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Bruno
Marksman
Alias:The Protector (of Eruditio)
Species:Human
Gender:Male
Occupation:City guard, Captain of the Eruditio Rangers
Weapons:Powerball, Energy ball
Affiliation:Eruditio, Scholar's Union, Eruditio Rangers
Abilities
Mecha Legs |skill-effect-1 = Buff
Bruno gains 2.5% extra Crit Chance each time he deals damage with his skills (up to 8 stacks).Bruno has higher Physical Attack but only gains 80% extra Attack Speed from all sources.
Volley Shot |skill-effect-1 = Damage |skill-effect-2 = Slow
CD: 10.0 / 9.5 / 9.0 / 8.5 / 8.0 / 7.5
|mana-cost = {{sl|50 to 100 6}}
|term-1=Physical Basic Attack
|term-2=Cooldown
|term-3=Movement Speeds
Bruno kicks a Powerball on his next Basic Attack, dealing 100-225 to the target, slowing them by 30%, and speeding up 30% for 0.5 seconds.The Powerball then bounces back toward Bruno and lands on the ground. He or allied heroes can retrieve the Powerball for another attack and reduce the cooldown of Flying Tackle by 1 second.
Flying Tackle |skill-effect-1 = Blink |skill-effect-2 = CC
CD: 7.0
|mana-cost = {{sl|60 to 35 6}}s
Bruno makes a slide tackle in the target direction dealing 140-265 to enemies in his path and stunning them for 0.5 seconds.If the Powerball is bouncing back, Bruno also draws the Powerball toward him.
Worldie |skill-effect-1 = Burst |skill-effect-2 = CC
CD: 38.0 / 33.0 / 28.0
|mana-cost = {{sl|140 to 180 3}}s
Bruno kicks his Energy Ball at the target enemy hero, 250-450 and knocking them back. The Energy Ball then bounces between nearby enemies up to 10 times, each time dealing 150-270. Each hit also reduces the enemy's Physical Defense by 4%–8% for 8 seconds (up to 3 stacks).
Story
Bruno, the current captain of the Eruditio Rangers and a star footballer, had a very eventful past. Born in the Agelta Drylands, Bruno grew up in a remote village surrounded by poverty. But it was those hardships that fueled his longing for freedom. As soon as he was of age, Bruno joined a caravan in hopes of seeing the world. Unfortunately, a tragic accident robbed him of his legs and his freedom. But fate was on his side, for when the caravan passed him through Eruditio, Bruno was offered a second chance. Although it came with great risk, he was so touched by the passion of the city that he decided to take that chance, and in the end of his courage paid off. He not only regained his legs, but was now faster than ever. Instead of continuing his travels, he decided to remain in Eruditio and become its protector. He vowed to uphold the ideals of the Oasis in the desert and help others find true freedom. center|512px
Bruno's duties as the captain of the Eruditio Rangers kept him very busy, but what little spare time he did have was spent playing football with the children at the market. He was always cheerful and enthusiastic, and would bring gifts and treats for the children. He was a superstar in their eyes, and they loved hearing him tell stories about his past, and how he became so good at football. Bruno always started his stories with a quote from a children's song. "If you haven't felt every grain of sand beneath your feet, then you haven’t experienced true freedom." This song was popular throughout the Agelta Drylands and Bruno had memorized it from a young age. It shaped the man he would become. He would sing the lyrics while gazing at the desert sky. He vowed to travel to every corner of the Land of Dawn on his two feet, to touch every grain of sand and find true freedom. When he was old enough to work, Bruno took a job at a caravan that belonged to his old friend Thiago. The caravan traveled between Agelta and the Moniyan Empire every year, and occasionally even did business at the Frozen Sea port. The work was dull and exhausting, consisting of moving heavy goods, caring for the camels, cleaning sand out of the tarps, and other hard labor. But Bruno didn't mind any of it. For him, the excitement of traveling with the caravan far outweighed the hardships. However, a cruel fate would soon befall him. The caravan had stopped near Firewind Valley to rest after traveling for more than half the day under the scorching sun and against the blistering winds. The workers were going about their usual tasks when a huge gust of wind and sand suddenly struck the caravan. The ruckus startled the camels and sent them running, up pulling a loaded wagon to one side. Thiago, who was working on the wagon, could only watch as it tipped towards him. BOOM! The wagon landed on its side and sent a huge cloud of dust into the air. The crew yelled if anyone was hurt, and heard Thiago yell back. When the dust settled, they saw him lying on the ground next to the w
