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#No

No

In fact, given the sorts of common personalities Avatars are described to have, it's highly unlikely that many humans can be fully in tune with them. Furthermore, many STs GM games where the one of the major themes is the struggle between an Avatar pulling in one direction, and the mage wanting to go in a different one - it's a very fruitful soil for plots and drama.

Finally, perhaps one of the more drastic examples of mismatches are the Technocrats and their Avatars. Surely you would never expect near-eternal Avatars to have personalities anywhere near similar to those of Technocrat characters?

#No

In fact, given the sorts of common personalities Avatars are described to have, it's highly unlikely that many humans can be fully in tune with them. Furthermore, many STs GM games where the one of the major themes is the struggle between an Avatar pulling in one direction, and the mage wanting to go in a different one - it's a very fruitful soil for plots and drama.

Finally, perhaps one of the more drastic examples of mismatches are the Technocrats and their Avatars. Surely you would never expect near-eternal Avatars to have personalities anywhere near similar to those of Technocrat characters?

No

In fact, given the sorts of common personalities Avatars are described to have, it's highly unlikely that many humans can be fully in tune with them. Furthermore, many STs GM games where the one of the major themes is the struggle between an Avatar pulling in one direction, and the mage wanting to go in a different one - it's a very fruitful soil for plots and drama.

Finally, perhaps one of the more drastic examples of mismatches are the Technocrats and their Avatars. Surely you would never expect near-eternal Avatars to have personalities anywhere near similar to those of Technocrat characters?

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#No

In fact, given the sorts of common personalities Avatars are described to have, it's highly unlikely that many humans can be fully in tune with them. Furthermore, many STs GM games where the one of the major themes is the struggle between an Avatar pulling in one direction, and the mage wanting to go in a different one - it's a very fruitful soil for plots and drama.

Finally, perhaps one of the more drastic examples of mismatches are the Technocrats and their Avatars. Surely you would never expect near-eternal Avatars to have personalities anywhere near similar to those of Technocrat characters?