Name: Joshua "Josh" Hilts
Sex: Male
Age: ~30
Birthplace: Sprague River, Oregon
Occupation: Archaeologist, Adventurer
STR: 14
CON: 14
DEX: 14
SIZ: 15
INT: 17
POW: 14
APP: 13
EDU: 14
Idea: 85
Know: 70
Luck: 70
SAN: 70
Dmg Bonus: +1D4
Magic Points: 14
Hit Points: 15
Occupation skills (EDU 14 x 20 = 280)
Anthropology          60%
Archaeology           60%
Geology                 33%
History                   40%
Library Use             50%
Navigate                 40%
Other Language       21% - heirglyphics
Spot Hidden             50%
Non-Occupation Skills (INT 17 x 10 = 170)
Handgun                   50%
Rifle                         50%
Shotgun                   50%
Climb                       50%
Dodge                      37%
Hide                         20%
Jump                        27%
Listen                       27%
Locksmith                  13%
Martial Arts                25%
Sneak                       20%
Swim                        27%
Throw                       27%
Track                        22%
[sblock=Invisible Castle Rolls]
Strength Roll for Chargen (2d6+6=14)
Constitution Roll for Chargen (2d6+6=14)
Dexterity Roll for Chargen (2d6+6=14)
Size Roll for Chargen (2d6+6=15)
Intelligence Roll for Chargen (2d6+6=17)
Power Roll for Chargen (2d6+6=14)
Appearance Roll for Chargen (2d6+6=13)
Education Roll for Chargen (3d6+3=14)
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[sblock=Background]
Born sometime in the late-winter to early spring of 1900, Joshua Hilt grew up in Sprague River country, in southern Oregon, his father was a farmhand and sometime river guide, while his mother was a midwife. The oldest of seven children, Josh enlisted in the United States Marine Crops at the age of seventeen, his parents lied about the year of his birth, and eventually he found his way as a member of the American Expeditionary Force, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marine, during the War. Josh earned varies honors, both as a member of the 2/5 and as an individual Marine, at Belleau Wood and by the end of the Great War he found himself as a Gunnery Sergeant who did not wish to return home.
	Several years after the Great War, Josh found himself attending University College, in London, able to afford the tuition after leveraging his skills as a veteran protecting various expeditions into the Middle and Near East. Although a bit high spirited, Josh was an excellent student and he enjoyed many a lecture by Professor Sir William Matthew Flinders Petrie. In addition to being high spirited, Josh was known to be as roguish as he was smart, which was not always the best of combinations for the young American and his studies.
	It is through these associates and activity, both as a student and veteran, met a wide spectrum of folks, while at UCL and abroad, and has even heard of a new expedition mounting, of which the graduate, now adventurer and archaeologist, would love to find himself part of.
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NOTE: It's a bit hackneyed, but it's a working BG for the moment. I'm open to adjustments, suggestions, and so forth, if/as needed.