Chaostle Rule Book (pdf) - Chivalry Games

Dwarf: A short, tough fighter with an oversized battle axe and anarsenal of exploding skulls.The Dwarves are a highly skilled and disciplined fighting force. While they seemalmost too short to be effective, don't be fooled by their size; they do a tall amount ofdamage. Their excessive drinking doesn't seem to hinder their fighting ability, nor dotheir obsession with beards and axes. In battle, Dwarves like to rush down a hilltopshouting their thunderous battle cry, wheeling their greataxes over their heads. OtherDwarven weaponry includes their secret homebrewed 'fire stuff'.Elven Archer: These 'fair folk' can shoot the flame off a candle ata hundred paces, and their steel-tipped arrows punch throughflesh and armor with equal ease.No one can say where and how Elves came into the world. Old stories say they're thechildren of gods, specifically the gods of trees and wind, as their ears taper up towardsthe heavens. The only hint to support this theory is the fair folk's uncanny skill atarchery. They have perfected their bow- and arrowcraft over the course of centuries,and it still seems to improve on a daily basis. Their bodkin arrows can punch througheven the thickest plate mail. It's said that they weave tree magic into the fletching,which might explain why Wizards seem to fall in droves when Elven Archers arearound.Rogue: A moving shadow and a whisper of leather in the dark, theRogue is an expert in sneaking, thieving and assassination.There's no trade blessed with more colorful names than that of the Rogue. They arethe Kingdom's thieves, bandits, marauders, cutpurses and pickpockets. They live inthe shadows and at night, rarely seen or heard unless they want to be. Most times,the only sign that a Rogue is stalking you is the lightness in your money pouch, or thedagger in your back.Warrior (Add-on Character): A hard fighter and protector ofthe weak, the Warrior is a patchwork master-at-arms.Warriors are the guardsmen of the Grassy Plains. Even in its heyday, the Kingdomcouldn't protect every village and hamlet within its borders, but there were alwaysbrave men willing to take up arms in the defense of their families. They formed asworn brotherhood to protect the plains from the Barbarian scourge. Though alwaysshort of money and equipment, they quickly learned the art of scrounging weaponsand bits of armor off the bodies of their foes and comrades. Every once in a while, abrave band of Warriors will go out and reduce the Ogre population by a few heads.36 © 2004-2010 Chivalry Games