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Description: Tall and burly by pygmy troll standards, with

tough bluish-green skin webbed with faded battle scars. Wears

a worn leather great coat over his armor and a quality hat traded

from a human merchant. Has a massive axe he carries on his

shoulder and numerous throwing axes hidden in his coat, on his

belt, and about his personbasical ly everywhere. A small pyg

whelp called Knuckle, spawned from a hand lopped o in a ght,

typically rides on his shoulder. The whelp scampers around on

his belts like a rigging rat, fetching items from the pockets on

his bandolierwhen its not getting drunk to the gills on his ale.

Background:You are the chieftain of a small tribe dwelling in the

Blackmarsh Valley. As its leader and greatest warrior, in dicult

times it falls to you to confront the enemies of your tribe. Youve

had many opportunities to prove your strength in battle, due in

part to your tribes holdings lying at the fr inge of land claimed by

a farrow warband led by the powerful warlord Morrg. Your twogroups have clashed in minor skirmishes from time to time, but

recently Morrg executed a devious nighttime raid into the heart

of your village. His bone grinder set homes to the torch, and as

your tribe fought to battle the res the warlord sent in brigands

to abduct a dozen of your fellows.

As a pygmy troll, a small but durable breed of full-blood trolls,

you have a close connection to all who share the blood of trolls,

including the large and impressive trollkin. Trollkin and pygs

often work together, but the larger trollkin are often viewed as

the dominant partners in such cooperation. Your tribe frequently

interacts with the Toborg trollkin kriel, and their kriel warriors

may be willing to destroy Morrgs warband if you were to ask

but to ask is to admit that you arent strong enough to defend yourpeople, to say that pygs need the help of their larger cousins when

too great a challenge rears its head. Rather than rely on the trollkin

to ght your battles, you grabbed your axes and whelp and headed

out alone. When you met the others, they didnt treat you like an

inferior but instead were willing to follow you into battle.

Attitude: You take every opportunity to demonstrate your

strength and battle prowess, leading others by example both

in and out of battle. You are honorable and do not seek

underhanded methods to defeat your foes; you are

willing to confront any rival head-on, whether through

strength of arms or any other test.

Personal Goal: You seek to rescue your tribe mates

taken by Morrgs brigands. You cannot allow the farrow tokeep them as prisoners, and you will carve a path to Morrg with

your axe to make him answer for his c rimes against your people.

Relations with others:

Longchops, The Hunter Any chieftain would be happy to

have such a powerful ally. Hes tough as a boulder and almost as

good a shot as a pyg. Its wise to make sure he has something to

hunt down and devour, though. Too long between meals and

he starts to give you and Knuckle a funny look.

Lurk, The Mystic Hes a clever bog trog, and his bone grinder

talents make him very useful to you. He turns everything you

kill into some kind of crazy paste or necklace that helps either

him or you. Too bad about the smell, though.

Zocha, The Guide Shes one of the best guides youve ever

known, and her blood magic makes her even better to keep

around. Her changes to your plans are too complicated to bother

with, but once youre in the thick of it with your axes shes quick

to join the fray.

UNLIKELY HEROESYou moved against Warlord Morgg to recover your kidnapped

warriors. Your remaining tribe mates wanted you to lead them

out of the valley and to seek the trollkin of the Toborg kriel to

solve your problem for you. But how could you call yourself

chieftain if you cant deal with your own troubles?

Fortunately youve encountered others with a similar goal. They

recognize your leadership talent and are willing to listen to you

when needed. Together you might be able to be able to recover

your missing tribe. You bring the wisdom of a chieftain and the

might of a warrior to the group, leading the charge in battle with

your heavy great axe and boldly confronting the mightiest foes.

GULLIN OAKBREAKER"THE CHIEF"Male Pygmy Troll Chieftain/Warrior

CHARACTER BOOKLET

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This character is in peak physical condition. He is incredibly resilient

and capable of feats of strength that defy imagination. Mighty

characters gain an additional die on their melee damage rolls.

Additionally, a Mighty character begins the game with one ofseveral benets. Characters gain additional benets as they

accumulate experience points. Gullin has Feat: Back Swing.

Feat: Back Swing

Once per turn, this character can spend 1 feat point to gain one

additional melee attack.

Poison Resistance

The character gains boosted rolls to resist poisons and toxins.

