"Blast, this one didn't kill me either."

[Stone Dog]

I made this character with GCS, so I can't say for sure if it calculated everything right. I'm also pretty new at that program, so I can't find quirks or how to make the twin axes Dwarven, but they are certainly supposed to be! The missing three points are for cash to flush out the equipment.

He is an attempt to show a way to make a classic Warhammer Dwarf Slayer without going straight for the Barbarian template. I just threw him together at a whim though, so no backstory. He wouldn't tell you even if you asked.

Name: Kertog (247 point dwarven swashbuckler)

Attributes: ST 12 [20]; DX 15 [100]; IQ 10 [0]; HT 13 [20]

Secondary Characteristics: Dmg 1d+1/2d+1; BL 39 lb; HP 12 [0]; Will 10 [0]; Per 10 [0]; FP 16 [0]; Basic Speed 7.25 [0]; Basic Move 6 [0]

Advantages: Ambidexterity [5]; Combat Reflexes [15]; Dwarf [20]; Extra Fatigue Points 3 [9]; Increased Health 1 [10]; Lifting ST 2 [6]; Night Vision 5 [5]; Pickaxe Penchant 1 [5]; Resistant to Poison 6 [6]; Tough Skin 1 [3]; Enhanced Parry (Axe) 2 [10]; Increased Basic Speed 1 [5]; Striking ST 3 [15]; Weapon Master (Axe) [20]; Extra Attack 1 [25];

Perks: Dwarven Gear [1]; Signature Gear (Righty & Lefty) [2]; Weapon Bond (Axe (Righty & Lefty)) [2]

Disadvantages: Code of Honor (Outlaw) [-5]; Compulsive Carousing [-5]; Decreased Basic Move 1 [-5]; Greed [-15]; Stubbornness [-5]; Obsession [-10]; One Eye [-15]; Vow (Never wear armor) [-15];

Quirks: Afraid of being murdered [-1]; Bright orange mohawk [-1]; Smells like either old animal fat or (if he can afford it) too much cologne [-1]; Stoic [-1]; Won't talk about his past [-1]

Skills: Acrobatics DX+0 [4]-15; Axe/Mace DX+6 [20]-21; Brawling DX+1 [2]-16; Carousing HT+0 [1]-13; Climbing DX-1 [1]-14; Connoisseur (Weapons) IQ-1 [1]-9; Fast-Draw (Axe) DX+2 [2]-17; First Aid IQ+0 [1]-10; Hiking HT-1 [1]-12; Intimidation Will-1 [1]-9; Jumping DX+0 [1]-15; Search Per-1 [1]-9; Stealth DX-1 [1]-14; Streetwise IQ+0 [2]-10; Thrown Weapon (Axe) DX+2 [2]-17; Wrestling DX+0 [2]-15;

Equipment: 1 Anti-Garrote Collar [$35; 1 lb]; 1 Clothing [$120; 2 lb]; 1 Heavy Cloth or Leather Boots [$52; 4.2 lb]; 1 Heavy Cloth or Leather Gloves [$15; 2 lb]; 1 First Aid Kit [$50; 2 lb]; 2 Throwing Axe (Righty & Lefty) [$60; 4 lb]; 4 Small Throwing Axe [$50; 3 lb];

[corwyn]

Originally Posted by Stone Dog

I made this character with GCS, so I can't say for sure if it calculated everything right. I'm also pretty new at that program, so I can't find quirks or how to make the twin axes Dwarven, but they are certainly supposed to be! The missing three points are for cash to flush out the equipment.

He is an attempt to show a way to make a classic Warhammer Dwarf Slayer without going straight for the Barbarian template. I just threw him together at a whim though, so no backstory. He wouldn't tell you even if you asked.

Unfortunately, Barbarian is the only template that gets Tough Skin, which you kinda need to survive being a slayer. though, I guess, dying is the point. Too bad the template is so...outdoorsy.

Also, wouldn't an anti-garotte collar be neck armour?

BTW, in case you are actually interested in RAW and this was an oversight, Fast-Draw (Axe) isn't a legitimate option.

[Stone Dog]

Good advice all around. The tough skin is from dwarf at least, so there is that.

The collar isn't DR against actual combat, so I'd be more than happy allowing it as a non-armor garment. It just keeps him from being choked by some cheap assassin.

[Eidoloclast]

I would use the Martial Artist template for Dwarf Slayers, probably. They can take appropriate Vows, can get unarmored DR, and can perform great feats of strength and grit.