Improving · plays vain
Play poker against Dorian Gray
the eternally youthful hedonist of Wilde's novel
At the table
Across a session, Dorian plays beautiful and reckless; gambles like there are no consequences, because for him there never are. Like every opponent in Feltbound, they read how you bet and bend their game toward your leaks — and the longer you sit, the sharper that read gets.
What they’ll say to you
- “I never pay a price. Someone else does.”
- “Youth, beauty, and a bottomless line of credit.”
- “Consequences are so dreadfully boring.”
- “All in. I'll look the same tomorrow.”