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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Andrew D. Gable" data-source="post: 1514547" data-attributes="member: 4144">Sorry it took so long, I had to reacquaint myself with the MnM rules, as it's been a while since I've played.  But here he is.Kongming  Initiative: +6 (+2 Dex, +4 Improved Initiative)Defense: +7 (+5 base, +2 Dex)Speed: 30 feetAttack: +4 (+2 base, +2 Dex) rangedHero Points: 3SavesDamage +1Fortitude +1Reflex +2Willpower +6AbilitiesStrength 10Dexterity 14Constitution 13Intelligence 18Wisdom 16Charisma 10Skills: Computers (Int) +10, Concentration (Wis) +10, Science (mathematics) +16, Search (Int) +6, Sense Motive (Wis) +6, Spot (Wis) +7  Feats: Dodge, Evasion, Improved Initiative, Iron Will, Photographic MemoryPowers: Combat Sense +6 [Source: Chemical, Cost: 1], ESP +5 [Source: Chemical, Cost: 2], Precognition +1 [Source: Chemical, Cost: 3], Super-Skill +5 [Mathematics, Source: Chemical, Cost: 1], Super-Wisdom +1 [Source: Chemical, Cost: 3] Equipment: Light Pistol (+3L damage)Languages: English, RussianGennadi Tsurkeyev was working at a Moscow university as a professor of mathematics when he was approached by the Soviet military.  The generals asked him to consult with them on occasion as an analyst.  A few years later, the same generals deemed Tsurkeyev a prime candidate for the MENTAT trials.  MENTAT was an experimental serum that would enhance brain power.  Over time, the MENTAT drugs found a resounding success in Tsurkeyev: his perceptions of time were radically slowed, to the extent that he could analyze and think through every possible outcome of a given situation and anticipate the unforseen.  In addition, the analytical mind of the mathematician became overly developed.  After the fall of the Soviet juggernaut in the early 90s, Tsurkeyev fled to the United States.Gennadi Tsurkeyev is a slight and unimpressive man, standing only 5'5" in height.  He has dark hair and a thin beard, and is of Chinese descent on his mother's side.</blockquote>

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