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He was born in the Highborn district, the second child and eldest son of a Viscount who is an important city official. He took a great interest in the concept of knighthood and, despite his family’s tradition of being involved with city administration, he trained as an Elite Warrior. He will still inherit the title of Viscount and may be unable to avoid some administrative duties.

Awareness+ (AW+): 3 + L = 4 Survival: 8 + L = 9

Other Skills and Saving Rolls: Save Vs. Poison: 5 Vs. Demons: 4 Vs. Undead: 2 Combat Horsemanship: 6

Attribute/Bonus

Size (SZ): 19/2 Strength (ST): 26/5 Stability (SB): 16/1

Constitution (CN): 24/4 Agility (AG):  21/3 Charisma (CH): 21/3

Intelligence (IQ): 17/2 Awareness (AW): 20/3 Talent (TA): 21/3

Dexterity (DX): 20/3

Armor

Armor DA FDA MSA Adjust Agility

Padding 1 1 0

Brigandine 7 3 0 19/2
Totals 8 4 0 19/2

Added Number (How hard he is to hit, lower is better)
A#: 2 Armored A#: 3

subtract 4 vs. Missiles/ 2 in Melee when shielded

Weapon Name

Weapon 1H Add/Damage 2H Add/Damage Notes

Lance 7/3D + 5 7/3D + 10 AP Damage Reach: 7

Bastard Sword Point 6/3D + 5 6/3D + 10 AP Damage Reach: 5

Bastard Sword Edge 8/5D + 5 8/5 D + 10 Cutting Damage Reach:  3

Shield 5/2D + 5 Impact Damage Reach: 1

Smallsword 8/3D + 5 AP Damage Reach: 4

The smallsword is the legal dueling weapon in Old Meos. Whether and how often he duels is up to the player. Duels are rarely fatal here.
Nobles outside of the city start a duel on horseback with lances and often finish on foot with swords. Those duels are often fatal, although magical healing makes death less likely               

For Lance Charge on his warhorse – 3 to hit after a successful combat horsemanship roll
Add to Damage
When Target is dodging When Target is      When Target is Countercharging
or running away           Holding its ground
10                               20                               30

For Lance Charge on his riding horse – 6 to hit
Add to Damage
When Target is dodging When Target is      When Target is Countercharging
or running away           Holding its ground
6                                 12                               18

When charging a monster, subtract 3 from the Combat Horsemanship die roll. 

When charging a dragon, a dragon equivalent, or a steady infantry formation with spears or pikes, subtract 6