Dresden Files--New Orleans Cast Thread
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				Title: <strong>Dresden Files--New Orleans Cast Thread</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>MadPanda</strong> on <strong>10-06-2010, 22:49:04</strong>
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				Somewhere to put all the completed character sheets, instead of trying to sort through fifteen pages of character generation discussion!&nbsp; Please post yours here!
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				Title: <strong>Re: Dresden Files--New Orleans Cast Thread</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>MadPanda</strong> on <strong>10-06-2010, 22:49:13</strong>
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				<strong>"Junior" (Seth al-Kahir Andallus)<br><br>Template: Emissary of Power<br>High Concept: Right Hand of Set<br>Problem: Dad's Rep Gets In The Way</strong><br><br>Background<br>Junior's father, according to his mother, was a US Marine during the brief American presence in Lebanon, which is where they had a brief whirlwind romance before he was killed in a training accident.&nbsp; This, he does not believe: the numbers don't add up, and his mother isn't Lebanese.&nbsp; She is, however, flighty and flaky, and in spite of her young ambitions of being a movie star or a famous Egyptologist, works as a waitress at the same neighborhood greasy spoon in his hometown.&nbsp; Having to work extra hours to make ends meet, she left his upbringing in the hands of her stern and disapproving parents, who took a certain delight in expressing their displeasure at his very existence to the boy.&nbsp; This probably contributed to his clear and present delinquency all the way through junior high and high school!&nbsp; In spite of his bad conduct and worse attitude, he was never finally suspended or expelled, nor did he drop out (to the openly expressed surprise of a guidance counselor, both grandparents, and most folks who knew him).&nbsp; On graduation night, he packed up his things and hit the road.&nbsp; He hasn't been back since, but calls his mother to let her know he's all right and to catch up.&nbsp; His grandparents passed away a few years ago.&nbsp; He has no other family.&nbsp; <br><br><strong>Aspect: Rebel Without A Pause</strong><br><br>Rising Conflict<br>Junior remembers the night he got recruited by the Old Man very well: down to his last thirty bucks, he'd stopped at a Denny's to get a bite to eat and plan his next move (and hide from the heavy rain pouring down outside).&nbsp; Ignoring the tableful of loudmouthed rednecks at the other table and their clear attempts to goad him into responding, he stretched out his meal as long as he could...until one more crack about 'camel jockeys' would be all it took to earn him a stay in jail for assault and battery.&nbsp; Then, in the space of thirty seconds, he witnessed the poster children for obnoxious customers leaving a religious tract in lieu of a tip.&nbsp; And saw the smug look on the assistant manager's face as the man approached his table with an invitation to leave coming out of his mouth.&nbsp; And all of a sudden, a little stay in jail seemed like it would be worth the trouble.&nbsp; He took the bill from the snooty AM, stuck it under his plate with his last twenty for the poor overworked waitress, stood slowly, and decked the man hard enough to drop him.&nbsp; Stepping over the shrieking broken-nosed heap of manager, he flipped off the self-righteous cheapskates and wordlessly headed out into the night rain.&nbsp; They caught up with him almost right out the door: they ended up in the ER with some serious injuries, and Junior avoided a stay in jail only by the sudden and timely assistance of a tall, dark, bald black man in a long coat.&nbsp; The man pointed a gun at him, told him to get in the car, and then gave him a sales pitch as they drove off into the night just ahead of the local cops.&nbsp; Having no better options at that point, Junior accepted the role of go-fer and knight errant in exchange for a steady income, legal protection, and a really cool Egyptian dagger.&nbsp; He gave the Old Man an oath of fealty that very night.&nbsp; Since then, he's gotten his hands dirty on the Old Man's behalf, but never against innocents (which would confuse him if he ever thought about it, because the Old Man seems to be some sort of criminal mastermind...).<br><br><strong>Aspect: Reservoir Salawa </strong>&nbsp; &nbsp;(with apologies to Mr. Tarantino!&nbsp; 'Hoodlum with a Heart' just didn't seem to fit, and then I remembered that scene in Reservoir Dogs about tipping the waitress)<br><br>First Story:<br><br><strong>HIGH AND DRY</strong><br><br>When the Old Man sends Junior to New Orleans to honor an old debt, he triggers a wild falcon chase between vampires, angry cultists, and his 'dear Uncle Horace' when the recipient turns up quite dead!