Spawn Whelps

The regenerative capability of pygs is so intense that if a largeenough piece of one is cut away, it will grow its own body to form

a whelp.

If the pyg suers a lost limb, he spawns a pyg whelp that grows

to full size in d6 rounds. Gullin begins the game with Knuckle, a

whelp companion.

Pyg Whelps

Spawned from the severed esh of a pyg, a whelp imitates the

personality and mannerisms of its creator, often in an exaggerated

fashion. The creature is ent irely reliant on its progenitor and will

likely starve if not cared for. A pyg whelp on foot has SPD 2, so it

often rides on the shoulders of the pyg who spawned it.

Whelps are typically adopted by their creators, who treat them

like useful pets. A pyg whelp can be trained to perform simple

tasks, though its diminutive size and limited intellect do limit its

capabilities somewhat.

A pyg whelp activates on its controllers turn and can perform

one of the following quick actions:

Draw a small weapon or item (including ammunition)

Stow a small weapon or item

Pull the pin on a grenade

Other fast, simple actions at the Game Masters discretion

Tough

The character is incredibly hardy. When this character is disabled,

roll a d6. On a 5 or 6 the character heals 1 vitality point, is no

longer disabled, and is knocked down.

Battle Plan: Take Cover

The character can spend 1 feat point to use Battle Plan: Take Cover

during a surprise round before a battle. Using a battle plan is a

quick action. When a character uses this battle plan, each friendly

character in his command range can immediately advance up to

twelve feet (2 ) and perform a quick action to take cover or go prone.

Fast Draw

A character with this ability gains +2 on initiative rolls. He also

gains an additional quick action during his rst turn of combat

each encounter that can be used only to draw a weapon.

Natural Leader

A character with the Natural Leader ability increases his

command range by 2 .

Roll with It

When the character would ordinarily be knocked down, he

goes prone instead. The character loses this ability while he is

mounted.

Team Leader

When this character gains a feat point, instead of keeping it

himself he can give it to another character currently in hiscommand range.

GULLIN OAKBREAKERARCHETYPE: MIGHTY



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Description:A tall and muscular female Tharn, with a tanned

complexion and dark hair. Wears worn leathers decorated with

bones of past kills and a headdress of antlers. Keeps her sacral

blade close at hand, a cleft dagger intended to evoke the fangs of

the Beast of All Shapes, the ancient Devourer Wurm.

Background: You are a Tharn, a race devoted to the worship

of the Devourer Wurm. Your connection to the Wurm allows

you to channel its power into your esh, transforming you into

a shadowy predator who moves swift and unseen as you stalk

your prey. You were one of the foremost warriors of your tribe,

invoking the power of blood magic through your sacral blade and

hurling your javelins at your tribes enemies from the shadows.

Your tribe, the White Maw, has long clashed with the farrow

warband of Warlord Morrg. In your most recent conict Morrg

killed your chieftain and took his heart, giving it to his bonegrinder Knor to turn into a powerful totem. A few days later

the main source of water to your home, the Arrowhead River,

started to dry up. You suspect it may be a ploy by Morrg to drive

your people away, but none of your fellow Tharn think it wise to

confront the warlord so soon after losing to him in battle. Unable

to make the new chieftain see reason, you struck out on your

own, declaring yourself an outcast. You will not return to your

people until you have defeated Morrg. Being apart from your

tribe is dicult, but it is a worthy sacrice. Morrg has something

planned, and you intend to stop him.

Attitude: You are normally calm and collected, but when you

invoke the savage power of the Wurm you become an unrelenting

predator. You relish the power of blood magic. To you each kill

performed in this way is a sacred rite to the Devourer, an

oering of the blood of your enemies.

Personal Goal:Find and eliminate Morrg. His attacks on

your tribe and his desecration of your chieftain cannot

go unanswered, and it seems like you are the only White

Maw up to the task. You will hunt him down, into the

heart of his warbands territory if necessary, to put an end

to the dreadful warlord. Once he is eliminated, your self-imposed

exile can end.


Gullin Oakbreaker, The Chief Dont let his size fool you

the little guy packs a big punch. Hes a good leader, but doesnt

always think his plans through. Lucky for him he has you hereto handle the thinking. For some unfathomable reason, the little

whelps he spawns from parts of him that get cut o seem fond

of you.

