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| Pungeon Pendragon (Strike) | |
| Level: | 4 |
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| Initiation Action: | 1 standard action |
| Range: | Melee attack |
| Target: | One Creature |
| Duration: | Instantaneous |
| Saving Throw: | None |
An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth and the whole world resolves around the trade of the warrior.
You make a Truespeak check and deal extra damage depending on your relationship with the target. Furthermore, if you are currently affected by a disease or poison, you may release it from your body and instead inflict it upon your target.
- Just Met: You have no relationship with the target. DC is 15, you deal 1d6 extra damage to the target. Examples include a guard at a castle or a traveler on the road.
- Acquaintance (Negative): Someone you have met several times with no real positive experiences. DC is 18, you deal 2d6 extra damage to the target. Example: A town guard that has arrested you for drunkenness once or twice.
- Enemy: Someone on an opposed team, but with whom you have no personal relationship. DC is 24, you deal 3d6 extra damage to the target. Example: A cleric of a philosophically-opposed religion or an orc bandit who is robbing you.
- Personal Foe: Someone with whom you have a regularly antagonistic personal relationship. DC is 28, you deal 4d6 extra damage to the target. Example: An evil warlord whom you are attempting to thwart, or a bounty hunter who is tracking you down for your crimes.
- Nemesis: Someone who has sworn to do you, personally, harm. DC is 34, you deal 5d6 extra damage to the target. Example: The brother of a man you murdered in cold blood.
Descriptions of relationships taken from GITP.
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