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Victor Kall
- Origin Humans
- Class Mage
- Kit Monk
- Culture Muraian
- Faction
- Ethos Benefactor
Mighty +4
Deft +3
Smart +5
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Fate Points
Abilities
You may distribute 11 points to your attributes upon character creation, but if you do, you start with 1 fewer skill.
As a reaction, you may make a spell check using Smart to dispel the magic of your enemies (per the spell Dispel Magic) if you have not already acted in the round. Additionally, you may absorb their spell before its targets are affected by the magic as long as your opponent is visible to you. To absorb an opponent’s magic, you must spend MP equal to the MP your opponent spent to cast the spell. As long as you have MP (and at the GM's discretion), you can create minor, illusory cantrips related to your maleficence. Such cantrips are instantaneous and harmless, and cannot duplicate the effects of any other spells.
Once you were the student; now you are the master. You may make unarmed attacks against any number of targets in an encounter space, dividing your damage as you wish among those you hit. If you roll a natural 5 or a 6 when making an attack, you are entitled to an unarmed attack roll as a bonus action on your turn. Each time you make an attack in this way, you may move adjacent to your opponent, independent of how far you can move in the round. Furthermore, you are not subject to attacks of opportunity when you use this ability. As long as you have MP, you are immune to mundane disease and poison.
Equipment
Weapons
Brass Knuckles +6
Hand-to-Hand
Bare Fists or Feet +6
Hand-to-Hand
Armor
Leather
Light
Magic
Maleficence
Force
Sorcery +7
The victim is stunned until after their next action. (They may only act to defend themselves.)
Spells
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Enchant Weapon
Enchantment +7
You may bestow an enchantment on any number of weapons you touch. Decide how much MP you wish to invest across the weapons you touch. Each weapon gets a +1 to damage and to hit, per MP spent (up to a maximum of +2 per weapon).
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Fear
Illusion +7
Your maleficence manifests as an illusion that induces fear and panic in your targets. Each round the spell is in effect, your targets must make a spell check or else become frightened and flee from you in terror. While frightened of you, you receive advantage in all actions against them. If they are unable to flee, they may be compelled to speak the truth or do your bidding. You must concentrate on the working of the spell, or else your targets will no longer fear you.
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Haste & Slow
Time +7
You shape your maleficence into a temporal whiplash that affects a number of targets equal to the MP you spend in the area of effect. If slowed, victims always act last, move at 1/2 their movement rate (a personal space rather than a melee space), and make Deft checks at disadvantage. If hasted, targets act before those who are not hasted, move at twice their movement rate (an encounter space rather than a melee space), and make Deft checks at advantage.
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Magic Armor
Abjuration +7
You shape your maleficence into a weightless suit of armor. Its armor class is equal to 1 per 2 MP you spend, and it confers no magic penalty, regardless of its class. This armor protects you or your target as would any ordinary armor, and is destroyed when the spell ends. (This spell is incompatible with targets already equipped with armor, magical or mundane.)
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Magic Shield
Abjuration +7
You shape your maleficence into a protective shield. In any given round, you may shield yourself or any single target you choose, conferring a defense bonus equal to the MP expended to cast the spell, up to +3. The shield may also be used to absorb a point of damage for each point of defense it grants against a single target, but is dispelled when the MP invested into it is depleted in this way. This spell can be cast as a reaction if you have not already acted in the round.
Maleficence
Force
Sorcery +7
The victim is stunned until after their next action. (They may only act to defend themselves.)
Stances
Focus
Empty Hand Technique
Combat
Your training in the empty hand technique mixes mystical insight with physical form. When you successfully attack an opponent with an unarmed attack, choose a weapon class you're skilled in and you may add its damage to the attack roll. It costs 1 MP per point in difference between your normal unarmed damage and the damage of the weapon class you adopt. In addition, your bare hands function as magical weapons. You can't benefit from this stance while casting spells.
Known Stances
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Empty Hand Technique
Passive
Your training in the empty hand technique mixes mystical insight with physical form. When you successfully attack an opponent with an unarmed attack, choose a weapon class you're skilled in and you may add its damage to the attack roll. It costs 1 MP per point in difference between your normal unarmed damage and the damage of the weapon class you adopt. In addition, your bare hands function as magical weapons. You can't benefit from this stance while casting spells.
Focus
Empty Hand Technique
Combat
Your training in the empty hand technique mixes mystical insight with physical form. When you successfully attack an opponent with an unarmed attack, choose a weapon class you're skilled in and you may add its damage to the attack roll. It costs 1 MP per point in difference between your normal unarmed damage and the damage of the weapon class you adopt. In addition, your bare hands function as magical weapons. You can't benefit from this stance while casting spells.
Inventory
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Choose a Weapon
Knockout
In lieu of dealing damage, you force your opponent to make a Mighty check vs. your attack roll, or fall unconscious until the end of their next turn. They receive a bonus to their check equal to the difference in level between yours and theirs.
Stun
In lieu of dealing damage, you force your opponent to make a Mighty check vs your attack roll or be stunned until after their next action.
Choose an Armor
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Notes
Quest Log
Theta bot Sharp as a Thorn
A sorrowful betrayal – had an apprentice before Orthos and wanted access to the vault and fought him to save the master.
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