Feral Deer

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"FERAL DEER"
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NAME: Dewey Buck
1st APP: issue # 1:1: "Group Councelling" , September 27, 2007.
QUOTE:  : "I've never seen so many men wasted so badly... grrr.... an' that's all she wrote..."
BORN:  : (age: 3) September 27, 2004 at Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine
BASE OF OPTS:  : formerly in a a desolate ghost town in Ohio, currently Brick City
EDUCATION/CAREER:  : Bachelor of Fine Art
RELATIVES/CONNECTIONS:  :  ???
STATUS:  : USA Citizen, criminal Record
GROUP AFFILIATION:  :  ???
KNOWN POWERS/ABILITIES:  :  ???


the 411

CIVILIAN IDENTITY:  ???
" ??? " ... (as played by ???)

Clever Nicknames: "Joe", "Monco" and "Blondie" are nicknames given to him by the other
Marital Status:  ???
Known Relatives:  ???
Height / Weight / Length:  ???
Archenemy:  ???
Favorite Movie:  ???
Catch Phrase:  ???
Current Blood Pressure:  ???
Super-Powered-ness:  ???
ACTION UPDATE:

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ORIGIN STORY

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Dewey is the first cloned deer and was born on May 23, 2003. Specifically, he is a White-tailed Deer, or Odocoileus virginianus.

a phlegmatic, cocksure bounty hunter turned crook...

The Beatty Buck is currently the second biggest white-tailed deer ever shot. It was shot by Mike Beatty.

The deer was shot in Greene County, Ohio. Beatty shot the buck on 8 November 2000 with a compound bow. The buck had 39 measurable points making it the second biggest non-typical buck ever shot. The buck scored a Pope & Young score of 304 6/8[1], making Mike an official member of the Buckeye Big Buck Club. The buck hasn't been scored by the Boone & Crocket club because the let-off of the bow was more than allotted.

The "Man with No Name", as personified by Eastwood, embodies the archetypical characteristics of the American movie cowboy — toughness, independence, and skill with a gun — but departed from the original archetype in his moral ambiguity. Unlike the traditional cowboy lob, exemplified by actors John Wayne, Alan Ladd, and Randolph Scott, the Man with No Name will fight dirty and shoot first, if required by his own self-defined sense of justice. Although he tends to look for ways to benefit himself, he has, in a few cases, aided others if he feels an obligation to, such as freeing a couple held captive in A Fistful of Dollars and comforting a dying soldier after the bridge explosion in The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

He is generally portrayed as an outsider, a mercenary or bounty hunter, or even an outlaw. He is characteristically soft-spoken and laconic, speaking only when necessary, with as few words as possible. The character is an often-cited example of an anti-hero, although he has a soft corner for people in deep trouble.

his signature sarape wearing the same poncho, lambskin vest and hat, and sporting a silver rattlesnake-shaped plate on the handle of his gun.


BACKGROUND SINCE

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What is your Heroic Motivation?

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Complications or Character Flags

These complication or 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.

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3x5

Friends

(list 3 people that would help you for free; list name, your relationship, their concept in 1-2 sentences, where are they now.)

  • sarah
  • jasmine
  • gabby

Contacts

(list 3 people that would help you for a price; list name, your relationship, their concept in 1-2 sentences, where are they now.)

  •  ???
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Enemies

(list 3 people that are your adversaries; list name, your relationship, their concept in 1-2 sentences, where are they now.)

  •  ???
  •  ???
  •  ???


Locations

(list 3 locations 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, when last you were there.)

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  •  ???
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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.)

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  •  ???
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STAT BUILD

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PL: 4 (90 pp)

ABILITIES:

SKILLS:

FEATS:

POWERS:

COMBAT:

SAVES:

DRAWBACKS:

COMPLICATIONS:

COSTS: = 90 / 90



Brick City