Hope this is the sort of thing you we’re looking for<br/><br/><div class="floatright">(https://cdn.counter-currents.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/WilliamJoyce.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Name:</strong>Wallace Aiden Burthold-Campbell<br/><strong>Nationality:</strong>British Citizen<br/><strong>Background:</strong>Technical Analyst, MI10 (Scientific/Technical Intelligence). Has a commission in the Army as a Major in Intelligence.<br/>Wallace was born to a pair of teachers in Edinburgh, his father a specialist in engineering who taught civil engineer course at the University of Edinburgh while his mother taught linguists and foreign language at the University. His father’s family had ties with the diplomatic and intelligence service going back quite a ways and his grandfather coaxed him into the area of ‘field research’ after he earned his degree.<br/>During the war, he was part of a team that recovered a X-tech device that they tested on a tidal island called St Micheal’s Mount. During an initial power test the device ‘fluctuated’ and for a period of 48 hours vanished. When it reappeared after those two days Wallace was the only survivor, though to him it had only been a period of twenty minutes according to all the time keeping devices that had been with the team. Wallace had acquired a massive scar on the side of his face and several ‘issues’ appeared to have come up in his examination. Scars he was known to have were no longer then.<br/>The device’s ‘misfire’ had overlaid the THIS version of St Micheal’s mount over another one and the other members of the team had been further away from the device and as a result their ‘merge’ with their alternate versions had not gone as well as Wallace’s. They had merged partially with their counter parts to varying degrees or with landscape features in ways that killed them all. The lucky ones had died nearly instantly.<br/>The Defense Ministry explained that the island was ‘contaminated’ with a bioweapon that would be decades in resolving safely, much like Gruinard Island was labeled after the testing of an anthrax bio-weapon. After extensive examination Wallace was cleared for duty and typically was the ‘man in the field’ to examine potential X-tech items and effects. The device was unrecovered as it was in the middle of a ‘warping field’ that no one else could penetrate. He was dispatched to Berlin to assist in the recovery of X-tech, as well as notes on it as well as any researchers still alive.<br/>Wallace has ‘flashbacks’ from time to time from the alternate version of him that he’d merged with, as well as the occasional flash of memory. He has not told anyone of this issue, though his flashbacks have been labeled as ‘battle stress’ when he can confidently hide the physical symptoms. He suspects that the device that was lost isn’t the only one in existence and he tries to focus his free time on a specific project of the German’s called ‘Project Strum.’<br/>His skill in language and brilliance in the sciences, make him a good person in the field to work with researcher who need coaxing out and understanding anything that other’s might find.<br/><br/><strong>Stats</strong>:<br/>Physical: 2 Mental: 4 Social: 2<br/><br/><strong>Tags:</strong><em>Lucky Shot</em>,<em>Brilliant Scientist</em>,<em>Speaks Several Languages.</em><br/><strong>Flaws:</strong><em>Flashbacks/Nightmares (of his Alternate’s life)</em>,<br/><strong>Quirks:</strong><em>Distracted by X-tech</em>,<em>Chain smoker</em><br/><br/><strong>Agendas:</strong><br/>-<strong>National: </strong>Ensure British superiority in X-tech science<br/>-<strong>Personal:</strong>Cure himself of his ‘Alternate’s’ influence.<br/><br/><strong>Trust:</strong><br/><br/><strong>Equipment:</strong>Webley heavy revolver (+2d6)<br/>Calipers and measuring tape<br/>Small moleskin journal with pencil and multicolored pencil box.