Sypherkhode822

One character many Role-players

Aight, Cuddles, it's up to you to save the game from abandonment!
I has faith in you!

<--- Angria: The Grey Wolf ---> Dungeons & Dragons

Ack!
Oki dokes, doing this now.

One character many Role-players

Bump?

Ozy, I yielded the post order to you.
Don't wait on me.

A Tale of Thieves - Part One; Running and Hiding

military training or body guard training is a lot more than just shooting a gun.

If they were someone who worked in that position, they would be hyper aware of their surroundings.

Ex-cops would know the way the law works.

Vets would know hand-to-hand, and how to survive in firefights.

Bodyguards know crowd control.

Longtime crooks would be able to read a situation.

I haven't read your CS, just throwing out potential skilz they would gather.

Generic and fun DnD FULL - however, open to a co GM and vote of interest!

Woah!!!!11!
20's four times in a row?
Crazzzy!

(Jk, I'll have my legit rolls up in an hour or so. Gotta finish last minute homework.)

A Tale of Thieves - Part One; Running and Hiding

Good on ya Sypher. I won't usually be critical of equipment and the like, and what you had was more than enough for me to grasp what you wanted, but I'm a stickler for detail, as I said.

@PhoenixWhite

I had initially wanted a laser pistol, but I thought that would be stretching it a bit much.

Generic and fun DnD FULL - however, open to a co GM and vote of interest!

In that case, I'll be a squishy wizurd.

I'll be able to get the Cs up by this tuesday, I'm not using a computer that I can this sort of stuff on till then.

Also, numbers pl0x.

A Tale of Thieves - Part One; Running and Hiding

Lel.
I was actually doing research on me own for the whole volts/amps thing, and I know that amps are the deadly stuff.
I just couldn't be bothered to write up the amperage.
It has the same zapping power of a taser. So a few miliamps.
It's gas powered, and it makes a *twift* sound. Not absolutely silent, but you wouldn't notice it if it was set off in the streets. The screams of agony would be what you would notice.

[High Casual]Will There Be Blood?

>Saw the title
>Got pumped about Daniel Day-Lewis reenactment
>disappointment.

lel.

This looks good, just not the thing I'm interested in at the moment.

I do recommend changing the title though, since this game is clearly not about oil barons exploiting rural community's in Southern California. It may confuse some people about what this game is about. (It confused me)

Best of luck!

A Tale of Thieves - Part One; Running and Hiding

John Doe

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Description: Appears most typically as a tall, slim, white man in his late 30's with brown hair and blue brown eyes. Nobody is actually sure if this is what he really looks like, or if it's another of his disguises. In all of his disguises, however, he wears a small silver necklace with a stamped deer charm on it. John has disguised himself as everything from a beautiful young woman to an octogenarian man. Whatever his disguise, John will try and carry a bag holding more disguises.

Name: Personal contact card says his name is John Doe. He possesses multiple I.Ds and bank accounts under various aliases.

Age: Presumably late 30's, though nobody really knows. His aliases range in age.

Archetype: Con Artist/Forger

Skilz:
-Master of Disguise: John can pretend to be anyone he wishes to be, and will be convincing while doing it. He can change his voice, his gait, and his mannerisms until he would be unrecognizable. John is also an expert at physical deception, with a wardrobe full of disguises, letting him physically become someone else.
-Forger: If you need official looking papers, John can provide them. He can create anything from antique sheepskin scrolls to the most fool-proof government electronic authentication chip, though he is best at forging modern paper documents.
-Con Artist: Capable of making you sell your own mother, John is an excellent scammer, and can rob somebody blind and make them think that they walked away getting the better side of the deal. While he's handy with lock-picking, both physical and electronic, his favorite way of robbing somebody blind is through convincing them that it's a good idea.

Attributes: Enigmatic, guileful

Equipment:
'businessman official' costume: suit, tie, slacks, bulky briefcase. Tie and sports jacket are reversible, briefcase holds various wigs and other disguises. His shoes have inflatable heels to make him look taller.

Electroshock dart gun pistol: shoots darts that, instead of tranquilizing agents, zap targets with 25,000 volts. The darts are rechargeable, and run off a lithium-air battery. The range is limited compared to traditional firearms, though it is absolutely silent. The dart releases the electricity through three prongs at the front of the dart. The shock is released upon the prongs entering something, and will send pulsing shocks for the next 10 seconds before shutting off. It is registered under John Doe, and has all proper paperwork to support it.