Longchops, The Hunter A solid ghter and not a bad shot

with his rie. Gets a bit violent if he hasnt had something to eat

recently, so its always good to make sure there are enough scraps

around for him to nish o. A decent tracker, but youre better.

Lurk, The Mystic Hes the scheming sort, but

sometimes its good to have one on your side. His

spells and bone grinder totems have proven useful

more than a few times. You cant shake the feeling that hes

looking out for his own interestsbut then again, who isnt?

UNLIKELY HEROESYou struck out from your tribe to confront the farrow warlord

Morrg. Along the road you encountered the others, and you all

joined together. You bring your impressive skill s as a scout and

bloodweaver to the group: you outank enemies to fall upon

them with a few expertly hurled javelins or emerge to slay an

opponent with a single swipe of your sacral blade.

You are the groups planner. You see the broad picture and

determine the best path, guiding the others through the wilds

with your eyes always on the objective. Whether it is a monster

that needs to be killed or an enemy warlord who needs to be

outsmarted, you are up to the task.

ZOCHA THE OUTCAST"THE GUIDE"Female Tharn Bloodweaver/Scout

CHARACTER BOOKLET



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Those with the Gifted archetype are born with the capacity to

work magic. This potential can be latent, discovered only later in

life, or it can be pronounced from an early age.

Additionally, a Gifted character begins the game with one ofseveral benets. Characters gain additional benets as they

accumulate experience points. Zocha has Occult Secrets.

Occult Secrets

The character delves further into the primal mysteries of the

arcane and is rewarded with a spell from one of her career spell

lists. This benet can be taken multiple times, but a character still

cannot exceed twice her INT in spells known.

Feat: Transformation

A Tharn is able to tap into her primal connection to the Devourer

Wurm at will, transforming into a predatory beast. During her

turn, the Tharn can either spend a full act ion to transform slowlyor spend 1 feat point to transform immediately.

When a female Tharn transforms, she gains Stealth and her AGL

and PER rolls are automatically boosted, but she rolls one less die

on INT and non-Intimidation social rolls.

While transformed, a Tharn can communicate only through

short, clipped sentences and guttural growls.

Tharn must transform and remain transformed during lunar

conjunctions. When any two of Caens three moons are full, the

Tharn cannot restrain their inner beast. For the duration of the

lunar conjunction, the Tharn cannot revert to their human form

for any reason.

Blood Rites

At Hero level, the character gains +2 to her sacral blade damage

rolls. At Veteran level, the character gains +3 to her sacral blade

damage rolls. At Epic level, the character gains +4 to her sacral

blade damage rol ls.

Pathfinder

The character can move over rough terrain without penalty.

Survivalist

This character can reroll failed Survival rolls. Each failed roll can

be rerolled only once as a result of Survival ist.

WILL WEAVERS

& FATIGUE POINTS

Most sorcerers and arcanists are will weavers, who rely ontheir own physical stamina and the force of their mental will to

summon and direct arcane energy. This process can be incredibly

taxing to the spellcasters body and mind but allows for the subtle

weaving of intricate formulae.

Gaining Fatigue Points

A will weaver can gain fatigue points in a number of ways.

Upkeep a Spell A will weaver gains 1 fatigue point for

each spell she upkeeps during each Control Phase.

Cast a Spell When a wil l weaver casts a spell, she gains a

number of fatigue points equal to the COST of the spell.

Boost a Magic Attack or Magic Damage Roll Each timea will weaver boosts a magic attack or magic damage roll,

she gains 1 fatigue point. Boosting must be declared before

rolling any dice for the roll. Remember, a single roll can

be boosted only once, but a wil l weaver can boost as many

dierent rolls as she can aord.

Increase the Range of a Spell A will weaver can gain 1

fatigue point to increase the RNG of a spell by thirty feet

(5). Each spell cast can have its RNG extended only once as

a result of gaining fatigue. Spells with a RNG of CTRL or SP

cannot be aected in this way.

Removing Fatigue Points

Will weavers remove a number of fatigue points equal to theirARC each Maintenance Phase.

Fatigue Rolls and Exhaustion

If her fatigue points exceed her ARC, a will weaver must make

a fatigue roll immediately after resolving each spell she casts.

