ARMOR CLASS: 2
MOVE: 12"
HIT POINTS: 96
NO. OF ATTACKS: 3/2 (or 3; see below)
DAMAGE/ATTACK: By weapon type
SPECIAL ATTACKS: Nil
SPECIAL DEFENSES: Nil
MAGIC RESISTANCE: Standard
SIZE: M (5.25')
ALIGNMENT: Neutral
CLERIC/DRUID: Nil
FIGHTER: Lord Mouse (F11)
MAGIC-USER/ILLUSIONIST: Con-juror (MU3) (21)
THIEF/ASSASSIN: Master Thief (T15)
MONK/BARD: Nil
S: 16 | I: 18 | W: 14 |
D: 19 | C: 17 | CH: 18 |
Com: | - | - |
This short man of the western cities supplies the refinement and delicacy his brawny partner lacks.
Scalpel && Cat's Claw: He calls his rapier Scalpel and the dagger he uses (balanced for throwing) Cat's Claw.
The Gray Mouser is very fond of studying things arcane, but has not
the magical skills to master his studies.
He has a great aversion to anything sharp being pointed at him,
an aversion that has saved his life many times.
He generally fights with Scalpel in his right hand and Cat's Claw in
his left,
incurring no penalties to hit due to his phenomenal DEX.
When so armed,
he strikes 3 times per melee round,
with a 50% chance that the third strike will be with either weapon.
While the Mouser grew up on the streets (with all that implies),
his teen years were spent with an old hedge magician who taught him
the ways of law and a little magic.
It was these days spent in the forests
with his mentor that gave Mouser his streak of morality.
It was shortly after this time that the young man met his lifelong
friend Fafhrd.
While the Gray Mouser is a thief,
a liar,
and a trickster supreme,
he can be relied upon to keep faith for causes he supports and people
he favors.
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PP: 130 (115 + 15)
OL: 112 (92 + 20)
FRT: 100 (90 + 10)
MS: 111 (99 + 12)
HS: 111 (99 + 12)
HN: 50
CW: 99.5
RL: 75
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gray
Mouser
Thanks Gary, that's actually
quite a bit clearer now!
Gray Mouser
PS
No wonder my namesake never
made it as a mage, this stuff's troublesome
Careless of me not to go
the extra step or two to make sure the matter was crystal clear in the
first place <EEK!>
Having met Harry
Fisher,
the chap that Fritz Leiber
used as the model for Gray Mouser, I suspect the reason for no progressing
in magical ability was more do to revels and adventuring than other reasons
Cheers,
Gary
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gray
Mouser
Heh, I see. So how close
was Fisher to the Gray Mouser in your estimation?
As for the Gray Mouser's ability (or lack thereof) at magic, his disintegration of the mages in "The Lord's of Quarmall" is one of my favorite episodes, especially since they were the wrong mages
Gray Mouser
I met Harry once only, and
for only something less than a week's time.
Physically, the good Mr.
Fisher matched the description of Gray Mouser, he having been a ballet
dancer in his prime.
Mentally he was keen and
sharp-tongued to match, quite the opposite of the more laconic and easy-going
Mr. Leiber, his dear friend.
Harry was also ascerbic
of wit, outspoken, and demanding.
He was flamboyant in dress
and at times in speaking.
He loved to imbibe and have
fun, so at Gencon X his room was party central.
Fritz retired early...even
whrn he was my house guest after the convention was over.
That's what I can pass along.
Cheers,
Gary
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