Jodie Price's page

Char: Value (Cost): Attribute Roll, Notes.
STR: 6 (-4): 10-, HTH Damage 1d6 END [1]
DEX: 10 (0): 11-, OCV 3 DCV 3
CON: 8 (-4): 11-,
BODY: 8 (-4): 11-,
INT: 11 (1): 11-, PER Roll 11-
EGO: 8 (-4): 11-, ECV: 3
PRE: 8 (-2): 11-, PRE Attack: 1 1/2d6
COM: 7 (-1): 10-,

PD: 3 (2)
ED: 2 (0)
SPD: 2 (0) +2 = 4 (# actions in 12 seconds)
REC: 4 (2)
END: 20 (2)
STUN: 15 (0)

Run: 5" (10/20" NCom, -2 pts)
Swim: 2" (4" NCom, 0 pts)
Leap: 1" (2" NCom, 0)

Characteristics Cost: -14

Power (Cost)
Running 0" (5" total = 10m), x4 Noncombat (40m); (5 Active Points); Increased Endurance Cost (x5 END; -2) (2)... (10m,
Flight 7" (14m), x4 Noncombat modifier (56m)
Powers Cost: 2

Martial Arts Maneuver (Cost)
Soccer Player
1) Flying Dodge: 1/2 Phase, -- OCV, +4 DCV, Dodge All Attacks, Abort; FMove (5)
2) Legsweep: 1/2 Phase, +2 OCV, -1 DCV, 2d6 Strike, Target Falls (3)
3) Flying Tackle: 1/2 Phase, +0 OCV, -1 DCV, 1d6 +v/5 Strike; You Fall, Target Falls; FMove (3)
Martial Arts Cost: 11

Skill (Cost)
Scholar (3)
1) KS: Baseball / Softball 10- (1)
2) KS: Gymnastics 10- (1)
3) KS: PDF Military 10- (1)
4) KS: US History 10- (1)
5) KS: World Football (Soccer) 11- (2)

Serious Soccer Player
1) Defense Maneuver I-II (5)
2) +1 with HTH Combat; Feet Only (Soccer) (-1/2) (3)
3) Rapid Attack (HTH) ; Feet Only (Soccer) (-1/2) (3)
4) Acrobatics 10- (2)
5) Analyze: Agility Skills 10-; Soccer Only (-1/2) (1)
6) Shadowing 10-; Soccer Only (-1/2) (1)
7) Sleight Of Hand 11-; Feet Only (Soccer) (-1/2) (2)
8) Stealth 10-; Soccer Only (-1/2) (1)
9) Teamwork 11- (3)
10) PS: Soccer 11- (3)
11) Tactics 10-; Feet Only (Soccer) (-1/2) (1)

SS: General Science 10- (2)

Modern
1) AK: Schenectady, NY 8- (0)
2) Acting 8- (0)
3) Climbing 8- (0)
4) Concealment 8- (0)
5) Conversation 8- (0)
6) Deduction 8- (0)
7) Native Language: English (idiomatic; literate) (0)
8) PS: Student Athlete 11- (0)
9) Paramedics 8- (0)
10) Persuasion 8- (0)
11) Shadowing 8- (0)
12) Stealth 8- (0)
13) TF: Two-Wheeled Muscle-Powered Ground Vehicles (0)

Basic Training, Group Package (-10)
1) Navigation 8- (1)
2) Tactics 8- (1)
3) Combat Piloting 11- (3)
4) WF: Assault Rifles/SMGs, Handguns (2)
5) Body +1 (2 Pts) (0)
Skills Cost: 33

Disadvantage (Pts.)
Volunteer
1) Social Limitation: Minor (Under 18) (Occasionally; Major; Not Limiting In Some Cultures) (5)
2) Psychological Limitation: Save Humanity (Common; Strong) (15)
Personal
1) Psychological Limitation: Hates Bullies (Common; Strong) (15)
2) Psychological Limitation: Hero-Worship Big Brother (Common; Moderate) (10)
3) Physical Limitation: Myopic (Infrequently; Slightly Impairing) (5)

Base Points: 0
Disadvantage Points: 50
Total Character Cost: 32

Experience Required: 0
Total Experience Available: 0
Experience Unspent: 0

Notes: I had a lot of fun with this one; grabbed the whole 'athletic girl' thing and really ran with it on this one; I'd like you to go with the first version of Jodie. I didn't put in the 'fear of spiders' thing in there, in part because I felt that the big-brother thing was more important; I'd like you to keep that as a potential ace-in-the-hole fallback in case something changes. (Yes - yes, I DO already have a plotline.)

The martial arts and 'combat training' are all evolved from soccer skills. Obviously, this is not formal training, but instead skills possessed by someone who is quite adept at the sport that translate into combat ability. It will, in general, only take 1 point to remove the 'Soccer only' (or whichever) restriction from the skills, but they should be only bought off a) as appropriate, and b) one per scene. ;)

Jodie Price is a bit of a tom-boy. She loves soccer, baseball and acrobatics despite her need to wear glasses, and is into comics and gaming in a big way. At 13 she's fairly average in height for her age (5ft.) and is starting to develop physically. She wants to join up because her older step-brother (a hero figure for her) did so several years ago (successfully) and she wants to follow in his footsteps (he joined up because The Thunder killed his father in their attack on New York). She's an above-average student at school, particularly enjoying history and science but really hating languages. She's no stronger than average, but is fit and athletic. She loves (and misses) her pet cat and is embarrassed about her fear of spiders.

Clothing: PDF battle-dress uniform (BDUs); unless specifically directed, standard operating practice is urban camo... blue and green with tan accents

Jodie hauled her battered kit bag to her shoulder. The khaki bag was a hand-me-down from older step-brother Mike from his first year at the PDF, and she'd been using it for just about everything since he'd given it to her four years previously. Dressed in old sneakers, a faded sweatshirt and denim shorts, it would have been hard to tell that the slim thirteen-year-old was a girl, were it not for her long red hair, tied into two messy pigtails. Adjusting her glasses with one hand she grinned at her mother as they said their good-byes, reluctantly letting the older woman envelop her in a hug. Jodie turned to her stepfather and repeated the embarrassing process once again, before finally giving her mother a final kiss and boarding the train, finally on her way to the UN PDF boot camp.

Finding a seat amongst the other passengers, she thought back over the last few months. It had been an exciting time - Her soccer team, where she played on the right wing had won the local school championship, and her baseball team, on which she was the pitcher, had done pretty well too, making the finals, but dropping out in the semi. And then there had been the examinations for entry into the Threading program - they had been gruelling, although she'd known a bit about what would happen from what Mike had told her on one of his visits home. The psyche test had been OK, boring, but not too harsh (although there had been some weird questions), but the interview had been horrible! She had thought there was no way she'd get through OK after she had yelled at the examiners but, apparently, things had gone well. After that had been the physical stuff - blood tests, urine tests, speed tests, balance tests, strength tests and endurance tests. That's all been pretty familiar from sports, although having to strip off in front of the doctor was embarrassing.

As the train pulled away from the station Jodie waved goodbye to her parents through the window and then settled herself back in her seat, pulling a battered book, War of the Worlds - a really old one, made of paper that her brother had given her for her birthday just last week. Opening the first page, she began to read.