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Class Information[]

Class Primary Archetype Secondary Archetype Required Permission
Tactician Thought Battle None

The Tactician prefers a plan to a sword, but doesn't hesitate to use either. Tacticians have abilities for quickly analyzing their enemies and making use of newfound knowledge. They are at their best when they have allies (or pawns) to work with, allowing them to hit an enemy at its weakest.


Starting Stunts[]

Quick Mind You may use Investigate in a fraction of the time it takes others. In combat, this translates to being able to use Investigate once per round of combat without expending your turn.
Art of War In addition to the usual benefits of using Investigate on an enemy combatant, you gain a free +2 token against that specific enemy. This token may be spent to improve a defensive or offensive roll related to that enemy. You may use this token even if you aren't the one attacking or defending. An enemy may only be investigated once, and may be investigated before a battle.
Predictive Fighting [Requires Quick Mind and Art of War] Against an enemy you have investigated, you may add half your Investigate skill (rounded down) to Combat and Reaction Time rolls.



Class Specific Stunts[]

Officer [Requires Predictive Fighting] You may use Knowledge instead of Command for determining the limits of Teamwork.
Savant [Requires Predictive Fighting] You may use Investigate instead of Notice for non-social observations.
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