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Defense Modify with 'Other Defenses' in the Combat Tab	Armor Modify with 'Other Defenses' in the Combat Tab			Movement Increasing the modifier by +1 will increase the distance by +6ft	Command Range Increasing the modifier by +1 will increase the radius by +6ft	Control Area Increasing the modifier by +1 will increase the distance by +12ft
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Man Beast	No Shield Shield

Transformation Block

Physique	Speed	Strength	Agility	Poise	Prowess	Intellect	Arcane	Perception	Armor	Tharn

Character Steamjack Warbeast

Character

Player Name

Character Name

Nickname

Height	Weight

		k After a short rest following an encounter, a character automatically regains a number of vitality points equal to his PHY. Characters who have suffered damage continue to recover over time. A character regains 1 vitality point each hour for the first three hours after being injured. After that he regains 1 Vitality point every six hours until he has regained all of his vitality points.

1	2	3	4	5	6

Race

→To apply Hero level stats for race

Archetype

Careers

Character Stats

PRIMARY & Secondary Stats


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	Maximum
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Steamjack

Warcaster

'jack Name

Chassis

Cortex

All			Heavy		Light

Damage Grid
	1	2	3	4	5	6

Arm	Movement
Cortex	Arc Node

	Total	Base	Modifier



DEF
ARM

Hull Rating

Steamjack Stats

PRIMARY & Secondary Stats


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'jack Description

Chassis

Cost	Height	Weight	Fuel Burn	Load Usage
gold crowns	feet	tons	pounds	pounds
Initial Service Date	Original Chassis Design	Stock Cortex
AR	AR

Cortex

Cost	gold crowns

Gear and Upgrades

Upgrade or Gear Name	Item Cost
	gold crowns

Warbeast

Warlock Name

Warbeast Name

Base Type

Height	Weight

		k After a short rest following an encounter, a character automatically regains a number of vitality points equal to his PHY. Characters who have suffered damage continue to recover over time. A character regains 1 vitality point each hour for the first three hours after being injured. After that he regains 1 Vitality point every six hours until he has regained all of his vitality points.

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Warbeast Stats

PRIMARY & Secondary Stats


	Health
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	Health
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	Modifier

Skills

Hide/Show

Military Skills

Boost	Skill	GM Roll	Stat	Total	Stat Value	Skill Rating	Misc

Occupational Skills

Boost	Skill	GM Roll	Stat	Total	Stat Value	Skill Rating	Misc

Additional Skills

Boost	Skill	GM Roll	Stat	Total	Stat Value	Skill Rating	Misc

Abilities

= selected

Career Abilities

Book & Page Reference

Book & Page Reference

Adventuring Companies

Book & Page Reference

Magic

	Fatigue/Focus

Fury

	Threshold	Fury

Souls

Maximum	Soul

Spells

Roll	Targeted	Spell		Att	Dam

	You may spend a focus or gain a fatgue point to boost either the attack or effect

		Cost
		Range
		Area of Effect?
		Static Attack Mod
		POW
		AoE POW
		Upkeep
		Offensive
		Location

			Type	Color	Source	Target
		F/X

Roll	Targeted	Spell		Att	Dam

	You may spend a focus or gain a fatgue point to boost either the attack or effect

		Cost
		Range
		Area of Effect?
		Static Attack Mod
		POW
		AoE POW
		Upkeep
		Offensive
		Location

			Type	Color	Source	Target
		F/X

Fell Calls

Roll

Targeted Roll

Fell Call

		Attack Mod
		Range
		Area of Effect?
		POW
		POW Mod
		Offensive
		Location

Rune Shots

Roll	Targeted Roll	Weapon

Skill	Ammo	Effective Range	Extreme Range	RAT	POW	Weapon POW

Accuracy	Black Penny	Brutal	Detonator	Earth Shaker	Fire Beacon

Freeze Fire	Heart Stopper	Iron Rot	Molten Shot	Momentum	Phantom Seeker

Shadow Fire	Silencer	Spell Cracker	Spontaneous Combustion	Thunderbolt	Trick Shot

Skill	Ammo	Effective Range	Extreme Range	RAT	POW	Weapon POW

Accuracy	Black Penny	Brutal	Detonator	Earth Shaker	Fire Beacon

Freeze Fire	Heart Stopper	Iron Rot	Molten Shot	Momentum	Phantom Seeker

Shadow Fire	Silencer	Spell Cracker	Spontaneous Combustion	Thunderbolt	Trick Shot

Combat

Config

Location

Brawling

Virtuoso?	Roll	Targeted Roll	Weapon		Boost Attack?

