Jackie Silver

Intro

• Basic Info

  • Name: Jackie Silver
  • Gender: Female
  • Race: Phenomenon Human
  • Alignment: Good
  • Age: 18
  • Body Type: Slender and Athletic
  • Height: 5' 5"
  • Weight: 115
  • Complexion: Pale
  • Hair: Dyed golden peach
  • Eyes: Green

• Character Sheet

  Ability Scores

  Strength	08 (-1)
  Dexterity	18 (+4)
  Constitution	10 (+0)
  Intelligence	08 (-1)
  Wisdom	10 (+0)
  Charisma	16 (+3)

  Combat Stats

  Attack Bonus	+5
  Defense Bonus	+0

  Saving Throws

  Toughness	+0
  Fortitude	+0
  Reflex	+4
  Will	+8

  Skills

  Bluff	13
  Diplomacy	13
  Gather Info	11
  Sense Motive	8

• Feats

  Taunt: You can demoralize an opponent with a Bluff check rather than an Intimidate check. Use the normal rules for demoralizing (p49), substituting Bluff for Intimidate. Targets resist using Bluff, Sense Motive, or Will (whichever is highest) and gain a +1 bonus on their resistance check per taunt attempt against them in the same encounter.
  
  Persistent: You can regenerate Incurable damage.
  
  Regrowth: When you recover from being disabled, you regrow severed or crippled limbs and organs as well.
  
  Mass Teleport (+7): You can carry more cargo when you teleport. (10,000 pounds.)
  
  Equipment (+2): 10 equipment points.
  
  Innate: Regeneration.
  
  Innate: Immunity.
  
  Turnabout: You can teleport, take a standard action, and teleport back to your starting point in a single round, so long as the total distance doesn't exceed your Teleport range. This is Teleport's version of the Move-by Action feat.
  
  Change Direction: You can change your direction or orientation after a teleport.
  
  Change Velocity: You can teleport "at rest" to your destination. Among other things, this means you can teleport out of a fall and suffer no damage.

• Powers

  Immortality: Bruised conditions recover automatically once per a round with no rest. Unconscious conditions recover once per a round with no rest with a DC 10 Constitution check. Injured conditions recover automatically once per a round with no rest. Staggered conditions recover once per a round with no rest. Disabled conditions recover once per a round with no rest. Ability Scores regenerate at a rate of one rank per a round without resting. Make a recovery check (DC 10) instantly when your condition becomes dead. If successful, you don't die. You get +10 on your Constitution checks to recover from damage.
  
  Accurate Teleportation 10: You can move instantly from place to place without crossing the distance in between. You can teleport yourself and up to (10,000) pounds of additional mass a distance of (1000) feet as a move action. Unwilling passengers get a Reflex save (DC 20) to avoid being taken along. You can also take a full action to teleport up to (200,000) miles instead, but you lose your dodge bonus for one round after you arrive at your destination due to disorientation. You only need to be able to describe the place you're teleporting to.
  
  Device (3): Five Device points. Strike 5, using this rank as a substitute for your Strength modifier to determine your melee damage.
  
  Immunity: Full life support and complete resistance to disease, poison, all environment conditions, and suffocation. Plus immunity to aging.

• Headquarters

  The Stately Manor
  
  Size: Huge
  
  Toughness: 10
  
  Features...
  
  -Communications: A communication system allows the headquarters to receive and transmit on a wide range of radio and TV bands, monitor police and emergency channels, coordinate communications between members of a team, and so forth. It includes communications equipment, consoles, and monitors. The system's access to restricted communications bands depends on the clearance and skills of the user. Heroes often have access to special government channels, while a successful Computers skill check (DC 25) can grant the user illegal access to systems.
  
  -Computer: A state of the art computer system serving the entire headquarters. This allows characters to make full use of the Computers skill and the computer can be programmed to handle routine base functions.
  
  -Concealed: This headquarters is hidden from the outside world in some way. Skill checks to locate the headquarters (Search, Knowledge, etc) have their DC increased by +10.
  
  -Dock: A dock houses water vehicles for includes access to a nearby waterway, an airlock or lock system for moving vehicles in and out of the dock, and a dry-dock facility.
  
  -Garage: A garage houses ground vehicles and includes a ramp and facilities to repair and maintain vehicles.
  
  -Gym: A room with weight training and other exercise machines.
  
  -Hangar: A space that houses air and space vehicles.
  
  -Infirmary: A space with beds and supplies to fully use the Medicine skill. It can hold 10 people.
  
  -Laboratory: This room is for Knowledge skills and running tests.
  
  -Library: A library full of books for various Knowledge skills while doing research. This can allow characters to take 20 on most Knowledge checks.
  
  -Living Space: This space includes facilities for up to 10 people. It includes bedrooms and private suites, kitchen facilities, dining areas, and common living areas.
  
  -Power System: The base has it's own generators and backup generators.
  
  -Security System: Various locks and alarms protect the HQ form unauthorized access. A Disable Device check (DC 20) overcomes these systems.
  
  -Workshop: This facility has various places to use the Craft skills.
  
  -Combat Simulator: A combat simulator or danger room is a special room equipped with various devices intended to test characters' powers and skills and allow them to train in realistic combat situations. Generally, a combat simulation has a suite of devices that can simulate any appropriate attack effect at a rank up to the campaign's power level. A combat simulator normally has safety interlocks so its attacks are always nonlethal damage, but these can be disengaged so the simulator's attacks deal lethal damage. The combat simulator also can project realistic illusions, allowing it to recreate or simulate most any environment. Combat simulations are useful for training and short 'war games'.