Firefly: Reavers of the Rim - Character 9
Solstice Jones :: Ship's Mechanic
When an engine talks to you, she tells the truth. People, not so much.
Attributes 
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Trained Skills
Craft
Fix
- Spaceships
Know
- Class Designation
Move
Notice
Operate
Sneak
Trick
Untrained Skills 
Drive 
Fight
Fly
Focus
Influence
Labor
Perform
Shoot
Survive
Throw
Treat
Distinctions/SFX 
Checked SFX are active.
Ship's Mechanic - A ship’s a living thing, no matter what they say. You can feel when she’s sick, and she makes you proud when she’s well.
- ☑ SFX, Hinder: Roll
Instead of 
for 1 PP - ☑ Zen & the Art of Engine Maintenance: Spend 1 PP at the beginning of a Timed Action involving ship repair or upgrades. For each of your rolls during the Timed Action, you may reroll any die that comes up 1 instead of accepting a Plot Point for that die.
- ☐ Miracle Worker: If you replace your Fix Skill with a d4 for your next roll, gain a Big Damn Hero Die equal to that Skill's normal die rating if your roll is successful.
Blind as a Bat - Y’ain’t much good without your glasses, four-eyes.
- ☑ SFX, Hinder: Roll Instead of for 1 PP
- ☑ Keen Ears: When you rely only on your hearing, step up Notice for the roll.
- ☐ Myopic: Gain 1 PP when your poor vision causes trouble for you or the Crew.
Hard Luck Case - The ’Verse is a hard place, no one knows that better’n you.
- ☑ SFX, Hinder: Roll Instead of for 1 PP
- ☐ Nose for Trouble: Gain 1 PP when you stumble into a situation you shouldn't be in or overhear something you shouldn't.
- ☐ Trouble on Your Heels:: When you are being chased or followed out of a scene, you may step up Sneak or Trick when you roll to slip away.
Signature Assets
Tools Those as only got a hammer treat every problem like a nail.
Spare Parts It's not hoardin' if it's useful.
Background/Bio
Solstice Jones is a young man with light brown skin and not-quite-curly hair pulled back in a messy ponytail. He wears large round glasses - his eyesight is extremely poor without them - and a handful of small items of jewellery made from parts, such as bracelets woven from wires.
The third of four children, Solstice has with two older sisters (Epiphany and Wednesday) and a younger brother (Sunday). When he was growing up the family lived near a spaceport, and Solstice was obsessed with the ships that came in and out every day. His parents were the typical "poor but hard-working" sort and, seeing his interest, apprenticed Solstice to a mechanic where he turned out to have an aptitude for machines.