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The Bravo, also known as the Blade-slinger, is a mix of warrior and rogue. Addicted to the excitement of one-on-one combat wearing little or no armor, only those with an extraordinarily rare combination of luck and near-inhuman speed can hope to succeed as Bravos. Almost always young (Bravos rarely reach old age), the Bravo relies on reckless aggression to take out more physically powerful or skilled foes, and such is the fury of the Bravo's initial attack that he or she often succeeds. Outside of combat Bravos make their way in the world through wit and charm, often seeking wealthy patrons to direct their adventures. A Bravo that reaches middle-age tends to support himself or herself as a con-artist, duelist, or weapons instructor, until the inevitable day when a younger Bravo challenges him or her to one last fight.
Advantages:
- Extra 1/2 attack per 5 levels until level 20
- Extra +1 THACO, +1 Damage and +1 AC bonus per 5 levels until level 20
- May use the 'Vadere' ability once per day, as detailed below.
- May use the 'Patrocinor' ability once per day, as detailed below.
- A Bravo starts off moving at +2 move
- May put 2 proficiency points in thief weapons
- Starts with 2 proficiency points in duel weilding and can put up to 3 proficiency points into it
Disadvantages:
- Gets only 15 points to distribute between theif abilities each level.
- Gets a penalty to 'hide' and 'move silently' theif abilities
- No backstab multiplier
- Unable to Set Traps
Vadere:
- 4 STR while in use. +1 to hit per 5 levels, +1 damage per 5 levels. All hits do full damage.
Duration of level/2 rounds, useable once per day, fatigued for 5 rounds after use.
Patrocinor:
- 4 STR while in use. +1 AC and Saving Throws per 4 levels, -1 Thaco per 4 levels.
Duration of level/2 rounds, useable once per day, fatigued for 5 rounds after use.
If there's any questions about the kit feel free to ask, we need your opinions :thumb:
Edited by Ragnar, 12 August 2004 - 02:47 AM.
