Akiros Insmort
Exiled son of Insmort family & captain of the Stag Lord's army
Motives & Tactics: Command, Reinforce
Exiled son of Insmort family & captain of the Stag Lord's army
A man haunted by his past, Akiros Ismort found himself in a position he did not want to be in, but could scarcely escape, aiding in the banditry and pillaging of innocent travelers and merchants throughout the Stolen Lands. Akiros is the Stag Lord’s right hand and one of the most influential bandit lords. Akiros comes from Taldor and is an exiled son of the Insmort family. He ran away from Taldor to escape justice for a serious crime – the murder of a nobleman and a noblewoman.
When Akiros makes a successful attack, all PCs within Far range lose a Hope and you gain a Fear.
When you spotlight Akiros, mark a Stress to also spotlight two allies within Close range.
Spend 2 Fear to spotlight Akiros and up to 1d6 allies within Far range.
When an ally within Far range takes damage from an attack, Akiros can retaliate. Mark a Stress to make an attack roll, on a success deal 2d6 physical damage.
Tier 2 leader
Exiled son of Insmort family & captain of the Stag Lord's army
Motives & Tactics: Command, Reinforce
Difficulty: 15 | Thresholds: 15/24 | HP: 7 | Stress: 5
ATK: +2 | Longsword: Melee | 2d10+2 Physical
Experience: Leadership +3, High Society +2, Tactics +2
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Exiled son of Insmort family & captain of the Stag Lord's army
Motives & Tactics: Command, Reinforce
A man haunted by his past, Akiros Ismort found himself in a position he did not want to be in, but could scarcely escape, aiding in the banditry and pillaging of innocent travelers and merchants throughout the Stolen Lands. Akiros is the Stag Lord’s right hand and one of the most influential bandit lords. Akiros comes from Taldor and is an exiled son of the Insmort family. He ran away from Taldor to escape justice for a serious crime – the murder of a nobleman and a noblewoman.
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