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Danny Hawes

2015-11-27T13:31:41Z

Phantom Stranger: /* Skills */

A character in [[The Polysemous Foundation]].

[[File:Danny_hawes.jpg]]

== Danny Hawes ==
*Description and Background:
Danny was too smart a kid for his own good, really. Observant enough when it came to people, too; he quickly learned a battery of excuses tailored to each teacher that allowed him to do less work for more return and sympathy, and when he started getting the attention of other children for being too close to the teacher, identified the ringleaders and found ways to schmooze them, too.

Through that he fell into petty crime, and through that he fell into a small, local, mostly teenage network of petty larceny, fencing, and occasional other misdemeanours as and when they became available and appropriate.

Something similar, but on a grander scale, funded him through college, and bought him, after graduation, an extremely expensive suit. At that point he "did what any graduate worth their salt does - I went into business for myself." His speciality was a particular kind of graft where he'd assess a business by appearing to be a potential client or investor, doing enough research to make that convincing, and a few days after he'd passed out of their lives, returning to swipe anything that looked worth fencing.

Recently, his wanderings in the country having brought him to New York, he targeted a string of businesses in the financial sector in sequence, which meant that people who talk to one another started to notice the pattern. And yet Danny, sure in his uncatchability - after all, he never had been before - saw more fish to target and continued...

*'''Aspects''':
**We Understand One Another
**There's More Than One Way To Open A Door
**Aspect
**Aspect
**Aspect

== Skills ==

*Rank 5: Guile
*Rank 4: Insight, Stealth, Athletics
*Rank 3: Diplomacy, Networking - Underworld, Perception, Endurance
*Rank 2: Assets, Firearms, Research
*Rank 1: Education, Engineering, Software, Melee, Pilot, Resolve, Strategy

== Stunts ==

*Stunt 1:
*Stunt 2:
*Stunt 3:

== Enhancements ==

*1
*2
*3
*4

== Stress Tracks & Consequences ==
*Stress:
**Physical: 0/X
**Mental: 0/X
**System: 0/X
 
*Consequences:
**Physical:
**Mental:
**System:

== Equipment ==
*This won't actually be a major component of the game, don't bother filling stuff in here right now.
*I'm basically going to assume you have the shit you absolutely would have to have for your concept
*And then we'll check Assets if you need anything else.

== Contacts ==
*Name
**Who they are and stuff
*Name
**Who they are and stuff
*Name
**Who they are and stuff
*Name
**Who they are and stuff

Danny Hawes

2015-11-27T13:30:26Z

Phantom Stranger: /* Danny Haws */

A character in [[The Polysemous Foundation]].

[[File:Danny_hawes.jpg]]

== Danny Hawes ==
*Description and Background:
Danny was too smart a kid for his own good, really. Observant enough when it came to people, too; he quickly learned a battery of excuses tailored to each teacher that allowed him to do less work for more return and sympathy, and when he started getting the attention of other children for being too close to the teacher, identified the ringleaders and found ways to schmooze them, too.

Through that he fell into petty crime, and through that he fell into a small, local, mostly teenage network of petty larceny, fencing, and occasional other misdemeanours as and when they became available and appropriate.

Something similar, but on a grander scale, funded him through college, and bought him, after graduation, an extremely expensive suit. At that point he "did what any graduate worth their salt does - I went into business for myself." His speciality was a particular kind of graft where he'd assess a business by appearing to be a potential client or investor, doing enough research to make that convincing, and a few days after he'd passed out of their lives, returning to swipe anything that looked worth fencing.

Recently, his wanderings in the country having brought him to New York, he targeted a string of businesses in the financial sector in sequence, which meant that people who talk to one another started to notice the pattern. And yet Danny, sure in his uncatchability - after all, he never had been before - saw more fish to target and continued...

