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Bonds seem to be more than just a liability, these are the things that are important to a character, and given the very correspondence driven nature of the Nobilis cosmology would see to be a strength.

How is the strength aspect of Bonds represented in the rules? Is this a good area to house rule?

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Bond are a liability to a Noble. They are an example of signaling to the referee, "I think it would be cool to play with this". I think for a lot of groups out there are in fact ignore them. My players did not like them and I generally did not use them much. Once I started to role-play a lot with there Anchors there had to spend Bond points on them.

I did a sequence of adventures using the Nobles' Anchor called Janus, which I did run as a Heroic level fantasy game.

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