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| | == Basic Stats == | | == Basic Stats == |
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| | Jing Li ("Essence of Strength") | | Jing Li ("Essence of Strength") |
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| − | Born: 162 CE
| + | Style Name: 博实 (Bo Shi) |
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| − | Style Name: 博实 (Bo Shi) ( Connotes "Wisdom" and "Honesty" ) | |
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| | Title: "General Who Strikes Like Thunder" | | Title: "General Who Strikes Like Thunder" |
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| | Max Retainers: 7 | | Max Retainers: 7 |
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| | == Personal Combat == | | == Personal Combat == |
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| | == Military Leadership == | | == Military Leadership == |
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| − | '''Leadership Rating:''' 8 | + | '''Leadership Rating:''' 7 |
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| − | ''( Base 4, +2 Cha, +1 'Rolling Thunder', +1 Leadership(Military))'' | + | ''( Base 4, +2 Cha, +1 'Rolling Thunder')'' |
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| − | 8 Units in personal division, control 8 divisions | + | 7 Units in personal division, control 7 divisions |
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| | '''Zone of Control:''' 4 | | '''Zone of Control:''' 4 |
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| | '''Army Morale:''' 4/5 | | '''Army Morale:''' 4/5 |
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| − | (+2 Cha, +2 Command, +1 for personally led troops, | + | (+2 Cha, +2 Command, +1 for personally led troops, |
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| | == Chi Powers == | | == Chi Powers == |
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| | Military Strategy (x2) (+2 Initiative in Mass Combat) | | Military Strategy (x2) (+2 Initiative in Mass Combat) |
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| | Riding | | Riding |
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| | == Finances == | | == Finances == |
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| − | See PC spreadsheet.
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| | + | '''Income:''' |
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| | + | '' 1000 cash = 1 silver tael '' |
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| | + | Per month income: 5,000 |
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| | + | Per month investment returns: 300 |
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| | + | '''Expenses:''' |
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| | + | Per month family obligations: 300 |
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| | + | Per month status upkeep: 2,500 |
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| | + | '''Totals:''' |
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| | + | Per month net: 2,500 cash |
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| | + | Banked, cash on hand: 327 silver tael, 260 copper cash |
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| | Family Investments: 10,000 cash | | Family Investments: 10,000 cash |
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| | == NPCs == | | == NPCs == |
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| − | Liu Qi (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liu_Qi_%28Liu_Biao%27s_son%29), 11 year old son of Liu Biao (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liu_Biao)
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| | Jing Qiang (m) young male servant | | Jing Qiang (m) young male servant |
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| | Ping Qui | | Ping Qui |
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| | ==Retainers== | | ==Retainers== |
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| − | [http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/Da_Yeng_Fai Da Yeng Fai] is a young courtier becoming skilled in espionage and infiltration.
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| − | ===Wang Dihao===
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| − | [http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/Wang_Dihao Wang Dihao] is a cavalry officer.
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| | ===Xie Zhao, Adjutant Commander=== | | ===Xie Zhao, Adjutant Commander=== |
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| − | Xie Zhao was assigned to Jing Li's service by the commandery of Jin Yang. He is loyal and a talented drill instructor and leads the Buqu family that forms the core of the Swift Division. | + | Xie Zhao was assigned to Jing Li's service by the commandery of Jin Yang. He is loyal and a talented drill instructor. |
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| | *General 5, Move 90’, AC 8, HD 5d8, hp 50, Att 5+/6+, Saves: Wood 9+, Fire 11+, Earth 14+, Metal 13+, Water 12+, Init +1 | | *General 5, Move 90’, AC 8, HD 5d8, hp 50, Att 5+/6+, Saves: Wood 9+, Fire 11+, Earth 14+, Metal 13+, Water 12+, Init +1 |
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| | *Other: Xie Zhao lost his right eye taking Bei Ye Ford. He is -2 to throws to attack/defend vs missile weapons. | | *Other: Xie Zhao lost his right eye taking Bei Ye Ford. He is -2 to throws to attack/defend vs missile weapons. |
| | **Minor Scarring | | **Minor Scarring |
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| | + | ===Da Yeng Fai=== |
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| | + | [http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/Da_Yeng_Fai Da Yeng Fai] is a young courtier becoming skilled in espionage and infiltration. |
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| | + | ===Wang Dihao=== |
| | + | [http://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/Wang_Dihao Wang Dihao] is a cavalry officer. |
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| | ===Zhao Wei, Former Bandit=== | | ===Zhao Wei, Former Bandit=== |
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| − | A follower of the bandit leader Gang Shao. Zhao Wei is head of the Gang Buqu family, of Hu prefecture. | + | A follower of the bandit leader Gang Shao. |
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| − | Born 169.
