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International agent of intrigue

Any international spy worth his salt is a lethal fighter, can patch up any injury on the fly, and has more fancy gadgets than he knows what to do with, and we'd be failing the cliche factor if this sidekick role worked any differently.
Level cap: 20

Full-time sidekick.
Obtained from: The Spy who Loved and Let Die at the Royal Casino

Ability: Attacks, restores HP, drops useful items

Messages

During combat, every turn one of the following:

• <name> delivers a well-placed pseudo martial arts punch for X damage.
• <name> produces a pistol from some undisclosed location and fires off a few shots. Every solid object near your opponent splinters at least once from impact, but none of the bullets strike the target.
• <name> produces a pistol from some undisclosed location and fires off a few shots. One shot hits for X damage.

At the end of encounters, sometimes:

• <name> pulls out a tire iron, which then unfolds to reveal a highly advanced first aid kit. The agent of intrigue is trained in first aid, and uses the kit to patch you up a little. You're thankful for the Y HP, but confused by the kit.
• <name> goes looking for enemy spies. Thankfully none of them are tough enough you have to fight them.
• Your understudy starts talking to someone by watch-radio. When you ask what's up, <name> whistles innocently.
• Your understudy keeps an eye out for the courier that's supposed to be coming any minute now.
• Your understudy meets a courier and excitedly picks up a new piece of elite spy equipment. <name> offers you the old item that's being replaced. Not one to pass up a free gadget, you accept.

You got an item: spy disguise

or

You got an item: spy glasses

or

You got an item: spy pen

or

You got an item: spy watch

or

You got an item: spy dossier

Notes

• All the effects are influenced by Sidekick Effectiveness.

References

• Refers to the character James Bond.