THE UNHOLY WARRIOR
(by Q of the Wetlands)

GARB: Black. Lots of it. "Unholy" devices are encouraged, as are any symbols or designs
that incorporate death and/or horror in them, as well as evoking fear and loathing in the observer.
(Exception - the use of Barney and Power Ranger symbology is strictly forbidden)

WEAPONS: Any under 5' in total length used exclusively for melee

ARMOR: Up to 3 points

SHIELD: Any

NOTES: 
1. Cannot play on the same team as a Paladin, Holy Warrior, or other class or Monster generally
considered to be on the side of "Good". They may play on the same team as a Healer, however.
2. "Good" classes and Monsters should be the Unholy Warrior's first targets of opportunity
(within reason; truly overwhelming numbers and/or overly powerful "Good" classes/creatures may
be avoided without shame [e.g., Angelic Heroes]).
3. Considered equivalent to an AntiPaladin for purposes of being affected by Necromancer
magics.

LEVELS: 
1st
     As above
2nd
     Immune to Honor Duel
3rd
     One poisoned edged weapon (reusable)
4th
     Disrupt Honor Duel (1/life)
5th
     Withering Touch (1/life)
6th
     Charm Undead (1/life)

ABILITES:

Disrupt Honor Duel - 
     Range: 20'. The Unholy Warrior uses this ability by indicating a specific pair of    
     combatants under an HOnor Duel (whether magical or class ability) and stating "The
     purity of this duel I foil by invoking my power to corrupt and spoil"x1. As long as at least
     one of the two combatants of the targeted Honor Duel is within 20' of the Unholy Warrior
     when he completes his incantation, then the Honor Duel is dispelled. Note that this one
     combatant may be the Unholy Warrior's teammate. 

Withering Touch - 
     Treated as Touch of Death, with the following exceptions:
          1) A contact with the torso has no effect, and does not discharge the Touch.
          2) Armor stops Withering Touch with no damage to the armor.
          3) A successful contact to a limb causes the loss of the limb. Further, the victim
          will die in 100 count unless Cure Disease is cast upon him. Protection from
          Disease will prevent the withering, but not the loss of the limb. The limb may be
          healed even if the Withering is not cured, but the victim will still die in 100 count if
          the Withering is not cured. Cure Disease only cures the Withering; it does not
          restore the limb.
          4) Monks, Paladins and Holy Warriors are immune to Withering Touch.
          5) The Withering Touch is charged by saying "Withering Touch"x10.

Charm Undead - 
     The Unholy Warrior uses this ability by indicating the target monster and stating "I charm
     thee,"x10. Effects last for a 100 count, and vary depending upon the type of undead
     creature:
          * Unintelligent undead (e.g., Skeletons (NOT Skeletal Warriors), Zombies,
          Ghouls, etc.) fall under the Unholy Warrior's control, and will obey simple
          commands (e.g., attack those people, stand here, guard this, etc.).
          * Intelligent undead (e.g., Skeletal Warriors, Vampires, etc.), if hostile toward the
          Unholy Warrior, become neutrally disposed toward him. If they are already neutral
          toward the Unholy Warrior, they become (more or less) friendly toward the
          Unholy Warrior, though it still remains solely the decision of the undead in
          question whether or not to render any sort of aid to the Unholy Warrior.
     Note that Liches, as well as ANY undead created/summoned by Necromancers, are
     immune to Charm Undead.