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[Mr.Zero]

Monster Hunter Evolved RTD Discussion thread

What kind of setting does the Monster hunter evolved rtd have?
MHE rtd, is a RTD set in the future. Mankind has recently reached out for the stars and begun their expansion into the vast universe. As with every expansion, humans settled on new unknown worlds which inhabit new unknown flora & fauna. Sometimes these don't play nice and that's when mercenaries are hired to exterminate the monster threat until a permanent fix can be found. The players are a freelance group of mercenaries which recently arrived on Atlas. The first XL Class Terran world ever discovered by humans which hosts life, more information found in the next post. Humans massively flocked to Atlas, but as it turns out many nasty creatures are present ready to ruin the day. Whenever there are monstrosities present, there is money to be made by hunting them. However that is not all, there are also greedy corporations, pirates, military and other nasty things awaiting you on the glorious world of Atlas.

Sign Ups

Name: Example Sign-up
Gender: Male (M or F)
Age: 54 (People get quite old in this universe, ~200 years at an average.)
Notable Characteristics: Bionic Eye (Things that make your guy 'different', maybe he has 2 eye colors, or green hair, scar,etc.)
Class: (There are no classes, but depending on starter skills you can name yourself demolitions expert, sniper, biologist,etc)
Starting Suit:  Rhino MT ( See below to see suit choices.)
Starting Stats: Which stats your character will have. You can choose from the following stats:

• Strenght
• Dexterity
• Intelligence
• Constitution
• Perception
• Charisma

Each stat is maxed at 15 but can go up to 20 by some type of enhancement (Drugs, bionics, genetic modification,etc), you have up to 45 points to spend. Each stat has a starting value of 3 and you may not go below that minimum. But Mr. zero. We got mechs, doesn't that make stats redundant? No, not exactly billy. Suits can amplify your stats, so having a str stat of 6 x 2 is less good than having a str stat of 10 x 2 yeah?

Starting Skills: Pick 2 novice skills and 2 competent.
- Novice hacker
- Novice Technician
- Competent Sharpshooter
Bio: Lenghty bio. I value good bio's as they give me wiggle room to play with. Fleshed out bio's will have a higher likelihood of getting in. You can think up varying background stories and I will fill in the missing details. So if you write down, that you left or escape some corporation with extremely shady practices and that you are now being hunted down by them. Then I (Or you if you feel like it) will create that corporation and all you will need to do is to edit your bio and put the names where necessary.

Spoiler:  clean sheet (click to show/hide)

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[b]Starting Skills: Pick 2 novice skills and 2 competent.[/b]
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Starting Suits

Heavy suit : Rhino MT
Description :  The Rhino Mass Type is the most common suit of the Rhino Series. The design heavily favors armor hardware and software making it an excellent front line tank.
Slots: 3 Hardware slots, 1 Software slot.
Armor type: C
Suit bonus: Armor repair is twice as efficient.

Spoiler: Slot Layout (click to show/hide)

Medium suit : Eidolon-A
Description: The Eidolon-A is the most mobile of all the Eidolon variations. An additional set of thrusters give you increased manoeuvrability and slightly higher top speed than other thruster based suits.  Eidolon-A is the perfect suit for hit & run operations.
Slots: 2 Hardware slots, 2 Software slots.
Armor Type : B
Suit bonus: +2 to aim while moving.

Spoiler: Slot Layout (click to show/hide)

Light suit: Wraith
Description: The Wraith suit is the close range utility stealth suit, capable of fulfilling functions such as field technician, infiltrator and scout. The broad software customization allows the user to adapt the suit to many situations before the battle, however combat ability takes a hit for this.
Slots: 1 Hardware slot, 3 software slots.
Armor Type : A
Suit bonus: Trinity OS, user is able to switch suit to 3 different types each with varying bonuses.
Set 1: +1 to hacking and assisted tracking, +10m to scanner range.
Set 2: Enables the user to shoot whilst cloaked.
Set 3: Able to intercept comm-lines and modify them.

