Notes

Rogue of Doom: One who Invites Theft of Doom or one who Invites Theft through Doom

Rogues have problems coping with their Aspect or their supposed lack of it. They think they can’t actually handle it, causing them to give it up too easily. Their challenge is to come to terms with their Aspect and own it

A Rogue of Doom has trouble coping with obligations, responsibilities, rules and limits, either thinking they don’t have enough structure in their lives or they have too much and can’t handle it/don’t deserve it. They have trouble coping with a lack of acceptance from others. They might even feel repulsive, unnecessary and generally pessimistic about things. They might have a hard time just accepting what is futile or if something is really necessary.

They might feel trapped by arbitrary rules and limits and might even try to foist their responsibilities and obligations onto others to escape them. They at first try to avoid what needs to be done or what must happen. Like all Rogues, they mistakenly start out believing they not worthy of their Aspect or they can’t handle it. They might even literally avoid bombs, fire or machines, either being too scared of them or thinking they can’t handle them. A Rogue of Doom would start rising to their challenge when they start taking Doom for themselves instead of giving it up. They would come to terms with that was truly necessary and futile to change.

They would accept the responsibilities and and obligations put upon them with grace. They would respect the rules and limits that surround them. Instead of running away and letting others deal with their Aspect they would stand up with it, take it for themselves and use it. When fully risen to their challenge, they would even take up other’s obligations and responsibilities or even their sacrifices, sacrificing themselves in the process. When at the beginning they might seem weak and selfish, if they rise to their challenge, they will become stronger and become one of the most selfless classpects.