Chained Fist Orc Hunter
Adversary overview
An orc brandishing a bow, throwing axes, or a sling.
A Chained Fist Orc marksman, hunter, ranger, or archer.
The Chained Fist orc clan are green, brown, or red skinned Orcs that prefer looting and pillaging over some of their more forward-thinking compatriots. They are well known for wrapping their bodies, or indeed their fists, in heavy chain.
Stat block
Standard attack
Features
Passives
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Risky Shots
When the Hunter fires a standard attack at a PC within Very Close of another adversary, the Hunter has advantage on their attack.
Actions
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Arrow Stormstress 2
Mark 2 Stress to perform a combined attack with up to 3 other Chained First Orc Hunters. Targeting a circular area of the battlefield containing at least one PC in Far range, roll a d8 for each Orc Hunter who marked 2 stress (up to a maximum 4d8). Any PC that enters this area before any of the Orc Hunters take damage or mark a stress, must make an Agility Roll to avoid taking damage rolling the same amount of d8s that started the Arrow Storm. If any of the Orc Hunters are spotlighted again, the Arrow Storm ends.
Reactions
Motives & tactics
Experiences
- Gatherer +2
- Pathfinder +2
Chained Fist Orc Hunter
Tier 2 ranged
An orc brandishing a bow, throwing axes, or a sling.
Motives & Tactics : Aim for the Head, Keep the Distance, Lay Down Covering Fire
Difficulty : 14 | Thresholds : 9/18 | HP : 5 | Stress : 3
ATK : +4 | Arrow Strike : Very Far | 2d8+2 Physical
Experience : Gatherer +2, Pathfinder +2
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Features
Chained Fist Orc Hunter
A Chained Fist Orc marksman, hunter, ranger, or archer.
The Chained Fist orc clan are green, brown, or red skinned Orcs that prefer looting and pillaging over some of their more forward-thinking compatriots. They are well known for wrapping their bodies, or indeed their fists, in heavy chain.
Domains
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Class Items
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Chained Fist Orc Hunter Subclasses
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