Description: Familiar Gleam in Eyes.
Son of King Hubert, Betrothed to Aurora while she is an infant, and he a small child. At her Christening an Evil Fairy curses her and she is hidden away and lives as a peasant. Phillip chances across her in the forest and falls in love with her, he plans to fight the established rules of the kingdom for his peasant love, then finds she is the Princess he was betrothed to all along.
Rank: Novice
Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts d4, Strength d6, Spirit d8, Vigor d8
Skills: Climbing d4, Fighting d6, Guts d6, Notice d4, Riding d6, Stealth d6, Swimming d6, Throwing d6, Tracking d4
Pace: 6 Parry: 5 Toughness: 6 Charisma: 2
Hindrances: Code of Honor
Edges: Noble, Arcane Resistance
Gear: Sword of Truth (Spirit+16 Damage vs. the Untruth (i.e. character not in their true form, liars to the core, etc.) otherwise it acts as a normal Short Sword Str+d6—also it will simply fade from existence if wielded by an untruthful entity; Shield of Virtue (+6 Armor, Weight 12, & +10 Parry vs. dishonorable foes) otherwise it works as a normal Large Shield (+2 Parry, +2 Armor to Ranged Shots that Hit) it will also fade if wielded by a dishonorable entity.
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More About Disney's Prince Phillip.
Creation Notes:
Prince Phillip is a Novice Character, but has to be able to defeat Maleficent. The Sword and Shield given him by the Fairies therefore must be of sufficient strength. These are ridiculously powerful weapons, so the caveat is that they only exhibit their strength when used versus their namesakes opposites. Also note that in the film he was aided by the Fairies Flora, Fauna and Merryweather against Maleficent's Goons and then backed off when Maleficent herself showed up. Philip seemed to land a handful of lesser hits. Maleficent Mostly used Fiery Breath, she hit twice (the shield protected him), missed twice, and knocked the shield from his hand once, she snapped at him with her jaws in sets of two attacks (Improved Frenzy). Phillip must have rolled an 8 for damage on three of his hits and his throw of the sword, or had his dice explode on the throw to take Maleficent down.
4 comments:
Die explode?
In Savage Worlds, if you roll the highest number on the die, then you get to roll the die again (on trait tests and damage rolls) and add the result. If you roll the highest again, you roll again.
This is the meaning of exploding dice.
I like this Char. I do have one comment about it. As a prince I think he should have the Noble background edge. In a traditional swords and sorcery game humans get an extra edge to offset other races special abilities.
An interesting Edge Suggestion that I've completely overlooked. I like it enough to go back and retroactively assign it.
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