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Elvisrex: /* Character Flags */

2007-03-15T00:10:32Z

Character Flags

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	==Character Flags==		==Character Flags==
	Master plans. Technology-heavy minions, devices and strongholds. These things are Mahler's bread and butter, and no plan he concocts ~~can help but~~ incorporate a lot of them.		Master plans. Technology-heavy minions, devices and strongholds. These things are Mahler's bread and butter, and any plan he concocts will necessarily incorporate a lot of them.

	==Your greatest defeat==		==Your greatest defeat==

Elvisrex: /* Your greatest defeat */

2007-03-12T19:00:55Z

Your greatest defeat

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	==Your greatest defeat==		==Your greatest defeat==
	Twelve years ago, the mayors of four coastal cities all received the same message: They were each to wire $100 million to the same Swiss bank account within 72 hours, or their seaside metropoli would be devastated by a tsunami the likes of which had never before been seen. ~~The heroes~~ of Freedom City sprang into action, traced the message to the nefarious '''Silverback,''' and quickly tracked the perfidious primate to an enormous hovercraft located 100 miles offshore, just above a long-forgotten undersea volcano in which the ape had rigged enough nuclear explosive to trigger a massive eruption. A fierce battle ensued and the hovercraft was sent careening into the mouth of the volcano, where the subsequent explosion buried it under tons of rock ... not to mention nearly a qusrter-mile of water. The heroes left, believing themselves to be victorious, unaware that the ape still lived, and would return...		Twelve years ago, the mayors of four coastal cities all received the same message: They were each to wire $100 million to the same Swiss bank account within 72 hours, or their seaside metropoli would be devastated by a tsunami the likes of which had never before been seen. A band of Freedom City's finest, led by the '''Bowman''', sprang into action, traced the message to the nefarious '''Silverback,''' and quickly tracked the perfidious primate to an enormous hovercraft located 100 miles offshore, just above a long-forgotten undersea volcano in which the ape had rigged enough nuclear explosive to trigger a massive eruption. A fierce battle ensued and the hovercraft was sent careening into the mouth of the volcano, where the subsequent explosion buried it under tons of rock ... not to mention nearly a qusrter-mile of water. The heroes left, believing themselves to be victorious, unaware that the ape still lived, and would return...

	[[Image:AndrewsPC 2.gif\|thumb\|left\|Mahler in "animated" style]]		[[Image:AndrewsPC 2.gif\|thumb\|left\|Mahler in "animated" style]]

	==3x3==		==3x3==
	'''OPTIONAL''' - ''For loads of fun, consider tying your backgroun information in with Freedom City's official timeline and characters!''		'''OPTIONAL''' - ''For loads of fun, consider tying your backgroun information in with Freedom City's official timeline and characters!''

Elvisrex: /* What is your villainous /heroic motivation? */

2007-03-09T20:32:11Z

What is your villainous /heroic motivation?

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	==What is your villainous /heroic motivation?==		==What is your villainous /heroic motivation?==
	There was a time when Mahler's motivation was a simple one: to escape this world of filthy, grasping humans and return to his own, where apes reigned supreme and humans were confined to zoos and medical testing centers. That changed dramatically when he was nearly killed by human heroes and forced to reconstruct over 80% of his own body. It changed again when he emerged triumphant, only to find that his vengeance had been stolen from him. In the short term, his new goals involve wreaking terrible, bloody revenge on whatever foes are unfortunate enough to first present themselves. In the long term ~~... well, that~~ remains to be seen.		There was a time when Mahler's motivation was a simple one: to escape this world of filthy, grasping humans and return to his own, where apes reigned supreme and humans were confined to zoos and medical testing centers. That changed dramatically when he was nearly killed by human heroes and forced to reconstruct over 80% of his own body. It changed again when he emerged triumphant, only to find that his vengeance had been stolen from him. In the short term, his new goals involve wreaking terrible, bloody revenge on whatever foes are unfortunate enough to first present themselves. In the long term? That remains to be seen.

