Archetypes
Reginald "Regrets" Gretskov
I'm too old for this shit...
- Origin Strongmen
- Class Paladin
- Kit Maverick
- Culture
- Faction
- Ethos Esurient
Mighty +7
Deft +2
Smart +2
Defense
Armor Points
Hit Points
Wounds
Initiative
Mana Points
Fate Points
Abilities
You start with +3 HP and recover 1 extra HP when you rest. You have disadvantage on Smart.
Choose a maleficence. Your maleficence may only be used as follows: as a bonus action, you may apply the peril of your maleficence to an attack with your weapon and its damage for 1 MP. For 3 MP, you may convert your maleficence into healing energy that recovers 1d6 HP to any target you touch. A paladin's maleficence is not subject to magic penalties conferred by armor or shields.
You are a rebel with a cause, training against the grain to overcome the limitations of your origins. When making attribute checks that involve mundane physical skill, you may negate any disadvantage conferred by your origin. The GM gets the final say as to whether the check qualifies. You start with 1 extra weapon skill.
Equipment
Weapons
Baton +9
Blunt
Brass Knuckles +9
Hand-to-Hand
Bare Fists or Feet +9
Hand-to-Hand
Armor
Brigandine
Heavy
Deeds
1 / 1 1 / 1 0 / 0 Magic
Maleficence
Force
(+2 MP to Cast)
+2 Smart
The victim is stunned until after their next action.
Maleficence
Force
(+2 MP to Cast)
+2 Smart
The victim is stunned until after their next action.
Stances
Focus
Reckless Fighter
Combat
When trading blows, you're as reckless as you are ruthless. When an opponent attacks you within a melee space, you may forgo your defense check and allow the attack to hit. After resolving the attack, you may inflict yours or the tactic of the opponent’s weapon that struck you upon them, and create narrative advantage that exploits the opening you allowed them.
Known Stances
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Reckless Fighter
Passive
When trading blows, you're as reckless as you are ruthless. When an opponent attacks you within a melee space, you may forgo your defense check and allow the attack to hit. After resolving the attack, you may inflict yours or the tactic of the opponent’s weapon that struck you upon them, and create narrative advantage that exploits the opening you allowed them.
Focus
Reckless Fighter
Combat
When trading blows, you're as reckless as you are ruthless. When an opponent attacks you within a melee space, you may forgo your defense check and allow the attack to hit. After resolving the attack, you may inflict yours or the tactic of the opponent’s weapon that struck you upon them, and create narrative advantage that exploits the opening you allowed them.
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Choose a Weapon
Crushing
Against armored opponents, this weapon deals 1d6 volatile damage. On a 5 or a 6, your opponent is stunned until after their next action.
Knockout
In lieu of dealing damage and on a successful attack, 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.
Choose a Weapon
Knockout
In lieu of dealing damage and on a successful attack, 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
You must declare that you're using this tactic and forgo dealing damage before making the attack; success on the attack means your opponent is stunned until after their next action.
Choose an Armor
Armament
Weapons
Armors
Shields
Courtney and I witnessed something terrible (how the sausage gets made).
Because of what we saw we're being hunted by the powers that be.
Used to be part of the corrupt cops, converted to military police.
I've killed a lot of people, used this to help with a check on figuring out what the strange symbols were. Suddenly remembered a body with the same symbols etched into the flesh.
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