Vahn
Ranked: Bronze ( 0 / 7 )
Concept: Pugilistic Pilgrim of Aku, the Spirit of Mischief
Trouble: Reckless & Loyal Beyond Compare
Aspect: Righteous Youth Seeking Glory
Aspect: No Mercy; But No Cruelty
(+4) Athletics
(+3) Empathy, Fight
(+2) Notice, Investigate, Stealth
(+1) Rapport, Provoke, Physique, Will
Discipline: BlinkYou have mastered the art of teleportation. You can teleport to a location that you know well or can see (Athletics). Destinations that are farther away and/or not as well known to the caster call for higher difficulties. You can also teleport other beings and objects to your location or a location near you (Provoke/Empathy) and open portals (Empathy).
Discipline: SightYou have mastered control over what you see and perceive. You can uncover hidden secrets (Investigate) and discern illusions from reality (Empathy). You can also look or listen in on places, people, or objects that you know well, no matter the distance (Empathy). These spells should increase in difficulty due to a lack of familiarity with the target and greater distances.
Stunt: Never BrokenYou gain a -8 physical consequence which recovers in the same way a -2 consequence does. (Fate System Toolkit, p.95)
Stunt: Phantom StanceYou are adept at bobbing and weaving and phasing through attacks in such a manner that puts you in a more advantageous position to counterattack.
When you succeed in a defensive Athletics roll using this technique, you gain +1 on your next attack against the opponent or tried to hit you. If you succeed with style, gain +2.
Original Stunt:
The Drunkard’s Stagger. You sway and stagger on your feet, evading enemy blows seemingly by chance. When you succeed in a defensive Athletics roll using this technique, you gain +1 on your next attack against the opponent who tried to hit you. If you succeed with style, gain +2. (Fate System Toolkit, p.150)
Stunt: StuntStunt
Body: ( 4 / 4 )
Mind: ( 2 / 4 )
Fate: ( 1 / 2 )
[2] Mild
[4] Moderate
[6] Severe
[8] Physical
As Vahn clasped his hands, an act that seemed a requisite gesture to his divine gifts, four of twelve convulsed, agonized over some unseen assault that had taken place seemingly on some invisible plane, then vanished in an instant. However, as he pried the aetherial anchor, a sort of shackle-&-chain invoked by eldritch words and energies woven, the terms of their service seemed undone, or perhaps their sudden rage was in part the task which they were conjured to perform.
Spirit Visions assailed his mind as the eight remaining turn and scowled and screeched at those that would intrude; Vahn saw himself stagger in fear, only to slip and stumble and dangle helpless upon the ledge. His instinct would have drawn him to this fate, but Aku bade him forward despite his fears.
Shaken, but far from undone, Vahn pressed his hands together once more and willed the conjured creatures away from this plane.