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=Background=

Name: Ryan Breedlove

Player: Samaritan


[[Image:Ryan_Breedlove.jpg]]


Origin: Persistent Rescuer

Class: Explorer 8

Reputation: 2


Age: 28

Height: 6'1"

Weight: 212 lbs.

Eyes: Brown

Hair: Blonde


Backstory: Ryan Breedlove is a "salt of the earth" type who had been raised in the Midwest. He’s hard working, and loyal to his fellow firefighters, but doesn’t put up with people trying to shirk their duties or being lazy. While he’s not the senior man at his station, having been on the job for 6 years, he nevertheless has no problem telling his supervisors when he thinks a plan is shoddy. In that time, he has seen some heinous things, atrocities both by accident and by design, and possesses a fairly dark sense of humor because of it.


He had been engaged, once, but the relationship fell apart when he refused to resign from the job at his fiancees’ insistence. He also had a brother who served at another station, but who went MIA during a particularly nasty fire in the downtown district. No body was ever recovered, and Joseph Breedlove’s locker was ‘retired’, going unused. Ryan still believes that Joseph’s out there; people don’t simply disappear. Do they?


Ryan maintains a fairly strenuous workout schedule, and tends to read up on recent boxing or MMA matches, or play videogames on his off time. He’s sociable enough with his coworkers to go out drinking or play poker now and again, but doesn’t seem much interested in picking up women or anything like that; women who have approached him tend to say he's a little sardonic for their tastes.


Subplots: Personal Mission (Ascertain brother's fate), Romance (Ex-fiancee)

=Attributes=

STR 15 (+2)

DEX 12 (+1)

CON 17 (+3)

INT 12 (+1)

WIS 13 (+1)

CHA 12 (+1)

=Derived Values=

Action Dice: 2

Vitality Points: 53

Wound Points: 19


Fortitude: +12

Reflexes: +5

Willpower: +6


Stress Threshold: 16

Subdual Threshold: 20


Knowledge Check: +9

Request Check: +9

Gear Check: +9


Defense: 16

Initiative: +6

Base Attack Bonus: +6

Unarmed: +8

Melee: +8

Ranged: +7

Weapon Proficiencies: Blunt, Edged (forte), Handgun, Hurled, Unarmed (forte)

Primary Weapon:

Secondary Weapon:

Armor and Protective Gear:

Speed: 35 ft.

=Skills=

Athletics +15/+16 (10 Ranks, Result Cap 50, Threat Range 19-20)

Computers +4 (3 Ranks, Result Cap 20)

Cultures (North America) +2 (1 Rank, Result Cap 20)

Drive (Heavy Ground Vehicles, Standard Ground Vehicles) +10 (9 Ranks, Result Cap 40)
 
Intimidate +5/+4 (3 Ranks, Result Cap 20)

Investigation +5/+5 (4 Ranks, Result Cap 30)

Medicine +15/+15 (11 Ranks, Result Cap 50)

Resolve +14/+12 (11 Ranks, Result Cap 50)

Science (Chemistry, Engineering) +10 (9 Ranks, Result Cap 40)

Search +11 (10 Ranks, Result Cap 50)

Streetwise +7/+7 (6 Ranks, Result Cap 30)

Survival +10/+10 (7 Ranks, Result Cap 40, Threat Range 19-20)

Interests: Mixed Martial Arts, Video Games, Poker, Working Out

=Abilities=

Origin Abilities: Retry a skill check with no penalty up to 4 times per session, +3 insight bonus to Fortitude, +5 ft. Speed, Request 1 Caliber II medical assistance Resource without check or action die, +3 insight bonus to Athletics and Medicine

Class Abilities:

Connected: You’ve come to know a wide variety of people in your travels. You may spend 1d6 hours and 1 action die seeking out an individual with whom you’ve dealt in the past. This NPC operates like an acquaintance-grade contact whose consultant possesses 1 skill of your choice (see page 458). The contact’s starting disposition toward you is Friendly, but he must be compensated for all services rendered at a cost of $100 per hour of assistance, plus the cost of any gear or materials belonging to him that are consumed or destroyed in the process (though you may reduce this cost with a Streetwise/Haggle check — see page 164). You may use this ability even in a remote area, so long as there are at least 40 people within a 25-mile radius at the time (e.g. the ability may even be used in an Antarctic research base near the South Pole, or a nomad camp in a vast desert, presuming the bases are occupied by 40 or more people, or there are native villages nearby).

All Over the World: You’re familiar with foreign lands — and have the skills to escape when your knowledge fails you. At Level 1, each time you fail an Athletics or Cultures check and don’t suffer an error, you still succeed as long as the check DC (or your opponent’s check result) is equal to or less than your class level + 20. If more than 1 grade of success is possible, you achieve only the lowest possible positive result.

Bookworm I: You have unparalleled research skills and can just ‘walk up to the right part of a library’ or ‘flip open a book to the right page’ with spooky accuracy. At Level 2, you may reduce the
amount of time required to make an Investigation/Research check to 1/2 standard (minimum 5 minutes).

Bonus Feat: At Levels 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, and 19, you gain 1 additional Basic Combat or Chance feat.

