
Whenever you fight, the crowd goes wild. When you stop to strike a pose, you can hear the crowd chanting your name, over and over. Everyone who’s anyone knows that you are the strongest fighter around. But your fabled, awe-inspiring might is just that: a fable. Your world-shattering deeds aren’t your deeds, but rather an exaggerated tale to put you in the spotlight. When faced with a truly powerful foe, you fold like tissue paper before them. But for the sake of the fans, you have to face them anyways…
- Racial Requirement: Any
- Transformation Type: Awakening
- Awakening Type: Greater
- Awakening Origin: Mind
- Prerequisite(s): N/A
- Maximum No of Stacks: 1
- Tier of Power Requirement. 1+
| AG | FO | TE | SC | IN | MA | PE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| – | – | – | – | – | – | +4 |
Savior(?) of Worlds: Through some combination of showmanship, performances, special effects, and even outright lies, you have somehow convinced others that you are a true hero.
(1)-[Passive]: Halve your Maximum Life Points and Soak Value.
(2)-[Passive]: Reduce all of your Combat Rolls by 2(bT).
(3)-[Passive]: Increase all of your Skill Checks that use your Personality Modifier by 1d4.
(4)-[Passive]: Your Life Points cannot be reduced to a value lower than 1 higher than their minimum value, except by an Attacking Maneuver that deals Damage equal to or exceeding 1/2 of your Maximum Life Points.
(5)-[1/Encounter]: As an Instant Maneuver during your Ally’s turn, you may transfer to that Ally all of your Actions and Counter Actions.
(6)-[Triggered, 1/Round]: If an Ally makes an Attacking Maneuver, you may spend 1 Action to increase the Wound Roll of that Attacking Maneuver by your Personality Modifier.
(7)-[Triggered, 1/Round]: If an Ally is targeted by an Attacking Maneuver, you may spend 1 Counter Action to increase that Ally’s Strike and Dodge Rolls by 1/2 of your Personality Modifier for the duration of that Attacking Maneuver.
(8)-[Triggered, 1/Encounter]: If the trigger occurs for the 6th or 7th effect of Savior(?) of Worlds, you may use that effect, ignoring its [1/Round] Keyword.