Pokemon Daggerheart Battle Royale

@Fôxchild I feel you. Take a look at your character sheet on page 7 that I typed up for you. You got three offensive attacks. You got your weapon(Battle-Axe) and two Pokemon moves(Headbutt and Growl). All of them require that you get right next to the target(1 square away) but your Pokemon moves consume 2 Hope(a resource you have) to use.

You start with 2 Hope and when you roll your Duality Dice to sprint or to make an attack against someone, if your Hope dice is bigger than your Fear dice, you gain Hope. That Hope can then be used for Pokémon moves, Domain cards you have(like Forceful Push), your Class Hope Feature(Frontline Tank: costs 3 Hope but replenishes 2 Armor slots that you haven't used yet) or to team-up with other champions on the battlefield(Hunger Games/Gladiator ring a bell).

The reason I suggest you jump into the fray is because the Vengeance Guardian wants to be attacked. Take a look at your Foundation feature for Vengeance;

Revenge: When an adversary within Melee range succeeds on an attack against you, you can mark 2 Stress to force the attacker to mark a Hit Point.

Basically if they succeed in striking you, they can be forced to mark a HP. Their strike can deal minimal or no damage because you got 4 Armor slots(which is pretty good) and your Unstoppable class feature that you haven't activated yet. For a reminder:

Unstoppable: Once per long rest, you can become Unstoppable. You gain an Unstoppable Die. At level 1, your Unstoppable Die is a d4. Place it on your character sheet in the space provided, starting with the 1 value facing up. After you make a damage roll that deals 1 or more Hit Points to a target, increase the Unstoppable Die value by one. When the die’s value would exceed its maximum value or when the scene ends, remove the die and drop out of Unstoppable. At level 5, your Unstoppable Die increases to a d6. While Unstoppable, you gain the following benefits: - You reduce the severity of physical damage by one threshold (Severe to Major, Major to Minor, Minor to None). - You add the current value of the Unstoppable Die to your damage roll. - You can’t be Restrained or Vulnerable.

Basically you announce that you're activating that. While in that form, all Physical Damage is reduced by one severity(Magic Damage is unaffected so keep that in mind and some foes here deal Magic), add bonus damage to damage rolls and you're immune to certain status conditions. You take a D4 dice and set it to one. Each time you deal damage the dice value increases by 1. When it reaches 4, after you make your last attack that would move it to 5, you drop out of Unstoppable.

While in that form, if they deal Severe Physical damage, you can drop it to Minor with Armor slots. If it's Major or less, they can't touch your HP because Unstoppable drops it to Minor and then your Armor can drop it to nothing.

The other reason you want to get in there is because if the enemy attacks you, your Ancestry perk kicks in. I won't spill the beans on what it does but let's just say that it makes your retaliation really deadly.