Otto is better than a standard Retainer 3. He 2 extra boons and has mastered 2 extra maneuvers. The rules don't mention making retainers tougher than level 3, but sometimes I do it anyway.
So here's Otto...
Illustration of a Suisses lansquenet (Swiss Landsknecht) from Le Fouduroy
Otto
Doppelsöldner SR 4
Location: Paris, Old Inn CourtFactions: DeMainz
Description: Tall, heavy, with a full beard; he floppy hat, steel cuirass, heavy leather gloves, and colorful pantaloons.
Personality: Professional, but jovial soldier.
Background: The so-called “Double Soldiers” get their name because they command twice the pay of most mercenary troops—and tend to live half as long. They are used to defend artillery and attack pikemen. They are armed with greatswords (Zweihänders) to cut enemy pikes. *They add their Soldier Career to any roll to resist fear, and even if they lose all Composure to fear, can regain their Composure in the normal manner.
Might
2 Daring 2* Flair -1
Brawl
1 Melee 3 Ranged -1 Defense 1
Ruffian
0 Swordsman 1 Soldier 2*
Lifeblood 12† Composure 3 Advantage 1 Retainer
Languages:
German (N), French
Boons: Armor
Familiarity, Dueling (Zweihänder), Hard to Kill, Military Order (Doppelsöldner)
Flaws: Greedy,
Illiterate
Protection: 1d6 Heavy Armor
Zweihänder: 1d6+4 Damage, -1 Parry, +1 Moulinet
Stiletto: 1d3+4 Damage; Ignores
2 Protection, +1 Called shot
Punch: 1d3+2 Dmg, (heavy
gloves)
Maneuvers: Bladework+5; Brawling+3, Choke+3, Dirty
Fighting+0, Disarm+5, Hilt Punch+5, Lunge+5, Moulinet+4[5],
Swordbreak; Beat+5, Bind+5, Footwork+3, Grapple+3, Shove/Trip(BD+3);
Dodge, Parry+3[2]; Riposte+3, Stop-Thrust+5,
† The Old Style: The
ferocity of the Old Style enables the swordsman to remain conscious at 0
Lifeblood.
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