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Adversary overview

Burly Infernis working as the muscle for the DRR (Department of Relic Research)

a soldier of an elite division of the DRR (Department of Relic Research) sent from Esvindel to find useful, ancient relics from long ago.

Stat block

Tier
2
Type
Bruiser
Difficulty
12
HP
6
Stress
3
Attack mod
+4
Damage thresholds
Minor Damage — Mark 1 HP Minor
Mark 1 HP
15
Major Damage — Mark 2 HP Major
Mark 2 HP
20
Severe Damage — Mark 3 HP Severe
Mark 3 HP

Standard attack

Hammer
Range: Melee
Damage: 3d10
Attack Mod: +4
Damage Type: Physical

Features

Passives

Actions

  • Massive Strike
    stress 1

    Mark a Stress as Karis puts all their strength into the next attack. On a success using their standard attack, it deals 3d12 for this attack.

Reactions

  • Not So Fast
    stress 1

    When a target within Melee range moves out of Melee range from Karis, Mark a Stress to make an attack against that target. This attack deals half damage on a success.

  • Momentum

    When this adversary makes a successful attack against a PC, you gain a Fear.

Motives & tactics

Protect the Leader Remove Obstacles Do What is Expected

Experiences

  • True Soldier +2
  • Historian +2

Karis Fen

Tier 2 bruiser

Burly Infernis working as the muscle for the DRR (Department of Relic Research)

Motives & Tactics : Protect the Leader, Remove Obstacles, Do What is Expected

Difficulty : 12 | Thresholds : 15/20 | HP : 6 | Stress : 3

ATK : +4 | Hammer : Melee | 3d10 Physical

Experience : True Soldier +2, Historian +2

HP :

STRESS :

Features

Massive Strike - Action : Mark a Stress as Karis puts all their strength into the next attack. On a success using their standard attack, it deals 3d12 for this attack.
Not So Fast - Reaction : When a target within Melee range moves out of Melee range from Karis, Mark a Stress to make an attack against that target. This attack deals half damage on a success.
Momentum - Reaction : When this adversary makes a successful attack against a PC, you gain a Fear.

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