Lord Garret of Drenvel

Attributes: [145]

ST 14  [40]       HP 16 [4]
DX 13 [60]       Per 11 [5]
IQ 10   [0]        Will 14 [20]
HT 11  [10]      FP 13 [6]

basic speed 6.00 [0]
Move 6 [0]

Disadvantages: [-17]
Guilt Complex [-5]
Code of honor (Lords) [-5]
Sense of Duty (Drenel) [-5]
Bulky Frame [-1]
Legalistic [-1]

Advantages: [90]
Mind Control (Necromancy as a power) [30]
Leader 3 [15]
Wealth (x20) [30]
Status 3 [15]
Combat Reflexes [15]

Skills:[42]

Lance	13	DX	[2]
Mace/Axe	14	DX+1	[4]
Shield	16	DX+3	[8]
Broadsword	13	DX	[2]
Crossbow	13	DX	[1]
Riding	14	DX+1	[4]
Saviore Fairre	12	IQ+2	[4]
Carousing	12	HT+1	[4]
Control Undead	12	Will -2	[1]
Leadership	13	IQ+3*	[2]
Tactics	12	IQ+2*	[2]
Administration	14	IQ+4*	[4]
Public Speaking	13	IQ+3*	[2]
Strategy	12	IQ+2*	[2]

The Lord of Drenel has necromancy, and is the highest point individual on the team. This is intentional, and I highly doubt that Garret will feel unbalanced compared to the others -- 30 points of his build won't be used in many games, and without them, he has no supernatural ability.

Code of Honor (Lords): Be open and equal in fair war, keep word and challenges to fights from equals. This code is -5 because he's breaking it by being part of this assassination, and because it only applies to high status individuals -- and if they're a necromancer, it doesn't apply then!

Sense of Duty (Drenel) is -5 rather than -10 because the mission comes first, and because Garret feels torn between helping individuals and solving the problem by ending the war. His duty is to the province, not individual people.

Lord Garret uses Necromancy as a Power . While he doesn't have the ER or thaumatology skills to pull off power stunts, his allies can instruct him in Thaumatology (if he can convince them) and he has a good amount of FP. But beware of its corrupting effects...