	==Character Flags==		==Character Flags==

Elvisrex at 20:31, 9 March 2007

2007-03-09T20:31:45Z

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	Twelve years ago, the mayors of four coastal cities all received the same message: They were each to wire $100 million to the same Swiss bank account within 72 hours, or their seaside metropoli would be devastated by a tsunami the likes of which had never before been seen. The heroes of Freedom City sprang into action, traced the message to the nefarious '''Silverback,''' and quickly tracked the perfidious primate to an enormous hovercraft located 100 miles offshore, just above a long-forgotten undersea volcano in which the ape had rigged enough nuclear explosive to trigger a massive eruption. A fierce battle ensued and the hovercraft was sent careening into the mouth of the volcano, where the subsequent explosion buried it under tons of rock ... not to mention nearly a qusrter-mile of water. The heroes left, believing themselves to be victorious, unaware that the ape still lived, and would return...		Twelve years ago, the mayors of four coastal cities all received the same message: They were each to wire $100 million to the same Swiss bank account within 72 hours, or their seaside metropoli would be devastated by a tsunami the likes of which had never before been seen. The heroes of Freedom City sprang into action, traced the message to the nefarious '''Silverback,''' and quickly tracked the perfidious primate to an enormous hovercraft located 100 miles offshore, just above a long-forgotten undersea volcano in which the ape had rigged enough nuclear explosive to trigger a massive eruption. A fierce battle ensued and the hovercraft was sent careening into the mouth of the volcano, where the subsequent explosion buried it under tons of rock ... not to mention nearly a qusrter-mile of water. The heroes left, believing themselves to be victorious, unaware that the ape still lived, and would return...

	[[Image:AndrewsPC 2.gif\|thumb\|left]]		[[Image:AndrewsPC 2.gif\|thumb\|left\|Mahler in "animated" style]]
	==3x3==		==3x3==
	'''OPTIONAL''' - ''For loads of fun, consider tying your backgroun information in with Freedom City's official timeline and characters!''		'''OPTIONAL''' - ''For loads of fun, consider tying your backgroun information in with Freedom City's official timeline and characters!''

Elvisrex at 20:30, 9 March 2007

2007-03-09T20:30:36Z

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	Master plans. Technology-heavy minions, devices and strongholds. These things are Mahler's bread and butter, and no plan he concocts can help but incorporate a lot of them.		Master plans. Technology-heavy minions, devices and strongholds. These things are Mahler's bread and butter, and no plan he concocts can help but incorporate a lot of them.

	==~~Prison Term and/or~~ Your greatest defeat==		==Your greatest defeat==
	~~''Originally I intended that~~ each PC would ~~begin~~ the ~~campaign in jail~~. ~~I understand that some~~ of ~~your ideas might not support this. Please describe how you got~~ into ~~jail and how long you have been there~~, ~~etc… If your concept does not fit that describe how they~~'~~ve avoided jail from heroes~~ and~~/or aliens forcing you in. <br> In addition~~ to, ~~or as~~ a ~~separate situation~~ - ~~describe your worst defeat~~ in 1-~~2 sentences~~. ~~You can note the opposition (~~heroes, ~~villains or aliens)~~ that ~~factored in~~ the ~~defeat~~. ~~Just give the basics - leave the details open for in-game fun~~.''		Twelve years ago, the mayors of four coastal cities all received the same message: They were each to wire $100 million to the same Swiss bank account within 72 hours, or their seaside metropoli would be devastated by a tsunami the likes of which had never before been seen. The heroes of Freedom City sprang into action, traced the message to the nefarious '''Silverback,''' and quickly tracked the perfidious primate to an enormous hovercraft located 100 miles offshore, just above a long-forgotten undersea volcano in which the ape had rigged enough nuclear explosive to trigger a massive eruption. A fierce battle ensued and the hovercraft was sent careening into the mouth of the volcano, where the subsequent explosion buried it under tons of rock ... not to mention nearly a qusrter-mile of water. The heroes left, believing themselves to be victorious, unaware that the ape still lived, and would return...