			Grapple


MAT	Skill	Modifier

Melee Weapons

Virtuoso?	Roll	Targeted Roll	Weapon		Boost Attack?	Boost Damage?


MAT	Skill	Modifier


P+S	POW Strength	Modifier

Ranged Weapons

Virtuoso?	Roll	Targeted Roll	Weapon		Boost Attack?	Boost Damage?

RAT	Skill	Attack Modifier	Effective Range	Ammo

POW	Weapon POW	Damage Modifier	Extreme Range

Artillery and Explosive Weapons

Virtuoso?	Roll	Targeted Roll	Weapon		Boost Attack?	Boost Damage?

RAT	Skill	Attack Modifier	Effective Range	Ammo

POW	Weapon POW	Damage Modifier	Extreme Range	Area of Effect

Armor

Worn Armor



Armor	Type	SPD Modifier	DEF Modifier	ARM Modifier
Flesh of Steel

Shield

Shield

Other Defenses

Name	SPD Modifier	DEF Modifier	ARM Modifier

Mount

Mount Stats

Mounted?	Name			Type

	PHY	SPD	STR	DEF	ARM	MaT

Roll	Targeted Roll	Weapon	MAT	Attack Modifier	POW	Weapon POW	Damage Modifier

Story

Connections

Name	Book & Page Reference

Religous Beliefs

Spoken Languages

	Langauges	Book & Page Reference
	Caspian (extinct)	FMF, page 67
	Cygnaran	FMF, page 67
	Sulese	FMF, page 67
	Llaelese	FMF, page 67
	Ordic	FMF, page 68
	Scharde	FMF, page 68

	Khurzic (extinct)	FMF, page 68
	Khadoran	FMF, page 68
	Kossite	FMF, page 69
	Umbrean	FMF, page 69

	Morridane (extinct)	FMF, page 69
	Idrian	FMF, page 69
	Thurian	FMF, page 69

	Satyx	FMF, page 70
	Thrallspeak	FMF, page 70
	Telgesh	FMF, page 70

	Langauges	Book & Page Reference
	Rhulic	FMF, page 70
	Shyr	FMF, page 70

	Aeric (Nyss)	FMF, page 70
	Molgur	FMF, page 69
	Gobberish (Gobbers)	FMF, page 69
	Molgur-Og	FMF, page 69
	Molgur-Trul (Trollkin)	FMF, page 69 Unleashed, page 43

	Quor-og (Bog Trog)	Unleashed, page 67
	Grun (Farrow)	Unleashed, page 51
	Quor-gar (Gatorman)	Unleashed, page 57
	Molgur-Tharn (Tharn)	Unleashed, page 67

Langauges	Book & Page Reference

Contacts

Name	Location

History

Character History

Recent History

Event	Date

Inventory

Wealth

Cygnar Coin

Amount	Coin	Metal	Value
	Swan	Gold	2 crowns (uncommon)
	Crown	Gold	Trade Standard
	Half-Crown	Gold	5 shields (uncommon)
	Shield	Silver	10 shields equals 1 crown
	Half-Shield	Silver	5 farthings (uncommon)
	Farthing	Copper	10 Farthings equals 1 shield

Khador Coin

Amount	Coin	Metal	Value
	Koltina	Gold	Trade Standard
	Denescka	Silver	10 denescka equals 1 koltina
	Kuppek	Copper	10 kuppek equals 1 denescka

Llael Coin

Amount	Coin	Metal	Value
	Goldbust	Gold	Trade Standard
	Keep	Silver	10 keep equals 1 goldbust
	Kettle	Copper	10 kettle equals 1 keep

Ord Coin

Amount	Coin	Metal	Value
	Royal	Gold	Trade Standard
	Silverweight	Silver	2 galleons
	Galleon	Silver	10 galleon equals 1 royal
	Half-Galleon	Silver	5 blackpennies
	Blackpenny	Copper	10 blackpennies equals 1 galleon

