Jaga Head-Taker
All that Matters
Sunderer - Jaga's axe, stained red from the blood of those he's slain.
Frigi - Jaga's wife, small for a giantess, but large for him.
The Spell of Interrogation - A spell that will awaken a severed head, and require it to answer Jaga's questions.
Banu's Ear-rings - A mark of man-hood, taken from Banu, the first man Jaga killed.
Feats Heroic
Glum - Jaga cuts the Achilles tendon to fell a foe much too large for him to fight fairly, then runs to the neck and lets Sunderer do its work.
Jovial - Jaga grins as they come, and many heads fly with each swing of his axe.
Trick
Inevitable Foe - Mobagu Eater-of-Cities, Jaga's brother in law.
Eidolon by Dominic Harman (bleedingdreams.com)
I am loving reading all these characters and I am now noticing how much freedom all that is worth naming gives players to create badass stuff in the game world. That's a really slick piece of design there, Epidiah Ravachol
ReplyDeleteI know, right? I mean, I'm really impressed with my own design, too. But more importantly, I love seeing what people do with it!
ReplyDeleteI played Jaga last night in Epidiah Ravachol's hangout game. I'm giving other people permission to play him, in his ongoing saga, provided they comment on what happened to him here.
ReplyDeleteJaga, last night, after fasting in a town that was feasting, met his brother-in-law, Mogabu, Eater-of-Cities, who tried to murder him. They fought, along with Jaga's companions, Warrick and Kaspar, but a Chthonic god intervened, who had forbidden giants and humans to fight in the month of fasting. So, Jaga and his companions tried to trick Mogabu to go down to the god's underground realm, but were themselves tricked, and fell into the realm themselves.
Jaga's new trick
Haven - The house of Frigi, Jaga's wife.
or, if the Respite phase isn't being used:
Canny Cognition - The spell of Interrogation.