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Avenger


Offense		plus-circleYou Have Been Judged, And I Am Your Punishment: As an action, you can pronounce judgment on any subject within 20 meters. You deal +2 damage with all attacks against judged subjects. plus-circleWhere Do You Think You're Going: Judged subjects struggle to escape the ass-whooping you have promised them. They take an impairment to all movement speed, but only when trying to move further away from you. minus-circleProsecutor's Burden: In order to pronounce judgment on a subject, you must have some form of knowledge or evidence that they have performed or are performing an act of cruelty. Note that “being an orc” or “daring to stand in my way” are not enough evidence to condemn a target, but “carrying a bloody axe with crumpled bodies lying at their feet” or “invading my home with clear intent to do violence” absolutely are. plus-circleEdgelord: Punishing clear evil is the default position of an Avenger, but if desired an individual Avenger can subscribe to a different moral code instead such as punishing weakness, heresy, or impoliteness. minus-circleQueue Up: You may only pronounce judgment on a single target at a time. minus-circleNext Time, Gadget: The effects of pronouncing judgment disappear at the end of the current exploration turn. If any creature you were judging gets away before then, you'll have to spend another action judging them again when next you meet.

Debilitation


Protection		plus-circleLimit The Destruction: Anybody you've pronounced judgment on cannot inflict any conditions with their weapon attacks when the trigger die is 10+. This includes both the weapon's standard three options and any elemental conditions normally inflicted by the target. minus-circleOther Stuff: Damage from attacks are unaffected. Judged subjects can still inflict conditions via other means, just not as an additional effect from a weapon attack.


Protection		plus-circleJustice Will Not Be Denied: Anybody you've pronounced judgment on has a special failure chance of 3 with all attacks made against you.


Social		plus-circleThe Devil's Mirror: You know with only a glance if somebody deserves punishment, even if you have no other form of evidence. Just ask the referee and they'll tell you.

Social		plus-circleDevil's In The Details: By spending a procedure studying a target, you can learn more about what they've done that warrants punishment. The referee tells you about the worst thing the target has done, what (if anything) they've done to try to put it right and whether or not they feel any guilt about it. minus-circleEye Contact: Reading a target's sins in this way requires you to observe them clearly and prominently, and allow them to observe you in return. They won't necessarily be able to explain how, but they will know that you know.


Offense		plus-circleStrikeback: Whenever you are successfully attacked, make a note of how much damage you took. The next time you successfully attack the one who attacked you, you are guaranteed to do at least that much damage to them in return regardless of how high their defenses are. plus-circleFor Example: Say you were attacked with a Melee-type weapon for 8 damage, and took 6 after subtracting your Melee score of 2 from the result. You attack back with a Melee-type weapon of your own for 5 damage, but your target subtracts their Melee score of 5 from the result and would normally take none. Thanks to this ability, they take 6 anyway. plus-circleI Stab At Thee: If you're using Retaliation to strike back at a target upon whom you are currently passing judgement, you are guaranteed to deal the amount of damage you took from them +2.


Offense		plus-circleHere I Come: You may pronounce judgement as a free action any time during your turn. plus-circleAnd Your Little Dog, Too: You may pronounce judgement on up to two subjects at once instead of only one.

Avenger School	The settlement hosts an institution that teaches the secrets of this class for a small fee. Keystones of this class can be purchased here for 1 Dosh each.