According to my notes Rogar was born in CY 613. He is Chaotic Neutral (as a lot of Grenda's characters were), he worships Loki (makes sense), he is the son of Zeus...come again??
Ok. I have no issues at all with the "son of Zeus" bit. Zeus notoriously could not keep it in his pants. The Son of Zeus worshipping Loki though? Well...it was the 1980s, and I remember Gods, Demi-gods & Heroes making the rounds at my school back then, and yes, everyone was doing exactly what Gary and Tim Kask had explicitly told us not to do; fight gods as monsters. So, really...my groups were doing something else with gods, and it also started with an F. Mixing the Greek and Norse myths was not uncommon. I did it with my own Black Forest Mythos not that long ago. So, sure, I'll let this one slide.
Now depending on which sheet I look at Rogar is either a Cleric or a Fighter/Magic-user. Unlke others of the Addingdale line he has no psionics. I think I am going to stick with the cleric. Mostly because I want to give him a better tie-in with his offspring and try to work out his whole Zeus and Loki thing. BUT since this is for the Wasted Lands, I'll do him as a Necromancer instead. It's not a perfect fit, but I think it will be a fun one.
Rogar Addingdale
Class: Necromancer
Level: 1
Species: Human
Alignment: Twilight Neutral
Background: Warrior
Abilities
Strength: 18 (+3) N
Agility: 16 (+2)
Toughness: 17 (0)
Intelligence: 18 (+)
Wits: 17 (+2) A
Persona: 18 (+2) N
Fate Points: 1d6
Defense Value: 1
Vitality: 5
Degeneracy: 0
Corruption: 0
Check Bonus (A/N/D): +2/+1/+0
Melee Bonus: +0 (base), +3 (STR)
Ranged Bonus: +0 (base)
Saves: +3 to all Persona Saves, +2 to Toughness (Warrior background)
Necromancer Abilities
Channel the Dead, See Dead People, Summon the Dead, Command Spirits, Protection from Undead, Turn Undead
Heroic/Divine Touchstones
1st Level: Cure Light Wounds Spell
Heroic (Divine) Archetype: Vengence
Gear
War hammer, Scale armor, Holy symbol
You can get the Wasted Lands RPG and the NIGHT SHIFT RPG at Elf Lair Games.
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