Soldier / Hydraeus
A tragic reunion. Soldier is fully overridden by his war-machine programming, acting as a relentless, unfeeling executioner.
Motives & Tactics: Murder, Programming
A tragic reunion. Soldier is fully overridden by his war-machine programming, acting as a relentless, unfeeling executioner.
Spend 1 Stress: Soldier scans the battlefield. One target loses the Hidden condition entirely and cannot hide again for 1d4 rounds. Soldier has advantage on all attacks against this target until the ability resolves.
Spend 2 Stress: Soldier pushes his mechanical chassis to the limit, allowing him to make two immediate attacks against different targets.
Spend 2 Fear: Soldier completely ignores all taunts, Enraptures, or abilities. He immediately moves to Very Close range of the weakest target and makes a free melee attack with Advantage.
Spend 3 Fear: Soldier purges superheated magical coolant in a Very Close burst. All targets take within very close range must make a Difficulty 17 Strength Roll, on a failed roll they take 8d10+8 magical damage and are inflicted with the Vulnerable condition, on a successful roll they take half-damage.
Spend 1 Fear: When struck by an attack, Soldier entirely shuts down his pain receptors. He halves the incoming damage and clears 1 Stress.
Tier 3 solo
A tragic reunion. Soldier is fully overridden by his war-machine programming, acting as a relentless, unfeeling executioner.
Motives & Tactics: Murder, Programming
Difficulty: 17 | Thresholds: 30/45 | HP: 10 | Stress: 8
ATK: +6 | Piston-Driven Armblade: Melee | 8d8+12 Physical
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A tragic reunion. Soldier is fully overridden by his war-machine programming, acting as a relentless, unfeeling executioner.
Motives & Tactics: Murder, Programming
A tragic reunion. Soldier is fully overridden by his war-machine programming, acting as a relentless, unfeeling executioner.
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