Equiped

1:Head: Metal Helmet +7

2:Neck: Dark Power Icon  

3:Body: Full Plate Armour

4:Waist: Girdle of Beauty

5:Legs: Nothing Equiped

6:Feet: Quickened Leather Boots

7:In_On: Nothing Equiped

8:Over Body: Woollen Cloak

9:Over Hand: Steel Gauntlets +3

10:Finger: Ring of Prot. +20

11:Back: Dark Power Icon

12:Left Arm: Wooden Shield +7

13:Right Arm: Nothing Equiped

14:Attack Hand: Longsword +20

16:Defence Hand: Demon Sword

Backpack: Healing Ointment x12, Potion of Healing x12, Long Bow +9, Monster Token x 10

Skills; Adventuring 4, Athlete 4, Melee Combat 4, Awareness 4, Self Defence 4, Running,

Path: Serpent Beast

Titles & Awards: Military Reserve Rank:- Sergeant

Special Conditions: Therach Demonis

Description: Command unit for a classic triple-X style faction.

Motivation:  To formulate complex long-term plans and successfully project-manage them to completion, and to win in engagements with opponents (preferably PC opponents).  

Greatest Achievement: Defeating a rival Dark Elf EMP located near mine, despite it being about 6 months in advance of me in development. Through careful use of the Overwatch order and by equipping key vanguard units with +5 shields I was able to achieve a superiority in kill rates of 2.2:1 of my minion units over his before finally cornering his leader unit and destroying it while taking only 13 HT damage myself.

Biggest Mistake: Taking Serpent Beast instead of Shadowbringer. I performed a careful side-by-side comparison of the benefits in a spreadsheet before deciding which to take, but in retrospect I think I overvalued the movement penalty that comes with Shadowbringer.

Favourite Item: The +20 Longsword. It required the greatest investment of resources to obtain.

Guild membership: None.

Most wants added to DW:  Nothing. The challenge lies in being able to work within the existing rules. Major rule changes would negate the hours I've spent finding ways of bending them in order to min/max my capabilities as much as possible.

Favourite fiction in genre: Sun Tzu’s The Art of War  ... that doesn’t count? Game of Thrones then.

What do I think of the others:

• The Power Player: A loose cannon. Doesn’t think long-term – no sense of strategy. Easily outmanoeuvred.
• The Roleplayer: Pah! I’d like to see her in my Monster Dungeon. We’ll see how long she stays in character then.
• The Storyteller: A poor player. Seems to think that ‘requirements of narrative structure‘ gives him the right to have the rules changed to favour him whenever he doesn’t like the outcome.

BACK

THE WARGAMER

Name: I forget ... it’s an unnecessary bit of window-dressing

Character class: Zombie Monster Leader

Statistics

Appearance: 3

Willpower: 14

Dexterity: 20

Strength: 32

Wisdom: 10

Intelligence: 10

Defence

Normal: 88 / 0

Fire: 54 / 0

Cold: 49 / 0

Alchemical: 52 / 0

Magical: 59 / 0

Mental: 555 / 0

Attack:  85

Damage: 17 to 19 (Normal)

Vision: 11  

Move Rate: 10

Current: 221 out of 223

Fear Factor: 100

Aggression: Gung-ho

Alignment: Evil

Gold: 32476   

Experience: 5162