&nbsp; Framed for a murder he didn't commit, can he stay ahead of the hunters and clear his name in time to escape summary execution?<br><br>Guest Stars: Allen Sinclair, Taylor Manning<br><br><strong>Aspect: Kismet's Heavy Hand</strong>&nbsp; (like Strange Luck, only less fun)<br><br><br>Guest-starred in:<br><br>EYE FOR AN EYE<br><br>"Even a simple escape goes wrong, for the Sceptre turns up in the hands of a Priest of Set.&nbsp; And after kidnapping him to revenge herselves on her foes, Iris learns almost too late that her troubles are only beginning...for he is not what he seems, and neither is her enemy!"<br><br><strong>Aspect: "That's cool.&nbsp; Nobody's ever happy to see me, either."</strong><br><br>and<br><br>(TBD)<br>Aspect:<br><br><br>Powers<br>Marked by Power -1 (Must)<br>Wizard's Constitution -0<br>Item of Power -2 Ornate Egyptian Dagger<br>•Item Discount +2<br>•Cloak of Shadows -1<br>•The Sight -1<br>•Channeling -2 Air magic (Focus Items: Ring +1 Offensive Discipline, Ankh pendant +1 Offensive Conviction)<br><br>Total Cost -3<br><br>Skills<br>Great: Intimidation, Investigation<br>Good: Conviction, Discipline, Fists<br>Fair: Alertness, Deceit, Endurance, Resources<br>Average: Athletics, Lore, Presence, Stealth, Weapons<br><br>Stunts<br>Subtle Menace<br>You Don't Want Any Of This<br>Pin The Tail<br><br>Total Cost: -3<br><br>Refresh: 2<br>Current FATE Points: 3<br><br>Physical OOO<br>Social OOO<br>Mental OOOO
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				Title: <strong>Re: Dresden Files--New Orleans Cast Thread</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Lanzlo</strong> on <strong>14-06-2010, 23:05:56</strong>
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				<strong>Antonio Moroni<br><br>Template: Wizard<br>high Concept: War Wizard<br>Problem: Walking Anachronism</strong><br><br>Background<br>Antonio was born to noble Italian wizard parents during the late 16th Century. When he came of age, he showed a talent for precision and control, and eagerly took to the wizard's training. Thus, he was grounded with a firm grasp of the Laws of Magic, as well as keeping his affinity for precise application of force, be it magical or mundane.<br><br><strong>Aspect: Meticulous Detail</strong><br><br>Rising Conflict<br>During a party for his little sister's marriage, a number of Black Court vampires assaulted the gathering and fled. In the resulting counter attack, his father was killed. When Antonio returned home, he discovered the attack was a diversion, intended to lure them away. He returned to a house full of his slaughtered family.<br><br><strong>Aspect: Father's Silver Rapier</strong><br><br>First Story:<br><br><strong>A Stitch in Time</strong><br><br><br>When Antonio tracks down the Black Court vampire that killed his family, he gets more than he bargained for when he's thrown 450 years into the future. Now he has to deal with a brewing war, as well as the original vampire he was after - all while trying to adjust to the 21st Century. However, he has help from some unexpected places: the Warden assigned to watch him, as well as a Knight Templar.<br><br><br>Guest Star: Allen Sinclair, Vasily Andrevovitch<br><br><strong>Aspect: Doom of Damoclese</strong><br><br>Guest-Starred in:<br><br>[Mica's story... I don't know the name...]<br><br>Following his own lead, Antonio encounters a thief in trouble. Seeing as how she's up against a Red Court vampire, how could our Italian Noble refuse to assist a damsel in distress?<br><br><strong>Aspect: Always a Gentleman</strong><br><br>And...<br><br>(TBD)<br><br><strong>Aspect:</strong><br><br><br>Powers:<br>Evocation (-3) [Fire, Air, Spirit]<br>Thaumaturgy (-3)<br>The Sight (-1)<br>Soulgaze (0)<br>Wizard's Constitution (0)<br>&nbsp;Focus Items:<ul class="bbc_list"><li>Main Gauche (+1 Offense Conviction, Air)</li><li>Signet Ring (+1 Defense Conviction, Air)</li><li>Walking Stick (+1 Offense Conviction, Fire)</li><li>Enchanted Item: Silver Warden Sword (2 slots)</li></ul><br>Total Cost: -7<br><br>Skills:<br>Great: Discipline, Weapons<br>Good: Lore, Endurance, Conviction<br>Fair: Athletics, Survival, Resources, Scholarship<br>Average: Presence, Performance (violin), Craftmanship (cooking), Fists, Alertness<br><br>Refresh: 1<br><br>Physical: OOOO<br>Mental: OOOO<br>Social: OOO<br><br>Rotes:<br><strong>Parry (Hepeyodhe)</strong><br>Type: Air evocation, defensive block<br>Power: 4 (1 stress)-Focus (Signet Ring)<br>Effect: 4 shift block<br><br><strong>Fire Lance (Shinalef)</strong><br>Type: Fire evocation, offensive attack<br>Power: 4 (1 stress)-Focus (Walking Stick)<br>Effect: Weapon:4 Fire attack<br><br><strong>Flaming Stick (Bethet)</strong><br>Type: Fire Evocation, offensive attack<br>Power: 5 (2 stress)-Focus (Walking Stick)<br>Effect: Weapon:3 Fire effect-walking stick bursts into flame, persistent for two exchanges. Using Weapons skill to attack. FLAMING keyword.
