Sitizens
Animated wooden bar chairs and stools. Proud and polished, Sitizens serve as both barstools and bodyguards, ready to sit themselves firmly between their customers and danger.
Motives & Tactics: Serve the House, Trip & Kick, Hold the Line.
Animated wooden bar chairs and stools. Proud and polished, Sitizens serve as both barstools and bodyguards, ready to sit themselves firmly between their customers and danger.
As the most mobile of furniture, the various bar chairs and stools became the first line of defense within General Barback’s army.
These wooden soldiers march in neat wobbling ranks, their battle cry a chorus of clattering and squeaky scrapes. Each Sitizen carries the scars of countless bar fights and the dignity of furniture that refuses to be merely sat upon.
When any Sitizens are within Melee range of each other, increase their Difficulty by 1 for every Sitizen touching each other, up to a maximum of 5.
A sitizen may use its action to move a standard sized ally along with its movement.
The Sitizen makes an attack against a target in Melee range. If successful, instead of taking damage the target becomes Vulnerable.
Tier 2 standard
Animated wooden bar chairs and stools. Proud and polished, Sitizens serve as both barstools and bodyguards, ready to sit themselves firmly between their customers and danger.
Motives & Tactics: Serve the House, Trip & Kick, Hold the Line.
Difficulty: 12 | Thresholds: 10/16 | HP: 4 | Stress: 3
ATK: +2 | Kick: Melee | 2d6+2 Physical
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Animated wooden bar chairs and stools. Proud and polished, Sitizens serve as both barstools and bodyguards, ready to sit themselves firmly between their customers and danger.
Motives & Tactics: Serve the House, Trip & Kick, Hold the Line.
As the most mobile of furniture, the various bar chairs and stools became the first line of defense within General Barback’s army.
These wooden soldiers march in neat wobbling ranks, their battle cry a chorus of clattering and squeaky scrapes. Each Sitizen carries the scars of countless bar fights and the dignity of furniture that refuses to be merely sat upon.
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