NAME: "Captain" Maximilian Harlock LEVEL: 1 XP: 0

ASCEND. And in ascending, steal his friends back and pay back that
GOAL: feathered motherfucker. INFLUENCE: 2 DOMINION: 0
Ironically given his chosen nemesis, Harlock very much looks like an
angel - a devastatingly handsome young man with white hair and red
eyes. Usually clad in the sort of eternally fashionable seafarer's wear
of a greatcoat, vest, sash, and sword-belt - he flirts with wearing
jewelry at times depending on recently seized loot or just what looks
DESCRIPTION: shiny when he wakes up in the morning. Committed 0 Spent 0

ATTRIBUTE Value Modifier Check SAVING THROW Check

Strength 16 2 5 Hardiness 12
Dexterity 18 3 3 Evasion 12
Constitution 18 3 3 Spirit 11
Wisdom 11 0 10
Intelligence 16 2 5
Charisma 19 4 2 EFFORT: 3
Committed 1
HIT POINTS 11 Scene 0
ARMOR CLASS 0 Day 0
FRAY DIE 1d8

ATTACK Check Damage Damage Roll Damage Taken

Melee 4 1d10 1 or less None
Range 4 1d10 2-5 1
6-9 2
10 or more 4
LOW MAGIC / THEURGY / STRIFES
Bitter Rival Lesser Strife (All 3 Levels)
WEALTH: 0
EQUIPMENT
Stolen Fire (Artifact, 8 Dominion) (The sword of an Angel Tyrant (1d12), stolen in the last moments of a world's destruction as it's celestial
engine spun into nothingness. 2 Stored Effort, Hope Of The Dawn Bound Gift), Finely Crafted Leather Greatcoat and Appropriate
Captain's Garments, Mixed Jewelry (Mostly Fake), Pocketwatch, Compass, Spyglass, Saber and Dagger (1d10), Brace of Four Flintlock
Pistols (1d10), Empty Rum Bottle, Ivory Pipe and Tobacco
FACTS
Origin: My mother was a pirate queen, and my father was a gambler of fates. I got the best of both worlds! (Unmarred Beneficence Inherited Lesser Gift)
Profession: A thief, a mountebank, a ne'er-do-well - and a lost hero, who took something in the losing... (Stolen Fire Artifact)
Relationship: My world burned, my friends burn, and we're all that's left - they'll pay for it, you mark me. (Bitter Rival Lesser Strife)
Size Difficulty Opposition Total Change
City Plausible 0 2 This allows you to keep track of changes easily
 Effort Commited For the scene For the Day

Theft War Vengeance

The Word of Theft holds dominion over all forms of tangible thievery. It is
not a Word of con-men and liars, but a Word for those who pass into
forbidden places and take away guarded things.
Those bound to the Word of Theft can invariably pick any mundane lock,
evade any mundane trap, and sneak past or pickpocket any lesser foe
with no chance of failure, provided they do so with some modicum of
discretion. They may overcome magical locks, traps and barriers by
Committing Effort for the scene.
Lesser Gifts
Bought Effort
Name Timing (Y/N) commited
Effort Of The Word (Theft) Constant
Your maximum Effort increases by one point. This gift can be taken
once for each Word you’ve bonded, but each purchase after the first
costs two gift points instead of one.
Casing The Joint Action
Commit Effort for the day. While looking at a particular location or
structure, the Godbound gets an intuitive sense of the location of
treasures or objects most relevant to their desires, the most practical
way to reach those locations, and an awareness of the guards, traps, or
defenses along that route. Any Effort Committed to this gift cannot
be regained until they make an honest attempt to steal one of the
interesting objects they perceive, if any exist.
The Word of War is not about individual prowess in battle or the might of a
heroic commander. It is about War as an abstract, as a clash of multitudes on
a bloody field and the life and death of masses of men. Godbound of War
may not be personally impressive in single combat, but against formations of
armed foes they are unstoppable agents of tactical destruction, capable of
single-handedly extinguishing whole armies of lesser foes. Only independent
heroes and solitary combatants can hope to defeat a War-god in the field, and
the armies they lead are invincible against all but divinely-supported
formations of foes.
Godbound of War may raise either their Intelligence or Wisdom scores to 16,
or to 18 if the score is already 16 or higher. They automatically grant a Morale
score of 12 to all allied NPCs under their command. Many of their gifts apply
to soldiers in their service, a status which includes any creature armed for
military service who considers itself subject to the Godbound's orders. PCs
are never included in this definition, but can still qualify as companions.
Lesser Gifts
Bought Effort
Name Timing (Y/N) commited
0 General's Escort Action
Commit Effort for the day. You call up one or more Small Mobs
of divine soldiers who are suicidally loyal to you, creating one Mob
for every three levels you have, rounded up. These Mobs have the
statistics of veteran soldiers, a hit bonus equal to your character level,
magical weapons for the purposes of harming supernatural creatures,
and can perform any service human servants could. This gift can be
used only once per day, and no more than the maximum allowed
number of Mobs can exist at any one time. One Large Mob can be
called in place of two Small Mobs, and one Vast Mob in place of two
Large Mobs. The soldiers created by this gift may or may not have
individual identities depending on the preference of the Godbound,
but if slain, these individuals can still be re-summoned with the next
use of this gift.
0 Furious Counterstrike
The Word of Vengeance demands a reckoning for crimes. It is not
justice, however, but simple revenge that this Word rules: a hurt for a
hurt, a sin for a sin. A Godbound of Vengeance inflicts pain and
punishment on those who have first committed a crime. The Word does
not strike first, but it often strikes last. Many powers of Vengeance
involve offenses or crimes on a creature's part. It is up to the Godbound
to decide what constitutes an offense, and even totally harmless acts
can be construed as a crime if the Godbound wishes to take them as
such. Other powers require that the Godbound has suffered hit point
damage or been targeted by a hostile power; the GM decides what
counts for the latter purpose.
Godbound of Vengeance repay what is owed. Their normal attacks
always hit against a target who has inflicted hit point damage on
them within the past round.
Lesser Gifts
Bought Effort
Name Timing (Y/N) commited
Sanctified Violence Constant
Even your words scourge those who incur your wrath. Your weapon
or unarmed attacks count as a 1d10 magical weapon with a range up
to 200 feet. If you kill a target who first initiated violence against you
in this scene, either with this gift or another power, lesser foes who
see it or learn of it will be unable to consider the death as unlawful,
unfair, or socially inappropriate.
On Turn
Commit Effort for the scene. For the rest of the scene, whenever
you are hit by a normal attack and suffer damage, you get an Instant
normal attack in return at the culprit which inevitably hits.

Greater Gifts Greater Gifts Greater Gifts

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