Runaway Convict

Lawful citizens of Wesnoth don't want to pay for food of imprisoned criminals and would prefer to see them all on the gallows. But the Wesnoth is a humane state, so there is such a thing as penal servitude, when prisoners work to pay for their maintenance in prison. During such work it is much easier to escape than from the dungeon, so in Wesnoth you often can meet runaway convicts - they usually live in forests or in the mountains, waiting for warders to stop looking for them. Even leaving aside the fact that once they were imprisoned criminals, they look and act like some savages.

Tactical Info:

Pupil: Day type
* +5% accuracy and +1 vision range at daytime.
* -10% accuracy and -1 vision range at night.

Alignment: Cruel
* 25% damage bonus when there are 1 or more cruel allies around the opponent.
* 25% damage penalty when there aren't allies around the opponent.

Movement type: Fugitive
* very good at rough terrain.
* not good at castle and village defending.

Armor type: Immoral human without armor
* vulnerable for impact, blade and arcane damage.

Damage type: Pierce
* more effective against cavalry and flying units.
* less effective against frogs, dwarves and skeletons.
* uneffective against woses, ghosts and heavy armored units.

Special abilities:
* paranoid: +1 to vision range.
* animal habits: accuracy of unit's melee attack against animals is 10% greater.

Information

Attacks (damage × count)

	short spear melee	5 × 3 pierce	animal habits
	short spear ranged	5 × 2 pierce	animal habits throwng

Resistances

	blade	-20%			pierce	0%
	impact	-20%			fire	0%
	cold	0%			arcane	-10%