Spoiler: Slot Layout (click to show/hide)

Ruleset

Spoiler: General Game mechanics (click to show/hide)

Performing actions:
The majority of the game’s actions will be done by rolling off against the given action difficulty. Each major action excluding basic actions such as eating, walking, picking up things,etc in normal conditions do not require you to roll for anything they are always successful unless you are somehow impended from performing them.
You cannot walk if your legs are tied, cannot jump if the ceiling is too low and so on. Attempting to perform things outside of the norm, such as walking on an icy slope will require you to roll to not slide off the slope. Items like spiked boots will negate the need for this roll and automatically pass it.

Stat actions
Actions which require one of your stats, will incur a roll off against your stats to see if you succeed in performing that action.
A roll off is taking your current stat, looking at which tiers the stat fits in (So a STR stat of 7 fits into the medium), taking the maximum of that tier and then having to roll equal or lower than your stat. So in this case, a medium roll would be having to roll a 7 or lower on a d10.

Upon success an additional roll will be made for how big of a success it is, this roll can explode into additional tiers. Stat based actions come in 6 difficulties. If your stat is equal or higher than the maximum roll, you automatically pass the action.

Difficulty	Minimum req. stat	Maximum req. stat
Easy	0	5
Medium	6	10
Hard	11	15
Very Hard	16	20
Master	21	30
Godly	31	50

Basic stats go from 0 to 20, anything beyond that will require some form of self buffing from spells, abilities, potions or any other magical effects.

Successfully passing a roll-off, means you get to roll on the success chart with exploding results.

Rolls	Name
1-5	Lesser success
6-10	Regular success
11-15	Good Success
16-19	Great Success
20	Explode! Go to next chart.

Rolls	Name
21-25	Expert Success
26-30	Heroic Success
31-35	Epic Success
36-39	Legendary success
40	Explode! Go to next chart.

2 charts are enough for now, if someone overshoots beyond that, I will make additional ones until the degree of success is reached.

For NON-stat actions the following rules apply.
1a.Action Dice rolls.In this RTD, you have two action types; Free Actions and Standard Actions. You can perform as many Free Actions as you like (within reason) and there are no rolls involved; you just succeed (or fail if it's impossible). Free Actions include (but are not limited to) communicating, moving around, picking things up, dropping things and so on.

Standard Actions( Typed in bold) are the meat of RTD; you may perform one Standard Action per turn and they require a roll to see how well you do, the rolls are as follows;

0 - Godly Fail. At this point, you're probably dead, have taken someone else with you and made the entire world a whole lot worse. Pray that you never receive this.Only achievable with a penalty.
1 - Epic Fail. You've failed beyond human proportions, whatever happens here... You hope that you survive it. Only achievable with a penalty.
2 - Big Fail. That didn't work, and you just made things worse as well!
3 - Regular Fail! You didn't succeed in doing what you wanted, also try not to hurt yourself.
4 - Lesser Fail. That didn't work try again.
5 - Lesser Success. You accomplished what you intended to do, but you didn't do anything spectacular and practically didn't learn anything. (No skill points gained)
6 - Success. You succeeded into doing what you wanted and learned something in doing so! (+1 skill points)
7 - Small overshoot. You overdid yourself and learned quite a lot without any harmful effects. (+2 skill points)
8 - Big overshoot. Whoops, you went a wee bit too far. The result is definitely what you wanted to, but with some unintentional side-effects; like you targeted the enemy cultist and blew up the entire city. (+3 skill points)
9 - Epic Overshoot Your action matches the acts of the heroes in legends but so does the overshoot. (+3 skill points) Only achievable with a big bonus.
10 - Godly Overshoot The gods tremble in your presence as your actions has reached even the gods themselves, whatever you did it is beyond good. The overshoot however is vastly bigger than you have imagined, your hope is that it's good. (+4 skill points) Only achievable with a big bonus.