Uncanny Dodge I: Your senses are unnaturally sharp, allowing you to react to danger far faster than others. At Level 4, you retain your Dexterity bonus to Defense (if any) even when flat-footed or being attacked by an invisible adversary (though you still lose your Dexterity bonus to Defense when held).

Uncanny Dodge II: At Level 8, you never become flanked.

Rugged: At Levels 6, 9, 12, 15, and 18, your Constitution score rises by 1.

Feats:

Boxing Basics: You’re a formidable pugilist, able to dish out and absorb
incredible punishment. Benefit: You gain 2 additional wound points and the following
stance and trick.

Closed Stance (Stance): While in this stance, you may end your movement in an opponent’s square. While you and your opponent remain in the same square, you are considered adjacent to each other. Further, while you remain in the same square as your opponent, you gain DR 2/— against the opponent’s attacks, as well as a +2 bonus with your unarmed damage against the opponent. Finally, the opponent may not take bonus 5-ft. steps.

Double Jab (Trick): As a half action, you may make 2 unarmed Standard Attacks, suffering a –2 penalty with each attack check
and inflicting 2 fewer points of damage per die rolled (minimum 1 point of damage per die).

Firefighter Training: You’re unfazed by fire, facing it down with the bravest rescue heroes. Prerequisites: Science (Engineering) 3+ ranks. Benefit: When exposed to extreme heat, you must make Fortitude saves only half as often. Further, when you suffer stress
damage from fire, the damage decreases to 1/2 standard (rounded down). Also, each visual range penalty you suffer due to smoke
decreases to 1/2 standard (rounded down). Finally, you gain a +4 insight bonus with Reflex saves made to avoid catching fire, as
well as with Fortitude saves made against smoke inhalation.

Iron Will: You have a legendary strength of will. Benefit: Your base Will save bonus increases by +3. Further, your Constitution and Wisdom scores are each considered 3 higher when determining your subdual and stress damage thresholds.

Need for Speed: You like going fast… really fast. As fast as possible, really. Benefit: You suffer no penalty with Maneuver checks for traveling faster than 1/2 your vehicle or mount’s maximum MPH.

Submission Basics: You’re intimately familiar with ground fighting and savage pins. Benefit: When you use a Cheap Shot trick as part of a successful unarmed attack, the target’s penalties are doubled. Further, you gain the following stance and trick.

Prone Stance (Stance): While in this stance, you gain a +1 bonus with all skill checks made as part of a Grapple action and suffer no penalties with attack checks for being prone. Further, any effect that would cause you to become sprawled instead makes you prone. Finally, becoming prone does not return you to normal stance.

Snap! (Grapple Trick): When you inflict your standard unarmed damage upon an opponent currently pinned by you, you may
also try to break a limb of your choice. The opponent must make a Fortitude save (DC 10 + 1/2 the damage inflicted) or suffer a
broken limb critical injury (see page 332).

Submission Moves: If someone slips into your grasp, they never leave without something to show for their trouble.
Prerequisites: Base attack bonus +3 or higher. Benefit: You gain the following grappling tricks.

Bone Grind (Grapple Trick): You may inflict 1 point of temporary Strength or Dexterity damage upon 1 opponent currently held or pinned by you (your choice of attribute). This may not reduce the target attribute below 1/2 standard (rounded up).

Joint Lock (Grapple Trick): You may inflict a –4 penalty with all skill checks made to escape upon 1 held or pinned opponent.

Reversal (Grapple Trick): While pinned, you may become held to make your opponent pinned.

Survivalist: You’re right at home in the great outdoors. Benefit: You gain a +2 insight bonus with all skill and Knowledge checks made with Athletics and Survival. Further, your base threat range with these skills becomes 19–20.

=Wealth=

'''Lifestyle:'''
Caliber I Apartment, Vehicle

'''Possessions:'''
Turnout Gear III
Battle Axe II (Fireman's Axe)
Radio I
First Aid Kit I

'''Common Items:'''
Flashlight, playing cards, Leatherman multitool, crowbar, protective fighting gear (mouthpiece, shin guards, gloves, handwraps, headgear), video game system, overnight bag w/ toiletries and change of clothes, Zippo lighter, small TV, last-gen MP3 player, cellphone, low-grade laptop (enough for basic MS stuff, 'net, and older games)

'''Spending Cash:''' $100

=Current Condition=

-17 vitality points

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−	He had been engaged, once, but the relationship fell apart when he refused to resign from the job at his fiancees’ insistence. He also had a brother who served at another station, but who went MIA during a particularly nasty fire in the downtown district. No body was ever recovered, and Joseph Breedlove’s locker was ~~"retired"~~, going unused. Ryan still believes that Joseph’s out there; people don’t simply disappear. Do they?	+	He had been engaged, once, but the relationship fell apart when he refused to resign from the job at his fiancees’ insistence. He also had a brother who served at another station, but who went MIA during a particularly nasty fire in the downtown district. No body was ever recovered, and Joseph Breedlove’s locker was ‘retired’, going unused. Ryan still believes that Joseph’s out there; people don’t simply disappear. Do they?