*'''Aspects''':
**We Understand One Another
**There's More Than One Way To Open A Door
**Aspect
**Aspect
**Aspect

== Skills ==

*Rank 5: Guile
*Rank 4: Insight, Stealth
*Rank 3: Diplomacy, Networking - Underworld
*Rank 2: Assets, Firearms, Research
*Rank 1: Education, Engineering, Software, Melee, Pilot, Resolve, Strategy

== Stunts ==

*Stunt 1:
*Stunt 2:
*Stunt 3:

== Enhancements ==

*1
*2
*3
*4

== Stress Tracks & Consequences ==
*Stress:
**Physical: 0/X
**Mental: 0/X
**System: 0/X
 
*Consequences:
**Physical:
**Mental:
**System:

== Equipment ==
*This won't actually be a major component of the game, don't bother filling stuff in here right now.
*I'm basically going to assume you have the shit you absolutely would have to have for your concept
*And then we'll check Assets if you need anything else.

== Contacts ==
*Name
**Who they are and stuff
*Name
**Who they are and stuff
*Name
**Who they are and stuff
*Name
**Who they are and stuff

Danny Hawes

2015-11-27T13:30:06Z

Phantom Stranger: Created page with "A character in The Polysemous Foundation. File:Danny_hawes.jpg == Danny Haws == *Description and Background: Danny was too smart a kid for his own good, really. Obse..."

A character in [[The Polysemous Foundation]].

[[File:Danny_hawes.jpg]]

== Danny Haws ==
*Description and Background:
Danny was too smart a kid for his own good, really. Observant enough when it came to people, too; he quickly learned a battery of excuses tailored to each teacher that allowed him to do less work for more return and sympathy, and when he started getting the attention of other children for being too close to the teacher, identified the ringleaders and found ways to schmooze them, too.

Through that he fell into petty crime, and through that he fell into a small, local, mostly teenage network of petty larceny, fencing, and occasional other misdemeanours as and when they became available and appropriate.

Something similar, but on a grander scale, funded him through college, and bought him, after graduation, an extremely expensive suit. At that point he "did what any graduate worth their salt does - I went into business for myself." His speciality was a particular kind of graft where he'd assess a business by appearing to be a potential client or investor, doing enough research to make that convincing, and a few days after he'd passed out of their lives, returning to swipe anything that looked worth fencing.

Recently, his wanderings in the country having brought him to New York, he targeted a string of businesses in the financial sector in sequence, which meant that people who talk to one another started to notice the pattern. And yet Danny, sure in his uncatchability - after all, he never had been before - saw more fish to target and continued...

*'''Aspects''':
**We Understand One Another
**There's More Than One Way To Open A Door
**Aspect
**Aspect
**Aspect

== Skills ==

*Rank 5: Guile
*Rank 4: Insight, Stealth
*Rank 3: Diplomacy, Networking - Underworld
*Rank 2: Assets, Firearms, Research
*Rank 1: Education, Engineering, Software, Melee, Pilot, Resolve, Strategy

== Stunts ==

*Stunt 1:
*Stunt 2:
*Stunt 3:

== Enhancements ==

*1
*2
*3
*4

== Stress Tracks & Consequences ==
*Stress:
**Physical: 0/X
**Mental: 0/X
**System: 0/X
 
*Consequences:
**Physical:
**Mental:
**System:

== Equipment ==
*This won't actually be a major component of the game, don't bother filling stuff in here right now.
*I'm basically going to assume you have the shit you absolutely would have to have for your concept
*And then we'll check Assets if you need anything else.

== Contacts ==
*Name
**Who they are and stuff
*Name
**Who they are and stuff
*Name
**Who they are and stuff
*Name
**Who they are and stuff

2008-06-25T16:51:43Z

Phantom Stranger:

[[Category:PBP]]
[[Category:Spycraft]]
'''Simon Jordan'''

[[Image:Simon_jordan.jpg]]

=Background=

Born 1973, Simon's education took place in the state sector and was solid if unremarkable. He enrolled in the Royal Army scholarship program to fund his way through university, majoring in psychology and sociology at Keele with an eye to fast-tracking through to officer qualifications and a role in the strategic branch, fighting wars from behind a desk. This plan derailed on graduation as Army Intelligence exchanged his scholarship obligations with MI6 as part of some deal, the details of which Simon was never informed of.

He joined MI6 as an analyst, but became the nearest agent to a 1996 crisis in Paris while on honeymoon, where he succeeded admirably and acquired a taste for fieldwork - a taste he was not often able to indulge, remaining an analyst for much of the next five years with occasional forays when his growing list of specialist subjects became key to one operation or another.