Anything below 0 or above 10 is treated as a 0 or 10 respectively.

You can get bonuses from many sources, including drugs, skill training (see below), good equipment and random circumstance.
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1b.Skills are another part of RTD; Skills can be anything. There's no list of skills and the only way to see if you can learn a skill is to try it.

Skills have 12 levels, each level requires more XP than the previous level.

Dabbling - 1
Novice - 2 (+1 bonus if the die rolls a natural 1)
Competent - 4 (Static +1 to all rolls)
Skilled - 7 (Static +1 to all rolls, successes are improved.)
Adept - 11 (Static +1 to all rolls, extra +1 if the dice rolls a natural 1, successes are improved.)
Talented - 16 (Static +2 to all rolls, successes are improved)
Professional - 22 (Static +2 to all rolls, successes are greatly improved.)
Expert - 29 (You may choose to take a +1, +2 or +3 bonus to your rolls, successes are greatly improved.)
Master - 37 (You may choose to take a +1, +2 or +3 bonus to your rolls, successes are substantially improved.)
High Master - 46 (Static +3 bonus to all rolls, successes are substantially improved. You cannot Overshoot.)
Grand Master - 56 (Static +4 bonus to all rolls, successes are massively improved. You may choose to Overshoot, or not.)
Legendary - 75 (You choose which number you roll from 0 to 10.)

You get bonuses at different skill levels as well. Note that each bonus replaces any previous bonuses.

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1c.WEWNDS! Invariably you will meet people who are not very nice and who will try to hurt you, and whom you will try to hurt. You will be engaged in conflict and some of you will be hurt. These are the wound levels;

Lightly Wounded - Don't worry about it. You'll recover with a short rest and take no penalties. Just try not to get hit again.
Moderately Wounded - Ow. You take a -1 penalty to any rolls you make with this body part and may suffer some extra penalties if the part is important (like your brain). You'll heal after you take a fairly long rest.
Broken - Aaah! -2 penalty to any rolls made with this body part. Can only apply to brittle parts (like bones). Worse still, this will not heal by itself; you're going to need medical attention!
Mangled - Damaged beyond recognition. You'll be copping at least a -3 penalty to anything you try and use with this limb, and will probably be suffering a butt-ton of extra effects. Like Broken, this will not heal by itself.
Lopped Off - It's gone! Holy hell it's gone! You can't do anything that requires this part, and if it's an important part (like, say, your head) you are now dead. Worse still this cannot be healed by mundane means, and will require at least an Incredible success to fix!
There are also a number of status effects which may vary from time to time, i'll explain each effect when it turns up.

2a.
Combat works in the following way.
Roll a dice to see if you hit your target
(optional), If your enemy is able to dodge, roll to see if he dodges/blocks your attack.
Roll a dice to see if it will critically hit.

Swinging a sword is one thing, but hitting something with that swinging sword is another. To see if you hit something you need to look at this chart. For melee it’s called to hit and for ranged it’s called accuracy.

To hit/Accuracy table:
(1)Miss: You completely missed your target.
(2)Block : The enemy blocked your hit.
(3)Glancing Hit : You barely hit your target, but the damage is lessened, 0.8x damage applies.
(4)Successful hit: Regular hit, normal damage applies.
(5)Crushing Hit: You strike a weak spot, 1.2x damage applies.
(6)Epic Hit : You perfectly strike your opponent, you get to roll on the critical hit chart. If you succeed you do 2x damage, if not you do 1.4x damage.

The damage applied takes your weapons damage and amplifies it by whatever your rolled.

2b. Fortunately you don't have to get stabbed but unfortunately neither does your opponent since both of you can attempt to dodge or even parry. Dodging is simple, you either dodge, parry or you don’t dodge. You can dodge into something unfortunate, but I will assume that you will always dodge towards the least dangerous way.

(1) No dodge: You failed to dodge.
(2) No dodge: You failed to dodge.
(3) No dodge: You failed to dodge.
(4) Dodge: You dodged the attack:
(5)Dodge: You dodged the attack.
(6)Parry: You parried the attack and counterattacked.

