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I'm a reasonable guy.
But, I've just experienced some very unreasonable things.
“Jack Burton, Big Trouble in Little China”
- Bikes: It's more than just a means of transportation, it's a lifestyle - a degree of freedom.
- New In Town: Word has it that he came in from Vegas a few weeks ago.
- Are you from Vegas? Did you run in criminal circles there?
- Pagan: Most people will mistakenly assume that he's a pagan. He's not. He doesn't believe in the old religion of Europe, he doesn't go to local pagan festivals in hand-made robes or dance skyclad around a spring-time, fertility statue. Nope. His believes are much darker. That being said - he's more willing to deal with Pagans than non-pagans.
- He's even been known to go out of his way to help Pagans who are in a pinch.
- Blue-Collar Warlock: His materials are inexpensive, commonly available and generally what’s on-hand. His magic is fairly straightforward, working-class and without many frills. Summoning spirits and calling hellfire to your hands is great but it doesn’t keep gas in your bike. So he had to find something to pull in cash. He’s the guy who would spend his evenings pouring over Chinese take out while piecing together a carburetor set out on a table before heading out for a midnight hookup or a late night conversation with the thing that lives in the fire. He’s usually trying to find some way to get a payday to keep the wolves at the door.
- Are you a Sorcerer? Need the services of one?
- Dangerous Books: Books aren’t generally considered dangerous. However, those books that teach how one could build a bomb should probably be restricted from those angst-ridden teenaged eyes that might want to blow up a school. More importantly, books shouldn’t teach a curious teen how to achieve the same effect without needing the bomb at all. All it took was some candles, a bit of chalk, some wine and a three drops of blood and his life changed forever.
- Are you into forbidden books? Does the concept of "dangerous books" interest you in a bad way?
- Talks to Fire: Some wizards can talk to snakes. Others have whole conversations with their familiars and things over afternoon tea. Daws, however, talks to fire. Or rather, he talks to whatever lives within the fire. He’s not quite sure what it is but the first ritual he performed was how to create a ‘sacred flame’. He did and, like the ritual explained, the fire turned green. Uncertain if it was the odd combination of materials that might have chemically altered the fire he decided to ask it a question, just like the ritual said he could. It answered.
- Do you deal with spirits?
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| Contacts & Allies
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- Angie: First face in a local dive bar.
- Liliana: Cool shop. We should talk more.
- Eddy: Looks like we walk in the same circles bro.
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| Streetwise
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- Streetwise (1):
- White-haired biker, fairly new in town, In from Vegas.
- Streetwise (2):
- He's also a mechanic that and is looking for work - some of it even legal.
- Streetwise (3):
- He was a Hitter for some of the small families / organizations in Vegas.
- Streetwise (4):
- Heard he did also pulled a nickle back in South Carolina for aggravated assault.
- Streetwise (5):
- He shanked a few people when he was a kid - both boys got cut bad after attempting to jump him in the shower. He's been a fan of knives ever since.
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“Drug-Abusing, Hate-Filled, Fire-lovin,
Working Class Warlock...on a Motorcycle. ”
| Name
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Dawson (first? Last?)
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| Apparent Age
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Mid Twenties
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| Occupation:
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Mechanic
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| Demeanor:
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Rogue
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| Nature:
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Survivor
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| Race:
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Mortal+
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| Faction:
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Mage Traditions
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| Connections:
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Hermetics, Verbenna, Hollow Ones
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| Hair Color:
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White
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| Eye Color:
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Blue
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| Height:
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6'4"
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| Weight:
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190
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| Concept:
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Blue Collar Warlock
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| Personality:
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ESTP
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| Contacts (Street) He's got an open an ear for the word on the street and can identify most gangs and knows their turfs and habits. He can live mostly without fear on the underside of society and has access small-time contraband.
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| Influence (Occult) He can contact and make use of common occult groups and their practices and he knows some of the more visible occult figures in the city
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Out Riding
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| Soundtrack
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Highway to Hell - ACDC
Living easy, living free
Season ticket on a one-way ride
Asking nothing, leave me be
Taking everything in my stride
I'm Only Human - Rag'n'Bone Man
Take a look in the mirror
And what do you see
Do you see it clearer
Or are you deceived
In what you believe
Pony - Genuine
This is a forbidden song. He has a history with it but won't own up to what it is.
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