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| | == Julie Connolly == | | == Julie Connolly == |
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| − | The Vampire Slayer
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| − | Played by: Craig Oxbrow
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| − | Age: 16 years
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| − | Appearance: Quite small, 5'2" and slim, with naturally fair hair currently fiery orange.
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| − | Julie's life in Boston was pretty good, now she looks back at it. She wasn't jockish or nerdy, was part of a small social circle (the indie music scene) which was too smudgy and inclusive to count as a clique, and had a fairly steady boyfriend. Her main source of conflict was arguing with her dad about going to gigs (and formerly mom about her new guy) and arguing with others in her school's indie music scene about which gigs were worth going to.
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| − | Sadly, her boyfriend couldn't quite deal with the whole "Vampire Slayer" deal - who knew that was a thing, anyway?
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| − | So she wasn't too crushed to have to move to this no-name college town for her junior year when dad got a professorship.
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| − | Seems like a nice little town. No monsters so far, anyway. Not that she's finished unpacking yet...
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| − | '''Attributes'''
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| − | Strength 7
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| − | Dexterity 7
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| − | Constitution 6
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| − | Intelligence 3
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| − | Perception 3
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| − | Willpower 5
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| − | '''Skills'''
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| − | Acrobatics 2
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| − | Art
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| − | Computers
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| − | Crime 1
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| − | Doctor 1
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| − | Driving 1
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| − | Getting Medieval 4
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| − | Gun Fu
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| − | Influence 2
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| − | Knowledge 2
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| − | Kung Fu 4
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| − | Languages
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| − | Mr. Fix-It
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| − | Notice 2
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| − | Occultism 2
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| − | Science
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| − | Sports 2
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| − | Wild Card
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| − | '''Qualities'''
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| − | Slayer (Fast Reaction Time, Hard To Kill 5, Nerves Of Steel, Adversary, Obligation)
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| − | Attractiveness 3
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| − | Hard To Kill 7 (+2)
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| − | Psychic Visions
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| − | Resistance (Demonic Powers) 2
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| − | Situational Awareness
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| − | '''Drawbacks'''
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| − | Adversary (Slayer)
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| − | Love
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| − | Obligation (Slayer)
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| − | Secret 2
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| − | Teenager
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| | == Daniel Goodall == | | == Daniel Goodall == |
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| | Height: 5’5” | | Height: 5’5” |
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| | Weight: 132 lbs | | Weight: 132 lbs |
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| | Age: 16 years | | Age: 16 years |
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| | Appearance: A slim and fit girl, with healthy tan, chesnut hair and bright blue eyes; takes good care of her body, and is rather proud of it - and not afraid of showing it by wearing shorts and belly-revealing tops. | | Appearance: A slim and fit girl, with healthy tan, chesnut hair and bright blue eyes; takes good care of her body, and is rather proud of it - and not afraid of showing it by wearing shorts and belly-revealing tops. |
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| | Sam (she doesn't really mind being called that) is not your tipycal cheerleader (or, more correctly, not the media image of a typical cheerleader). She isn't in it just to be popular, or get close to the football players - she just likes the sport for itself. That's not to say she isn't popular, or isn't aware of it - Sam knows her looks are above avarage at least, and years of exersize and healthy lifestyle gave her a figure close to perfection, and she isn't afraid of showing it off. | | Sam (she doesn't really mind being called that) is not your tipycal cheerleader (or, more correctly, not the media image of a typical cheerleader). She isn't in it just to be popular, or get close to the football players - she just likes the sport for itself. That's not to say she isn't popular, or isn't aware of it - Sam knows her looks are above avarage at least, and years of exersize and healthy lifestyle gave her a figure close to perfection, and she isn't afraid of showing it off. |
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| − | One thing besides cheerleading she is concerned with, lately, is drugs. No, Sam never used drugs herself. She also never tried smoking, or tasted alcohol - in fact, she tries to cut on sugar as well and considers turning to vegetarian lifestyle. But drugs already did... something to one of her friends (no matter what everyone says, there's something ''wrong'' with Joey lately), and Sam isn't going to let the same happen to her little sister, as well. | + | One thing besides cheerleading she is concerned with, lately, is drugs. No, Sam never used drugs herself. She also never tried smoking, or tasted alcohol - in fact, she tries to cut on sugar as well and considers turning to vegetarian lifestyle. But drugs already did... something to one of her friends (no matte rwhat everyone says, where's something ''wrong'' with Joey lately), and Sam isn't going to let the same happen to her little sister, as well. |
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| | Strength: 2 Dexterity: 4 Constitution: 2 Intelligence: 2 Perception: 3 Willpower: 2 | | Strength: 2 Dexterity: 4 Constitution: 2 Intelligence: 2 Perception: 3 Willpower: 2 |
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| | == Claudia Butler == | | == Claudia Butler == |
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| − | [http://creativefan.com/important/cf/2012/03/easy-hairstyles-for-medium-hair/rock-chick.jpg portrait]
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| − | Player: spaceranger Concept: Phantom Grumweasel
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| − | Character Concept: Drummer, slacker, and girl about town.
