Name: Mao Hojo
Power Level: 7
Abilities (50)
Str - 0, Sta - 2, Agl - 4, Fight - 8, Dex - 0, Int - 3, Awe - 3, Pre - 2
Trade Offs
Attack +1/Damage -1, Defenses +1/Toughness -1
Skills (30, 60 Ranks)
Acrobatics +8 (4), Close Combat: Knife +11 (3), Deception +10/+5 (3), Expertise: Magic +8 (5), Expertise: Medicine +8 (5), Insight +7 (4), Investigation +6 (3), Perception +7 (4), Persuasion +13/+8 (5), Ranged Combat: Magic +8 (8), Stealth +10 (6), Technology +6 (3), Treatment +10 (7)
Advantages (17)
Attractive 2, Connected, Equipment 4, Evasion 2, Improved Initiative, Language: Japanese, Luck 2, Quickdraw, Ritualist, Taunt, Uncanny Dodge
Offense
Initiative +8
Unarmed +8, 0 Damage
Knife +11, 4 Damage
Firework Blast Spell +8, 6 Damage
Defense (8)
Dodge - 8, Parry - 8, Toughness - 6/2, Fortitude - 3, Will - 7
Powers (15)
Magic Spells (Firework Blast [Ranged Damage 6])
-Invisibility (Concealment 5)
-Illusions (Illusion 10)
-Melt Object (Weaken Toughness 7, Limited to Objects)
Equipment
-Fancy Knife (Damage 4, Penetrating 4, Improved Critical)
-Tactical Armour 4
-Various Gear
Complications
Fame - As one of the only doctors in the slums, many people know of her.
Power Loss - If unable to gesture or speak, Mao can’t cast spells.
Prejudice - Mao is visibly not human and therefore subject to the bigotry that is common in this world.
NPCs
Daigo Hojo - Mao’s father. Works in one of the many factorie. Has been very distant since his wife was killed during a “race riot” a decade ago.
Gregory Samson - A former boyfriend of Mao’s who she’s still friends with with. A very tall and strong bear-man who works as a bouncer at a seedy dance club. Outside of work he’s quite friendly and enjoys painting.
Emilia Rodriguez - The wolf woman who is a former girlfriend, she works as a bartender near the clinic and Mao visits on occasion. She’s kind of quiet, but keeps her eyes and ears open, so she picks up a lot of information.
Raelyn Terzis - A nineteen year old goat woman who helps at the clinic. She’s a little shy, but she has been a big help.