Parrying an attack invokes an additional attack which cannot be dodged or blocked by mundane means since the target failed that part already. Successful hits cancel whatever the target wanted to do after trying to hit you.

Also when your opponent rolls a 1 or 2 on the to hit table, and you roll a 4 or higher on the dodge/block roll, you get off a free parry.

Successful parries give you +3 to the damage done.

2c. You epic hit your target, he failed to dodge, can it get any better? Hell yeah it can, critical hits! Now you can utterly kill your target instead of ‘simply’ killing. Like dodging, you either critically hit or you don’t. Since it drastically increases your damage, they won’t be easy to get.

Before you look at the chart do any of these 2 situations apply to you?
Did you roll a 6 and the attacker a 1? Your attack automatically critically hits.
Did you roll a 1 and the attacker a 6? The attacker's parries and critically hits you.

If neither of these situations apply look at the chart below.

(1) No critical hit.
(2) Critical hit.
(3) No critical hit.
(4) No critical hit.
(5) No critical hit.
(6) Critical hit.
(7) No critical hit.
( No critical hit.
(9) No critical hit.
(10)Critical hit.
(11) No critical hit.
(12) No critical hit.


Critical hits increase the damage done from 2a by 2x instead of 1.4x. Some weapons, passives or perks can increase this to higher values.

If you have a to critical modifier, like +1 to critical hits, and you roll a 3 then it will not increase to 4 where you don’t get a critical hit.

2d.Charges: When you surprise the opponent and charge him, you will get the first hit and a +1 to your to-hit

1 shot, 1 kill: When you successfully sneak up on someone and either shoot or stab him you immediately get to roll on the critical hit chart!

Spoiler: RTD specific mechanics (click to show/hide)

Armor & slots explained
Besides your fleshy human structure you will be often shooting at armored vehicles or structures and as a player it would be nice to know the values, terms and other necessities involving armor so you can plan ahead of time.

The armor types
While armor plating differs from each other they all follow the same design or principle.



The drawing should be pretty clear. There are 3 main armor plating groups, A,B and C. A fits twice into B, B fits twice into C. There are groups beyond A but they are rarely used and often terms like 2A or 3C are used instead. 2 A means 2 x Type A plating,etc.

Why 3C and not just make a D class? Like i previously stated there are higher armor classes but they are used for extraordinary things like starships,buildings,etc. So not something that you really need know. The construction method is also important, They cannot simply add one gaint slab of armor to whatever thing they are making, it might hinder movement, weaker structure, thin layers in between plating. Lots of reasons why it wouldn’t be efficient for some structures and would be for others.

Armor Values
I cannot write out the exact values that armors have because it depends on what you are being bombarded with and what gun your opponent is using. I can say that it’s like rock-paper-scissors. You got ammo types like light,medium,heavy and beyond.

Light Ammo beats no armor and light armor
Medium Ammo beats medium armor and below
Heavy Ammo beats heavy armor and below
etc.

Then there are ammo variations, since the bullets can be made out of different materials or have a different structure. So hollow point medium ammo is highly effective against medium sized organics and below and still beats light armor, but it cannot penetrate medium armor as it normally would.

Modules
MHE will have an module based system as a means of customization.
Basically you get a suit/armor with the utmost basic system required for it to function and the starting gear, in the suit will be module slots which you can customize depending on the slot available.

There will be 2 kinds of module slots:
Hardware: Each armor has a set amount of hardware points which enable you to install additional functions like:
- Additional Armor Plating
- Targeting System
- Jet thrusters
- etc.

Software: They improve existing hardware modules.
For example
The additional plating hardware module C is connected with one hardware point B
The regenerative armor hardware module B is connected with Software Point A
You can augment C by uploading software into A which aids B.