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				Title: <strong>Re: Dresden Files--New Orleans Cast Thread</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Wheresmycow</strong> on <strong>18-06-2010, 07:48:22</strong>
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				<strong>Name: Taylor Mannings</strong><br><br><strong>High Concept: Half-Dragon Busker</strong><br><strong>Trouble: I'm in Love with a Monster Hunter (this is in reference to Dizzied's character.)</strong><br><br>Background: Ever since Taylor could remember, he has always been a street rat.&nbsp; Having no knowledge of his parents, the only memories of family he has are hazy recollections of being passed around from foster family to foster family in Los Angeles.&nbsp; Taylor spent most of his waking moments roaming the streets of LA, skipping classes to watch the various street performers.&nbsp; To him, music was something much more fascinating and useful than any amount of algebra and world history.&nbsp; The state educational system disagreed however, and there were lots of conflicts over his truancy.<br><strong>Aspect: I Belong on the Streets</strong><br><br>Rising Conflict: Things took a turn when he was 16.&nbsp; Having been placed in another foster home, the couple that took him in seemed particularly invested in him.&nbsp; Unused to the sudden interest, Taylor's normally guarded personality was disrupted and he was kept off-balance by the couple.&nbsp; Which was unfortunate, since they were after his heart's blood.&nbsp; The couple was part of a cult known as the Amber Eye, worshipers of dragons.&nbsp; The cult was aware of Taylor's heritage and sought to use his blood in a ritual what would convey power to their draconic patron.&nbsp; Strapped onto an altar and about to be bled, Taylor managed to tap into his heritage and free himself, escaping from the cult while leaving a trail of bodies behind.<br><strong>Aspect: The Cult of the Amber Eye Wants to Drain my Blood</strong><br><br>The Story: When the Cult of the Amber Eye show up, Taylor flees to New Orleans in order to hide.&nbsp; Things take a turn for the worse when someone else moves in at the same time, people start being murdered, and Taylor is under suspicion.&nbsp; Will Taylor be able to avoid the cult's attention, while dodging the local police in an attempt to find the true killer?&nbsp; What happens when the killer isn't human?<br><strong>Aspect: World of Cardboard</strong><br>People who are guest-staring: Iris, TBD<br><br>Guest-stars in: High and Dry (MadPanda's character.)<br>Always wary for cultists, Taylor ambushes a group of them to get a little retribution in early, only to find out they were after someone else instead.<br><strong>Aspect: Up for the Challenge</strong><br><br>Guest-stars in: Blake's Story (HairyHeretic's character.&nbsp; Can't find the title.)<br>Against his Draconic instincts, Taylor leaps in to save a damsel in distress, only to find out he's a little over his head.&nbsp; Luckily for Blake, Taylor remembered the fight well enough to hand over a clue.<br><strong>Aspect: A Knight in Scale Armor</strong><br><br>Great: Athletics, Performance, Fists<br>Good: Conviction, Endurance, Rapport<br>Fair: Deceit, Empathy, Presence<br>Average: Discipline, Lore, Weapons<br><br>Powers:<br>Inhuman Speed [-2]<br>Inhuman Strength [-2]<br>Inhuman Recovery [-2]<br>Inhuman Toughness [-2]<br>Catch [+2]: Holy powers and faith<br><br>Resulting Refresh: 2
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				Title: <strong>Re: Dresden Files--New Orleans Cast Thread</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Dizzied</strong> on <strong>26-06-2010, 00:36:20</strong>