	[[Image:AndrewsPC 2.gif\|thumb\|left]]		[[Image:AndrewsPC 2.gif\|thumb\|left]]

Elvisrex at 20:20, 9 March 2007

2007-03-09T20:20:49Z

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	*'''BIOGRAPHY''': For years, Mahler repeatedly threatened the East Coast of the United States with annihilation as the '''Silverback''', claiming huge ransoms of money and technology in an attempt to return to his home dimension, until he was defeated and sent crashing to his apparent demise in an offshore volcano of his own creation. Swearing revenge, the badly maimed but still living super-ape spent the next twelve years entombed beneath a thousand tons of cooled lava, constructing himself a newer, stronger body in which to take his vengeance. Finally, his work complete, he emerged from his watery grave to engage his foes, only to discover that they had been slain by the Star Khan's forces just a few scant weeks before.<br><br>		*'''BIOGRAPHY''': For years, Mahler repeatedly threatened the East Coast of the United States with annihilation as the '''Silverback''', claiming huge ransoms of money and technology in an attempt to return to his home dimension, until he was defeated and sent crashing to his apparent demise in an offshore volcano of his own creation. Swearing revenge, the badly maimed but still living super-ape spent the next twelve years entombed beneath a thousand tons of cooled lava, constructing himself a newer, stronger body in which to take his vengeance. Finally, his work complete, he emerged from his watery grave to engage his foes, only to discover that they had been slain by the Star Khan's forces just a few scant weeks before.<br><br>

	~~[[Image:AndrewsPC 2.gif\|thumb\|left]]~~
	==What is your villainous /heroic motivation?==		==What is your villainous /heroic motivation?==
	There was a time when Mahler's motivation was a simple one: to escape this world of filthy, grasping humans and return to his own, where apes reigned supreme and humans were confined to zoos and medical testing centers. That changed dramatically when he was nearly killed by human heroes and forced to reconstruct over 80% of his own body. It changed again when he emerged triumphant, only to find that his vengeance had been stolen from him. In the short term, his new goals involve wreaking terrible, bloody revenge on whatever foes are unfortunate enough to first present themselves. In the long term ... well, that remains to be seen.		There was a time when Mahler's motivation was a simple one: to escape this world of filthy, grasping humans and return to his own, where apes reigned supreme and humans were confined to zoos and medical testing centers. That changed dramatically when he was nearly killed by human heroes and forced to reconstruct over 80% of his own body. It changed again when he emerged triumphant, only to find that his vengeance had been stolen from him. In the short term, his new goals involve wreaking terrible, bloody revenge on whatever foes are unfortunate enough to first present themselves. In the long term ... well, that remains to be seen.
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	''Originally I intended that each PC would begin the campaign in jail. I understand that some of your ideas might not support this. Please describe how you got into jail and how long you have been there, etc… If your concept does not fit that describe how they've avoided jail from heroes and/or aliens forcing you in. <br> In addition to, or as a separate situation - describe your worst defeat in 1-2 sentences. You can note the opposition (heroes, villains or aliens) that factored in the defeat. Just give the basics - leave the details open for in-game fun.''		''Originally I intended that each PC would begin the campaign in jail. I understand that some of your ideas might not support this. Please describe how you got into jail and how long you have been there, etc… If your concept does not fit that describe how they've avoided jail from heroes and/or aliens forcing you in. <br> In addition to, or as a separate situation - describe your worst defeat in 1-2 sentences. You can note the opposition (heroes, villains or aliens) that factored in the defeat. Just give the basics - leave the details open for in-game fun.''