So you upload the the following software:
Nanite Armor intensifiers
This software is made for the Regenerative armor module.
If you add it, it will boost the intensity and thus the strength of the armor it’s repairing. You can also add the software to the Regenerative armor without having the armor plating module, though there will be no effect as there is no armor to strengthen.


The Suits
‘Naked combat’ or fighting without a suit is a thing of the past. Adopted a long time ago were battle suits which vastly improve your combat capabilities and provide you with an array of new ones. These suits come in many variations,names and sizes. I will not name all of them but the general model they follow.


Picture is not mine.
No armor - Civilian - Light - Medium, heavy not shown.

Suits come in 4 main variations and many other types.

• Civilian

The most basic and bare bones of all the suit models. Used for industrial purposes only and all civilian suits have A- armor.

• Light

The lightest of all suits. Used for lightweight suits which require mobility over protection, most common suit in the military. Often have A level plating.

• Medium

The middleground between suits. Sport decent mobility and protection capabilities over its lighter variations. Often have B level plating.

• Heavy

The heaviest of the suits. Have little to no mobility but instead have the heaviest armor. Used as frontline tanks to plow through the battlefield or as semi-mobile artillery. Often have C level plating.
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Any suits beyond this point are not really considered suits anymore but armored vehicles.

[Mr.Zero]

Lore Information

World Information

Spoiler: Atlas (click to show/hide)

The 1st XL-class Terran type planet discovered by humans that holds alien life. The planet orbits an orange giant star just in the goldilock zone for life to happen. The planet is relatively old so initial research has concluded that it has been formed shortly after the star itself.

The planet is 12x times as big as earth and has 14 moons with 3 of them earth sized and the rest being of varying sizes between the Earth moon and Earth. Some of the moons inhabit signs of life as well. Atlas inhibits many different climates some not yet discovered with hundreds of millions of alien species and plants living there.

Corporation Information

Spoiler: Triton Industries (click to show/hide)

Bestiary

Nothing discovered yet

World lore

Spoiler: The growing earth (click to show/hide)

In the distant past, when space travel was only limited to manned missions to our solar system, problems were already on the rise for humanity. Conflict back didn't revolve too much around resources but more about displays of power, religious fanaticism and internal disputes between the leaders of then. Besides needlessly waging war between ourselves, we also waged war against our own earth, in a manner of speaking. We sculpted it's lands so that we could live on it, we exploited it's earths so that we could benefit from it, we polluted it's water and air for our advancements, we killed it's inhabitants so that we could claim what once was theirs, ours. We did this for countless of years, and in return, suffered the consequences. Great floods swept over now gone lands, extreme droughts laid waste to eco systems once teeming with life and we poisoned our very own waters and air.

The ever increasing negligence led to smalltime conflicts. Small countries in extreme area's waged war for whatever good lands there are left, the bigger countries could get away with it albeit not for too long. Tensions were increasing as people protested to mend these problems, and smalltime conflict became more widespread. Small conflict turned into large conflict and at the brink of war, when the bubble of war was nearly ready to burst, a technological revolution was made.

Rise of the corporations
cont.

[Mr.Zero]

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[Mr.Zero]

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[Salsacookies]

I'm interested.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Name:
Gender:
Age:
Notable Characteristics:
Class:
Starting Suit: 
Starting Stats:
Starting Skills: Pick 2 novice skills and 2 competent.
Bio:

[Aigre Excalibur]

PTW

What kind of weapons will you have?

[Pencil_Art]

I'm interested.

[Hawk132]

I'm interested as well, although I'm not sure if my backstory-crafting skills will be satisfactory to you.