In 2002 his combination of analysis and field work made him an obvious candidate to be relocated to Washington as an aide and friendly observer to the NSA. Over the next two years he found a wider latitude with regard to freedom to act as a field operative, while also finding that the methodology and goals of the NSA section to which he was assigned were more in line with his personal philosophies and political beliefs than those of MI6.

In mid-2005 Simon resigned his commission with MI6 in a move that caused not a small degree of friction between US and UK intelligence communities which would take most of the following year to resolve and applied for US citizenship, gaining it on an accelerated timetable due to his new contacts.

Simon's particular speciality in field operations is the application of talents typically considered part of the analysis branch; he takes in information and processes it at a remarkable rate, reaching conclusions based on new data and information picked up over years behind a desk studying dossiers - essentially detective work. He's at his best when an operation involves a significant degree of fact finding and deduction.

=Sheet=

Codename: TIMES

Shrewd Journalist

Sleuth 4

XP: 9059

Rep: 25

STR 10 (+0)

DEX 12 (+1)

CON 10 (+0)

INT: 16 (+3)

WIS 16 (+3)

CHA 14 (+2)

Wounds: 10

Vitality: 27

Subdual: 10

Stress: 16

Ref: +3

Fort: +1

Will: +6

BAB: +3

Unarmed: +3

Melee: +3

Ranged: +4

Init: +3

Def: 13

Knowledge: +6

Gear: +6

Request: +5

Gear: 1R, 1W

Class Abilities: Sympathetic, Human Nature, Sources I (Dossier), Little Details 1/Session

Origin Benefits (+2 Investigation, +2 Sense Motive, +1 Sense Motive threat range)

Feats: Observer, Tactical Advantage, Talented (Actor), World Traveller

Proficiencies: Unarmed, Handgun (Forte), Edged

Skills
Analysis +8/+8 (5 ranks, cap 30)

Blend* +6/+7 (3 ranks, Threat Range 19-20, cap 20)

Bluff +8 (6 ranks, cap 30)

Cultures* (Western Europe) +7 (2 ranks, 19-20 Threat Range, cap 20)

Drive (Standard Ground Vehicles) +1 (0 ranks, cap 15)

Impress +8 (6 ranks, cap 30)

Investigation +9/+10 (4 ranks, cap 30)

Networking +8/+7 (5 ranks, cap 30)

Notice +12 (7 ranks, 19-20 Threat Range, cap 40)

Profession* (Agent) +2 (0 ranks, cap 15)

Resolve +8/+5 (5 ranks, cap 30)

Science* (Chemistry) +3 (0 ranks, cap 15)

Search + 13 (8 ranks, 19-20 threat range, cap 30)

Sense Motive +11/+12 (6 ranks, 19-20 threat range, cap 30)

Sneak* +3/+4 (2 ranks, cap 20)

Streetwise +8/+7 (5 ranks, cap 30)

Tactics* +8/+7 (5 ranks, cap 30)
* - Cross-class skills

Interests: Politics, Food & Drink, Automobiles

Subplot: Nemesis (Jonathan Roberts, former partner in MI6, defected to a terrorist group, mirrors Simon's career, has been seeding disinformation to the NSA and MI6 about Simon being aligned with him)

Contacts:
Royce Owen (NSA administrator; Simon was originally assigned to him during his liaison time.)

Acquaintance: Bookworm I

Associate: Friends in Low Places

Confederate: All the Right Answers

Partner: Diplomatic Solution

Captain Mackenzie Ryan, British Armed Forces (Now running security for the British Embassy, studied alongside Simon)

Acquaintance: Backup I

Associate, Deep Cover I

Wealth:

Lifestyle: 2

Wealth: 2 ($400)

Possessions 1 (Forensics Kit II, Walther PPK I (Holster, Holdout)
Parabolic Microphone I)

=Agent Evaluation=

'''Physical'''

Simon has average physical power and musculature. He has slightly above average hand-eye coordination, reflexes, agility, and balance. He has average health and toughness.

'''Mental'''

Simon has excellent ability to learn and reason. He has excellent willpower, common sense, intuition, and perception. He has above average attractiveness, personality, persuasiveness, and guile.

