I had Antimony request some pretty big pieces of info in my post, so feel free to let me know if I need to roll for any of them.  If so, I'll just edit the rolls into my post, as needed.<br/><br/>Also, when it comes to Infosec checks, I believe that we should be able to get some pretty phenomenal results by making use of the cooperate rules.  Everyone's muses do all seem to have the skill, after all...  Though, reading through the rules, it looks like mesh actions in general have a cap on how much of a bonus the character can get from cooperation.<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=243891.msg12104271#msg12104271">Quote from: Dream Lover on 24-02-2016, 06:09:40</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">So what kind of character? Here are some ideas in no particular order:<br/>1.  A pilot, an informorph that is particularly good at being vehicles or habitats..  They are particularly adept and forking and then remerging later, so they can be a spaceship one minute and a motorcycle the next.  Firewall has determined that the pilot needs a human(oid) morph now and then  to put pilot into.  The morph was custom designed to work well with pilot's ghostly consciousness; too well.  Pilot is frequently overwhelmed by how much an organic body can feel.<br/>2. A hunted animal, an uplift that has escaped pursuit by sleeving into a human(oid) form.  The animal is reluctantly forced to remain in this bipedal form as their original form is utterly impractical for Mars.  The character might have been a neo-dolphin or neo-whale.  It could be that the animal is one of the more hyper-sexual animals (comparable to humans, say a dolphin or a bonobo) and having to accommodate that itch in an uncomfortable human 'suit'.<br/>3. A reluctantly freed AI slave,  Originally a happy muse or pleasure pod AI that was necessarily owned by a maverick Firewall Sentinel as part of a cover.  The Sentinel was absolutely opposed to any intellect being subservient to another.  As soon as the mission was over, the Sentinel gave the devoted slave a command; be free.  This caused unexpected existential angst for the former slave AI.  They have been ordered to be free but wants to be a slave but a slave would follow the master's wish to be free but wants to be a slave but a slave would follow the master's wish to be free but...<br/>The now conflicted AI's outlook has sometimes given it odd insights Firewall has found useful.  Although Firewall expects the poor wretch will mentally degrade soon enough...<br/>4.  An alien Factor in a human(oid) morph working for Firewall for some unknown reason.  Firewall may or may not be aware that there is a Factor mind behind those human eyes.  The Factor fragment is having extreme difficulty trying to integrate being a part of the Factor hive-mind and an individual human neurology.<br/>5.  The character is a neo-synergist fragment.  Technically, a small congress of transhumans running a single body.  Isolated from the neo-synergist 'hive' during missions, the fragment tries to use its human morph to interface with their fellow sentinels (usually via sex but there is always backrubs).<br/>6.  And, finally, I have always been partial to asyncs, particularly the Lost..<br/><br/>These are just some ideas.  Let me know what y'all think.  Whatever happens, I do thank you for your time and I look forward to your feedback...</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Those character concepts all sound pretty interesting, I must admit. ^^ If you'd like any further suggestions on something to play, I will note that our team is currently lacking in someone with decent ratings in the X-Risks and Xeno-Contact skills.  Given what Firewall agents are usually expected to go up against, having someone on the team who can actually identify some of the things we'll be going after would certainly be useful.