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| | *Outlaw 4, Move 120’, AC 5, HD 4d6, hp 28, Att 8+/7+, Saves: Wood 12+, Fire 10+, Earth 13+, Metal 14+, Water 11+, Init +2 | | *Outlaw 4, Move 120’, AC 5, HD 4d6, hp 28, Att 8+/7+, Saves: Wood 12+, Fire 10+, Earth 13+, Metal 14+, Water 11+, Init +2 |
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| | *Equipment: Durable clothing, horsebow, sword, bandit armor. Enc 3/6 Stone | | *Equipment: Durable clothing, horsebow, sword, bandit armor. Enc 3/6 Stone |
| | *Mount: Light Warhorse | | *Mount: Light Warhorse |
| − | *Children: Gang Jian (Born 185) | + | *Retainers: |
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| | + | *Salary: 5 silver/month |
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| | ===Gang Zhi, Skilled Administrator=== | | ===Gang Zhi, Skilled Administrator=== |
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| | The younger cousin of the bandit leader Gang Shao. An incompetent soldier but excellent civil officer. | | The younger cousin of the bandit leader Gang Shao. An incompetent soldier but excellent civil officer. |
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| | *Strategist 3, Move 120’, AC -1, HD 3d6, hp 18, Att 11+/11+, Saves: Wood 15+, Fire 12+, Earth 11+, Metal 10+, Water 12+, Init -1 | | *Strategist 3, Move 120’, AC -1, HD 3d6, hp 18, Att 11+/11+, Saves: Wood 15+, Fire 12+, Earth 11+, Metal 10+, Water 12+, Init -1 |
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| | *Mount: Light Horse. | | *Mount: Light Horse. |
| | *Retainers: Zou Gou | | *Retainers: Zou Gou |
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| | + | *Salary: 2500/month |
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| | ====Zou Gou, Timid Attendant==== | | ====Zou Gou, Timid Attendant==== |
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| | A fool who is easily overlooked at court. | | A fool who is easily overlooked at court. |
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| | *Courtier 1, Move 120’, AC -1, HD 1d6, hp 6, Att 11+/11+, Saves: Wood 16+, Fire 14+, Earth 16+, Metal 13+, Water 13+, Init -1 | | *Courtier 1, Move 120’, AC -1, HD 1d6, hp 6, Att 11+/11+, Saves: Wood 16+, Fire 14+, Earth 16+, Metal 13+, Water 13+, Init -1 |
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| | *Salary: 1250/month | | *Salary: 1250/month |
| | *Lifestyle: 625/month | | *Lifestyle: 625/month |
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| − | ===Gong Shan, Brave Healer===
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| − | Shan is two years younger than Niu Pa and like his father has just unlocked his chi. The young man shines with inner strength.