'''Combat'''

Simon is trained in unarmed combat, handguns, and edged weapons. He is particularly focused on handguns. His skill with handguns is comparable to that of a professional soldier.

'''Skills'''

Simon is a professional analyst. He can estimate the value of goods and services, authenticate documents or objects, crack codes, glean clues from media, and piece together a picture of recent events at a location.

Simon is a talented liar. He can deceive others into believing that false statements or actions are legitimate.

Simon has had basic linguistics and cultural training. His area of focus is in Western Europe, but he knows a bit about other regions.

Simon is familiar with the operation of standard ground vehicles such as cars and SUVs. He has not had any particular training in maneuvering.

Simon is talented in influencing others. He can engender loyalty, perform for an audience, and persuade others to do something.

Simon is a professional investigator. He can canvass an area for information, look for signs of recent searches, and do research. He rarely fails at common investigation tasks.

Simon is a professional networker. He has a close friend in the NSA he can regularly call upon for a range of favors, can endorse individuals or groups, and can mediate meetings.

Simon is a professional observer. He is very aware and has a keen, intuitive sense of his surroundings.

Simon is familiar with the profession of being an agent. He is not particularly skilled at navigating agent-related work environments or improving his professional reputation.

Simon has professional levels of resolve. He can focus under duress, keep his cool during chaos, make the most of freetime, and resist social pressure.

Simon is familiar with chemistry. He is not particularly skilled at making explosives.

Simon is a professional searcher. He is very perceptive when it comes to small-scale inspections.

Simon has professional ability in sensing motives. He can detect lies, convey and understand hidden signals and brief messages, and resist manipulation. He rarely fails at understanding human behavior.

Simon has professional street smarts. He can access the black market, bribe people outside organizations, gamble, and haggle.

Simon is a professional tactician. He can prepare ambushes, improve team actions, command crewed vehicles, and rally troops suffering from adverse morale effects.

Simon's interests lie in politics, food and drink, and automobiles.

'''Special Qualifications'''

Simon is particularly skilled or lucky when it comes to willpower, common sense, intuition, perception, attraction, personality, persuasiveness and guile. He has a large network of information sources who can provide him with information on individuals. He has an uncanny awareness of his surroundings in combat and can use it to his advantage.

Simon is very observant and often picks up on details other might miss. He can use his tactical knowledge to give his side an advantage and make joint actions simpler. He is a talented actor and is good at lying and impressing others.

'''Performance Review'''

"For a British field analyst, this guy sure likes to play it rough. Lucky for him, so far his cowboy tactics haven't blown an op. I can say I've been impressed with the fieldwork he's turned in, and its apparent that he's been critical to achieving some objectives. I just can't shake the feeling that he's going to get somebody killed sooner or later. Well, we'll see if Y's trust in him is worth it. Sometime soon, we should discuss what do about his links to Roberts. I have a few things in mind, but none are pleasant."

-X

[[SHELTER:Main_Page]]

SHELTER:Main Page

2008-04-12T12:48:06Z

Phantom Stranger: /* Mission Gear */

[[Category:PBP]]
[[Category:Spycraft]]

=Cast=

/nil, as [[SHELTER:Damian_Wechsler|'''Damian Wechsler''']], FBI social engineer

Deacon Blues, as [[SHELTER:Bill_Kaczmarek|'''Bill Kaczmarek''']], CIA handler

Illegible Smudge, as [[SHELTER:Charlotte_Devereux|'''Charlotte Devereux''']], CIA field op

Phantom Stranger, as [[SHELTER:Simon_Jordan|'''Simon Jordan''']], NSA/MI6 analyst

Jason Panella, as [[SHELTER:Carter_Postma|'''Carter Postma''']], NSA cryptographer

=Premise=

These PCs will be the agents of a secret espionage cell within the National Security Agency, codenamed SHELTER. They will become entangled in the intrigue and conspiracies of the World on Fire, combating threats such as the Franchise and working for and against other factions of the setting. Victories in this shadow war come at a high price, and trust is hard to come by. With hard work and a little luck, however, the agents of SHELTER may not only survive but also help bring the world back from the brink of self-destruction.

