Revenge? (OOC)

[ref] that's creepy.

One wonders if one needs to check Circe for such forced-calming as well, her freaking out and causing a fuss can't be good for business...

Wentworth did not mention it, so we will need to see if he covered for you with your Dark Patron. Else you could end up in trouble for blabbing about the supernatural to people who are not equipped to deal with it.

Fair enough.
Could be, though we still have to honour the mechanics of how the Dark Patron works, acting against their ways could get you into trouble... but possibly this is part of Wentworth's plan? To use you as a scapegoat if it comes to it? We shall see.
Yes, I can already see how it could be an issue tonight, when Viv does not find your new, flat aspect as appealing...

It can be weird to play two characters interacting with each other in a scene, so I may pilot Circe a bit more when you all get to the condo, but we can share the NPCs, and what you did with Circe was great, feel free to continue as appropriate.

Yes, I saw that.
You can't take anything that is tied to another Feature, (like The Devil Inside from the Tainted, since you don't have a Demon Form for it to trigger).
Two points:

First, it is good manners to ask the player playing that Playbook before taking Moves from their Playbook. If it is a core feature of the Playbook, ask twice. :)

Second, if you can make it make sense in the fiction, then taking that would be allowed, but that can be hard with such Moves. Eternal Hunger implies all sorts of physiological changes, but, by the rules, it can be taken.
I can't comment on that one, I have not looked at it. If it is important I can take a look. Else apply the above treatment to the Move. It must be a 'Move', though, listed under the Playbook Moves section.

Understood. I used it thusly too. :)

As you say, it would require a heavy justification in the narrative, and that vampire core Move makes you some sort of monster that feeds off others to stay alive, it is not just the healing, it is also the driving Hunger, so you are not exactly human anymore. Not sure how this would be different to being a vampire, but it could make you a vampire with Relationships? You would be a vampire using the Aware playbook, it may not hold and you may end up slipping into full vampire over time, losing those relationships and gaining corruption... but this is all narrative, in-fiction stuff, and not addressed by the mechanics.

You can (hypothetically) do it, it will cost you.
That looks pretty easy to take, but, as with Persephone's experience, dying and coming back will change you, I am not sure how long you could reasonably stay The Aware once that starts happening, so it may be more reasonable to change to that Playbook, or need to do so at some point? Maybe only a century from now, but the game's timeframe will dictate how much it affects you, how often you die and come back will also affect you. Mechanically the Move changes you, too.

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By the rules you are allowed to take those core Moves, they are 'Moves in another Playbook'.
Taking a Move from a Playbook in play comes with a conversation with the player playing them.
Taking a Move from Playbook that is not in the book comes with a conversation about whether that playbooks is part of the game. Assume they are not unless the GM says they are.
The GM might also 'limit the field', only allowing certain Playbooks. This is common practice when the GM wants to shape the game. We ended up with soft restrictions on The Fae and The Wolf, but only because they got entwined in the story due to initial player choices.

If they let you... :)

@Drgwen: I assume we are saying your 6 means you do not know who Elliot is?

When Benji awakes he can tell you, else Henry can give you his view on the subject.

It is completely up to you if you stay awake or sleep. I don't have anything planned, it just seemed like the logical next step. :)

No need to roll unless you want to.

If you sleep, I will ask you what you dream... it could be important... or, if we want, you can dream tonight for simial effect... I did not know this until I wrote it right now, so don't read too much into it. :)

Yes, that makes sense.

How do we think Wentorth will feel about 'being given instructions' to acquire out of the ordinary victuals? [ref].

One assumes, if he does provide, it will cost you, you will owe him a Debt... and Benji will then Owe you a Debt... and so the wheel turns...

It’s fine with me!