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| Sej, Drow Ranger - Kislek (Created by Rob Heinsoo) |
| Align | Lvl | Cmnd | Spd | Arm | Health | Save | Melee Att | Melee Dmg | Rng Att | Ranged Dmg | Special |
| Evil Humanoid (Elf) | 2 | 1 | 6 | 16 | 3 | +2 | +3 | 2 | +4, 6" | 1 | Commander 1; Darkvision 24"; Extra Melee Attack; Fight Dwarf +1; Immune Sleep; Scout; Spell Resistance 13*; Tyrannical Rally; Veil of Shadow
*Spell Resistance: Drow spell resistance increases 1 for every level the drow gains. |
Sej is a warlord for Kilsek. Use the Drow Ranger model to represent him on the battlefield.
Battle Cry
"Goodbye."
History
Venrit seldom trusts one agent unless another can test his loyalty. Her trust in Cheldok has grown, but she still finds it useful to give him a shadow -- someone to ensure that he does not try to keep any power he gains entirely for himself.
Sej is Cheldok’s shadow. He blooded himself in underground battles with Mordengard.
Personality
Sej is quick to anger and slow to forget. With some more experience, he should learn to command troops more wisely, but at 2nd level he emphasizes his own combat skill instead of using his troops intelligently.
Kislek in the Campaign
Winning with Sej: Playing with Sej instead of Cheldok changes your tactics dramatically. Sej’s advantage is that he has Extra Melee Attack and inflicts 2 points of damage. Combined with his Veil of Shadow ability, Sej’s high melee damage potential ranks him above most of the other warlords. You’d be unlucky if the battles were one-on-one fights, but they’re not. However, your best strategies are also risky because they’ll probably end up exposing Sej to harm. Your best bet is to team up Sej with models that look like even more of a threat than the warlord himself, or ones that make Sej harder to hit, such as the Troglodyte Warrior.
How to Beat Sej: With only 1 commander point as a starting warlord, a warlord with patience can outmaneuver Sej. Since the drow’s forces won’t have any command once their warlord goes down, concentrating attacks on Sej may be the quick path to victory.
The ranger has not been as quick as the wizard to understand what’s at stake on the Ghostwind Plateau, but once combat between the factions breaks out, Sej has a good notion of what’s going on. If you wish to use Sej as your warlord instead of Cheldok, say that Sej has tired of being a shadow and decided to occupy center stage. Or use both warlords in the campaign as two rival splinters of House Kislek. It wouldn’t be the first time the Drow have fought each other.
Lieutenant
Like Cheldok, Sej has no lieutenant.