=Themes=

The main theme of this game will be Suspense. The PCs will be parties to misdirection, manipulation, and other machinations behind the scenes of the world stage. Enemy and rival operatives will have their own shadowy methods and motives, often putting the PCs in life-threatening situations. They will have to negotiate this dangerous and often deadly landscape while maintaining secrecy and plausible deniability.

A corollary of the main theme is Paranoia. While they will have reasons to trust their teammates, the PCs will encounter many individuals with shifting loyalties and purposes. Someone who was an asset in one mission may turn out to be an antagonist in the next, and vice versa. It will be up to the players to decide who they put their faith in, and they should make contingency plans just in case.

=Mood=

This game will focus on the grittier end of the espionage spectrum, emphasizing brains over brawn and skill over gadgets. The tone will not be unremittingly bleak, but it will also not be especially light-hearted. What humor there is will come from the characters rather than the absurdity of the world they find themselves in. The more bizarre and outlandish elements of the World on Fire setting will not be used; no Alliance of Evil Geniuses or supernatural beings pulling the strings. While there will be moments of violence, it's my intention to downplay gun battles and other mayhem in this particular game.

=Sources of Inspiration=

''The Bourne Identity'' (film)

''The Bourne Supremacy'' (film)

''The Bourne Ultimatum'' (film)

''The Ipcress File'' (film)

''Queen and Country'' (comic book)

''The Sandbaggers'' (TV series)

''Spy Game'' (film)

=Campaign Qualities=

I've decided to apply the following Campaign Qualities to the first Season of this game:

'''Clandestine''' (+0 XP)

'''Faction''' (+0 XP)

'''Gritty''' (+100 XP)

'''Paranoid''' (+0 XP)

Clandestine allows PCs to select a Covert feat when they receive a non-Covert feat choice. Faction means that the PCs will be working for an agency, in this case SHELTER. Gritty increases the danger of critical injury as a result of combat or other threats. Paranoid gives all special and player characters a +4 morale bonus with Blend/Stealth and Sneak/Hide checks to determine who benefits from a surprise round and also applies a -4 morale penalty to skill checks made to shift a target's disposition or convince a target to do something.

=The Agency=

The group known as SHELTER was formed in the Winter of 2006 by elements of the American intelligence community, primarily as a response to the operational and bureaucratic morass caused by Project Pitfall and the ever-expanding War On Terror. Seeking to reclaim territory and assets lost in the shadow of the massive international counter-terrorism force, several administrators of the CIA, FBI, and NSA agreed to pool their remaining resources and form a distinct, unique unit of their own creation. This unit would operate in advance of and separate from the joint task forces of the National Security Council and their Pitfall affiliates. Its primary task would be to conduct counter-terrorist and intelligence operations both within the United States and abroad, protecting American interests and offering its creators an alternative perspective on the current global crisis. A trio of trusted executives from the three originating agencies were tasked with overseeing the formation of SHELTER, operating under the cover of an NSA task force. Seeking prospective agents from government intelligence agencies, law enforcement departments, and the military, the "Big Three" selected personnel based on their proficiency, discretion, and ideals.

In the period since its inception, SHELTER has seen only modest growth, seeking to operate below the radar of parent and sister agencies. This is in keeping with the original vision of the organization; a fallback unit which its creators could rely upon for discreet information and operation cycles. Thus far, very few people in the NSA or the American intelligence community are aware of the group's existence. There have been several close calls, primarily due to SHELTER teams crossing paths with Pitfall personnel while pursuing data or sabotaging terrorist cells. These encounters have always resulted in the SHELTER ops covering their tracks and backing down from direct confrontation. It is feared that some form of collision with Pitfall is inevitable, but the agency has managed to stave it off for the time being.

The primary focus of SHELTER is dealing with the terrorist organization known as the Franchise. A vast, sprawling collection of criminal and extremist cells with limited but resilient networking support, the Franchise is a daunting and deadly antagonist. Every SHELTER operative lost in the field thus far met their end at the hands of this conspiracy in one form or another, and this has only intensified the focus of the surviving ops. The struggle is difficult for numerous reasons, not the least of which is the Franchise's ability to replace lost cells within weeks or even days. SHELTER holds out hope that it will somehow find a way to break this cycle and finally land a crippling blow. Only time will tell.

