by Matthew Weaver-Uzelac
Mental
Cognition 2d6
Knowledge 4d10
Academia: History: 5d10
Trade: Gunsmithing: 5d10
Mien 2d6
Smarts 3d6
Bluff 4d6
Spirit 3d8
Corporeal
Deftness 2d6
Shootin': Muzzleloader: 4d6
Speed Load: Muzzleloader: 3d6
Nimbleness 2d12
Fightin': Rifle: 4d12
Strength 4d6
Quickness 1d8
Vigor 2d10
Wind: 18
Pace: 12
Size 6
Edges:
None
Bad Eyes -3
Gear: Civil War era uniform, Springfield Muzzle loader, caps, ball, and powder (for 50 shots), bed roll, spectacles
Personality: We once had an Officer who had us load 185 grain powder into our muskets for "effect." He dang near cracked our stocks on it, and that would have been a shame. This here is a beautiful reproduction piece, and I carved the stock myself. And besides, we've used the puppies a lot in the past couple of years.
How'd we get together? Well, there were a bunch of us on bivouac near the site of the Second battle of Twin Pines. When the bombs fell we were too far to even see the blast. We decided to head home, but the cars wouldn't start. We ended up doing an oldtime forced march to the nearest town. When we got there we found a bunch of Prisoners from the local Penitentiary tearing up the town. They had Cop submachine guns and shotguns, but then our old Colonel, well, he orders us into a Skirmish line. We fixed bayonets and let loose with a volley or two. That sure made them run.
Quote: "CHARGE!"