Protectorate of Menoth Coin

Amount	Coin	Metal	Value
	Decastave	Clay	10 staves
	Stave	Clay	Trade Standard
	Mark	Clay	10 marks equals 1 staves
	Kuppek	Clay	10 trace equals 1 mark

Other Wealth

Item	Value	Location

Gear

Item	Reference	Location

Consumable

Consumable Item	Reference	Location

Purchases

Date	Description	Crowns +/-	Shields +/-	Farthings +/-	Location	Barter %

Advancement

Experince Points

Hero Level

XP Total	Character Advancement	Spent On
0	3 advancement points

2	+2 occupational skills
4	+1 spell, ability, connection, or military skill
6	+1 stat
8	+2 occupational skills
10	+1 spell, ability, connection, or military skill
12	+1 archetype benefit
15	+1 stat
18	+2 occupational skills
21	+1 spell, ability, connection, or military skill
24	+1 stat
27	+2 occupational skills
30	+1 archetype benefit or +1 career and +2 occupational skills
33	+1 spell, ability, connection, or military skill
36	+1 stat
39	+2 occupational skills
42	+1 spell, ability, connection, or military skill
45	+1 stat

Veteran Level

XP Total	Character Advancement	Spent On
50	+1 archetype benefit
55	+2 occupational skills
60	+1 spell, ability, connection, or military skill
65	+1 stat
70	+2 occupational skills
75	+1 spell, ability, connection, or military skill
80	+1 archetype benefit or +1 career and +2 occupational skills
85	+1 stat
90	+2 occupational skills
95	+1 spell, ability, connection, or military skill

Epic Level

XP Total	Character Advancement	Spent On
100	+1 stat
105	+2 occupational skills
110	+1 archetype benefit or +1 career and +2 occupational skills
115	+1 spell, ability, connection, or military skill
120	+1 stat
125	+2 occupational skills
130	+1 spell, ability, connection, or military skill
135	+1 stat
140	+1 archetype benefit
145	+2 occupational skills
150	+1 spell, ability, connection, or military skill

NPC

NPC Stat Block

	DEF	ARM	Shield
Base
Mod
Total
	Movement	Vitality
Base
Modifier
Total	feet

NPC Attacks

Melee Attacks

Roll	Targeted Roll	Weapon	MAT	Attack Modifier	POW	Weapon POW	Damage Modifier

Ranged Attacks

Roll	Targeted Roll	Weapon	Ammo	Effective Range	Extreme Range	RAT	Attack Modifier	POW	Weapon POW	Damage Modifier	Area of Effect

Special Abilities

Roll	Tgt Roll	Ability	Attack Rating	Att Mod	Att Total	Effect Rating	Effect Mod	Effect Total	Range	AoE?	Off?

Skills

Important Skills

Roll	Skill	Total	Stat Value	Skill Rating	Modifier

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{{name}} fights off fatigue
Roll	Meet or Exceed
{{roll}}	{{fatigue}}
{{name}} struggles for control
Roll	Meet or Below
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Archery	Crossbow	Hand Weapon	Great Weapon	Heavy Artillery	Lance	Military
Light Artillery	Pistol	Rifle	Shield	Thrown Weapon	Unarmed Combat	Occupational
						NPC

Alchemy	Animal Handling	Bribery	Climbing	Command	Craft	Craft
Craft	Cryptography	Deception	Detection	Disguise	Driving	Escape Artist
Etiquette	Fell Calling	Forensic Science	Forgery	Gambling	Interrogation	Intimidation
Investigation	Jumping	Law	Lock Picking	Lore	Lore	Lore
Mechanikal Engineering	Medicine	Navigation	Negotiation	Oratory	Pickpocket	Research
Riding	Rope Use	Sailing	Seduction	Sneak	Streetwise	Stormsmithing
Survival	Swimming	Thrall Crafting	Tracking


