Surwich Village Guards
The protectors of Surwich village. They wield spears and wear coats woven with shimmering black and purple yarn.
Motives & Tactics: Protect the void well., Protect the Shepherd., Protect the villagers.
The protectors of Surwich village. They wield spears and wear coats woven with shimmering black and purple yarn.
A village guard of the clave of Surwich. They wear high-collared robes that hide their throats.
The Minion is defeated when they take any damage. For every 6 damage a PC deals to the Minion, defeat an additional Minion within range the attack would succeed against.
This unit generates the unique resource "Thread" (max 1).
Each unit gains 1 Thread on self on Encounter start.
Transfer 1 Thread on self to its target when this unit makes a successful attack against an enemy unit, even if the wound is reduced to Nothing (max 1 on other targets).
When this unit activates Group Attack, only 1 unit transfers Thread to the target.
Spend a Fear to choose a target and spotlight all adversaries with the same name within Close range of them. Those Minions move into Very Close range of the target and make one shared attack roll. On a success, they deal 4 physical damage each. Combine this damage.
When summoned onto the field, immediately attempt to move into a line in Close range of the Shepherd and prevent players from passing through them.
Tier 2 minion
The protectors of Surwich village. They wield spears and wear coats woven with shimmering black and purple yarn.
Motives & Tactics: Protect the void well., Protect the Shepherd., Protect the villagers.
Difficulty: 12 | Thresholds: 1/1 | HP: 1 | Stress: 1
ATK: +1 | Pierce: Very Close | 4 Physical
Experience: Protect the Void Well! +2, Protect the Shepherd! +2
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STRESS:
The protectors of Surwich village. They wield spears and wear coats woven with shimmering black and purple yarn.
Motives & Tactics: Protect the void well., Protect the Shepherd., Protect the villagers.
A village guard of the clave of Surwich. They wear high-collared robes that hide their throats.
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