	3x3		[[Image:AndrewsPC 2.gif\|thumb\|left]]
			==3x3==
	'''OPTIONAL''' - ''For loads of fun, consider tying your backgroun information in with Freedom City's official timeline and characters!''		'''OPTIONAL''' - ''For loads of fun, consider tying your backgroun information in with Freedom City's official timeline and characters!''

Elvisrex at 20:20, 9 March 2007

2007-03-09T20:20:03Z

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	''Originally I intended that each PC would begin the campaign in jail. I understand that some of your ideas might not support this. Please describe how you got into jail and how long you have been there, etc… If your concept does not fit that describe how they've avoided jail from heroes and/or aliens forcing you in. <br> In addition to, or as a separate situation - describe your worst defeat in 1-2 sentences. You can note the opposition (heroes, villains or aliens) that factored in the defeat. Just give the basics - leave the details open for in-game fun.''		''Originally I intended that each PC would begin the campaign in jail. I understand that some of your ideas might not support this. Please describe how you got into jail and how long you have been there, etc… If your concept does not fit that describe how they've avoided jail from heroes and/or aliens forcing you in. <br> In addition to, or as a separate situation - describe your worst defeat in 1-2 sentences. You can note the opposition (heroes, villains or aliens) that factored in the defeat. Just give the basics - leave the details open for in-game fun.''

	==3x3==		3x3
	'''OPTIONAL''' - ''For loads of fun, consider tying your backgroun information in with Freedom City's official timeline and characters!''		'''OPTIONAL''' - ''For loads of fun, consider tying your backgroun information in with Freedom City's official timeline and characters!''

Elvisrex: /* What is your villainous /heroic motivation? */

2007-03-09T20:19:33Z

What is your villainous /heroic motivation?

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	[[Image:AndrewsPC 2.gif\|thumb\|left]]		[[Image:AndrewsPC 2.gif\|thumb\|left]]
	==What is your villainous /heroic motivation?==		==What is your villainous /heroic motivation?==
	There was a time when Mahler's motivation was a simple one: to escape this world of filthy, grasping humans and return to his own, where apes reigned supreme and humans were confined to zoos and medical testing centers. That changed dramatically when he was nearly killed by human heroes and forced to reconstruct over 80% of his own body. It changed again when he emerged triumphant ~~and discovered~~ that his vengeance had been stolen from him. In the short term, his new goals involve wreaking terrible, bloody revenge on whatever foes are unfortunate enough to first present themselves. In the long term ... well, that remains to be seen.		There was a time when Mahler's motivation was a simple one: to escape this world of filthy, grasping humans and return to his own, where apes reigned supreme and humans were confined to zoos and medical testing centers. That changed dramatically when he was nearly killed by human heroes and forced to reconstruct over 80% of his own body. It changed again when he emerged triumphant, only to find that his vengeance had been stolen from him. In the short term, his new goals involve wreaking terrible, bloody revenge on whatever foes are unfortunate enough to first present themselves. In the long term ... well, that remains to be seen.

	==Character Flags==		==Character Flags==

Elvisrex at 20:18, 9 March 2007

2007-03-09T20:18:27Z

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	*'''BIOGRAPHY''': For years, Mahler repeatedly threatened the East Coast of the United States with annihilation as the '''Silverback''', claiming huge ransoms of money and technology in an attempt to return to his home dimension, until he was defeated and sent crashing to his apparent demise in an offshore volcano of his own creation. Swearing revenge, the badly maimed but still living super-ape spent the next twelve years entombed beneath a thousand tons of cooled lava, constructing himself a newer, stronger body in which to take his vengeance. Finally, his work complete, he emerged from his watery grave to engage his foes, only to discover that they had been slain by the Star Khan's forces just a few scant weeks before.<br><br>		*'''BIOGRAPHY''': For years, Mahler repeatedly threatened the East Coast of the United States with annihilation as the '''Silverback''', claiming huge ransoms of money and technology in an attempt to return to his home dimension, until he was defeated and sent crashing to his apparent demise in an offshore volcano of his own creation. Swearing revenge, the badly maimed but still living super-ape spent the next twelve years entombed beneath a thousand tons of cooled lava, constructing himself a newer, stronger body in which to take his vengeance. Finally, his work complete, he emerged from his watery grave to engage his foes, only to discover that they had been slain by the Star Khan's forces just a few scant weeks before.<br><br>