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				<strong>Name:&nbsp; Iris Hunter<br>Template:&nbsp; Pure Mortal<br>High Concept:&nbsp; Hunter From a Long Line of Hunters<br>Trouble:&nbsp; Who's the monster here?</strong><br><br>Background:&nbsp; Iris' family was a very wealthy line that came from British nobility.&nbsp; Borne in England, they moved to Australia when Iris was young, due to her father's love of big game hunting. Her mother died while she was young, and Iris was raised by her father, who viewed her generally as a nuisance to his lifestyle.&nbsp; &nbsp;That changed one day, though, when Iris earned his respect by killing a tiger late one night on a very lucky, private hunting trip of her own.&nbsp; After that, she and her father grew closer, hunting in the wild as a team.&nbsp; Mr. Hunter's passion eventually became an obsession, and in searching for bigger and nastier prey, he began venturing into the world of the supernatural, hunting ghouls, wild fey and other beasts with his daughter.<br><br><strong>Aspect:</strong> Violence gets the job done<br><br>Rising Conflict:&nbsp; Mr. Hunter was undone by the very things he'd trained himself to kill.&nbsp; When Iris was 16, her father was killed before her eyes by the 'company' he'd hired for the night.&nbsp; It was common for him to have ‘private nights’, but she'd been unaware that he was going to be with a woman that night, and stumbled into the room.&nbsp; The woman he'd been with was a white court vampire, who'd not been expecting company...she’d been in the middle of feeding, and the startled sounds of someone behind her frightened the vampire, causing her to quickly finish her meal, more deeply than she should have.&nbsp; Mr. Hunter died with a smile on his face.&nbsp; The terrified Iris was stunned, completely unable to accept what had happened, and her father's killer escaped while she stared at his corpse, numb all over.<br><br><br>&nbsp; &nbsp;Later, she cursed her own weakness, wondering why she didn’t do something to stop what she’d seen.&nbsp; She started to push herself to be more like the ideal hunter she had in mind.&nbsp; She began training herself viciously, attempting to master the art that her father seemed so obsessed with.&nbsp; She also tried tracking the WCV that killed her father several times, unsuccessfully.<br><br><strong>Aspect:</strong>&nbsp; I will be Cold.<br><br>First Story:&nbsp; An Eye for an Eye<br><br>&nbsp; When her father is mysteriously killed in the middle of the night by a deadly courtesan, Iris decides to stop at nothing until she gets revenge for the only family she ever had.&nbsp; But can she stay alive, let alone get revenge, when she’s up against the resources of an age-old bloodline of psychic vampires?<br><br>Guest starring:&nbsp; Mica and Junior<br><br><strong>Aspect:</strong>&nbsp; "I Hate it when I need help..."<br><br>Guest starring in:&nbsp; World of Cardboard (Taylor)<br><br>On the hunt for a deadly killer, Iris sets a trap, and captures her target!&nbsp; To find out his motives and origins, she initiates a brutal interrogation, which ends in a revelation.&nbsp; She's got the wrong man...and he's got the wrong idea about her.<br><br><strong>Aspect</strong>:&nbsp; I'm not sorry.&nbsp; Ever.<br>(Cow- let me know if this works for you.)<br><br>Also guest starring in:&nbsp; TBD<br><br><strong>Skills</strong>- 30 points<br>Great (+4):&nbsp; Guns, Athletics<br>Good (+3):&nbsp; Endurance, Stealth, Survival<br>Fair (+2):&nbsp; Alertness, contacts, weapons, Lore<br>Average (+1):&nbsp; Fists, Conviction, Burglary, Deceit, Resources<br><br><strong>Stunts: </strong>10 Refresh (+2 for pure mortal)<br>-1 Mighty leap (-2 to jump difficulties)<br>-1 Get back (+2 to weapon attacks when in close combat/wrestling?&nbsp; Let me know if that works for you.)<br>-1 Resilient self image (+2 mild mental consequences)<br>-1 Do you feel lucky?&nbsp; (1 fate point, +3 damage on a firearms attack, once per scene)<br>-1 Hunter (+2 to efforts to track outdoors.)<br>-1 No Pain, No Gain (+2 mild phys consequences)<br><br>Total Cost: -6<br><br>Refresh: 4<br>Current FATE Points: 4<br><br>Physical OOOO (+2 mild consequences)<br>Social OO<br>Mental OOO (+2 mild consequences)
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				Title: <strong>Re: Dresden Files--New Orleans Cast Thread</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>ReijiTabibito</strong> on <strong>28-06-2010, 00:23:32</strong>
