Song of the Men's Side
The song tells the story of how humanity, once helpless against a terrifying Beast, was saved by the god Tyr. To give mankind a chance to fight back, Tyr sacrificed one of his eyes in exchange for a magical blade. With this weapon, humans could finally hunt the Beast instead of fleeing from it, making Tyr a symbol of sacrifice, courage, and mankind's triumph over fear.
Tyr, His man Flint workers and a Beast
- • Handcrafted spear.
(Range 6) 1d8
- • Handcrafted Knife.
(Reach 1) (2x) 1d4
- • Run, RUN!
Run for your life (Exit combat)
(15 Hp) Gain "Run,RUN! " action
All Allies Have Advantage, Only have 1 eye (All attacks Disadvantage)
- • Collecting Light.
Charge Up
- • Holy Knife.
1d4+20
- • Healing Light.
(Range 8) 2d8 Heal
(25 Hp) Use Holy Knife immediately
Lower level creatures are frightened upon seeing it.
- • Grin.
WIL DC 15 or Frightened, already Frightened creatures take 2d10 pyschic damage.
- • Stab .
(Reach 1) (3x) 1d6+3, Always Crit to Frightened Creatures.
- • Spikes.
(Range 8) 1d6+10 On Crit: Frightened.
(60 HP) Grin Deals 4d10 damage (Does not Miss), Spikes is now (3x) , Can Choose Actions
Does not die
- Offering.
So he went to the Children of the Night, He begged a Magic Knife of their make for our sake, When he begged for the Knife they said: "The price of the Knife you would buy is an eye!" And that was the price he paid.
Grants a Holy Knife.