[Nakéen]

Spoiler: Veliane Mirelante (click to show/hide)

Name: Veliane Mirelante
Codename: The Ebon Comet
Gender: F
Age: 57

Notable Characteristics:
-She has short wavy black hair tied in the back during service
-Brown eyes
Hidden characteristics :
-Her body is battle scared after many missions
-She wears a pendant with a beautiful cyan gem

Class: Shocktrooper

Starting Suit:  Wraith

Starting Stats: (45)
Strength : 12 (9)
Dexterity : 10 (7)
Intelligence : 8 (5)
Constitution : 13 (10)
Perception : 10 (7)
Charisma : 10 (7)

Starting Skills:
Novice Scout
Novice Firearm/Weapon User (Suit and human-sized weapons alike)
Competent Suit Pilot
Competent Melee Specialist

Bio:
Veliane Mirelante was born on the peaceful and prosperous planet of Vanguard, formerly known as Gliese 832 c. She belonged to the 3rd generation of colonist and to the 1st generation of Vanguard-born. She led a tranquil life for the majority of her years, working as a security agent for Armon's Aegis, a private security company operating in her hometown.

When she was around 30 years old, an important economical crisis befell on the whole Gliese 832 system. With the development of new space-faring technologies and the discovery of more resource-rich and habitable worlds, the colonization era reached its peak. This was bad news for the Gliese system, which was one of the few first system colonized during the great expansion. But it shouldn't have sent the whole system in total misery, as the main companies responsible for the economy of the system still had the means to make the system prosper.

But in a cruel show of greed, all major company retracted their support for the Gliese 832 system and redirected their resources toward the new worlds. It took less than a year for the once prosperous planet to plunge into the depth of poverty and misery, reminiscent of the 1st Mars Crisis of XXXX. Armon's Aegis went bankrupt along many other companies, and Veliane left the system. From her home planet, she only kept some souvenirs, including a pendant encrusted with a Vanguard-native gem. She also always kept a huge grudge toward the companies involved since that day, especially toward Starfront Corp, who retracted first and convinced most big companies to follow suit.

Using her past as a security agent, she went off to live a life of mercenary with many past coworkers and friends. They formed the renowned Vanguard Brigade, as a hommage for their ruined homeplanet. Contracting for private clients, sometime for the military, she traveled far and wide across the stars, even having the occasion to visit the famous planet Earth. Despite being in a mercenary group, she worked generally alone, taking care of most solo missions. But she never shunned teaming up with her friends and coworkers when the times called for it. They had the habit to reunite regularly, generally after long and exhausting missions, at the Mourning Wood, a bar run by a fellow Vanguardian.

Her mercenary codename is the Ebon Comet. She named herself like this as a joke with her best friend, Kimberly, whose mercenary codename was the Ivory Sun. She teamed up with her the most out of every other mercenaries, especially on tough missions. They held a friendly rivalry during work, but were inseparable friends out of it.

Then when news of the discovery of the 1st XL-Terran type planet holding alien life spread across the networks, Veliane and her friends jumped on the occasion. With promises of riches and glory, she headed toward Atlas. Deep inside her heart, she hoped to pay back the companies involved for the Vanguard tragedy.

Is that okay or should I expand the backstory ?

[Hawk132]

Nakeen, there might be a slight problem with your sheet.

Mankind has recently reached out for the stars and begun their expansion into the vast universe.

If Veliane was born on a colony, it doesn't make much sense that she's 57.

[Nakéen]

Nakeen, there might be a slight problem with your sheet.

Mankind has recently reached out for the stars and begun their expansion into the vast universe.

If Veliane was born on a colony, it doesn't make much sense that she's 57.

Oh right. I totally misread that thanks ! I was totally believing worlds were already fully colonized. I will leave the birthplace blank for now, and will change it depending on humanity's state of expansion.

edit: sheet temporarily changed, don't take the placeholder changes seriously

[Hawk132]

Spoiler: Reynard Durant (click to show/hide)

Name: Reynard Durant
Callsign: Crimson Lightning
Gender: M
Age: 48

Notable Characteristics:
- He has his black hair short and grows a goatee.
- Grey eyes.
- His suits are dark red, almost black and bear a stylized, bright red lightning bolt painted onto the right arm.
- Right arm has been replaced by a bionic equivalent due to an injury sustained during a combat op.
- Many scars cover his body.

