Dexterity AB3 Ad hoc -5 Ad hoc Constitution AB2 Ad hoc 2 Ad hoc Strength AB1 Ad hoc -1 Ad hoc Intelligence AB4 Ad hoc 1 Ad hoc Wisdom AB5 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc Charisma AB6 Ad hoc 6 Ad hoc AC DE5 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc Fortitude DE1 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc Reflex DE2 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc Will DE3 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc Attack vs. Fortitude ADE1 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc Attack vs. Reflex ADE2 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc Attack vs. Will ADE3 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc Attack vs. Any ADE4 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc Attack vs. AC ADE5 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false Perception SK17 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false Acrobatics SK1 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false Arcana SK2 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false Bluff SK3 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false Diplomacy SK6 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false Dungeoneering SK7 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false Endurance SK8 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false Heal SK9 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false History SK11 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false Insight SK13 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false Intimidate SK14 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false Nature SK16 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false Religion SK18 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false Stealth SK20 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false Streetwise SK21 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false Thievery SK23 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc false Athletics SK27 Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 3 3 Medium This is the size of a typical human and serves as a standard in the game. This category has no special rules. 6 6 Natural Natural creatures are native to the natural world. 39 39 Humanoid Humanoid creatures vary greatly in how much they resemble humans. Most are bipedal. false GR1 Standard 1 W5 W5 Mace 1 A2 A2 Leather Armor Leather armor is sturdier than cloth armor. It protects vital areas with multiple layers of boiled-leather plates, while covering the limbs with supple leather that provides a small amount of protection. 1 E12 E12 Rod Implement Using a nonmagical implement confers no benefit. You can purchase a magic implement to gain an enhancement bonus to attack rolls and damage rolls with your arcane powers. 1 1 Common Common is a debased form of Supernal, in the way that humans and halflings heard the first language. 4 4 Evil Evil creatures don’t necessarily go out of their way to hurt people, but they’re perfectly willing to take advantage of the weakness of others to acquire what they want. Evil creatures use rules and order to maximize personal gain. They don’t care whether laws hurt other people. They support institutional structures that give them power, even if that power comes at the expense of others’ freedom. Slavery and rigid caste structures are not only acceptable but desirable to evil creatures, as long as they are in a position to benefit from them. Regeneration Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc Standard At-Will Melee 1 one creature Hit Normal Medium AverageDamage Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 1 DamageConstant Ad hoc 0.5 Ad hoc 6 1d6 + 6 damage, and the acolyte shifts 1 square. Miss None Medium AverageDamage Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 DamageConstant Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 Effect None Medium AverageDamage Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 DamageConstant Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 ADE5 AC ADE5 true Attack vs. AC AttackBonus AttackBonus Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc Mace Melee true 89 89 Weapon Many martial powers, as well as several divine powers, can be used only if you’re wielding a weapon. (You can use an unarmed attack as your weapon.) A weapon’s reach or range determines the reach or range of a power it’s used with. 0 Standard At-Will Ranged 10 one creature Hit Normal Low AverageDamage Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 1 DamageConstant Ad hoc 0.5 Ad hoc 6 1d6 + 3 necrotic damage. Miss None Medium AverageDamage Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 DamageConstant Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 Effect None Medium AverageDamage Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 DamageConstant Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 ADE1 Fortitude ADE1 true Attack vs. Fortitude AttackBonus AttackBonus Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc Shadow Dart Ranged true 73 73 Necrotic Purple-black energy that deadens flesh and wounds the soul. 0 Move Encounter Hit None Medium AverageDamage Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 DamageConstant Ad hoc 0.5 Ad hoc 10 Miss None Medium AverageDamage Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 DamageConstant Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 Effect None Medium AverageDamage Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 DamageConstant Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 The acolyte teleports 3 squares. Shadow Step None false 86 86 Teleportation An effect type. A teleportation power transports creatures or objects instantaneously from one location to another. Typically, a creature teleports by means of a magical power, such as the wizard spell dimension door. Unless the description of a power or other effect says otherwise, use the following rules when a creature uses a teleportation power on a target, which might be itself, another creature, or an object. Instantaneous: Teleportation takes no time. The target disappears and immediately appears in the destination that the teleporting creature chooses. The movement is unhindered by intervening creatures, objects, or terrain. Destination Space: The destination of the teleportation must be an unoccupied space that is at least the same size as the target. For instance, a Large creature cannot be teleported into a space that is only 1 square wide. If arriving in the destination space would cause the target to fall or if that space is hindering terrain, the target can immediately make a saving throw. On a save, the teleportation is negated. Otherwise, the target arrives in the destination space. If a prone creature teleports, it arrives in the destination space still prone. Line of Sight: The user of the teleportation power must have line of sight to the destination space. No Line of Effect Required: Neither the user of the teleportation power nor the target needs line of effect to the destination space. No Opportunity Actions Triggered: When a target teleports, it doesn’t provoke opportunity actions, such as opportunity attacks, that are triggered by movement. Immobilized or Restrained: Being immobilized or restrained doesn’t prevent a target from teleporting. If a target teleports away from a physical restraint, a monster’s grasp, or some other immobilizing effect that is located in a specific space, the target is no longer immobilized or restrained. Otherwise, the target teleports but is still immobilized or restrained when it reaches the destination space. Not Forced Movement: Teleporting a creature, even an unwilling one, does not count as forced movement. 0 Standard Encounter Melee 1 one creature Hit Normal Medium AverageDamage Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 1 DamageConstant Ad hoc 0.5 Ad hoc 6 1d6 + 6 necrotic damage, and the target takes ongoing 3 necrotic damage. Miss None Medium AverageDamage Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 DamageConstant Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 Effect None Medium AverageDamage Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 DamageConstant Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 0 ADE1 Fortitude ADE1 true Attack vs. Fortitude AttackBonus AttackBonus Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc Rotting Strike Melee false 73 73 Necrotic Purple-black energy that deadens flesh and wounds the soul. 89 89 Weapon Many martial powers, as well as several divine powers, can be used only if you’re wielding a weapon. (You can use an unarmed attack as your weapon.) A weapon’s reach or range determines the reach or range of a power it’s used with. 0 Range Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc

The acolyte deals 1d6 extra necrotic damage against creatures granting combat advantage to it.

Combat Advantage Trait false 0 Initiative Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc HitPoints Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc ActionPoints Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc SPLand SPLand Land Speed Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc SavingThrow SavingThrow Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 73 73 Necrotic Purple-black energy that deadens flesh and wounds the soul. Resistance Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 2 Experience Ad hoc 0 Ad hoc 12 Skirmisher Death Cult Acolyte