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[color=gold][b]N A M E[/b][/color][hr] 
[indent]Isaac Lorghain[/indent]


[color=gold][b]A G E[/b][/color][hr] 
[indent]Twenty-Four[/indent]


[color=gold][b]G E N D E R[/b][/color][hr]  
[indent]Male[/indent]


[color=gold][b]P E R S O N A L I T Y[/b][/color][hr] 
[indent]Cautious, wary of new people, loyal to friends and others close to him, an optimistic pessimist; expects the worst to happen, but hopes for the best[/indent]


[color=gold][b]S H O R T   B I O G R A P H Y[/b][/color][hr]  
[indent]Isaac grew up in a suburb of Charlotte, North Carolina, and lived there his entire life. He lived more than half his life before the virus at this point, and still remembers the years he spent with his family and friends. Occasionally, a few memories make their way back to the front of his mind and he zones out, reminiscing about a time where the biggest worry you had was who was going to be elected for president.[/indent]
[indent]For two years before the outbreak, Isaac moved to Maryland for his job as an accountant. He lived in a city a few miles away from Salisbury, and occasionally had to take trips into the town for his job. Isacc had managed to settle into an apartment building for a year and a half after moving to Maryland. The virus struck as he was about to rest for the night. Isaac only survived the night by being on the second floor, due to hearing the screams from below. Managing to barricade the door, he held out for the night and hoped for the best.[/indent]
[indent]Now, Isaac wanders through Maryland alone, not talking much of his past, not that many people would stop and listen. Most people are either too wary of others to approach, or vicious, animalistic raiders that prey on the weak. The three years of surviving changed him, his once approachable, usually smiling face replaced by a hardened exterior. The few useful skills he possesses are the result of adapting to the new world.[/indent]


[color=gold][b]W E A P O N S[/b][/color][hr] 
[indent]A small wooden baseball bat, about the size a younger child would typically use; three flares, used as distractions; a pump-action shotgun, out of ammunition and only used as an intimidation factor[/indent]


[color=gold][b]S K I L L S[/b][/color][hr]  
[indent]Picking locks, improvisational crafting(on-the-fly weapon adjustments, traps, etc)[/indent]