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Sentinel

Classes Designed by Saul T Wun

About this class

Sentinels are champions attuned to the veil between life and death, sworn to protect it. These warriors wield the power of the shadows and void to ensure souls pass safely to the realms beyond while protecting the living from those
who would corrupt the natural order. Through their mastery of shadow magic, they can shroud themselves and others in protective darkness or wither their enemies with the curse of the void. Sentinels walk the line between protector and reaper, using heir connection to death itself as both shield and weapon.

Domains

Core domain
Valor
Homebrew domain
Dread

Starting stats

Evasion
12
Hit points
6

Hope feature

Death's Burden
Spend 3 Hope to clear 3 Stress

Class features

  • Soul Passage

    Mark a Stress to briefly step beyond the veil, emerging at a target location you can see within Far Range.

  • Soul Shroud

    Mark a Stress to surround yourself with shadowy energy. When you would be hit by an attack, roll a d6, on a 4-6, the shadows intercept the attack turning it into a miss and removing the shroud.

  • Like a Shadow

    You may substitute Agility on any domain card which utilizes Strength.

Class items

  • A coin forged by the shadows symbolizing your otherworldly charge.

Character questions

Background prompts

  1. What event first exposed you to the realm beyond death, and how did it change your perspective on life and death?
  2. What drove you to dedicate your life to this cause?
  3. Who taught you the ways of the shadows? Why did you choose to work with them? Why did they choose you?

Connection prompts

  1. You witnessed me perform a dark ritual that disturbed you. What was it, and how do you feel about my methods?
  2. You helped me through a moment when the shadows threatened to consume me. What did you do to bring me back?
  3. We both lost someone important to the same tragedy. How do our different ways of coping with that loss affect our relationship?

Discussion

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