Name: Longshot

Val	Char	Cost
15 	STR	 5 
29 	DEX 	57 
18 	CON 	16 
11 	BODY	 2 
13 	INT	 3 
14 	EGO	 8 
20 	PRE 	10 
20 	COM	 5 
10 	PD	 7 
10 	ED	 6 
 6 	SPD 	21 
10 	REC	 6 
40 	END	 2 
35 	STUN	 8 

Characteristic Rolls: STR: 12-, DEX: 15-, CON: 13-, INT: 12-, EGO: 12-, PER: 12-
Run: 6", Swim: 2", Jump: 3", Lift: 200kg

Cost	Powers	END/Roll 
 45 	Object Reading: Clairsentience, Normal Sight, Normal Hearing, 
	Retrogression, 0 End (+1/2), Must touch object (-1/2), observes past 
	events as experienced by the object (0) 
  
 26 	Multipower, 30 point reserve, [32] recoverable (+3/4), OAF throwing 
	blades (-1) 
 3-u 	1/2d6 RKA, Penetrating (+1/2), Autofire-5 (+1/2), +2 Stun mult. (+1) 
 3-u 	2d6, DEF 2 Entangle, Autofire-5 (+1/2) 
  
Cost	Skills, Talents, Perks	Roll
 32 	+4 defensive CV (DCV, ECV) 
 60 	12d6 Luck 
120 	+12 Overall Levels 

  3 	Acrobatics 15-
  3	Breakfall 15-
  3	Combat Piloting (Jet Pack) 15-
  3	Climbing 15-
  3	Stealth 15- 
  3 	Oratory, 13- 
  3 	PS: Actor, 12- 
 12 	+4 OCV with throwing blades 
  2 	Weapon Familiarity: knives, unarmed combat 
  1 	Vehicle Familiarity: jet packs 

100+	Disadvantages
 20 	Hunted: Mojo (MP, NCI, 8-) 
 20 	Code vs Killing 
  5 	Dist. Features: only has three fingers + thumb 

OCV: 10; DCV: 10; ECV: 5; Mental Def.: 0; Phases: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12
PD/rPD: 10/0; ED/rED: 10/0

Costs:	Char.:	  156	Disad.:	   45
	Powers:	+ 325  	Base:	+ 100
			Exp.:	+ 
	Total:	= 481	Total:	= 145

Background:  Longshot is a genetic construct from an alternate dimension. He 
was created to serve the mad ruler/movie-maker Mojo, but instead he lead a 
band of freedom fighters. Each of his hands has only three fingers, and a 
thumb. He is incredibly lucky, and almost child-like in his innocence. 

The skill levels are intended to represent how he can use his luck to his 
advantage. Being lucky is an important part of this character's concept, and 
the player and GM should both keep this in mind. 

He carries a bandolier of small throwing knives. Individually, they don't do 
much damage, but they always seem to catch in a foes clothing, or slip into a 
weak link in body armor, or something... 

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