	[[Image:AndrewsPC 2.gif\|thumb\|left~~\|Mahler in "animated" style.~~]]		[[Image:AndrewsPC 2.gif\|thumb\|left]]
	==What is your villainous /heroic motivation?==		==What is your villainous /heroic motivation?==
	There was a time when Mahler's motivation was a simple one: to escape this world of filthy, grasping humans and return to his own, where apes reigned supreme and humans were confined to zoos and medical testing centers. That changed dramatically when he was nearly killed by human heroes and forced to reconstruct over 80% of his own body. It changed again when he emerged triumphant and discovered that his vengeance had been stolen from him. In the short term, his new goals involve wreaking terrible, bloody revenge on whatever foes are unfortunate enough to first present themselves. In the long term ... well, that remains to be seen.		There was a time when Mahler's motivation was a simple one: to escape this world of filthy, grasping humans and return to his own, where apes reigned supreme and humans were confined to zoos and medical testing centers. That changed dramatically when he was nearly killed by human heroes and forced to reconstruct over 80% of his own body. It changed again when he emerged triumphant and discovered that his vengeance had been stolen from him. In the short term, his new goals involve wreaking terrible, bloody revenge on whatever foes are unfortunate enough to first present themselves. In the long term ... well, that remains to be seen.

Elvisrex at 20:17, 9 March 2007

2007-03-09T20:17:42Z

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	[[Image:AndrewsPC 2.gif\|thumb\|left\|Mahler in "animated" style.]]		[[Image:AndrewsPC 2.gif\|thumb\|left\|Mahler in "animated" style.]]
	==What is your villainous /heroic motivation?==		==What is your villainous /heroic motivation?==
	'~~'This is~~ a ~~description~~ of ~~your character's mindset~~ and ~~why they're willing~~ to ~~do the things they do. Include their general mindset (villain or hero)~~, where ~~you may want them~~ to ~~go (become more a hero or even more villainous),~~ and ~~define why they would be willing~~ to ~~work in a team~~ of ~~super villains working for~~ the ~~Overshadow~~.''		There was a time when Mahler's motivation was a simple one: to escape this world of filthy, grasping humans and return to his own, where apes reigned supreme and humans were confined to zoos and medical testing centers. That changed dramatically when he was nearly killed by human heroes and forced to reconstruct over 80% of his own body. It changed again when he emerged triumphant and discovered that his vengeance had been stolen from him. In the short term, his new goals involve wreaking terrible, bloody revenge on whatever foes are unfortunate enough to first present themselves. In the long term ... well, that remains to be seen.

	==Character Flags==		==Character Flags==
	''These ~~flags are~~ things ~~that tell the GM what the PLAYERS~~ are ~~interested in doing with their characters in the game. The advantage here is that the GM~~ can ~~look at these flags and tailor events in the game so folks are getting what they want for their characters. Any Complications on your character sheet are also flags to the GM~~ of ~~things you as a player want your character to confront in the game~~.''		Master plans. Technology-heavy minions, devices and strongholds. These things are Mahler's bread and butter, and no plan he concocts can help but incorporate a lot of them.

	==Prison Term and/or Your greatest defeat==		==Prison Term and/or Your greatest defeat==
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	* '''Organizations''' ''(list 3 groups in the game setting that are important to your character, important can be "good" or "bad"; list name, your relationship, the concept in 1-2 sentences, what they may be up to now)''		* '''Organizations''' ''(list 3 groups in the game setting that are important to your character, important can be "good" or "bad"; list name, your relationship, the concept in 1-2 sentences, what they may be up to now)''




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