To make a fatigue roll, roll 2d6. If the total is equal to or greater

than the number of fatigue points the will weaver currently has,

nothing happens. If the total is less than the number of fatigue

points the character has, she becomes exhausted.

When a character becomes exhausted, her turn immediately ends

and she cannot cast spells during the next round.

ZOCHA THE OUTCASTARCHETYPE: GIFTED



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Description:A hulking bipedal gator covered in muscles and a

thick, scaly hide. Wears a jury-rigged harness across his back to

carry the tools of his trade: a powerful hunting rie and other

gear useful in hunting strong, dangerous creatures.

Background:As a gatorman, you are driven by the hunt. Others

may be content hunting weaker prey, but you have always sought

out the deadliest game you could nd, testing your talents

against some of the mightiest predators the wilds have to oer.

To augment your natural talents, you modied the stock of a

heavy rie you took o a hunter who intruded in your swamp

and taught yourself to use it.

Unfortunately, somethings happened to the river that feeds your

swampy hunting ground. The river is drying up, and its driving

away all your prey. You considered picking up and nding a new

land, but the Tharn Zocha made you an oer: help her x whatswrong with the river and take down the farrow warlord Morrg.

In return, you have free reign to hunt in her tribes territory, a

place notorious for the deadly beasts that roam withinand

thats not counting the Tharn.

Attitude: Theres no predator in the world as powerful as a

gatorman with a huge gun, so you are pretty easygoing, at least

for a gatorman. The others tend to confuse your grin for a hungry

leer. Well, thats probably in their best interest.

Personal Goal:Morrgs warband is said to breed a particularly

nasty strain of razor boar, massive creatures able to chew through

skin and bone with ease. Your ultimate goal is to secure rights

to hunt in the White Maw tribes land, but along the way youre

hoping to bag a few razor boars as trophies.


Gullin Oakbreaker, The Chief Hes a brave little thing, thatsfor sure. Traveling with the pyg has given you opportunities to

hunt bigger and better prey than ever before, and hes good at

coordinating the group in a ght. You cant help but wonder what

one of his whelps tastes like, but that can waitfor now.

Zocha, The Guide Shes a good tracker and scout, but her

methods are strange to you. She spends too much jumping

through the trees and leaping down to stab things. By the time

shes plunging her magic blade into something, youve already

lled it with bullets.

Lurk, The Mystic You two have traveled together for years.

Youve saved his life a few times, and hes helped you out of

trouble, too. Sometimes the two of you ght over which bits of

a creature he gets to keep or you get to eat, but it usually worksitself out in your favor.

UNLIKELY HEROESZocha convinced you to join her with a promise. She says that

if you help her, youll be permitted to hunt within the territory

of the White Maw tribe, Tharn land to the west of your own.

It is lled with a diversity of deadly creatures unlike

anything youve hunted before, which

will let you test your mettle

against some of the deadliest

beasts in the Blackmarsh

Valley. You just need to help

take out Morrg rst.

Youre an apex predator and

bring your deadly skill with

a rie to the group; however,

your jaws are as deadly as

any weapon. You can bite a

farrow in half up close or

take him down from afar

with one well-placed shot.

LONGCHOPS"THE HUNTER"Male Gatorman Brigand/Monster Hunter

CHARACTER BOOKLET



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This character relies on his wits, skill, and luck in equal measure.

A Skilled character gains an additional attack during his

Activation Phase if he chooses to attack that turn.

Additionally, a Skilled character begins the game with one ofseveral benets. Characters gain additional benets as they

accumulate experience points. Longchops has Virtuoso: Rie.

Virtuoso: Rifle

When making a non-AOE attack with his rie, this character

gains an additional die on his attack and damage rolls. Discard

the lowest die of each roll. (This benet can be taken more than

once, each time specifying a dierent military skill.)

Amphibious

Gatormen treat water as open terrain and gain concealment while

within water. Amphibious characters never make Swimming

rolls and always advance their full SPD while swimming.

Flesh of Steel

While this character is unarmored, double his PHY when

determining his ARM.

Gnawing Hunger

A Gatorman must eat at least once every four waking hours. If a

Gatorman character does not eat within this timeframe, he suers

1 to Willpower rolls until he eats again. Luckily Gatormen are

not particularly picky eaters and will happily devour any meat

they can get their jaws around.