'''Goals''': 3 (Meddling, Protection, Secrecy)

'''History''': 3 (Allies, Enemies, Rivals)

'''Image''': 5 (Secretive goals, Mysterious methods, Secretive leaders, Secretive members, On record sites)

'''Sites''': 5 (Classroom, COMSEC Center, Hospital, Records Office, Satellite Network)

'''Tools''': 6 (E-IV, G-II, R-IV, S-IV, T-V, V-III, W-IV)

=Mission=

'''Everybody's Been Burned'''

''"Everybody has been burned before''

''Everybody knows the pain''

''Anyone in this place can tell you to your face''

''Why you shouldn't try to love someone"''

- "Everybody's Been Burned", The Byrds

'''Campaign Qualities:''' Corrupt (-25 XP), Fast Growth (+0 XP), Thriller (+25 XP)

'''Caliber:''' III (Blue)

'''Known Objectives:''' Locate and destroy Apothecary hot lab

'''Reputation Award:''' 10

'''Known Exposure Penalties:''' The following occurrences generate exposure:

* Failure to locate and destroy Apothecary hot lab: -4

'''Recommended Gear Picks:''' Broad Reconnaissance II, Corrosive Acid III, Feat Training III (Concealed Carry), 3x Flash/bang Grenades II, Gadget - EMP II, Gadget - Hidden Compartment I, H&K Mk .23 .45 ACP III, H&K UMP .45 ACP III (fixed suppressor, tactical flashlight, tactical sling), Invitation III, Light SUV II, Lodging III

'''Mission Bundle:''' Cleaner Kit III, 5x Cover Identity III (PR 4), 5x Gas Masks (-185 XP)

'''Gear Restrictions:''' None

==Action Dice==

Bill: 3

Carter: 3

Charlotte: 3

Damian: 3

Simon: 3

GC: 13

==Mission Gear==

Charlotte: Smart Lockpick (Skill Boost I (Security), Miniature Gear Pick I (Fiberscope), housing: cell phone), Invitation II, Light SUV I (Acceleration Increase I), Full-Sized Sedan I (Acceleration Increase I),Narrow Reconnaissance IV (with Details Delayed), balaclava, zip ties, attaché case, 1 reserve common item.

Damian: Laptop computer III PR 7, security software PR 7, Lockpicking Kit I, Unmarked Weapon I (FN FiveseveN), Gadget II ( low-grade incinerator, housing : attache case ), Improved knockout poison III ( delivery method : contact ), Cleaner Kit III, gas mask, Cover Identity III (PR 4, Markus Bleimann, freelance electronic troubleshooter), Cover Identity (PR 2, John Carpenter, NYPD detective), balaclava, gasoline, lighter, surgical gloves, attache case

Bill: Bag full of guns III, Dossier III (Grakos), Gadget II (miniature gear pick: Audio Bug II), Cover ID III (PR 4, Miroslav Zoran, Albanian "importer"), Improved Fear Poison III (3 doses), smartphone, hardware store zip ties, European cigarettes, flask of cheap vodka, notepad with pen. 1 Resource Pick and 1 Faction pick in Reserve.

Carter: Still Camera III, dossier III (on Hilda), EMP Gadget II (hidden in a plastic coffee thermos), cover identity III (PR 4, Stephen Lynch, AP photographer), binoculars, can of spray paint, today's copy of the New York Times, a small point and shoot still camera, backpack, large food catering service van

Simon: Skill Training III (Blend), Feat Training II (Concealed Carry), Weapon III (H&K Mk .23 .45 ACP), tin of breathmints, guide to eateries and clubs, signet ring, Cover Identity (PR 2, Percival Wynan, Harvard graduate with mob ties).

