SERGO THE VETERAN
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Int   -1   -1  Unreflective
Per   -1   -1  Uncontemplative
Str   +2   +4  Wiry
Sta   +4   +6  Durable [note Virtue]
Pre    -    -
Com   -1   -1  Mumbler
Dex    -    -
Qik    -    -

Virtues
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Great Stamina (sheer weathered durability...)   +2

Flaws
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Hired Sword                                     -1
Judged Unfairly                                 -1

Age 51 (102 eps.)

Abilities
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Brawl-3 (Dodge)                Free + 5
Single Weapon-3 (Axe)                 6
Shield and Weapon-7 (Round Shield)   28
Chain Weapons-1 (Morningstar)         1
Great Weapons-2 (Quarterstaff)        3
Longshaft Weapon-3 (Spear)            6
Thrown Weapon-2 (Javelin)             3
Bows-1 (Short Bow)                    1
Crossbows-1 (Heavy Crossbow)          1
Awareness-2 (Keeping Watch)           3
Folk Ken-2 (Nobles)                   3
Guile-2 (Lying to Authority)          3
Bargain-2 (Mercenary Service)         3
Carouse-2 (Games of Chance)    Free + 2
Animal Handling-2 (Mules)             3
Ride-2 (Speed)                        3
Survival-2 (French Forests)           3
Chirurgy-1 (Binding Wounds)           1
Wagoneering-1 (Rough Terrain)         1
Area Lore: France-4 (Geography)      10
Area Lore: Levant-2 (Geography)       3
OL: French Armies-3 (Personalities)   6
Speak Aramaic-1 (Antioch Dialect)     1
Speak Breton-4 (Military Slang)    Free
Speak French-2 (Military Slang)       3

History
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Sergo is the ultimate example of a veteran soldier who has never
risen above (the period equivalent of) corporal. His ludicrously
robust constitution has kept him going, and surviving this long
has meant that he has learnt how to use most weapons, largely by
accident - for the fact is that he suffers from a complete lack
of ambition. 'E knows 'is place. (Mind you, it hasn't hurt his
survival chances that he's ridden "borrowed" horses away from
more than one battlefield.)

He almost seems to radiate this state of mind, and the fact is that
he's not very bright. He also tends to ramble on at great length in
a monotone mumble. ("When I stood with the spears, 'longside Couer
de Leon at Jaffa - mind you, most o' the lads at that fight were
eyetie sailors, not that I've got nothing 'gainst sailors, like, or
eyeties - knew this eyetie girl once... But where was I, oh, yus,
Jaffa, durin' the Crusade. Well, I stood with the spears there,
y'know, 'longside ol' Couer de Leon...")

All this means, of course, that he never does receive the respect
which some would say was his due. On the other hand, he doesn't
usually worry about this, much.