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Is that your character in addition to mine? Because they'd be best friends.
I think my CS is more or less finalized now.
Do you think Gray was part of Sass's old crew? I'd have to change the timeline a bit, but that wouldn't be a huge deal. It would definitely add some depth to both of them, if they knew each other for a longish amount of time.
My idea for a character: a Sprayer who was only recently released from prison. He was talented and well respected in his "team" before, but he's come back changed, somewhat. I'll get started on writing.
Name: William Hess/Gray
Age: 23
Occupation: Sprayer, semi-retired.
Gear: Keeps a satchel with spray paint, and grappling hooks carbon fiber cord. Wears a climbing harness while on the job.
Personality: Before his imprisonment, he was a genial, friendly young man, and a brilliant Sprayer. Members of his old team still remember him like that, but now he's quiet, slow and can be jittery at times. Just six months in a Northgate prison has had a profound effect on his psyche and even his physical appearance.
Background: William was the son of a pair of German immigrants, who moved to Northgate before he was born, due to issues in their own country. He was always an artist and an adventurer, his family was well off and they were big on vacations, usually to scenic or out of the way places, rather than tourist trap cities. Climbing and painting were both hobbies he already possessed. When Northgate started its little police state experiment, Will was among the first to break away. He was one of the founding members of (insert Sprayer team here). He was six months ago, and spent five of those in Northgate Prison. His older brother, who lives back in Germany, wired some money to pay his absurd fines, and possibly a little extra for a bribe. William was released. He's been out for a month but hasn't tried to make contact with his old team. For all the world he looks like he's quit.
It's impossible for him to get employment now, and finding a place to stay was almost as difficult. He currently lives off of money that his older brother sends him.
Extra:
-He used to be called Kraut, in(slightly offensive) homage to his ancestry, but has taken up a new monicker since his old one is known by the authorities. "Gray" is based on his premature loss of hair color, a result of his harrowing time in prison.
-Is a particular expert at climbing and reaching difficult or high places.
-His "signature" used to be a German flag. Now it's the same pattern, but all in shades of gray. Most people don't recognize it anymore, as it just looks like three gray bars.
-Though he still uses a fake monicker, his real name is on a public list of convicted felons, listed along with his old street name. The fact that he never gave anyone up while in prison lets other Sprayers know he's trustworthy.
-Doesn't know that Sass is still alive. Thinks that he and Scarecrow(still imprisoned) are the only surviving members of his old team.
Name: William Hess/Gray
Age: 23
Occupation: Sprayer, semi-retired.
Gear: Keeps a satchel with spray paint, and grappling hooks carbon fiber cord. Wears a climbing harness while on the job.
Personality: Before his imprisonment, he was a genial, friendly young man, and a brilliant Sprayer. Members of his old team still remember him like that, but now he's quiet, slow and can be jittery at times. Just six months in a Northgate prison has had a profound effect on his psyche and even his physical appearance.
Background: William was the son of a pair of German immigrants, who moved to Northgate before he was born, due to issues in their own country. He was always an artist and an adventurer, his family was well off and they were big on vacations, usually to scenic or out of the way places, rather than tourist trap cities. Climbing and painting were both hobbies he already possessed. When Northgate started its little police state experiment, Will was among the first to break away. He was one of the founding members of (insert Sprayer team here). He was six months ago, and spent five of those in Northgate Prison. His older brother, who lives back in Germany, wired some money to pay his absurd fines, and possibly a little extra for a bribe. William was released. He's been out for a month but hasn't tried to make contact with his old team. For all the world he looks like he's quit.
It's impossible for him to get employment now, and finding a place to stay was almost as difficult. He currently lives off of money that his older brother sends him.
Extra:
-He used to be called Kraut, in(slightly offensive) homage to his ancestry, but has taken up a new monicker since his old one is known by the authorities. "Gray" is based on his premature loss of hair color, a result of his harrowing time in prison.
-Is a particular expert at climbing and reaching difficult or high places.
-His "signature" used to be a German flag. Now it's the same pattern, but all in shades of gray. Most people don't recognize it anymore, as it just looks like three gray bars.
-Though he still uses a fake monicker, his real name is on a public list of convicted felons, listed along with his old street name. The fact that he never gave anyone up while in prison lets other Sprayers know he's trustworthy.
-Doesn't know that Sass is still alive. Thinks that he and Scarecrow(still imprisoned) are the only surviving members of his old team.
Feminist biker werewolf.
Well for shits and giggles I counted up prices and Little Brother's theoretical cost for gear is somewhere in the neighborhood of $4K for one set of equipment.
Richard smiled at her as she entered. "Good, I was worried Jack might have cursed you."
He was still in full-on spooky evening wear, though the makeup was gone, except for a few smudges. He looked(and felt) tired, but not nearly as much as her, so he felt it best not to complain. "We had to go see The Dante, had a bit of a potion emergency, you saw that part, at least." He conveniently left out the exact nature of the potion Jack had spiked him with. "We heard something interesting when we were there..."
He recounted the ghost story that Finch had told, including the details that he and Addie had remembered from their trip to the coffee shop.
"We were just about to talk about it when you got here. I see a few things here. Professor Clowers is a vampire, and he's in some kind of rehabilitation center in Vancouver -- we'll have to look into that, there can't be too many of those -- and apparently he's getting better. They trust him with a wand now. I got to wondering if that had something to do with Hale and Lark. He's the last one to see them before they disappeared, he could have been a vampire that whole time. And as a Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, I bet he knew about all kinds of dark magic, maybe he could even have erased a painting's memory."
He was still in full-on spooky evening wear, though the makeup was gone, except for a few smudges. He looked(and felt) tired, but not nearly as much as her, so he felt it best not to complain. "We had to go see The Dante, had a bit of a potion emergency, you saw that part, at least." He conveniently left out the exact nature of the potion Jack had spiked him with. "We heard something interesting when we were there..."
He recounted the ghost story that Finch had told, including the details that he and Addie had remembered from their trip to the coffee shop.
"We were just about to talk about it when you got here. I see a few things here. Professor Clowers is a vampire, and he's in some kind of rehabilitation center in Vancouver -- we'll have to look into that, there can't be too many of those -- and apparently he's getting better. They trust him with a wand now. I got to wondering if that had something to do with Hale and Lark. He's the last one to see them before they disappeared, he could have been a vampire that whole time. And as a Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, I bet he knew about all kinds of dark magic, maybe he could even have erased a painting's memory."
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Sounds amazing, I was getting excited reading it.
Bwaaaaah! Coffee puns!
Well we actually did just decide to keep going. In fact, I think I'll appoint a Co-GM to take over for me while I'm gone. I reckon we can fit one more in, as I think we may have lost two of ours.
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