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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ShortAssassin" data-source="post: 1410717" data-attributes="member: 15345">Overt Bear Moreau Tough Hero Lvl 4---------------------------------------------------- Name: Gentle BenHeight: 8'6"Weight: 400 lbsAge: 15Occupation: Rural STR 27/+8DEX 13/+1CON 20/+5INT 11/+0WIS 16/+3CHA 14/+2 Hp: 57Ap: 24AC: 14 Frt: +7Ref: +2Wil: +4 BAB: +3Melee: +11/+12 for hand-to-handRanged: +4 Def: +3Rep: +1Wea: +1 Skills----------------------------------------------------Climb +12Spot +3Survival +10Know: Streetwise +2 Feats----------------------------------------------------Simple Weapons ProficiencyBrawlPersonal Firearms ProficiencyStreetfightingEnduranceTrack Talents----------------------------------------------------Remain ConsciousSecond Wind Overt Bear Moreau Notes----------------------------------------------------Large Size (10' space, 10' reach)Claws (1d12+8 x2/20)Poor Vision (-2 Spot, -4/range increment instead of -2) Special Powers----------------------------------------------------Heightened Attribute (Strength)Horns/Spikes (d12 base unarmed damage)Regeneration Background----------------------------------------------------Ben was created in a laboratory upon request from Schlumberger Ltd. He was to be used as cheap (i.e. slave) labor at a resource collection camp deep in the mountain wilderness of the British Columbia/Alberta border. Schlumberger had recently bought out the rights for the area from a local colliery company and wanted to set up a rudimentary camp for resource testing. The idea was to drop in a few select candidates at the site to work the area and chart it to provide data on it's suitabliity for a full time site. Ben and his "litter" mates were created specificaly for this job and tailor made to thrive in the environment he was to be left in. Unfortunately, the human element of the expedition was not. Within a few months the dangerous work and harsh conditions had taken it's toll. Ten of the dozen men were dead, as were two of Ben's three litter mates. A final show down occured with the men receiving orders to abandon the camp and destroy all remaining resources before pick up. The men reasoned that the mutants were a "resource" and property of the company and tried to act accordingly. By the end of the night the camp was aflame and the remaining men were dead. Ben and his remaining brother, Brian the Bruin, planned to flee the camp fearing retribution. They decided to split up, with Brian planning on following the Rockies to the north while Ben would go south. They said their good-byes by the raging glow of the fire and went their seperate ways. Ben travelled a southerly path down the Rockies and came upon a small cluster of human hamlets. He hung around the area for the better part of a year, living in the shadows and on the fringes of human civilization. He improved his ability to survive in the wild and he also learned a little more about humanity from scavenging in the town dumps. He learned that the country to the south was much more tolerant of his kind. He made a plan to head south to see if he could be part of this world, leaving his crimes and his past behind.</blockquote>

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