When your need is great, you are sometimes aided by an enigmatic and dangerous man with precise efficiency, who appears out of the blue and vanishes without a trace.
- Increase your Charisma score by 1, up to a maximum of 20.
- When you are at or under half your hitpoint maximum and in combat, roll a 1d10 at the end of your turn. On a roll of 7 or higher, the Mysterious Stranger appears. If he does not appear, you can continue rolling at the end of your turns, with the roll needed dropping by 1 each time. For example, on your third turn you would need to roll a 5 or above.
- When the Mysterious Stranger appears, he will deal 1d8+2 magical piercing damage for the anount of levels you possess to the hostile creature you most recently damaged. If the creature is unconcious or dead, he will instead attack the hostile creature with the most maximum hit points. He will then disappear.
The Mysterious Stranger will not reappear until after a long rest.
Your father abandoned you?
That he did. Never did know why. Ma always said he was a real mysterious feller, even when he was with her. Like he was a stranger sometimes.
- The Lonesome Drifter
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