Worlds Without Number: Kelek the Cruel

    

Kelek

 for Worlds Without Number

HD: 7

AC: 11 
Atk: +1
Dmg: 1d4 + 2 (+1 dagger) / 

1d6 + 4 (Staff of Striking 12 charges)

Shock: 1d4 + 2

Move: 30'

ML: 9

Instinct: 2
Skill: +4
Save: 10+

Effort: 6

Kelek has a Wand of Cold with 5 charges, the target of the wand must make an Evasion Saving throw or take 3d8 damage.

Kelek practices High Magic and can cast up to 4th level Spells, may cast 4 Spells per day, has 8 Spells prepared, and has gained 5 Arts.

• Arts Arcane Lexicon; Counter Magic; Iron Resolution; 

Retain Sorcery

• 1st Level Spells The Coruscating Coffin

• 2nd Level Spells Mantle of Disjecting Dissection

• 3rd Level Spells Adpot the Simulacalor Visage; Phobic Storm; 

The Howl of Light

• 4th Level Spells Calculation of the Phantasmal Eidolon; Disjunctive Temporal Reversion; Evert the Inwardness

"A long time ago, Kelek and Ringlerun were adventuring partners. They discovered the Heartstone, which brought Kelek's hidden flaws to the surface, making Kelek power-hungry and evil. The two became enemies. Kelek sought to become the High Wizard of his magic school; he took on Skylla as his partner, and Zargash as his advisor.”

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Worlds Without Number: Warduke

   

Warduke

 for Worlds Without Number

HD: 8

AC: 18 (plate mail, shield)
Atk: +10 x2
Dmg: 1d8 + 5 (+1 flame tongue sword, +1d6 when activated)

Shock: 6/-

Move: 30'

ML: 10

Instinct: 2
Skill: +2
Save: 9+

"Warduke wears a suit of half-chain and a black, winged helmet. His shield bears the sign of a demon’s head. He was an old friend of Strongheart, a good paladin, but now the two are enemies. Both were exposed to the Heartstone, and Warduke’s cruel nature was brought out while Strongheart’s just nature became stronger….

[He] especially hates Strongheart, who he feels wastes his time protecting the weak and helpless. “A true fighter,” Warduke feels, “makes himself rich and powerful by the strength of his sword arm. He takes what he can—if you would keep your possessions, kill those who seek to take them.” He calls his sword “Nightwind.”

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