Base Camp Warden
A grizzled outdoorsman who oversees entry to Mount Fang
Motives & Tactics: Protect the mountain, Prevent civilian death, Prepare climbers
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A grizzled outdoorsman who oversees entry to Mount Fang
The Base Camp Warden is the main administrator of the gate to Mount Fang. They are an older Imperial Scout but one who has focused much more on a detailed knowledge of the mountain and its inhabitants than normal military matters. They don’t want to block people from climbing Mount Fang. They just want to protect people from dying on Mount Fang.
If the Base Camp Warden believes the party is unprepared for the climb he can recommend they come back properly equipped. Players should make an instinct check against his difficulty. On a failure they think they're probably prepared. On a success they will get a hint from the GM about proper preparations and will also gain 1 hope.
If the warden uses Don't go unprepared and the party disregards his advice you may spend one fear to activate No, seriously, you will die. When this happens, each player marks a stress and then the Warden calls Reinforcements - use the Imperial Scout stat block for summoned reinforcements.
Once per scene, mark a Stress to summon 2d4 additional adversaries, which appear at Far range.
Tier 2 social
A grizzled outdoorsman who oversees entry to Mount Fang
Motives & Tactics: Protect the mountain, Prevent civilian death, Prepare climbers
Difficulty: 14 | Thresholds: 8/16 | HP: 4 | Stress: 4
ATK: 0 | Shortbow: Far | 1d4+3 Physical
Experience: Dutiful warden +3, Mountaineer +2, Diplomatic +2
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A grizzled outdoorsman who oversees entry to Mount Fang
Motives & Tactics: Protect the mountain, Prevent civilian death, Prepare climbers
The Base Camp Warden is the main administrator of the gate to Mount Fang. They are an older Imperial Scout but one who has focused much more on a detailed knowledge of the mountain and its inhabitants than normal military matters. They don’t want to block people from climbing Mount Fang. They just want to protect people from dying on Mount Fang.
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