Senior Sitizens
Massive overstuffed high-back chairs animated by the Blessing, slow but resolute, forming sturdy anchors of comfort amid chaos.
Motives & Tactics: Steadying Support, Smell like Gramps, Comfy
Massive overstuffed high-back chairs animated by the Blessing, slow but resolute, forming sturdy anchors of comfort amid chaos.
Larger heavier padded chairs, animated by the spirit of the Blessing of Saint Bungus. They might not serve as well as soldiers in General Barback’s ranks, but have just as much purpose and value, providing more strategic support.
The Senior Sitizen can only move Very Close for its regular movement. Additionally it cannot be forcibly moved unless the effect would also deal Severe damage.
Allies within melee range of a Senior Sitizen gain +1 Evasion, as it actively protects them. An ally can not get this benefit more than once at a time.
A Senior Sitizen may use its action to move a standard sized ally along with its movement, slow as it is.
The Senior Sitizen marks a Stress to pound out a loud series of thumping encouragement. Allies within Close range may choose to clear a Stress, or gain 1 Hope.
Tier 2 support
Massive overstuffed high-back chairs animated by the Blessing, slow but resolute, forming sturdy anchors of comfort amid chaos.
Motives & Tactics: Steadying Support, Smell like Gramps, Comfy
Difficulty: 14 | Thresholds: 12/20 | HP: 6 | Stress: 5
ATK: +2 | Footrest Slam: Melee | 2d6+4 Physical
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Massive overstuffed high-back chairs animated by the Blessing, slow but resolute, forming sturdy anchors of comfort amid chaos.
Motives & Tactics: Steadying Support, Smell like Gramps, Comfy
Larger heavier padded chairs, animated by the spirit of the Blessing of Saint Bungus. They might not serve as well as soldiers in General Barback’s ranks, but have just as much purpose and value, providing more strategic support.
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