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				<strong>Name: Allen Sinclair<br>Template: Champion of God<br>High Concept: FIRST OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR<br>Trouble: Has a Mission, Not a Life</strong><br><br>Background:&nbsp; Allen grew up as the kid of middle-class, multi-generational Americans, who had been living in the US since the mid-19th century (historical records show the first notable Sinclair in Allen’s family line to have served on the side of the Union in the Civil War, so it is assumed his family came to the US around this time).&nbsp; Like all of the Sinclair men before him, Allen was raised Catholic, taught to believe in a good and loving God, who made all things – good and evil – work together for a greater purpose.<br><br>That belief did not survive Allen’s education.&nbsp; Like all middle-class kids, Allen went to public school (though his belief might’ve expired faster if he’d seen the ruthlessness of private schools – something he was to see later in life as an adult).&nbsp; There, he saw the rampant bullying that happened in the classroom, the cafeteria, the halls, and the schoolyard.&nbsp; Unpopular snubbed by popular, weak tormented by the strong, dumb ridiculed by the smart.&nbsp; Allen was fortunate – he was somewhere right in the middle, so he was never bullied, or expected to bully.&nbsp; The same could be said of his friends, or rather, the friends he chose to have.<br><br>Allen detested the bullying he saw, and he wanted to stop it – but not himself.&nbsp; He knew that anything he would try and do would just redirect the bullies’ attention onto him.&nbsp; He spoke to his parents, his teachers, anyone at the school in authority who would listen – and he always got the same answer:&nbsp; “Kids are cruel.&nbsp; They’ll work it out of their system.”&nbsp; In Allen’s opinion, they weren’t working it out – they were working it in, getting used to a life of taking what they wanted from others – and getting a degree wouldn’t stop them.&nbsp; No, it’d make them better at what they did.<br><br>So, quietly, Allen finished the rest of his high school and college education.&nbsp; But he never stopped watching, never stopped feeling the guilt that he did over the fact that he could do nothing.<br><strong><br>Phase Aspect: Watcher’s Guilt<br></strong><br>Rising Conflict:&nbsp; After college, Allen went to law school.&nbsp; “If the parents won’t stop them, and society won’t stop them, then I will stop them, when they’ve gone too far, bullied their last victim, stolen their last dollar,” was his rationale.&nbsp; Law school suited Allen, he graduated, got his law license from the Bar Association, and set up shop as in the District Attorney’s Office.<br><br>That’s when he learned, though, that there was law school…and there was the real world.&nbsp; It enraged Allen to no end, watching criminals of all stripes, going free because of the flaws in the justice system – con men walking loose because no one wanted to admit they’d been swindled; gangbanger murderers going free because their gang buddies had either intimidated or silenced any witnesses; rapists that he could not charge because the victim was ‘in love’ with their rapist; and more.&nbsp; Despite what he saw, though, he managed to endure what he saw – until one case broke his heart.<br><br>The case was a triple homicide – three parents with kids.&nbsp; The case itself was open and shut; there was no question of being able to prove that the perp was guilty, or even that they were sane.&nbsp; And Allen’s boss made it quite clear that there were to be no deals with this one.<br><br>The circumstances of the murders were, to Allen’s mind, over a petty thing that was aggravated by pride and ‘sophistication.’&nbsp; The defendant, one Linda Reynolds, was the mother of one Donny Reynolds, son of a powerful family who came from old money.&nbsp; Donny was expected to be able to attend one of the area’s prestigious academies, which started in middle school, went through high school, and then offered several advantages into getting into Ivy League colleges.&nbsp; Donny, however, had been put on the waitlist for said school.&nbsp; The reason for this was unknown.<br><br>But what was known was the reaction of the Reynolds family – specifically Donny’s grandmother, Kendra Reynolds.