Editing Njal Stormcaller (section)

==Tabletop==
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Rules wise Njal has the wolf's typical ATSKNF and acute senses plus counter-attack and independent character, and he's a ML3 psyker. He also has the unique rule "Lord of Tempests" that allows him to reroll a single failed psychic test each turn when attempting to use Tempestas powers. He can generate powers from Divination, Biomancy, Daemonology, Telekinesis, and Tempestas disciplines.

This puts him as one of the more powerful Chief Librarian psykers, lagging behind [[Varro Tigurius|Tigurius]] in sheer spellcasting potential but with an improved basic profile ''(Captain -1 WS & I)'' to back him up. Comparatively, he is ahead of [[Ezekiel]] & [[Mephiston]] in spellcasting (the second has a fixed power and no one of them has casting buffs) but behind them in basic profiles too, so they balance up.

Njal goes into battle with power armor (Terminator armor for free), a bolt pistol, frag and krak grenades(loses these if he rolls in terminator armor), and a psychic hood. He also has a relic staff called the Staff of the Stormcaller that's Str+2 AP4, concussive, force, and wyrdbane (gives him adamantium will). Njal is accompanied by a cyber-eagle familiar called '''Nightwing''' [[Awesome|that pecks out the eyes of his opponents]], which makes for some epic narrative, but isn't that great overall against tough or well-armoured opponents.

His '''Staff of the Stormcaller''' is pretty impressive though. It has the base stats of a normal Force Staff, but also grants him ''Adamantium Will'' as well as the ability to re-roll one Deny the Witch attempt per turn, making the prospect of casting powers against him very unlikely. Where he can deny harnessed warp charges from ML2 casters or less on a re-rollable 3+.

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