Post by calypsonymph on Apr 23, 2015 21:35:18 GMT
Mara Free
Ex-male human robot girl
Aspects:
Defining: Ex-male human robot girl
Ambition: Will do Anything to Remain as Human as Possible
Disadvantage: Made from Prototype Technology
Runs off of willpower
Programable Brain
Agility: 2 Endurance: 2 Perception: 2 Strength: 2
0 + ( 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 ) = 8
Craft: 1 Knowledge: 2 Reasoning: 3 Willpower: 4
8 + ( 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 ) = 18
Deception: 1 Empathy: 2 Persuasion: 2 Resources: 1
18 + ( 1 + 2 + 2 + 1 ) = 24
Manipulation: 0 Metabolic: 3 Sensitive: 0
24 + ( 0 + 3 + 0 ) = 27
Exceptional Skill: Will from beyond the grave (Will)
Exceptional Skill: Made to be sexy (Persuasion)
Gear: Everything you Need for your New Robotic Body™ (Resources)
Foe: Madame's Tech Incorporated (Persuasion)
Inferior Skill: "...Uh. ...Sorry. ...I didn't mean to break that door..." (Strength)
Expert Advantages:
Precise Memory - +2 to Reasoning to remember events that have happened
Spatial Memory - +2 to Reasoning to remembering areas investigated
Undying Will - New Expert Advantage -- may replace Will for Endurance for any roll for going on in the face of fatigue
Hero Advantages
Heculean Might -- Gain a +2 on all strength for all rolls on manipulated objects and grappling opponents. Gain a +2 to the WP when using Strength to attack with a melee weapon or thrown weapon.
Genius at Work (Reason) -- Once per scene, may use a FP to replace Reason for any other stat for any single roll.
Power Advantages:
Anti-Vehicular
-Base cost: 2
-Total cost: 1
--Strenuous (-1)
--Limited Attacks {Usable only with Power Attack} (-1)
--W/Emotional Link (+1)
---Emotional Extreme (+0)
---Emotional Limits (-1)
---Auto-Trigger (-1)
---Limited Attacks {Usable only with Power Attack} (+1 out of 3)
---Equal Standing (+1 out of 3)
---Destructive (+1 out of 3)
Requires a Metabolic role of 4 to activate, 6 if using with Power Attack
Armor
-Base cost: 1
-Total cost: 2
--Emotional Link (+1)
---Emotional Extreme (+0)
---Emotional Limits (-1)
---Auto-Trigger (-1)
---Ablative (+1 out of 3)
---Improved * 2 (+2 out of 3)
Power Attack, Melee
-Base Cost: 2
-Total Cost: 1
--Limit: Cannot Use on Living Things ( -1 )
Requires a Metabolic role of 4 to activate, 6 if using with Anti-Vehicular
Weakness: Must Recharge every day or lose powers
-Base Cost: -1
Weakness: Computer weaknesses -- Exposure to EMP's or powerful magnets results in a Mental attack with a +2 WP and is resisted by Willpower. In addition, generic computer viruses act like biological viruses on her.
-Base Cost: -1
( AP -- 6, +2 from Weaknesses = 8 )
( 8 - Anti-Vehicular, 1 = 7 )
( 7 - Armor, 2 = 5 )
( 5 - Melee Power Attack, 1 = 4 )
( 4 - Two Heroic Advantages, 4 = 0 )
Physical Stress: OOOO
Mental Stress: OOOOOOO
Social Stress: OOO
Chi Stress: OOOOO
Refresh: 5
Gear:
Facility: Heavily Defended Recharging Station (Difficulty to invade rating 3)
Everything You Need for Your New Robotic Body™ : Portable plug
Madame’s Company: Every Possible Magazine Prescription that has Info on Madame’s Company. No, really. She’s not kidding. Business, law, tech...
Will do Anything to Remain as Human as Possible: Psychology Primers
Made to be Sexy: Some Embarrassing Clothing
"...Uh. ...Sorry. ...I didn't mean to break that door...": A whole lot of duck tape and super glue
Believe it or not, Mara Free wasn't always Mara Free. ...She also wasn't always female. ...Or a robot.
