Nymandus Lehmann
Male Human Cleric 5
Medium humanoid, neutral good
Armor Class 4
Hit Points 32 (5d8+10)
Speed 20 ft.
STR 14 (+0), INT 10 (+0), WIS 17 (+3), DEX 14 (+0), CON 16 (+2), CHA 13 (+0)
Saving Throws Death - 9, Petrification - 12, Rod - 13, Breath - 15, Spell - 14
Skills Healing, Reading/Writing, Religion, Spellcraft
Languages Common, Giant, Troll
Special Powers
all healing spells do at least median healing
automatic saves vs. spells that deprive priest of sight (darkness, blindness, etc.)
| Turn Undead |
| Skeleton or 1 HD : D Zombie : T Ghoul or 2 HD : T Shadow or 3-4 HD : 4 Wight or 5 HD : 7 Ghast : 10 Wraith or 6 HD : 13 Mummy or 7 HD : 16 Spectre or 8 HD : 19 Vampire or 9 HD : 20 |
Actions
Morning Star. Melee Weapon Attack: +0 to hit, Hit: 2d4/1d6+1.
Quarterstaff. Melee Weapon Attack: +0 to hit, Hit: 1d6
Sling Bullet. Ranged Weapon Attack: +0 to hit, Hit: 1d4+1/1d6+1, Range: 20/100/200
Equipment Backpack, Belt pouch (small), General clothing (yellow hues), Torches (x3), Flint and steel, Bed roll, Wine-skin, 7 Days of dry rations, Holy Symbol of Pelor, Studded Leather armor, Shield (medium), Staff Sling, Sling Bullet (x10), Chalk, Scroll Case, Silk Rope (50 feet), Small Metal Mirror, Light-proof pouch containing a Copper coin w/ Continual Light, 61 gp, 1 sp, 8cp
Equipment Backpack, Belt pouch (small), General clothing (yellow hues), Torches (x3), Flint and steel, Bed roll, Wine-skin, 7 Days of dry rations, Holy Symbol of Pelor, Studded Leather armor, Shield (medium), Staff Sling, Sling Bullet (x10), Chalk, Scroll Case, Silk Rope (50 feet), Small Metal Mirror, Light-proof pouch containing a Copper coin w/ Continual Light, 61 gp, 1 sp, 8cp
| Lion's Shield |
| This +2 heavy steel shield is fashioned to appear to be a roaring lion’s head. Three times per day as a free action, the lion’s head can be commanded to attack (independently of the shield wearer), biting with the wielder’s base attack bonus (including multiple attacks, if the wielder has them) and dealing 2d6 points of damage. This attack is in addition to any actions performed by the wielder. |

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