	Gatormen are medium-based characters.
	Gatormen treat water as open terrain and gain concealment while within water. Amphibious characters never make Swimming skill rolls and can always advance their full SPD while swimming (p. 194). A gatorman can remain submerged for a number of turns equal to twice his Physique stat.
	In addition to his normal attacks, a gatorman can make one unarmed melee attack with his jaws during each of his turns. This attack uses the Unarmed Combat skill and is POW 5.
	A gatorman character starts the game with the Flesh of Steel ability (p. 161). This ability is in addition to any others the character gains from his starting careers.
	A gatorman must eat at least once every four waking hours. If a gatorman character goes more than four hours without eating, he suffers –1 to Willpower skill rolls until he eats again. Luckily gatormen are not picky eaters and will devour any meat they can chew and swallow.
	Gatormen often bedeck themselves in the trappings of rival races, believing such charms enable them to steal a portion of their enemies’ power. While wearing or holding at least one relic, tool, trinket, or piece of clothing that was once possessed by a member of another race, the gatorman character gains +1 on social rolls involving characters of that race.


	Whether or not they have the Skilled archetype, Swamp Gobber characters start the game with the Deft archetype benefit (p. 117). This benefit is in addition to any other archetype benefits the character starts with.
	Swamp Gobbers have a racial modifier of +1 DEF.
	Swamp gobber characters start the game with the Hunting Ground (swamp) ability. This ability is in addition to any others the character gains from his starting careers.
	Swamp gobbers suffer –1 on attack rolls with two-handed weapons and rifles, and must wield all great weapons two-handed.


	Nyss with the Gifted archetype cannot have the Arcane Mechanik, Arcanist, Gun Mage, or Warcaster careers.
	Reduce the cost of Nyss bows (Core book, page 262) and Nyss claymores (Core book, page 256) by 10 gc during character creation.
	A Nyss character begins with the Specialization (Nyss bow) and Specialization (Nyss claymore) abilities.
	Nyss gain +1 on Initiative and PER rolls.
	Nyss gain +3 ARM against cold damage.
	Nyss suffer –3 ARM against fire damage.


	Whether or not they have the Skilled archetype, Bogrin characters start the game with the Deft archetype benefit (p. 117). This benefit is in addition to any other archetype benefits the character starts with.
	Bogrins have a racial modifier of +1 DEF.
	Bogrin gain +2 ARM against cold and fire damage and boosted rolls to resist the effects of exhaustion caused by extreme temperature.


	Bog trogs treat water as open terrain and gain concealment while in water. Amphibious characters never make Swimming skill rolls and can always advance their full SPD while swimming (Unleashed, page 194). A bog trog can remain submerged indefinitely.
	Bog trog skin pigmentation naturally changes to enable them to blend into their surroundings. Provided his body is mostly uncovered and he is not wearing armor, a bog trog gains boosted Sneak skill rolls.
	If a bog trog goes twenty-four hours without being able to fully immerse himself in water, he suffers a –2 penalty on all skill rolls from discomfort and impaired respiration. This penalty is removed immediately if the bog trog immerses itself in water but returns if he leaves the water before spending at least fifteen minutes submerged. Periodic immersion at more frequent intervals prevents this penalty.


	Croaks treat water as open terrain and gain concealment while within water. Amphibious characters never make Swimming skill rolls and can always advance their full SPD while swimming (Iron Kingdoms Unleashed Roleplaying Game: Core Rules, p. 194). A croak can remain submerged for a number of turns equal to twice his Physique stat.
	A croak can spend a quick action to coat one of his melee or thrown weapons with poison, which affects the weapon’s next attack. A character damaged by a poisoned weapon must immediately make a PHY roll against a target number of 12. If the roll succeeds, nothing happens. If the roll fails, the target suffers an additional [[d3]] damage. Croaks are immune to the effects of croak poison.


	Dwarf characters start the game with the Load Bearing ability (p. 164). This ability is in addition to any others the character gains from his starting career.
	Dwarf characters begin with Connection (dwarven clan) (p. 169). This is in addition to any other connections the character starts with.


	An efaarit gains the Pathfinder ability while in a desert environment. Additionally, an efaarit can reroll failed Survival and Tracking skill rolls while in a desert environment.
	An efaarit gains +2 to PHY rolls to resist inhaled toxins and is immune to gas effects.
	Efaarit start the game with Trained Rider (bletcher).


	A farrow character starts the game with the Go to Ground ability. This ability is in addition to any others the character gains from his starting careers.
	A farrow character starts the game with the Disease Resistance ability. This ability is in addition to any others the character gains from his starting careers.
	A farrow character gains boosted Detection and Tracking skill rolls in situations in which his heightened sense of smell can be applied.