As knowledge of the supernatural started to spread across the world, so did certain desires, plots, and plans... not all of which are technically considered 'moral'. ...or even 'legal'. One example of such a person was Madame Mara, CEO and founder of Madame's Tech Incorporated. She was growing old, and she... well. She didn't like it. She wanted to be young again, to live forever -- and she wanted a sure-fire way to do so. The normal thought, a Dryad Fruit, was forgotten given her desire to live. ...So, she opted to work on something else. A robot body. And, using magic, finding a way to implant her very soul into said body.
The transfer was actually surprisingly easy... it took a bit of work, sure, but with enough money to bribe the researchers, she managed to come up with a way to force a 'soul' from a dead body into something else, as a form of possession. The robot body, however, was... significantly harder. The first countless attempts failed. Sometimes the body didn't work. Sometimes the code wasn't conductive to holding a true free will. Sometimes, the code wasn't strict enough to hold the soul in the first place, and it would escape in a few moments.
Countless dollars, and far too many lives later, came the robot with the serial code 'N3 -- UU -- L1', with the model number 'F3'. This one, worked. And the poor sap that was killed as a proof a concept? A young man called Mark. He was kidnapped off the street, placed into the circle... and killed. After a moment of shock, surprise, no little amount of pain, and a desperate desire to SURVIVE, he found himself in a body designed after Madame Mara in her younger days.
What nobody could know was that a key portion that allowed it to work this time... was Mark's desire to live. Not that it mattered to Madame Mara, who was instantly out to reboot Mark, erasing his 'soul', so they could do the ritual again... this time, for herself. Shame that the police had been noticing the rash of missing people that Mara had been kidnapping and killed, and busted in at that EXACT moment, saving Mark from an untimely demise.
Mark can push past her body's programming with a certain amount of willpower... the more tired she gets, the more robotic she behaves. Further, there are some things that she has a VERY hard time pushing back. Her body's name in her code is 'Mara F3' -- named after her creator and her model number. And that's what she had to use to refer to herself, both when speaking... and when thinking. She could adjust it a certain extent, to 'Mara Free', but no further. There is more 'legacy code' in her 'brain' that alters her behavior somewhat, but for the most part she manages to keep it under wraps. ...Especially since Madame's Tech Incorporated still stands by the 'fact' that she is 'their property'. The lawsuits following that, and the needs of her new body, made her almost broke...
Ex-male human robot girl
Aspects:
Defining: Ex-male human robot girl
Ambition: Will do Anything to Remain as Human as Possible
Disadvantage: Made from Prototype Technology
Runs off of willpower
Programable Brain
Agility: 2 Endurance: 2 Perception: 2 Strength: 2
0 + ( 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 ) = 8
Craft: 1 Knowledge: 2 Reasoning: 3 Willpower: 4
8 + ( 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 ) = 18
Deception: 1 Empathy: 2 Persuasion: 2 Resources: 1
18 + ( 1 + 2 + 2 + 1 ) = 24
Manipulation: 0 Metabolic: 3 Sensitive: 0
24 + ( 0 + 3 + 0 ) = 27
Exceptional Skill: Will from beyond the grave (Will)
Exceptional Skill: Made to be sexy (Persuasion)
Gear: Everything you Need for your New Robotic Body™ (Resources)
Foe: Madame's Tech Incorporated (Persuasion)
Inferior Skill: "...Uh. ...Sorry. ...I didn't mean to break that door..." (Strength)
Expert Advantages:
Precise Memory - +2 to Reasoning to remember events that have happened
Spatial Memory - +2 to Reasoning to remembering areas investigated
Undying Will - New Expert Advantage -- may replace Will for Endurance for any roll for going on in the face of fatigue
Hero Advantages
Heculean Might -- Gain a +2 on all strength for all rolls on manipulated objects and grappling opponents. Gain a +2 to the WP when using Strength to attack with a melee weapon or thrown weapon.
Genius at Work (Reason) -- Once per scene, may use a FP to replace Reason for any other stat for any single roll.
