ASPECTS

High Concept: Cursed Immortal Monster Hunter

• Invoke: For his toughness and his ability to track and kill or capture his prey.
• Compel: He is cursed and many good spirits people will instinctively shun him.

Trouble: Drinking to Forget Several Lifetimes of Guilt

• Invoke: He has lived a very long life with a lot of experiences. That can be valuable.
• Compel: He is also a total alcoholic and drinks constantly. He is either hung over or drunk. There is no in between. Cole also has drunk and gambled his way through life and has several lifetimes of guilt. He has several alimony payments and a slew of ex-girlfriends.

Defends the Land With Some Big Damn Guns

• Invoke: When defending the land and the people or using the firearms of the Old West.
• Compel: Cole is often called upon by the Great Spirit or his allies to atone for his sin.

Fiercely Protective of My Foster Daughter

• Invoke:
• Compel:

Proprietor of the Renegade Saloon

• Invoke: Cole is the owner of the Renegade Saloon which has become a mecca for bikers, truckers and some supernaturals and monster hunters. He can sometimes gain a great deal of information on targets there.
• Compel: Sometimes the saloon can be a real pain in the ass. When some member of The Pack ties one on and gets unruly or a slumming White Court Vampire angers a visiting Winter Fae Troll Cole often has to deal with it.

APPROACHES 16

Superb +5:

Great +4:

Good +3: Haste

Fair +2: Focus

Average +1: Flair, Force, Guile, Intellect

MANTLE

CURSED IMMORTAL MONSTER HUNTER (Supernatural Scale)

UNIQUE CONDITIONS:

Cursed by The Great Spirit (special): [x]

This is always marked, unless the curse is lifted. Cole is supernaturally marked by a powerful spirit, and any supernatural being can perceive that this is so. A soulgaze or other divination is required to discern that the Great Spirit marked him with a curse.

Immortal (sticky): [ ]

Mark this box to absorb any amount of physical damage. Cole may be killed, but unless utterly annihilated, his body will continue moving. Recovery occurs automatically after a short amount of time undisturbed. This time may vary at GM discretion; If Cole is shot to death he may need only a few minutes to recover, while if he was torn to pieces may need the remainder of the scene.

In Pursuit (sticky): [ ]

Mark this condition when you name a specific supernatural creature as your target. While this condition is marked, you are obsessed with your quarry and committed to seeking its destruction regardless of cost; you also gain a new approach—The Hunt at Great (+4)—which can be used with any action taken against that quarry. The GM, however, is granted two free boosts to use against you in any scene not directly related to your pursuit and may propose compels involving your obsession. The GM may claim these boosts at any time during a relevant scene. Recover from this condition when your target is dead or you abandon the hunt. If you choose the latter, you may not pursue that particular quarry again.

Wounded (sticky): [ 4 ]

Mark this condition to absorb four shifts from any attack. While this condition is marked, you have an additional aspect that represents the nature of your injury. If you’re taken out while Wounded, death is on the list of potential outcomes, as with the Doomed condition. Begin recovery from this condition after you’ve received medical attention in a quiet environment (in other words, not in the field) and someone has succeeded at a recovery action against Great (+4) opposition on your behalf. You recover fully at the end of the next session.

Injured (lasting): [ 6 ]

Mark this condition to absorb six shifts of physical harm. When Injured, as with the Doomed condition, death is a distinct possibility. Another character capable of seeing to your injury must overcome an obstacle at Great (+4) or higher, in quiet and ideal conditions, to help you begin recovery. You recover fully at the end of the next session after beginning recovery.

CORE STUNTS

Countermeasures:

Once per session, you may declare that you happen to have a countermeasure on hand that nullifies the effect of scale (page 182) from a supernatural condition or stunt for the current scene. At the GM’s discretion, this stunt can also nullify other effects of supernatural powers, such as by avoiding a soulgaze or seeing through a glamour.

Hunters Network:

You associate with a loose confederation of hunters who trade rumors and update each other. Once per session when you are In Pursuit, you may succeed automatically at an overcome roll to find information about your quarry. If this information can be expressed as an advantage, you get an aspect with two free invokes as well.

Superior Recovery:

Outside of conflict, once per session the character may clear a sticky condition or begin recovery from a lasting condition. These conditions must represent physical injury.

ADDITIONAL STUNTS

Slayer:

Once per session, you may declare that you have a level of scale (page 182) against a supernatural opponent during the scene but must choose only one type of action to which your scale applies: attack, create an advantage, or defend.

Deadly Gunslinger:

When you Attack with a firearm from the Old West (Winchester Rifle, Colt Revolver etc.) using Haste, gain +1.

Nemesis (Naagloshii):

You are pursuing one well-known monster who eludes you. You can always use In Pursuit against that individual in addition to your marked quarry, without suffering the drawbacks of obsession. If you actually manage to kill that creature, you lose this stunt and can pick a new one. If you take Nemesis, strongly consider tying an aspect to this stunt.

REFRESH: 1
Spent Refresh: 2

STRESS: [ 1 ][ 1 ][ 1 ][ 1 ][ 1 ][ 1 ]

CONDITIONS:

In Peril (sticky): [ 4 ]

You may mark the In Peril condition whenever you are hit by an attack. Negate up to four shifts of damage from the attack and then create an aspect that describes how the attack causes damage not easily shaken off (such as a Broken Leg or Shattered Reputation). Whoever inflicted the condition is awarded a free invoke on that aspect. Recover from In Peril when you act deliberately to resolve the peril: medical attention for an injury, a bribe to erase the slight on your reputation. This typically entails overcoming an obstacle against an opposition of Great (+4) or higher.

Doomed (lasting): [ 6 ]

You may mark the Doomed condition whenever you are hit by an attack. Negate up to six shifts of damage from the attack and then create an aspect that describes how the attack has rendered you almost helpless, such as Bleeding Out or Ready to Embrace the Dark Side. Whoever inflicted the condition is awarded a free invoke on that aspect. Recover from Doomed when you act deliberately to resolve the doom: emergency medical attention, the intervention of a White Council healer skilled in mental magic, or something similar. This typically entails overcoming an obstacle against an opposition of Great (+4) or higher. Clear out Doomed at the end of the next session after you’ve started recovery. If Doomed is checked and you are taken out (page 189), death is one of the possible outcomes.