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<blockquote data-quote="Wilphe" data-source="post: 1048952" data-attributes="member: 8221">G Wolf:Be nice if you could put the point costs up so I can check back, but yep looks fine.Notes:1) A Katana is a really obvious weapon, and not very concealable if you are wandering around covertly. Its fine to take the skill, it just might be sub-optimal to actually use it.2) You might want some other gun skills.3) If he was an RAF pilot you will need to buy military rank at at least level two (Flight Sergeant) and get some skills to augment Piloting, eg: Aviation, Gunner, Electronic Operations4) If he hasn't been flying, explain why (Fighter Command are really short of pilots by this point). Perhaps he is a former Fairey Battle pilot, which fits in nicely:<a href="http://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/fairey-battle.htm" target="_blank">http://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/fairey-battle.htm</a>Melkor:American is fine, but he wouldn't be in the US army. Officially, he could be:British, Australian, South African, Canadian, New Zealand, India (and British India covers about 4 or 5 modern countries), anywhere of about half of Africa or the Caribbean or Free: Polish, French, Belgian, Dutch, Norwegian, Danish or Czech. I can't think of any more right now but I am sure I've missed some...Anyone obviously non- European qualifies for social stigma however.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wilphe, post: 1048952, member: 8221"] G Wolf: Be nice if you could put the point costs up so I can check back, but yep looks fine. Notes: 1) A Katana is a really obvious weapon, and not very concealable if you are wandering around covertly. Its fine to take the skill, it just might be sub-optimal to actually use it. 2) You might want some other gun skills. 3) If he was an RAF pilot you will need to buy military rank at at least level two (Flight Sergeant) and get some skills to augment Piloting, eg: Aviation, Gunner, Electronic Operations 4) If he hasn't been flying, explain why (Fighter Command are really short of pilots by this point). Perhaps he is a former Fairey Battle pilot, which fits in nicely: [url]http://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/fairey-battle.htm[/url] Melkor: American is fine, but he wouldn't be in the US army. Officially, he could be: British, Australian, South African, Canadian, New Zealand, India (and British India covers about 4 or 5 modern countries), anywhere of about half of Africa or the Caribbean or Free: Polish, French, Belgian, Dutch, Norwegian, Danish or Czech. I can't think of any more right now but I am sure I've missed some... Anyone obviously non- European qualifies for social stigma however. [/QUOTE]

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