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| − | Character Type: White Hat
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| − | Height: 5’6”
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| − | Weight: 138 lbs
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| − | Age: 15
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| − | Appearance: Claudia's not strong, but wiry and lithe, she dyes her hair and dresses as much like a rocker as she can get away with.
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| − | Claudia would die for her big sister, Samantha, if she doesn't drive her crazy first. Big sis is a little too protective and Claudia knows how to take care of herself, she thinks. She'd probably be a pro drummer already if she really applied herself, but she's stopping to sniff the roses and live it up, when she's not playing video games or hanging out with the freaks at the comic store. She's thinking about starting a band sometime, again, for real this time, when she gets around to it.
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| − | ''' Primary Attributes''' (+15)
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| − | Strength: 2
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| − | Dexterity: 4
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| − | Constitution: 2
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| − | Intelligence: 3 (+1 from Artist)
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| − | Perception: 4 (+1 from Artist)
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| − | Willpower: 2
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| − | '''Secondary Attributes'''
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| − | Drama Points: 20
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| − | Life Points: 35
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| − | '''Qualities''' (+10, +5 from Drawbacks)
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| − | • Artist (drummer): 2
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| − | • Attractiveness: 2
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| − | • Contacts: 2 (counter-culture types and general weirdos across Arkham)
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| − | • Fast Reaction Time: 2
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| − | • Hard to Kill: 2
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| − | • Nerves of Steel: 3
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| − | • Resources (middle class parents): 2
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| − | '''Drawbacks''' (-5)
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| − | • Addiction (light use of marijuana): 2
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| − | • Clown: 1
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| − | • Teenager: 2
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| − | '''Skills''' (+15)
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| − | Acrobatics: 1,
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| − | Art (Drumming): 4 (+1 from Artist),
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| − | Computers: 1,
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| − | Crime: 1,
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| − | Influence: 3,
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| − | Notice: 2,
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| − | Occultism: 2,
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| − | Sports (Track): 2
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| − | Samantha Bulter - Big Sis
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| | == Jocelyn Greene == | | == Jocelyn Greene == |
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| − | Player: Muskrat
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| − | Character Concept: Recreated robot daughter
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| − | Character Type: White Hat
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| − | Height: 5’8”
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| − | Weight: 145 lbs
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| − | Age: Chronological: 2 months. Appearance: 16 years
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| − | Appearance: Jocelyn is a moderately attractive teenage girl (to at least, that’s what she looks like)--tall, slim but physically fit, with rich brown hair and green eyes and a fair complexion. She dresses in a fairly conservative, modest way.
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| − | Strength: 1 (Robot: +4): 5
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| − | Dexterity: 3 (Robot: +1): 4
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| − | Constitution: 2 (Robot: +2): 4
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| − | Intelligence: 5
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| − | Perception: 2
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| − | Willpower: 2
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| − | '''Secondary Attributes'''
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| − | Drama Points: 20
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| − | Life Points: [(Strength + Constitution) x4] + 10 = 46
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| − | '''Qualities''' (+10, +1 from Drawbacks)
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| − | • Attractiveness (+1): +1 to Persuasion rolls.
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| − | • Nerves of Steel (+3): Immune to fear from all but the strongest supernatural manifestations; + 4 to resist fear vs. these extreme manifestations.
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| − | • Photographic Memory (+2): The Director will provide any information the character would remember. + 1 to rolls where memorizing facts is useful. +1-3 to rolls involving memory.
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| − | • Robot (+5): A robot cannot heal damage normally and must be repaired.
