Brakkath Stonewake

Your primordial aspect grants you two features, as shown on the 1st-Level Aspect Features table. ###### 1st-Level Aspect Features Table | Aspect | Feature | |------------|--------------------------------| | Berserker | Kit, Primordial Strength | | Reaver | Kit, Primordial Cunning | | Stormwight | Beast Shape, Relentless Hunter |

Your primordial aspect grants you a triggered action, as shown on the Aspect Triggered Actions table. ###### Aspect Triggered Actions Table | Aspect | Triggered Action | |--------------------------|--------------------| | Berserker | Lines of Force | | Reaver | Unearthly Reflexes | | Stormwight | Furious Change |

You can use and gain the benefits of a stormwight kit (see Stormwight Kits). Your stormwight kit grants you a number of benefits, including benefits tied to your Growing Ferocity feature.

Within the heat of battle, your determination and anger grow, fueling a Heroic Resource called ferocity. > **Where's My Maneuver?** > > Since most other classes get a bespoke maneuver, you might find yourself asking, "Where's the special maneuver for the fury?" The answer is that the class doesn't need its own maneuver, because most of the time, the fantasy of the fury has them using the Grab or Knockback maneuvers in combat. They're really good at those maneuvers too, so it doesn't make sense to give you another option that you'll rarely or never use. ##### Ferocity in Combat At the start of a combat encounter or some other stressful situation tracked in combat rounds (as determined by the Director), you gain ferocity equal to your Victories. At the start of each of your turns during combat, you gain 1d3 ferocity. Additionally, the first time each combat round that you take damage, you gain 1 ferocity. The first time you become winded or are dying in an encounter, you gain 1d3 ferocity. You lose any remaining ferocity at the end of the encounter. ##### Ferocity Outside of Combat Though you can't gain ferocity outside of combat, you can use your heroic abilities and effects that cost ferocity without spending it. Whenever you use an ability or effect outside of combat that costs ferocity, you can't use that same ability or effect outside of combat again until you earn 1 or more Victories or finish a respite. When you use an ability outside of combat that lets you spend unlimited ferocity on its effect, such as To the Uttermost End, you can use it as if you had spent an amount of ferocity equal to your Victories.

You specialize in dealing massive damage on the battlefield, and have mastered unique martial abilities that allow you to strike hard and keep moving. ##### Signature Ability Choose one signature ability from the following options. Signature abilities can be used at will. (*Quick Build:* To the Death!) ##### Heroic Abilities You fight with an array of heroic abilities, all of which cost ferocity to fuel them. ###### 3-Ferocity Ability Choose one heroic ability from the following options, each of which costs 3 ferocity to use. (*Quick Build:* Back!) ###### 5-Ferocity Ability Choose one heroic ability from the following options, each of which costs 5 ferocity to use. (*Quick Build:* Blood for Blood!)

You gain certain benefits in combat based on the amount of ferocity you have (see 1st-Level Aspect Features for details). These benefits last until the end of your turn, even if a benefit would become unavailable to you because of the amount of ferocity you spend during your turn. Some Growing Ferocity benefits can be applied only if you are a specific level or higher, with the level of those benefits noted in the various Growing Ferocity tables in this section. ###### Berserker Growing Ferocity Table | Ferocity | Benefit | |-----------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 2 | Whenever you use the Knockback maneuver, the forced movement distance gains a bonus equal to your Might score. | | 4 | The first time you push a creature on a turn, you gain 1 surge. | | 6 | You gain an edge on Might tests and the Knockback maneuver. | | 8 (4th level) | The first time you push a creature on a turn, you gain 2 surges. | | 10 (7th level) | You have a double edge on Might tests and the Knockback maneuver. | | 12 (10th level) | Whenever you use a heroic ability, you gain 10 temporary Stamina. Additionally, whenever you make a power roll that imposes forced movement on a target, the forced movement distance gains a bonus equal to your Might score. | ###### Reaver Growing Ferocity Table | Ferocity | Benefit | |-----------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 2 | Whenever you use the Knockback maneuver, the forced movement distance gains a bonus equal to your Agility score. | | 4 | The first time you slide a creature on a turn, you gain 1 surge. | | 6 | You gain an edge on Agility tests and the Knockback maneuver. | | 8 (4th level) | The first time you slide a creature on a turn, you gain 2 surges. | | 10 (7th level) | You have a double edge on Agility tests and the Knockback maneuver. | | 12 (10th level) | Whenever you use a heroic ability, you gain 10 temporary Stamina. Additionally, whenever you make a power roll that imposes forced movement on a target, the forced movement distance gains a bonus equal to your Agility score. |

You can use and gain the benefits of a kit. See Chapter 6: Kits for more information. (*Quick Build:* Panther.)

You can't obtain lower than a tier 2 outcome on any Might test made to jump (see Movement Types in Chapter 10: Combat).

You are a product of customs older than warfare, older than civilization, older than most of the world. You have undergone a rite of passage that revealed the building blocks of the timescape—the Primordial Chaos—and that left an aspect of that chaos inside you. You choose a primordial aspect from the following options, each of which grants you a skill. (*Quick Build:* Berserker.) - **Berserker:** You channel your ferocity into physical might, acting as a living version of the forces that shape the world. You have the Lift skill. - **Reaver:** You channel your ferocity into instinct and cunning, challenging the order of civilization. You have the Hide skill. - **Stormwight:** You channel your ferocity into primordial storms and can take on the form of an animal or an animal hybrid form. You have the Track skill. Your primordial aspect is your subclass, and your choice of aspect determines many of the features you'll gain as you gain new levels.

You are never surprised. Additionally, whenever you would push a target with forced movement, you can slide them instead. As your ferocity grows, you gain benefits as noted on the Reaver Growing Ferocity table. Benefits are cumulative except where an improved benefit replaces a lesser benefit.

Whenever you damage an object with a weapon strike, the strike deals extra damage equal to your Might score. Additionally, whenever you push another creature into an object, the creature takes extra damage equal to your Might score. As your ferocity grows, you gain benefits as noted on the Berserker Growing Ferocity table. Benefits are cumulative except where an improved benefit replaces a lesser benefit.

You gain an edge on tests made using the Track skill.