Imitative PowerAll gatormen are deep believers in sympathetic magic. They

often deck themselves out in the trappings of their enemies,

believing such charms and trinkets enable them to steal a

portion of the others power.

While wearing or holding at least one relic, tool, tr inket, or piece

of clothing that was once possessed by a member of another race,

the Gatorman character gains +1 on social rolls against characters

of that race.

Big Game Hunter

A character with the Big Game Hunter ability has hunted more

than his fair share of game in the wilds of western Immoren.

When a character with Big Game Hunter makes an attack against

a natural animal or beast native to the wilds of Immoren, he gains

a bonus on attack rolls equal to his Survival skill.

Find Cover

At the start of combat before initiative is rolled, this character can

immediately advance up to twelve feet (2) and perform a quick

action to take cover or go prone.

Hunting Ground [Swamp]

Choose an environment type (desert, forest, mountain, or swamp)

when you select this ability. The character gains +2 to Sneak and

Tracking rolls while in the selected environment. This ability can

be taken more than once. Each time this ability is selected, choose

a new environment type.

Onslaught

At the start of this characters turn before moving or taking any

action, he can make one ranged attack. After the attack has been

resolved, the character must charge or run. The ranged attack is

made before declaring a charge target.

Precision Strike

When the character hits with a melee attack, he chooses the

branch of the target s life spiral or the column of the target s

damage grid that is hit, if applicable.

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Description: A stooped, reptilian sh-man with all manner of

tattered arcane totems decorating his body. Carries a surplus of

body parts, pastes from smashed organs and bones, uids, and

other harvested parts for his arcane form of alchemy as well as

a few trophies from particularly interesting prey taken down in

cooperation with Longchops.

Background:As a bone grinder, you have the talent for turning

organic components into powerful magical artifacts. Years ago

you were part of a bone grinder hunting party led by the farrow

bone grinder Knor. It went well for a while, but you had a habit of

taking the most powerful components for yourself. Things came

to a head between you and Knor, and the farrow swore hed grind

yourbones the next time you met. You helped yourself to a few

choice items before leaving to hide out in the swamps, where you

met Longchops.

Since then you two have hunted together. The relationship has

worked out well so far, but Longchops struck a deal with the

Tharn Zocha to hunt down the farrow warlord MorrgKnor

new employer. You could run, but if Longchops and Zocha fail,

Knor will likely discover your whereabouts and it will only be a

matter of time before your old friend comes calling.

Attitude: Youre always looking for ways to increase

your own personal inuence and power. Fortunately

youve made some impressive friends who help

you do just that. Having them around always

makes negotiations go smoother, and theyre

a great aid in bringing down bigger and

better beasts you can turn into powerful

arcane charms. Youre not actively

scheming against them, but youre always

on the lookout for ways to make your own

life better.

Personal Goal: Your number one goal is to

eliminate Knor. Your former bone grinder

associate holds a grudge against you, and if hes

not dealt with its only a matter of time before he

comes around looking for payback.


Gullin Oakbreaker, The Chief The pyg thinks hes in charge.

Thats ne. It just means that when trouble comes, it comes to him

rst. Youre careful and patient, and working with h im has had itsadvantages so far. Whenever you need to push him a certain way,

a few well-chosen words seem to do the trick.

Longchops, The Hunter Hes a big, scaly wall of

meat that draws attention away from you. More than

that, though, hes useful to you. Traveling with

him has given you the opportunity to harvest

components from creatures you never could

have defeated on your own.

Zocha, The Guide Too clever for her own good. The Tharn

seems to think youre actively scheming against her. Well, maybe

a little, but no more than anyone else. Youre smarter than her, but

she doesnt miss many details. Lucky for the both of you, youre

working together.

UNLIKELY HEROESWhen Longchops suggested joining up with Gullin and Zocha, you

had your reservations. Moving against Morrg means youll have to

confront your old enemy, the farrow bone grinder Knor. You think

you can inuence the others into helping you confront Knor and

take him out of the equation. You denitely have a better chance of

survival if there are others with you, and your mystical talents can

help keep them alive unti l they get the job done. If you can get your

hands on one of the razor boars Morrgs warband keeps around,

you can make use of its esh to create a scent mask to throw the oldbone grinder o your trailyou hope.