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| − | '''Drawbacks''' (-10)
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| − | • Honorable: Serious (-2): Jocelyn’s mother programmed her with a strict sense of right and wrong.
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| − | • Mental Problems: Obsession (-1): Please her mother.
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| − | • Misfit (-2): -2 penalty to Influence Tasks. They also attract the attention of any cruel or abusive character.
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| − | • Secret (-3): The character is a robot. If the truth was discovered, it is likely that she would be taken away or kidnapped and dismantled for study by any number of groups--various government agencies, corporations, even criminal syndicates--all looking to understand how she works and recreate her.
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| − | '''Skills''' (+15, +9 from Drawbacks)
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| − | Acrobatics: 3
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| − | Art: 0
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| − | Computers: 5
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| − | Crime: 0
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| − | Doctor: 0
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| − | Driving: 0
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| − | Getting Medieval: 0
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| − | Gun Fu: 0
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| − | Influence: 0
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| − | Knowledge: 5
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| − | Kung Fu: 1
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| − | Language: 0
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| − | Mr. Fix-It: 5
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| − | Notice: 0
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| − | Occultism: 0
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| − | Science: 5
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| − | Sports: 0
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| − | Wild Card: 0
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| − | The original Jocelyn Greene (who went by the nickname “Joey”) was an out-going, hard-partying cheerleader, part of the “popular” (i.e., socially dominant) crowd at school. This all ended when she overdosed on drugs at a party and was rushed to the hospital, where she was pronounced dead. Her widowed mother, Dr. Elise Greene, was unable to accept the death of her only child though. Dr. Greene was a brilliant, workaholic engineer. She should have been highly successful, but many of her inventions simply refused to work when others tried to replicate them. (Unknown to Dr. Greene, she is actually a super-scientist and many of her inventions are, in fact, magical.) Dr. Greene partly blamed herself for Jocelyn’s death. She had always been unsatisfied with the direction her daughter had take, wishing that she had been more into her studies and less into the popular social scene and found her daughter’s pursuit of cheerleading humiliating. She didn’t even like the nickname Joey, which she considered a boy’s name. Dr. Greene decided she had not exercised enough control over Jocelyn and if she had paid more attention to the girl and spent less time working, she would have turned out better and not died from the drug overdose. So Dr. Greene used her connections to cover-up Jocelyn’s death--and then she set about creating a new, better daughter. She created a robot that looked like Jocelyn, but had the priorities Dr. Greene defined as important--academics.
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| | == Jerry Jakes == | | == Jerry Jakes == |
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| | == Karl Giovanni DeMatteis == | | == Karl Giovanni DeMatteis == |
| − | Karl DeMatteis is Junior Class President, 17 years old. He gets good grades, though as his mother Debbie says they could always be better. To add heft to his school resume, he is heavily involved in many school clubs. As President, he takes it as his sworn responsibility to spearhead school projects. He strongly identifies with and admires nerds, but never invites them to his social functions, because "hello social suicide".
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| − | His father, Dr. Leland DeMatteis, is an anthropology professor at Miskatonic U, and his wife Debbie is a socialite and Ivy Leaguer from a wealthy family. The two have hyperactive social lives (its a wonder Leland has time to grade papers!), and they aren't home much. Karl is so used to being under his own supervision that it doesn't bother him too much. He used to use their absences as an excuse to throw wild parties in the mansion to maintain his place among the popular crowd. He was usually an attentive host, but at one of his parties, something slipped past him, and his friend Jocelyn overdosed. Though she survived she was obviously changed, and this scare really affected Karl. He re-dedicated himself to academics and even ran for (and won) a Student Council seat. It was a good while before he even had friends over to his house, but after enough time passed he began throwing small functions for "cool kids". Now he doesn't get to relax and enjoy such functions, being far too paranoid to let anything get by him again, but he still gets brownie points for playing host.
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| − | '''Qualities''' Attractiveness (+1), Contacts 2 (Faculty & Staff), Resources (Wealthy) (+6)
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| − | '''Drawbacks''' Teenager (-2), Honourable (Serious) (-2), Minority (Gay) (-1), Covetous (Conspicuousness, mild) (-1), Obligation (Student Council) (0)
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| | == Tyree Bush-Kendrick == | | == Tyree Bush-Kendrick == |
