@c3p-0h
I tend to like realism during roleplay, the level of realism meaning what is realistic in that particulair universe. But not to worry, i'm not the GM so at most you won't see me during the roleplay if in my opinion things get to unrealistic.

@Kingfisher
The post war world has changed, travelling that many miles is simply near impossible. And extremely dangerous, hence it's unlikely a Synth will ever set foot in Western Canada unless it's a Synth in the Brotherhood ranks, whom is unaware of his existence, got send West to fight the NCR and then either deserted and went North or is simply part of a research patrol into Canada. (Assuming the Brotherhood won in the Commonwealth.)

You are aware that Super Mutants constantly challenge eachother for dominance/control? You as a child, defeating a Super Mutant by obvious trickery and not strength, something they would despise and hence would hardly solify your control over the tribe. You'd most likely be challenged again and/or simply smashed into a puddle of blood and broken bones, ready to be stuffed into on of their meat bags.

Again, i'm not the GM i'm just questioning things that I find very unrealistic.

@Kingfisher

That is by boat, not over long distances of unforgiving wilderness terrain in an already sparesly populated country.

Super Mutants do have a set behaviour, that of the mentality of the strongest. The strongest Mutant is the leader of the group, whom can be challenged by another. If this Super Mutant was the only Mutant in the tribe then it leaves me with the question as to why in the world people were following him regardless. Also keep in mind that they are much more resistant to damage, hence a drop is unlikely to break his legs. The only way I can imagine that situation is that for someone reason they'd have to climb down something along the lines of a quarry to get to the "fighting platform."

All in all your character just gives me the vibe of a Mary Sue.

@Kingfisher

"A Mary Sue for female characters and Gary Stu or Marty Stu for male characters is an idealized and seemingly perfect fictional character, a young or low-rank person who saves the day through unrealistic abilities. Often this character is recognized as an author insert and/or wish-fulfillment."

There is no other way to travel from England or Ireland to America in any other way then with a boat, seeing as there are no functioning planes that can fly such large distances.

Out-witting isn't the form of strength Super Mutants look up too, they look up to smashing and breaking things.

Again, Mary Sue because your sixteen year old girl character one, takes down a Super Mutant and two is suddenly the best person to lead that clan and manages to overcome all odds and others clans to become the biggest without anyone else seemingly questioning her authority. Just, like, that.

@Kingfisher

That is the definiton of Mary Sue as it is applied on roleplaying sites such like these to refer to a specific character that fits that description, which happens to be yours. I'm targeting your questionable history, not what you become later.

The planes and/or helicopter variants that are currently in the post war United States are not capable of translantic flights.

Ignorant statement that doesn't have to do with anything that is the reality of Super Mutants and their behaviour.

It is very unlikely for childern to be able to things like that, hence i'm calling you out on what you have written for yours. Even if the Fallout universe uses it themselves in certain cases, example being Elder Arthur Maxson of the Brotherhood who assumed leadership at sixteen. (Whom was based on the legend of King Arthur.)