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| − | *Doctor 1, Move 120’, AC 4, HD 1d8, hp 18, Att 8+/9+, Saves: Wood 11+, Fire 14+, Earth 8+, Metal 14+, Water 13+
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| − | *Dmg: Unarmed (1d2), Dagger (1d4)
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| − | *Str +2, Dex +1, Con +2, Int +1, Wis +2
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| − | *Proficiencies: +Healing x2, Lay on Hands, Chi Power (Inner Power), Endurance, Naturalism (Northern Plains), Survival
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| − | *Weapon Masteries: Basic (Common, Major, War Sabre)
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| − | *Chi Abilities: Iron Body (Cloak of Chi, Strong Defense), Inner Power (Invisible Armor)
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| − | *Languages: Chinese, Xiong Nu
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| − | *Equipment: Robes, healer's tools, prepared herbs, dagger, pudao 2/6 Stone
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| − | *Mount: Light Horse and cart.
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| − | *Other: Doctors treat medicine as a Strategist's expertise. At level 1 that means +1 to all proficiency checks in Healing and Husbandry.
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| − | ===Kui Ji-Min, Buyeo Architect===
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| − | A skilled builder and astronomer who left her home kingdom for reasons unknown. Somewhat reckless.
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| − | *Strategist 4, Move 120’, AC 5, HD 4d6, hp 24, Att 9+/9+, Saves: Wood 13+, Fire 10+, Earth 13+, Metal 9+, Water 11+, Init +0
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| − | *Con +1, Int +3, Wis -2, Cha +1, Morale +4, Loyalty +5
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| − | *Proficiencies: Loremastery, +Engineering x4, Knowledge (astronomy, mathematics) x3, Knowledge (politics) x2, Diplomacy, Land Surveying, Military Strategy
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| − | *Weapon Masteries: Basic (Common, Sword, Halberd)
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| − | *Chi Abilities: Artisan's Hand (The Hand That Mends, The Hand That Creates, The Sharp Mind x), Inner Power (Improvised Shield, Invisible Armor)
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| − | *Languages: Buyeo, Chinese, Xianbei, Ryukan
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| − | *Equipment: Durable clothing, sword, fan Enc 1/6 Stone
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| − | *Mount: Light Horse.
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| − | A fierce Buyeo warrior who is protective of his sister. He trains animals well.
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| − | *General 3, Move 120’, AC 7, HD 3d8, hp 35, Att 9+/9+, Saves: Wood 13+, Fire 14+, Earth 16+, Metal 15+, Water 15+, Init +0
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| − | *Str +1, Dex +1, Con +1, Cha -1, Morale +5, Loyalty +6
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| − | *Proficiencies: Command, Riding, Intimidate, Manual of Arms (Archer), Animal Training (Dogs, Horses, Falcons), Animal Husbandry x2
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| − | *Weapon Masteries: Skilled (Sword, Spear, Horsebow, Unarmed), Basic (Military, Major, Common)
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| − | *Chi Abilities: Iron Body (Iron Skin, Strength of the Mountains, Feel No Pain), Lightfoot (Sure-footed)
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| − | *Languages: Buyeo
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| − | *Equipment: Heavy armor, sword, spear, 2 daggers. Enc 6/8 Stone
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| − | *Followers: Falcon, 2 hunting dogs, guard dog
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| | Heavy Infantry wear leather backed scale armor and are otherwise more elite light infantry. At this point they are professional soldiers who will not return to their farms. | | Heavy Infantry wear leather backed scale armor and are otherwise more elite light infantry. At this point they are professional soldiers who will not return to their farms. |
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| | You get +1 AC for being skilled with a spear as well and are wearing heavy armor. You get a Fire save each time you are hit by a weapon attack to negate it. This save is -2 cumulative for each hit past the first. | | You get +1 AC for being skilled with a spear as well and are wearing heavy armor. You get a Fire save each time you are hit by a weapon attack to negate it. This save is -2 cumulative for each hit past the first. |
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| − | ''Administer'' Gang Zhi
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| − | ''Act as Emissary/Visit other officials.'' Da Yeng Fai (in this case JL or NP needs to appoint a regent in their absence)
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| − | ''Scheming'' Everyone
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| − | [[Mendicant General]]
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