Kolmesti Kirottu Ankh-Set-Hor

Champion (Tyrant) of Zon-Kuthon 4
Player Nostrix

Tausta

Ancestry Half-elf (mummy), Background Able carter
Speed 30 (25 in armor), Perception^T +7, Darkvision
Alignment LE
Languages Osirian, Elven, Necril

Str 18, Dex 10, Con 14
Int 10, Wis 12, Cha 14

AC 22; (+6 armor, +0 Dex, +6 trained) / 24 (+2 shield)
HP 60 (8 human, 40 champion, 8 con, 4 toughness)
Fort +10^E, Ref +6^T, Will +10^E
Special Defenses
Basic undead benefits, Iron command
Weakness: Fire 2

Melee +1 fist +11 1d6+4 B
Melee +1 striking khopesh +11 2d8+4 S
Ranged

Divine Spell Attack +8, DC 18
Rank 1 - Harm
Cantrips (at will) - Guidance, Needle darts
Focus Spells pool: 2
1st: Touch of corruption, Savor the sting

Skills

• Acrobatics
• Arcana
• Athletics^E +12
• Crafting
• Deception
• Diplomacy^T+8
• Intimidation^T +8
• Lore (Graydirge)^T +6
• Medicine^T +7
• Nature^T +7
• Occultism
• Performance
• Religion^T +7
• Society
• Stealth
• Survival^T +7
• Thievery

Ancestry Abilities Natural ambition
Bonus feats Mummy dedication¹, Basic oracle spellcasting⁴
Class Feats Deity's domain (pain)¹, Iron repercussions¹, Oracle (bones) dedication², Aura of despair⁴
General Feats Toughness^m, Fleet³
Skill Feats Hobnobber¹, Stitch flesh¹, Titan wrestler², Assurance (athletics)⁴
Class Features Iron command, Divine ally (shield)

Bulk Limit: || Worn + Weapons = || All =
Worn Full plate, sturdy shield
Weapons khopesh
Stowed
Wealth ? gp
At base

Notes

• Let no one who is lesser than you wield power over you or lead you.
• Mercilessly enforce established hierarchies of masters and servants. Topple or seize control of illegitimate hierarchies, such as democratic governments or the arrogant echelons of the celestial planes, and fill power vacuums by taking that power for yourself.
• Bind the weak to serve you. This tenet doesn't require you to spare foes' lives if you think they would be disloyal if pressed into servitude, nor does it require you to keep more servants than you find practical or useful.
• You must never perform acts anathema to your deity or willingly commit a purely good act, such as giving something solely out of charity, casting a good spell, or using a good item.
• You must never put another person's needs before your own, and you must never put your own needs before those of your deity. Though you can perform acts others might consider helpful, it must be done with the expectation that it ultimately furthers your own goals or those of your master.
• Edicts bring pain to the world, mutilate your body
• Anathema create permanent or long-lasting sources of light, provide comfort to those who suffer