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Kristian Richards
Kristian Richards
It was a loathsome creature that led the ghastly horde that day ...a fell thing with a face alike to that of a flayed wolf - with deep set serpentine eyes, and tiny horns upon its brow. In its clawed hands it wielded a cruelly shaped axe with practiced ease, and with it slew many a fair elven warrior - cleaving through their armour as though it were splitting wood for the fire. Still, after all these years, the thing haunts my dreams, and I doubt now that I will ever forget the sorrow of that day.
- unknown elf soldier -
CHARACTERISTICS
STR
18
CON
16
DEX
12
SIZ
16
INT
14
POW
12
CHA
12
ATTRIBUTES
Hit Points
16
Major Wound
8
Damage Mod.
+1d6
Magic Points
13*
Movement
14m
Armour Worn
Chain
Armour Points
6**
COMBAT SKILLS
Close
75*
Ranged
50
Unarmed
50
RESISTANCES
Dodge
25
Persistence
50
Resilience
50
PRACTICAL SKILLS
Athletics
60
Deception
30
Influence
50
Perception
40
KNOWLEDGE SKILLS
Culture (own)
40
Language (own)
60
Language (elvish)
30
Lore (military tactics)
40
Nature Lore
30
WEAPONS
*Ongscara / 1d8+2 / M
Javelin / 1d6 / 36m
Javelin / 1d6 / 36m
SPECIAL ABILITIES
Fearsome I (Hideous)
Night Sight
Scent
**Thick Skinned
Night Sight
Scent
**Thick Skinned
NOTES
*Battle-axe with a (10 year) Damage Boosting II spell upon it, and inscribed with an Enhance Skill (close combat) rune of power.
- Kragor (beastling captain) -
Kragor is a good example of a senior ranking beastling (though rarely are two creatures ever exactly alike), being a large, heavy set brute, with a fair share of intelligence and animal cunning. As his characteristics show, he is an exceptionally large and powerful creature (which doubtless aided his rise to power - if indeed he was not bred for such a purpose), and is equipped with a suitably powerful weapon befitting one of his rank.
As a captain in the hosts of the enemy, Kragor can find himself in command of anywhere between 50 and 500 troops (depending on the circumstances - though rarely more than a hundred), and will usually be accompanied by at least one particularly nasty fellgrim bodyguard at all times.
As has been said elsewhere, some believe that the blood of the demon-lords runs in the veins of the beastling race, and if this be true, then it must run think within Kragor, for he has lived for several centuries thus far - with little sign of its effects.
As a captain in the hosts of the enemy, Kragor can find himself in command of anywhere between 50 and 500 troops (depending on the circumstances -
As has been said elsewhere, some believe that the blood of the demon-
