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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jonrog1" data-source="post: 5031706" data-attributes="member: 189">A fan of the show was nice enough to stat out the drew in FATE, and I couldn't improve on it.  let me see ...Parker“42 seconds to rob this bank. One security guard who never fired his gun before, two closed circuit camera's outside, one inside, and an glenn-reader safe built in the 1950's whose default combination is the birthday of the manager's wife. Get in and get out - 42 seconds.”Aspects20 Pounds of Crazy in a 5 Pound Bag I PUT A RAZOR BLADE IN THAT APPLE! It’s For Speed! Always an Orphan Emotionally Oblivious Kleptomania Can Be Useful It Feels Like Real Money There’s a First Time for Everything Thievery is Fun! Not Without My BunnySkills Superb: Burglary Great: Sleight of Hand, Stealth Good: Alertness, Athletics, Resources Fair: Deceit, Endurance, Investigation, Resolve Average: Academics, Engineering, Guns, Rapport, ScienceStuntsTripwire Sensibilities (Burglary) Trespass Tempo (Burglary) Hatpin Maestro (Burglary) Bump and Grab (Sleight of Hand) Acrobat (Athletics)"Ah, Parker, the best thief of the lot. She’s very good at breaking and entering and all the usual thief stuff and her stunts back that up. Unlike Nate, Parker’s stunts are more geared towards the actual doing of thievery, not the planning part. That and she’s the only one with a Sleight of Hand stunt, which is why she probably does most of the lifts.As mentioned in the general notes, I put a razor blade... can be invoked when she seems to con people in her own unique manner. It’s probably why she doesn’t blow her cover as often as she does, as she can invoke that aspect to let her reroll. Kleptomania Can Be Useful was used in the 12 Step Job when she lifted the gun from the guy.Always An Orphan was compelled by the GM in the Stork Job to get her right into the job, and Emotionally Oblivious has been compelled so many times that it’s not even funny. Not Without My Bunny was tossed in there mostly for fun, but it represents her very unusual upbringing and how that might help in other jobs."Nicely done.</blockquote>

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