Angel: Zakkiel

Name: Zakkiel

Description: The Angel stands about half a head taller than an average Evangelion, its face almost resembling an ivory-white jester's mask, permanently bearing an impossibly large, needle-toothed grin-behind which is the Sngel's core. Its eyes are likewise perpetually narrowed evilly. Straps of torn, greyish skin hang behind its head like hair, and most of its body consists of a similar mass, its ribs spearing out of its chest and two similar bony protrusions wrapping around from its back to its waist. Its legs bend backwards like the forelegs of a dog, ending in a foot adorned with three black, claw-like prongs. Notched ebony-black spikes extend from its shoulders, and the bones of its arm are entirely exposed between its shoulder and elbow. Each hand bears four long fingers, and the angel can at will extend a long spike of obsidian like material from its left palm, which it uses as a weapon. The weapon is about half as long as its own arm, and reddish-purple electricity arcs across its surface.

Specialization: Eva-scale assassination.

Difficulty: CR 5 (Which pretty much makes it a final boss for a standard 4-man team. Beyond that... well, no-one ever said they had to live forever.)

Body Type: Humanoid

Locomotion: Walking, although the angel can-and usually does-float at will.

Size: Average

Statistics	WS	BS	Str	T	Ag	Int	Per	WP	Fel	LS	FP
	70	30	10	40	40	50	40	40	30	230	1

Body Location	% to hit	AP	Wounds
Head	01-10	6	19
Right Arm	11-20	2	23
Left Arm	21-30	2	23
Core	31-40	6	23
Body	41-70	6	29
Right Leg:	71-85	2	23
Right Leg:	86-00	2	23

Traits: Angel, Angelic Senses (40 dm), Heavenly, Hoverer, Teleporting (Short), Celerity, Dual Field

Name	Damage	Penetration	Weight	Class	Effect
Arm Ram	1d10+2	5	-	Energy	Hallucinogen

AT Powers: Cross Blast, Rising Cross, Deflective Field, Layered Field, Absolute Terror, Containment, Barrier

Skills: Acrobatics, Dodge, Concealment, Silent Move, Scholastic Lore (Evangelions)

Other: The Angel attacks during a fierce thunderstorm. All pilots are treated as though in darkness. You're doing it wrong if you don't include dramatic lightning flashes.