| Full Name |
Joaquin Diego Rigoberto Santiago Ramírez, "Il Brutto" |
| Race |
| Wounds: 0/3 | Parry 4 | Toughness 5 | Shoot d10 | Grit X | Fate Chips - [1] white |
| Classes/Levels |
| Edges: AB Magic, Ambidextrous, Quick Draw, Two-Fisted | Hindrances: Vow, Ugly, Mean |
| Gender |
Male Human Novice Huckster |
About Il Brutto
Attributes/Skills
Agility d8
Fighting d4
Riding d4
Shooting d10
Smarts d8
Gambling d6
Knowledge Spanish d4
Spellcasting d6
Notice d4
Taunt d4
Spirit d4
Intimidation d4
Strength d4
Vigour d6
Grit: X
Fate Chips: [2] white
Hindrances
Vow (destroy the creatures of the night)
Ugly (-2 to Charisma)
Mean (–2 to Charisma)
Edges
- Arcane Background (Magic)
- Ambidextrous (no off-hand penalty)
- Quick Draw (draw weapon as a free action)
- Two-Fisted (attack with two weapons as one action)
Powers
- Armour ("Aliento de dragón"). Success adds +2 to Toughness and a raise +4.
- Environmental Protection ("Escudo del Dragón"). Unaffected by any elements
- Confusion ("Niebla del Dragón"). On a success, a target must make a Smarts roll at –2 or be Shaken, and on a raise, the roll is made at –4. The character may affect up to five targets by spending a like amount of additional Power Points.
Melee
Buck knife: STR+d4 damage
Ranged
[2] Sawed-off DB shotguns (12/24/48; 1-3d6; RoF 1)
[1] .44 Colt Dragoon Revolver (24/48/96, RoF 1, 2d8 damage, AP2)
Miscellaneous
Charisma: -4
Pace: 6
Parry: 4
Toughness: 5
Rank: Novice
Experience
Advances: 2
Wounds:
Permanent Injuries:
Armour
Head:
Torso:
Arms:
Legs:
Equipment
Clothes [Sombrero, poncho, rough clothes, boots]
4 days trail rations
Copy of Hoyle's Book of Games (poor copy)
Deck of cards
Canteen
Bedroll
Blanket
Matches
Lantern
Shotgun shells [48]
Bandoleer
[2] weapon holsters
Cash: $5
Background/Description:
Joaquin Diego Santiago Rigoberto Ramírez, known as “Il Brutto” (or “The Ugly”t) is a no-good piece of s*+@. Once a highwayman and still a cheating gambler, Joaquin is as unpleasant to deal with as he is to look at. He iw loud, arrogant, quick to anger and prone to vicious outbursts; but he is also prideful, boastful, rude and untruthful, so he at least has that going for him. He is, by the local parlance, a no-good, low-down dirty dog.
Il Brutto does have one redeeming quality, however: he’s surprisingly loyal to the cause. Something as of yet unexplained happened to Joaquin within the last year that saw him turn somewhat from a being of pure selfishness to one that has a just goal. Whatever that event was, it terrified and changed him on some level and it has allowed him to channel his general hatred towards himself and others towards the creatures of the night instead. Though he would never admit it, he sees an opportunity to be a better man than he ever expected to be and is a man on a journey of redemption that he does not understand.
Joaquin is tall, wide, oily and unwashed. His hair is long and unkempt, his teeth broken, black and yellow, and his nose has squashed across his face as the result of being broken many times. He smells of sweat and chewing tobacco, a habit he enjoys constantly, and his eyes shift like his moods from mischievous to wild. A thick, bushy mustache dominates his face and he shaves his face only infrequently. There is a permanent burn mark under the width of his throat.
