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Vital StatisticsRank: Duke |
Introduction
Duke Pansy is a gruff but likeable man who in human years would be in his mid-forties. He enjoys the rush of battle, and generally leads his army from the front. Away from war he takes on an almost fatherly role amongst those who know him, though he is unmarried and his no children of his own.
Character Sheet
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Flange
Duke Pansy's body regenerates with remarkable rapidity. By spending one point of glamour, Duke Pansy loses removes level of lethal or bashing damage each round for the length of the scene. Aggravated damage is not affected.
Treasures
Forged of Embers (Duke Pansy's Hammer)
This hammer is carried by the Duke - or in his absence, the Crown Prince - of House Pansy. It is a very heavy weapon that requires Strength 5 just to lift. It does a base damage of 6 B at difficulty 6. With a successful head hit (+2 difficulty to the attack roll), any damage caused cannot be soaked by the target and the damage becomes 8 B.
Duke Pansy's Signet Ring
This ring is worn by the Duke - or in his absence, the Crown Prince - of House Pansy. It signifies status, and if shown to any noble the wearer's status is immediately conferred. It entitles the wearer to petition the King, Queen or ruling Council of Fairyland. Neither it, nor its impression in wax, can be forged.
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