&nbsp; Except for Donny and Linda’s husband Walter, the entire clan blamed Linda’s ‘poor heritage’ – the fact that she wasn’t a snobbish blue-blood like them – as the reason that Donny had been waitlisted.&nbsp; Kendra had tormented Linda day and night, taunting her ruthlessly, driving the poor mother mad.&nbsp; Mad enough to pick up a weapon and gun down three parents – of kids either at the school, or on the waitlist – all to help Donny be admitted.<br><br>Allen hated the case, all of it, from the very beginning.&nbsp; None of the Reynolds, except for Donny and Walter showed up to support her.&nbsp; The Reynolds’ family retained lawyer did not represent her – while Walter hired a good lawyer, it was not the family's lawyer.&nbsp; To top it off, Allen felt the wrong person was on trial here.<br><br>And although, to his relief, the jury didn’t find her guilty of murder – they had agreed that Linda was suffering from extreme emotional distress, and downgraded murder to manslaughter – she was still found guilty, and sent to prison for a term of eight-and-a-third to twenty-five years.&nbsp; This day, the day of sentencing, was the one day that the whole Reynolds clan turned out to the courtroom.&nbsp; To see one of their own go down.<br><br>It angered him, to not be able to touch Kendra Reynolds for what she had done.&nbsp; Linda may have pulled the trigger, but as far as Allen was concerned, Kendra had loaded the gun, and put it into the hands of an emotionally desperate woman.&nbsp; That day, something changed inside him.&nbsp; And a driving, obsessive goal was born – to, at least once in his life, make the Kendra Reynolds of the world pay for their crime.<br><strong><br>Phase Aspect: There Is the Law, and Then There’s Justice</strong><br><br>The Story:&nbsp; <br><br>When a new drug that turns its users into raging psychopaths hits the city streets, Assistant District Attorney Allen Sinclair is assigned to the case.&nbsp; Trying to turn the dealer against his masters, Allen finds out that there’s more to this case – and the world itself – than meets the eye.&nbsp; Now pursued by a pack of vampires and their ghoulish servants, and armed with powers he doesn’t understand, does Allen have what it takes to clean up the streets?<br><strong><br>Story Title: First Witness<br>Phase Aspect: Sword of the Templars</strong><br>Guest Starring: (Hairy &amp; Sessha's characters, though I haven't seen Sessha...)<br><strong><br>Guest Star: High and Dry</strong><br><br>When a young man named Seth al-Kahir Andallus crosses the path of the District Attorney's Office, Allen is handed the case.&nbsp; While on the surface, it seems that the poor soul is guilty of murder, ADA Sinclair isn't so quick to assume the whole story.&nbsp; He digs, and in the process proves his innocence, and gains a friend from the rougher side of the tracks.<br><strong><br>Guest Star Phase Aspect: Lawyer With a Conscience</strong><br><strong><br>Guest Star Redux: A Stitch in Time<br></strong><br>Tracking rumors of vampire activity within his city, Allen encounters the White Council Wizard Antonio Moroni, and just in time for a showdown with a Black Court nasty, and a handful of ghouls.<br><strong><br>Redux Phase Aspect: God's Own Anti-Son-Of-A-Bitch-Machine</strong><br><br><br>Skills:<br>Great (+4): Conviction, Scholarship, Weapons<br>Good (+3): Discipline, Presence, Rapport<br>Fair (+2): Athletics, Endurance, Investigation<br>Average (+1): Alertness, Intimidation, Lore<br><br>Powers:<br>Bless This House (Must, -1)<br>Guide My Hand (Must, -1)<br>Holy Touch (Must, -1)<br>Righteousness (Must, -2)<br>Item of Power: Sword of the Templar (-1, Item Discount Applied)<br>---Unbreakable<br>---It’s a Sword<br>---Lethal Blows (+4 Stress, from Supernatural Strength Power)<br>---Sword against the Dark (+1 Weapons when wielded against the supernatural)<br>---Finely Tuned 3rd Eye (Lore Stunt, +2 when detecting supernatural)<br>Wizard’s Constitution (-0)<br><br>Mental: OOOO<br>Physical: OOO<br>Social: OOOO<br><br>Final Refresh: 2<br>Starting Fate Points: 2
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