the Role; the
> Kyriotate would remember living the cop's life and believe itself to be the
> cop!  Imagine if your ghost came to you right now and said that *you weren't
> you*...

:nod: Indeed, that's exactly how I picture the opening scene ending.

What's more, there's the question of what happened between the ghost's
death and the Kyriotate's death.  If the ghost and the Kyrio had a
working relationship before the Kyrio became a Remnant, the ghost will
know more about the Remnant and its capabilities than the Remnant
does.

> You almost never see Kyriotate Remnants; it will have no Resonance to speak
> of, no Choir Attunement.  It might have Hunt, which would manifest
> perceptually.  So no blatant supernatural abilities, except that he ends up
> not having to eat or sleep if pushed, but he could still think he needs it.

The guy who turned him into a Remnant would almost certainly be a
subject of his Hunt.

Scabbard (from Superiors 1) might be interesting, especially if he
stowed away a gun in it before being turned into a Remnant; he'd be
packing, but wouldn't realize it.  Likewise, he might have Purity of
Purpose, which would be handy if he's called upon to help organize a
Neighborhood Watch.  As well, he _does_ still have Essence, and can
still spent it instinctively; so Songs and Relics aren't entirely out
of the question, though their use would probably be unreliable.

-- 
Jonathan "Dataweaver" Lang