Ironbound Legionary
Adversary overview
A disciplined frontline soldier trained to hold formation and outlast the enemy through sheer resilience and coordination.
I wanted a basic soldier with a sword and a shield and this is the result that I got. Not much to say about it.
Stat block
Standard attack
Features
Passives
Actions
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Shield Bashstress 1
Mark a Stress to force a target within Melee range to make a Strength Reaction Roll. On a failure, the target is knocked back to Very Close range and is Vulnerable until they next act. On a success, the target must mark a Stress.
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Driving Strike
Make an attack against a Vulnerable target within Melee range. On a success, mark a Stress to deal 2d12+4 physical damage. If the target marks HP from this attack, they must also mark a Stress.
Reactions
Motives & tactics
Experiences
- Battlefield Coordination +2
Ironbound Legionary
Tier 2 standard
A disciplined frontline soldier trained to hold formation and outlast the enemy through sheer resilience and coordination.
Motives & Tactics: Hold formation, Protect allies, Follow commands without hesitation
Difficulty: 14 | Thresholds: 10 / 17 | HP: 4 | Stress: 4
ATK: +1 | Shortsword: Melee | 2d10+2 Physical
Experience: Battlefield Coordination +2
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Stress:
Features
Shield Bash – Action: Mark a Stress to force a target within Melee range to make a Strength Reaction Roll. On a failure, the target is knocked back to Very Close range and is Vulnerable until they next act. On a success, the target must mark a Stress.
Driving Strike – Action: Make an attack against a Vulnerable target within Melee range. On a success, mark a Stress to deal 2d12+4 physical damage. If the target marks HP from this attack, they must also mark a Stress.
Ironbound Legionary
I wanted a basic soldier with a sword and a shield and this is the result that I got. Not much to say about it.
Domains
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Class Items
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Ironbound Legionary Subclasses
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