Spending Cash Pool: $4600

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Phantom Stranger: Issue Five

Redeemers

2005-11-21T10:32:02Z

Phantom Stranger:

Redeemers

2005-11-21T10:30:16Z

Phantom Stranger: Issues Three and Four

Jester

2005-11-18T14:12:00Z

Phantom Stranger:

Jester/ Malcolm Brite
PL 13
Hero Points 6

STR 17 (+3/+4 Super-strength = +7)

DEX 18 (+4)

CON 15 (+2)

INT 20 (+5/+6 Super- intelligence = +11)

WIS 15 (+2)

CHA 18 (+4)

[41 pp on Attributes]

Attack/Defensive/Initiative
Base Attack = 5 (15p)

Melee: 5 BAB+4 (Attack Finesse) = 9

Ranged: 5 BAB +4 Dex = 9

Base Defense Bonus = 7

Defense = 10+ 7 BDB +4 Dex = 21

Flatfooted = 10+ 7 BDB = 17

Initiative: +8
Unarmed Damage: +2 STR + 4 Super-Strength = 9S
Speed: 100/200/400

Saves
Dam: +2 (+13 Armour)
Fort: +2 (Con)
Will: +4 +2 (Iron Will) +2 (Wis)
Ref: +6 (Dex + Lightning Reflexes)

Feats
Improved Initiative (+4 Initiative)

Imp. Disarm (cannot be countered)

Imp. Grapple (can grapple one handed)

Imp. Trip (once tripped, can attack)

Indomitable Will (can reroll Will save after round

Instant Stand [device] (standing is a free action)

All-Around Sight [Super,Device] (+4 vs. surprises, cannot be flanked)

Amplhibious [Super, Device] (survive in water)

Darkvision [Super, Device] (see in darkness)

Immunity: Poison [Super, Device]

Immunity: Suffocation [Super, Device]

Lightning Reflexes

Attack Finesse

Radio Broadcasting [Super, Device]

Radio Hearing [Super, Device]

Rapid Strike [Device]

Power Attack [Device]

Rapid Takedown [Device]

Takedown Attack [Device]

Immunity: Pressure [Device]

True Sight [device]

Iron Will

Photographic Memory

See Invisible [Device]

[27pp]

Skills (Total)
Acrobatics 7
Balance 7
Bluff 10
Climb 10
Computers 12
Concentration 2
Craft (Battlesuit) 12
Diplomacy 6
Disable Device 12
Disguise 8
Drive 5
Escape Artist 4
Forgery 11
Gather Info. 4
Hide 4
Innuendo 10
Intimidate 8
Jump 10
Knowledge: Metahumans 11
Known Criminals 11
Freedom City 11
Comedy Routines 11
Listen 6
Medicine 11
Move Silent 4
Open Lock 5
Perfrom (Stand-up comedy) 11
Profession (Technician) 2
Science:
Technology 11
Physics 11
Chemistry 11
Forensics 11
Search 11
Sense Motive 2
Sleight of Hand 6
Spot 2
Survival 2
Swim 10
Taunt 12
[20pp]

Superpowers

Super-Intelligence 6

'Jester' Suit

Armour 13

Super-Strength 4
Limit: Device

Dazzle 9 'Confetti Combat'
Extra: Dazzle Burst
Extra: Scramble Electronics
Limit: Device

Sensory Protection 5
[Device]

Mental Protection 8
[Device]

Super-Senses 5
[Device]

Strike 5 'Hand Buzzers'
[Device]

Flight 6
Stunt: Super-Flight
[Device]

Snare 9 'Custard Pie Containment'
[Device]

Weaknesses
Quirk (-10pp) Malcolm is a constant joker. Whether he is on the stage or facing down Omega himself, he cannot cease his constant punning. Obviously this gets on some of his few friends' nerves over periods of time.

Appearance: Malcolm is a somewhat outrageous individual. Slouching about 5' 9" with an athletic build, his corn coloured hair bears luminous green streaks. He is usually wearing a truly hallucinogenic Hawaiian shirt and tattered jeans, most often with goggles holding the hair out of his eyes. He talks often and loudly, usually poking fun at someone nearby.

As Jester, nothing of Malcolm can be seen. The red and green armour reaches around 7 foot with disproportionally large hands and greaves. The armour is modelled after a fool's costume, the helmet bearing a glassy visor where the eyes should be.

Redeemers

2005-11-18T13:12:44Z

Phantom Stranger:

Redeemers

2005-11-18T13:12:26Z

Phantom Stranger: Issues one and two added

2005-11-18T11:38:09Z

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