LURGLEKK (LURK)"THE MYSTIC"Male Bog Trog Bone Grinder/Mist Speaker

CHARACTER BOOKLET



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Those with the Gifted archetype are born with the capacity to

work magic. This potential can be latent, discovered only later in

life, or it can be pronounced from an early age.

Additionally, a Gifted character begins the game with one ofseveral benets. Characters gain additional benets as they

accumulate experience points. Lurk has Combat Caster.

Combat Caster

When this character makes a magic attack roll, he gains an

additional die. Discard the lowest die of each roll.

Amphibious

Bog trogs treat water as open terrain and gain concealment while

within water. Amphibious characters never make Swimming

rolls and can always advance their full SPD while swimming.

BlendingBog trog skin pigmentation naturally changes to enable them

to blend into their surroundings. Provided his body is mostly

uncovered and while not wearing armor, a bog trog gains boosted

Sneak rolls.

Greed Mania

Bog trogs become highly aggressive in the presence of objects

of wealth and are overcome with a desire to possess them. The

Game Master determines what constitutes an object of wealth,

but generally the larger and gaudier it is, the better. A bog trog

that takes possession of such an object immediately gains 1 feat

point. Once a bog trog gets his hands on an object of wealth, he

will ght to the death to remain in possession of it. Letting go of

it or otherwise allowing it to slip willingly from his possession

requires the bog trog to succeed in a Willpower roll with a target

number of 16.

Stink

While out of water bog trogs exude a repellent, shy odor. Though

close companions can learn to ignore this stench over time,

any character attempting to track or detect a bog trog by scent

gains +2 to his die roll. Additionally, bog trogs suer 1 on non-

Intimidation social rolls when dealing with creatures potentially

oended by their stench.

Bone GrinderThis character can create and use bone grinder fetishes.

Conniver

The character is well skilled in the arts of deception. The character

can reroll failed Bribery- and Deception-based social skill rolls.

Each roll can be rerolled only once as a result of Conniver.

Disease Resistance

The character can make boosted rolls to resist disease and

infection.

ITEM: ARCANE RELICDescription: This is a talisman made from the desiccated esh

and bones of an arcanist, sorcerer, warbeast, warlock, or other

innately arcane creature. The bone grinder can call upon thepower of the relic to extend his own arcane powers.

Special Rules: When a character with the Bone Grinder ability

casts a spell while holding an arcane relic in one hand, the spell

gains +2 RNG. Spells with RNG SELF, SP, or CTRL are not aected.

WILL WEAVERS &

FATIGUE POINTSMost sorcerers and arcanists are will weavers, who rely on

their own physical stamina and the force of their mental will to

summon and direct arcane energy. This process can be incredibly

taxing to the spellcasters body and mind but allows for the subtle

weaving of intricate formulae.

Gaining Fatigue Points

A will weaver can gain fatigue points in a number of ways.

Upkeep a Spell A will weaver gains 1 fatigue point for

each spell he upkeeps during each Control Phase.

Cast a Spell When a wil l weaver casts a spell, he gains a

number of fatigue points equal to the COST of the spell.

Boost a Magic Attack or Magic Damage Roll Each time

a will weaver boosts a magic attack or magic damage roll,

he gains 1 fatigue point. Boosting must be declared before

rolling any dice for the roll. Remember, a single roll can

be boosted only once, but a wil l weaver can boost as manydierent rolls as he can aord.

Increase the Range of a Spell A will weaver can gain 1

fatigue point to increase the RNG of a spell by thirty feet

(5). Each spell cast can have its RNG extended only once as

a result of gaining fatigue. Spells with a RNG of CTRL or SP

cannot be aected in this way.

Removing Fatigue Points

Will weavers remove a number of fatigue points equal to their

ARC each Maintenance Phase.

Fatigue Rolls and Exhaustion

If his fatigue points exceed his ARC, a will weaver must make

a fatigue roll immediately after resolving each spell he casts.

To make a fatigue roll, roll 2d6. If the total is equal to or greater

than the number of fatigue points the will weaver currently has,

nothing happens. If the total is less than the number of fatigue

points the character has, he becomes exhausted.

When a character becomes exhausted, his turn immediately ends

and he cannot cast spells during the next round.

LURGLEKK (LURK)ARCHETYPE: GIFTED



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