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About Edrukk ThorvirgunDwarven Cleric of Gorum (favored) 5 (Strength, War) Description
Edrukk is the son of a well-respected weaponsmith and has several brothers that have taken up the craft. Edrukk, however, was always more interested in the use of the weapons than in their creation. His father, sensing a chance for a different sort of fame for the family, allowed his son to pursue training as a warrior. It was through some of the others in his class that he came to be familiar with Gorum and found something there, something that fit him better than the tales of Torag and his forge. He even meditated on what he was feeling, trying to sort out his emotions, and eventually realized what he'd been denying -- his heart belonged to the Lord in Iron, not the Forgefather. He has devoted himself to his god since that time. Despite his disappointment at who his son worshiped, Thorvir was still proud that one of his sons was able to channel the divine. Better that it had been Torag, but the power of a god is significant, regardless of which it might be. In order to follow his god's path, Edrukk felt the need to leave their largely peaceful tunnels and go to where Gorum's glory could be witnessed - on the field of battle. Several years of traveling with mercenary companies led him to the Forcastle Watch, where he joined the garrison just over a year ago. He still has not found what he seeks, so when his contract was up for renewal, he chose to strike out on his own, going to the village of Wolfstone after hearing rumors of adventure and gold. Thus far, all he has seen are thugs and thieves, but he still has a little coin and can afford to be patient. Besides, after judicious application of his mace to the head of a mugger on his first night in town, the scoundrels have largely left him alone... Init +1
DAILY ABILITIES
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Spell points: 17 [5th-level]+3 [WIS bonus] Open Pool: 10 -4 (searing light) Reserved Pool: 10 Domain Pool: 5 Channel positive energy (3d6, DC 13): 4 of 6 remain Strength surge (+2 to melee attacks, 1 round): 5 of 6 remain Battle rage (+2 to melee damage, 1 round): 4 of 6 remain Spells: **Detect Magic, at will **Stabilize, at will DEFENSE
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AC 18, touch 11, flat-footed 17 (Dex +1, Armor +7) +4 dodge bonus vs. monsters of giant subtype hp 55 (5d8 [cleric, max]+10 [CON]+5 [favored]) wounds 0 If enlarged:
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OFFENSE
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Base Atk +3, Melee +5, Ranged +4 +1 to attack humanoid creatures of the orc or goblinoid subtypes CMB +5 (+3 [BAB]+0 [size]+2 [STR]) CMD 16 (10 [base]+3 [BAB]+0 [size]+2 [STR]+1 [DEX]) +4 racial bonus to CMD vs bull rush or trip If enlarged,
Melee +1 greatsword +6 (2d6+4, 19-20/x2)
Ranged mw light crossbow +5 (1d8, 19-20/x2)
FEATS, SKILLS, ABILITIES, LANGUAGES
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Ability Scores: Str 14, Dex 13, Con 14, Int 12, Wis 16, Cha 12 Feats: Combat Casting [1st], Selective Channeling [3rd], Extra Channeling [5th] Skill points: 10 [cleric] + 5 [ability] + 0 [favored] Class skills: Appraise (Int), Craft (Int), Diplomacy (Cha), Heal (Wis), Knowledge (arcana) (Int), Knowledge (history) (Int), Knowledge (nobility) (Int), Knowledge (planes) (Int), Knowledge (religion) (Int), Linguistics (Int), Profession (Wis), Sense Motive (Wis), Spellcraft (Int) Acrobatics -2 = +0 [rank]+1 [ability]-3 [armor]
SQ: Favored Class (Cleric - +5 hit point), Slow and Steady, Darkvision, Defensive Training, Greed, Hatred, Hardy, Stability, Stonecunning, Weapon Familiarity, Aura (Chaos 5), Channel Energy (3d6, 3+Cha Mod/day+Extra Channel = 6/day), Strength Domain (Strength Surge: 3+Wis Mod/day = 6/day, Std Act, Grant CL/2 bonus to melee attacks, CMB re: STR, STR checks, 1 rd), War Domain (Battle Rage: 3+Wis Mod/day = 6/day, Std Act, Grant CL/2 bonus to melee damage, 1 rd), Orisons, Spontaneous Casting (Healing spells) Languages Common, Dwarven, Giant
GEAR
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Combat Gear Other Gear Backpack, bedroll, crossbow bolts (20), masterwork light crossbow, +1 greatsword, light mace, explorer's outfit, trail rations (6), "clean" traveler's clothes, 2083 gp Buccaneer's Breastplate: Aura moderate transmutation; CL 9th; Price 23,850 gp; Weight 30 lbs. DESCRIPTION - This +1 breastplate is made of bluish metal and decorated with wave motifs. It allows the wearer to continually utilize the effects of the spell water walk. If a creature puts on the armor while underwater, the wearer is borne toward the surface at a rate of 60 feet per round. Encumbrance 61.0 + coin
SPELLS
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Close range: 25 + 5 * CL/2 = 35' Medium range: 100 + 10 * CL = 150' Long range: 400 + 40 * CL = 600' CLERIC
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Concentration +7 = +4 [caster level]+3 [ability]
REWARDS
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Fast track XP 1300 Experience Points: 1236 167xp for orcs in the corridors 300xp for orcs in the courtyard 333xp for night-time orc attack 133xp for spider squashin' 83xp for false crypt pit trap 100xp for crossbow trap 64xp for new game (per DM) Hero Points: 3 1hp for starting character 1hp for orcs in the courtyard 1hp for night-time orc attack RESOURCES
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Spell Points reference:
Bonus spell points: Characters receive bonus spell points equal to their spellcasting ability score modifier (for the ability that would normally determine the class’s bonus spells). A character is limited to a number of bonus spell points equal to the highest level spell he can cast. Cantrips & Orisons: Preparation spell-point spellcasters can prepare a number of cantrips or orisons. Each cantrip or orison prepared reduces the number of spell points in the spellcaster’s spell pool by 1 until the spellcaster next prepares spells. These spells are cast like any other spells, but once prepared they do not require the spellcaster to expend any points from his spell pool to cast them. Such spells remain prepared until the spellcaster next prepares spells. Fatigue and Exhaustion: When a spell-point spellcaster has used half his spell points, every spell he casts thereafter has a risk of tiring him. Divide the spellcaster’s spell point total by 50%. This is his open pool, and he suffers no special risks when casting spells using these spell points. The remainder of his spell points are his reserve pool. Each time a spell is cast that uses any spell points from his reserve pool, the spellcaster must make a Will save or become fatigued. If the spellcaster is already fatigued he becomes exhausted, and if already exhausted he falls unconscious. The DC of the Will save is 10 + the number of spell points used from the reserve pool to cast the spell.
Divine Attunement: For each spell level they can cast above 0 level spells, these divine casters are limited to being attuned to a number of spells equal to their Wisdom score. (Not their Wisdom modifier, but the actual full ability score). Spell attunement takes place when the spellcasters pray or meditate to regain spellpoints for the day. Some classes are always considered attuned to one or more set of spells (such as a cleric’s domain spells), and these do not count against a divine spellcaster’s total attunement limit. Eldritch Dissonance: For preparation spell-point spellcasters, eldritch dissonance makes casting the same spell repeatedly increasingly difficult. This is because the dissonance is attuned specifically to the spell that created it, and the interference requires more spell energy to cut through and create the desired spell effect. As a result, each time after the first a preparation spell-point spellcaster casts the same spell since restoring his spell pool, it costs additional spell points equal to its level. [b][/b]
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