	Whether or not they have the Skilled archetype, gobber characters start the game with the Deft archetype benefit (p. 117). This benefit is in addition to any other archetype benefits the character starts with.
	Gobbers have a racial modifier of +1 DEF.
	Swamp gobbers suffer –1 on attack rolls with two-handed weapons and rifles, and must wield all great weapons two-handed.


	Humans are poorly trusted by the denizens of the wild. As a result, human characters suffer –1 on their non-Intimidation social rolls when dealing with characters of Unleashed races.
	Humans are extremely adaptable and talented individuals. Your character begins the game with your choice of +1 PHY, +1 AGL, or +1 INT. Add this bonus before spending Advancement Points. Note this bonus does not increase the character’s racial maximum, just the starting value.


	Iosan characters begin the game with an additional ability selected from one of their careers.


	An ogrun can wield two great weapons, can use Two-Weapon fighting with great weapons, and can wield a weapon in one hand that usually requires two hands to wield, but he suffers –2 on attack rolls with that weapon.
	Ogrun are medium-based characters.
	Ogrun have a racial modifier of +1 ARM
	This character can declare an oath and select another friendly character to swear the oath to. Until that character is destroyed, this character gains +1 on non-attack skill rolls if his actions align with the terms of the oath. When the chosen friendly character becomes disabled, this character gains +2 on attack and damage rolls for the remainder of the encounter.


	A Blighted ogrun can wield two great weapons, can use Two-Weapon fighting with great weapons, and can wield a weapon in one hand that usually requires two hands to wield, but he suffers –2 on attack rolls with that weapon.
	Blighted ogrun have a racial modifier of +1 ARM
	Blighted ogrun are medium-based characters.
	Blighted ogrun are blighted characters and can receive blight gifts.
	Blighted ogrun are compelled to slaughter. If a blighted ogrun goes 24 hours without inflicting damage, he suffers –1 to non-attack rolls until he does so.


	A pyg character starts the game with the Poison Resistance ability. This ability is in addition to any others the character gains from his starting careers.
	If a pyg suffers a lost limb, he spawns a pyg whelp (see “Whelp Companion,” Unleashed, page 169) that grows to full size in [[d6]] rounds.
	If a pyg suffers a lost eye or limb due to incapacitation (Unleashed, page 217), he regenerates the eye or limb [[d6 + 3]] days after fully recovering his vitality. A pyg that is grievously injured can sometimes self-stabilize. Every turn (or every five minutes out of combat) roll a d6 ([[d6]]. On a roll of 6, the character is stabilized. Pygs never suffer from slow recovery.
	Whether or not they have the Mighty archetype, pyg characters start the game with the Tough archetype benefit (Unleashed, page 111). This is in addition to any other archetype benefits selected for the character.


	Satyxis with the Gifted archetype cannot have the Arcane Mechanik or Arcanist careers.
	A Satyxis must be female.
	In addition to her normal attacks, a Satyxis can make one unarmed melee attack with her horns during each of her turns. This attack uses the Unarmed Combat skill and is POW 3. On a critical hit, the target is knocked down. If a Satyxis uses her horns to make a knockout strike that damages her target, add +2 to the target number to avoid the knockout.


	All skorne possess an ARC stat and the potential to gain arcane careers. For more information, see p. 89 in the Skrone Empire.
	Prior to selecting careers, choose a caste from warrior, extoller, paingiver, worker, slave, or outcast (p. 43). Skorne of a higher caste sometimes fill the role of a lower caste, provided it is suitable for someone of their station. A tyrant would never stoop so low as to perform a task of the worker caste, for instance, but a paingiver may choose to explore the work of the chirurgeons.
	Skorne magic is based on the art of mortitheurgy and is unlike the arcane traditions of the west. Skorne characters cannot have the Bone Grinder or Sorcerer careers.


	Striders are blighted characters and can receive blight gifts.
	Strider characters start the game with the Pathfinder ability. This ability is in addition to any others the character gains from his starting career.
	A Strider character begins with the Specialization (Nyss bow) and Specialization (Nyss claymore) abilities.
	Strider gain +3 ARM against cold damage.
	Strider suffer –3 ARM against fire damage.