Class: Shocktrooper

Starting Suit: Eidolon-A

Starting Stats:
Strength : 12
Dexterity : 15
Intelligence : 6
Constitution : 12
Perception : 15
Charisma : 3

Starting Skills:
Novice Tracker
Novice Melee Combatant
Competent Suit Pilot
Competent Firearm User

Bio: Reynard was born in one of the less safe cities of the USA. Law enforcement was powerless as crime ran rampant. It took a mere 12 years of his life for an armed group of burglars to claim the lives of his parents. He barely managed to hide himself from his family's killers. Newly orphaned and without any relatives to take him into their care, he turned to crime himself for the sake of survival.

As time passed, the crimes he committed increased in severity. Shoplifting evolved into stealing, which evolved into mugging and so on. Soon, Reynard found himself a member of one of the many gangs in the area. By some cruel twist of fate, its leader was the one who ended his parents. Unable to exact his revenge for fear of his own life, he spent a few years wreaking havoc on the city alongside his nemesis.

More time passed. He amassed enough funds to leave to a better place. Thanks to a great deal of luck, he was never caught nor identified by the police. He realized that his life cannot go on like this. Seizing the opportunity, he finally put a bullet inside the head of the man he hated and left his hometown for greener pastures. He joined the army, hoping that it would help him forget about the atrocities he committed on the innocent, whether by simply forgetting or by meeting oblivion.

Even more time passed. Life as a soldier was surprisingly comfortable and all his combat deployments unusually smooth. He figured that a life filled with violence does make one a good killing machine. He moved up the ranks, gained command of a squad of his own. A routine peacekeeping deployment in Africa didn't sound that dangerous. It was. Some kind of prototype weapon or suit wiped out his entire team. Once again, Reynard's luck saved him. Whatever weapon vaporized all his comrades, it only took his right arm. Although his arm was generously replaced, he was discharged from the army for reasons unknown.

In the present, Reynard Durant has made a name for himself as a freelance mercenary. His speed and agility during battle, along with his red suit gave him the nickname he later took up as his callsign. Hearing of Atlas and its dangers, he joined a group of mercenaries heading there.

[Twinwolf]

PTW, will finish the sheet later.

How many players?

Spoiler: Character (click to show/hide)

Name: Mari Bryan
Codename: Doc
Gender: Female
Age: 27
Notable Characteristics:
Mari is a woman of average height, with long shoulder-length green hair (dyed. The natural color is black.) She is very pale, having rarely seen the sun where she was born.
Class: Combat Medic
Starting Suit:  Eidolon-A
Starting Stats:
   •Strength: 8
   •Dexterity: 12
   •Intelligence: 13
   •Constitution: 10
   •Perception: 12
   •Charisma: 8

Starting Skills: Pick 2 novice skills and 2 competent.
Competent Medic, Competent Gunner, Novice Pilot, Novice Suit Repairwoman
Bio: Mari's reasons for working aren't so elaborate as running from a corporation, or adventure, or whatever else people come to the planet for. She just wants money. Her family is dirt poor, practically slaves working in factories whenever they're not sleeping. And yet they paid for her education. She didn't have to work in the factory. Thing is, they could just barely pay for her education; they couldn't pay for her license as a doctor or a mechanic or anything like that. This was her only option that wouldn't leave her in the factories for the rest of her life. But no, she's not going to settle for enough money to make her own livelihood. She is going to give her family a life too. She has already negotiated her contract so that they receive money proportional to her own payment. They didn't have many individuals with medical experience applying for such a dangerous job, you see.
She went through basic training before joining, of course. Medic or not, they'd not hire her if she couldn't defend herself. She found herself to actually be a better shot then most of the trainees, at least with suit-level weaponry.

[Nakéen]

-snip-

My turn to point something out !
You didn't post your attributes

[Hawk132]

That's because I accidentally deleted my WIP sheet when I wanted to point out the thing in your sheet. ;p

I'll be fixing it in a second.