Power Advantages:
Anti-Vehicular
-Base cost: 2
-Total cost: 1
--Strenuous (-1)
--Limited Attacks {Usable only with Power Attack} (-1)
--W/Emotional Link (+1)
---Emotional Extreme (+0)
---Emotional Limits (-1)
---Auto-Trigger (-1)
---Limited Attacks {Usable only with Power Attack} (+1 out of 3)
---Equal Standing (+1 out of 3)
---Destructive (+1 out of 3)
Requires a Metabolic role of 4 to activate, 6 if using with Power Attack
Armor
-Base cost: 1
-Total cost: 2
--Emotional Link (+1)
---Emotional Extreme (+0)
---Emotional Limits (-1)
---Auto-Trigger (-1)
---Ablative (+1 out of 3)
---Improved * 2 (+2 out of 3)
Power Attack, Melee
-Base Cost: 2
-Total Cost: 1
--Limit: Cannot Use on Living Things ( -1 )
Requires a Metabolic role of 4 to activate, 6 if using with Anti-Vehicular
Weakness: Must Recharge every day or lose powers
-Base Cost: -1
Weakness: Computer weaknesses -- Exposure to EMP's or powerful magnets results in a Mental attack with a +2 WP and is resisted by Willpower. In addition, generic computer viruses act like biological viruses on her.
-Base Cost: -1
( AP -- 6, +2 from Weaknesses = 8 )
( 8 - Anti-Vehicular, 1 = 7 )
( 7 - Armor, 2 = 5 )
( 5 - Melee Power Attack, 1 = 4 )
( 4 - Two Heroic Advantages, 4 = 0 )
Physical Stress: OOOO
Mental Stress: OOOOOOO
Social Stress: OOO
Chi Stress: OOOOO
Refresh: 5
Gear:
Facility: Heavily Defended Recharging Station (Difficulty to invade rating 3)
Everything You Need for Your New Robotic Body™ : Portable plug
Madame’s Company: Every Possible Magazine Prescription that has Info on Madame’s Company. No, really. She’s not kidding. Business, law, tech...
Will do Anything to Remain as Human as Possible: Psychology Primers
Made to be Sexy: Some Embarrassing Clothing
"...Uh. ...Sorry. ...I didn't mean to break that door...": A whole lot of duck tape and super glue
Believe it or not, Mara Free wasn't always Mara Free. ...She also wasn't always female. ...Or a robot.
As knowledge of the supernatural started to spread across the world, so did certain desires, plots, and plans... not all of which are technically considered 'moral'. ...or even 'legal'. One example of such a person was Madame Mara, CEO and founder of Madame's Tech Incorporated. She was growing old, and she... well. She didn't like it. She wanted to be young again, to live forever -- and she wanted a sure-fire way to do so. The normal thought, a Dryad Fruit, was forgotten given her desire to live. ...So, she opted to work on something else. A robot body. And, using magic, finding a way to implant her very soul into said body.
The transfer was actually surprisingly easy... it took a bit of work, sure, but with enough money to bribe the researchers, she managed to come up with a way to force a 'soul' from a dead body into something else, as a form of possession. The robot body, however, was... significantly harder. The first countless attempts failed. Sometimes the body didn't work. Sometimes the code wasn't conductive to holding a true free will. Sometimes, the code wasn't strict enough to hold the soul in the first place, and it would escape in a few moments.
Countless dollars, and far too many lives later, came the robot with the serial code 'N3 -- UU -- L1', with the model number 'F3'. This one, worked. And the poor sap that was killed as a proof a concept? A young man called Mark. He was kidnapped off the street, placed into the circle... and killed. After a moment of shock, surprise, no little amount of pain, and a desperate desire to SURVIVE, he found himself in a body designed after Madame Mara in her younger days.
What nobody could know was that a key portion that allowed it to work this time... was Mark's desire to live. Not that it mattered to Madame Mara, who was instantly out to reboot Mark, erasing his 'soul', so they could do the ritual again... this time, for herself. Shame that the police had been noticing the rash of missing people that Mara had been kidnapping and killed, and busted in at that EXACT moment, saving Mark from an untimely demise.
Mark can push past her body's programming with a certain amount of willpower... the more tired she gets, the more robotic she behaves. Further, there are some things that she has a VERY hard time pushing back. Her body's name in her code is 'Mara F3' -- named after her creator and her model number. And that's what she had to use to refer to herself, both when speaking... and when thinking. She could adjust it a certain extent, to 'Mara Free', but no further. There is more 'legacy code' in her 'brain' that alters her behavior somewhat, but for the most part she manages to keep it under wraps. ...Especially since Madame's Tech Incorporated still stands by the 'fact' that she is 'their property'. The lawsuits following that, and the needs of her new body, made her almost broke...
I now have a character!