	Tharn males are medium-based characters. Tharn females are small based creatures.
	A Tharn is able to tap into her primal connection to the Devourer Wurm at will, transforming herself into a predatory beast. During her turn, a Tharn can either spend a full action to transform slowly or spend 1 feat point to transform immediately. When a female Tharn transforms, she gains stealth (p. 219) and boosted AGL and PER rolls, but she rolls one less die on INT and non-Intimidation social rolls. While in bestial form, a Tharn can only communicate through short, clipped sentences and guttural growls. Tharn must transform and remain transformed during lunar conjunctions. When Calder and either of Caen’s other moons are full, the Tharn cannot restrain their inner beast. For the duration of the lunar conjunction, the Tharn cannot revert to their human form for any reason.
	A Tharn is able to tap into his primal connection to the Devourer Wurm at will, transforming himself into a predatory beast. During his turn, a Tharn can either spend a full action to transform slowly or spend 1 feat point to transform immediately. When a male Tharn transforms, he gains the Flesh of Steel ability, +1 STR, and boosted PHY rolls, but he rolls one less die on INT and non-Intimidation social rolls. Because they actually grow physically larger when they transform, male Tharn are very limited in the armor and clothing they can wear. Most male Tharn wear the leather armor developed by their people to easily accommodate the rapid changes to their bodies brought about by transformation. A Tharn wearing other types of armor must remove it before transforming or risk its destruction. While in bestial form, a Tharn can only communicate through short, clipped sentences and guttural growls. Tharn must transform and remain transformed during lunar conjunctions. When Calder and either of Caen’s other moons are full, the Tharn cannot restrain their inner beast. For the duration of the lunar conjunction, the Tharn cannot revert to their human form for any reason.


	Trollkin with the Gifted archetype cannot have the Arcane Mechanik, Arcanist, or Warcaster careers.
	Whether or not they have the Mighty archetype, trollkin characters start the game with the Tough archetype benefit (p. 116). This is in addition to any other archetype benefits selected for the character.
	Whether or not they have the Mighty archetype, trollkin characters start the game with the Feat: Revitalize archetype benefit (p. 116). This is in addition to any other archetype benefits selected for the character.

Success means target weapon/head is 'locked', and cannot be used. Warbeasts and steamjacks cannot make power attacks while locked. During the victim's turn, both locked target and attack must roll 1d6 plus strength; if the target wins they break the lock. Extra attempts may be bought with focus.	Total	MAT	Modifier

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If the attack hits, the target is knocked down and suffers a damage roll with a POW equal to the steamjack’s current STR.	MAT	Attack Modifier

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A push power attack automatically hits and deals no damage. Both characters roll a d6 and add their STR. If the defender’s total is greater, it resists being pushed. If the steamjack’s total equals or exceeds the defender’s, the defending character is pushed 1˝ (6 feet) directly away from the steamjack.		Total	Strength	Push Modifier

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If it advanced at least 3˝ it makes a melee attack roll against its target. A steamjack that power attack slams a character with a larger base suffers –2 on its attack roll. If the attack hits, the target is slammed directly away from the steamjack (see “Slammed” p. 204) [[1d6*6]] feet (or half, if the attacker was a smaller base size), and then knocked down. Add [[1d6]] damage to the slam damage roll if the slammed character contacts an obstacle, an obstruction, or a character with an equal or larger-sized base.	MAT	Attack Modifier

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The steamjack makes a melee attack against a knocked down target. The target suffers a damage roll with a POW equal to the steamjack’s current STR. Add an additional die to the damage roll (already factored into this button).	MAT	Attack Modifier

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Grab: Melee attack against the target's defense Lift: 1d6 + 'jack Strength, resisted by 1d6 + target's Strength Throw: Thrown attack against second target's (if any) defense Add 1 inch (6 feet) is a heavy steamjack is thowning a small based creature The POW of the throw damage roll and any resulting collateral damage rolls is equal to the STR of the warbeast.	MAT	Attack Modifier

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Steamjack charges through a group of small based creatures, making a single attack against each traget contacted. It stops if it contacts a character with a medium or larger base, an obstacle, or an obstruction. All free strikes are resovled after the steamjack has finished it Trample and the Trample attacks.	MAT	Attack Modifier

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