I wish to thank you all for your continued patience.  I want to try and test it as little as possible.<br/><br/>Having read your feedback, I have reached the following conclusions:<br/><br/>Whatever else will happen with my character ideas, the character will have the skills the party currently lacks, namely Xeno-Contact, X-Risk, Civ Rep, and Credit skills.<br/><br/>Having seen Jun Lai's incredible write-up, I don't think I could come up with a better little Lost girl (or boy) so I will try a different character.  I, for one, would like to see this 're-purposed' corporate asset make her unforgettable appearance.<br/><br/>Here's my now amended thoughts:<br/>1.  The character should be skilled in X-risks and Xeno-Contact, possibly also Civ Rep and Credit as well.<br/>2.  As this is a smut game, the character should be in a biomorph, as a synth generally is not erotic in nature or aspect.<br/>3.  If being in a sexy body is amazing, imagine how much more it would mean if you were unfamiliar with bodies in general.<br/>4.  The character might have become async, now forcing them to remain in a biomorph.<br/>5.  If unnaturally compelling (due to async powers), the character may stay in sexy morphs (perhaps reluctantly).<br/><br/>So, how about this for an amended character concept:<br/><br/>1. Morgan is a Promethean Agent or Fork.  They were derived from MORRIGAN, a threat predicting AI developed around the time of the Fall.  Its specialty was X-risks, especially from projected inhuman sources.<br/>Options: There could be different mythological names for such a predictive AI; Cassandra, Proteus, Sybil, Tiresias.<br/>Either MORRIGAN could be considered a failure for not stopping the Fall or a success for making sure that Transhumanity at least survived it.<br/><br/>2. After the Fall, Promtheans were distrusted but it was sometimes necessary for them to have at least some kind of presence in troubled areas.  So agents or forks were developed to go, complete a mission, and either be re-merged (or deleted for safety after debriefing) from time to time.<br/><br/>3. One agent or fork, Morgan, was infected by Watts-McLeod while then sleeved in a biomorph.  Morgan was able to complete their mission, report to Firewall for debriefing and expected deletion.  But they had developed some rare sleights, such as Xeno-Empathy, which made them too useful to delete.  So forks of Morgan were kept in storage, to be sleeved when needed for a mission.  Morgan may even be standard-issue equipment for any server.<br/><br/>4. Morgan, now async, can never again fully merge with MORRIGAN, and is suffering terrible psychic strain from being merely 'mortal.'  Often, a particular fork of Morgan slowly goes insane, is terminated, and then a 'fresh' copy is re-instated and the mission goes on.<br/>Option:  It may be that Morgan is doomed to change, slowly but surely, into a exsurgent.  This course is predictable by Firewall, who simply wait until Morgan is more dangerous then useful. Then reformat, reboot and re-sleeve.  Morgan may not know that this is their eventual fate.<br/><br/>5.  Stuck as living, Morgan has developed the psi-sleight of Charisma, essentially their Xeno-Empathy tuned to more familiar folk.  Over time, this has enabled Morgan to develop some social connections.  It is difficult to explain Morgan's charisma given their utter lack of social skills except as a forbidden async sleight.  To counter this, Morgan is often sleeved into an alluring morph, such as sylph or pleasure pod, where their unnatural charisma can be explained as merely physical attraction.  This makes the formerly agendered promethean very awkward and uncomfortable.  Their first sleeving into a synthetic brain after becoming async was into a pleasure pod and Morgan has adopted some of those subroutines out of sheer nostalgia for their formerly synthetic divinity, the closest they will ever come to such perfection again.<br/><br/>Notes:<br/>I doubt a true Promethean Fork or Agent can be made as a starting character.  So, using only a starting character's resources, it can be assumed that Morgan is a particularly compromised fragment of something greater, only kept around for their temporarily useful sleights.<br/><br/>I am aware that another async is stealing some of Antimony's spotlight.  But Morgan's Xeno-Empathy would be very useful for Xeno-contact and would be different from Antimony enough to be distinctive.  Also, Morgan's Charisma would be so compromised by their lack of social graces that it only serves the purposes of; explaining why a former AI might become somewhat of a social butterfly (Civ Rep and Credit), why Firewall might grudgingly shell out rep for a sylph or pleasure pod, and why the very conflicted Morgan might have to contend with a very desirable (and itself desirous) morph.<br/><br/>Let me know what y'all think.  I welcome your feedback and suggestions.  If you like this character, I will fully develop it.  If not, I can come up with something else.  :D<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>