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Templar character sheet.

1st Power: Antimagic aura -Those whom use magic are hindered in doing so around him, limited to a five foot radius. Attached to a charm hung about his person somewhere.
2nd Power: Enhancement - His strength becomes greater along with his vitality when frenzied.
3rd Power: Frenzy - When witnessing a member of the -undecided- species, the writer rolls a dice in room to determine whether or not he goes into a feral, nearly mindless frenzy, attacking that member or members of said -undecided- species.
4th Power: Flamethrower - Using alcohol he carries on his person and his right glove's index and thumb finger tips, he creates sparks that he spits alcohol through to create a temporary gout of fire.
5th Power: Swordsmanship - He is proficient in the use of throwing axes, pole-arms such as halberds and pikes, and many manner of swords.
6th Power: Organic Charm - Upon his back there rests in blessed ink a broad, red cross that spans nearly the entirety of his spine. This charm wards against attacks approaching from behind and allows him to hone in on other members of the Inquisition.
7th Power: Level Head - When he is not observing a member of -undecided- species, he is very difficult to sway from a calm composure, exception being when enthralled by battle. Illusions have no effect on him.

Weaknesses
1st Weakness: Human - He is vulnerable to disease and to fatal injuries as much as any other member of his species.
2nd Weakness: Long Range - Naturally a weakness as he himself has nothing to combat/defend from this other than a shield, should he have one on his person, or a bow, which he usually will not have.

Inventory
1st Item: Charm - Not to be mistaken for the cross of ink on his back. This little charm hangs upon his person, granting him his antimaagic aura.
2nd Item: Axes - Three throwing axes that rest on his belt.
3rd Item: Purse - Contains gold.
4th Item: Alcohol - Also hung from his belt, uses this for his flame gout.
5th Item: Blade - Blade that has been enchanted to fell beasts of both mundane and supernatural order.