Man of War

Characteristics
   
Disadvantages
50STR40
26DEX48
25CON30
20BOD20
13INT3
14EGO8
25PRE15
12COM1
15PD5
10ED5
5SPD14
15REC-
50END-
58STN-
= 189
15Secret ID: Clay Carter
55Protectors Disads
10Hunted: Fracas (cyborg brother) 8-
10Reputation: Leader of Protectors 11-
5Rivalry: Ferret
5Rivalry: Amazing Man
15Psych: Patriotic, but disillusioned
15Psych: Protective of Innocents
15Psych: Driven by Justice
5Psych: Falling in love with Marcia Beckworth (the new Nightmask)
18Experience
= 168
Powers
111d6 EHKA (flaming sword) Armor Piercing, requires OAF (any) sword
15+3 in HTH
7+10 PRE for leadership only
6Acrobatics 14-, Oratory 14-
6Breakfall 14-, Climbing 14-
8Tactics 13-, Combat Pilot 14-
2KS: Astronomy 11-
24Protectors Package
= 79(Total: 268 character points, 168 in disadvantages)

"Clay Carter was a college student when the American Embassy in Tehran was seized and its occupants taken hostage. Spurred by his loathing for this action against the United States, he looked for some way whereby he could serve his country. Amazingly, he was seemingly visited by the spirit of the ancient Roman god of war, Mars. Mars imbued Carter with powers that were derived from the planets. Armed with these newfound abilities, Carter assumed the guise of Man of War. Whether or not this visit actually occurred has never been established. Clay Carter swears to this day that it is the truth, and as a result of the incident, he has become an amateur astronomer in order to study the planets from which his powers supposedly derive." - Protectors Handbook

Shortly after he gained his powers, his brother (driven by the need to get out of Clay's shadow) went to Cuba to assist in the revolution that occurred shortly after Castro's mysterious assassination. His brother was presumed dead in an explosion, but was rebuilt by the Kill Corps (see Ferret and Toxin) to be an agent of theirs. The recent fight between the two brothers has shaken Clay's patriotism. Also, he has yet to learn any of his powers aside from physical prowess and the flaming sword.


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