Actor: Stuart Townsend DOB: 10/8/1960
Critter Type: Immortal
Motivation: Corrupt the young aristocracy
Life Points: 96
Drama Points: 10
Attributes
Strength 6
Dexterity 6
Constitution 8
Intelligence 5
Perception 5
Willpower 5
Dexterity 6
Constitution 8
Intelligence 5
Perception 5
Willpower 5
Qualities
Age 3
Attractive +3
Fast Reaction Time (2)
Hard to Kill 10
Immortal (0)
Invulnerability
Nerves of Steel (3)
Regeneration (Constitution Life Points per Minute) (3)
Resources (Wealthy) (6)
Situational Awareness (2)
Unique Kill (Destruction of His Painting) (5)
Attractive +3
Fast Reaction Time (2)
Hard to Kill 10
Immortal (0)
Invulnerability
Nerves of Steel (3)
Regeneration (Constitution Life Points per Minute) (3)
Resources (Wealthy) (6)
Situational Awareness (2)
Unique Kill (Destruction of His Painting) (5)
Drawbacks
Covetous (Greedy) (Mild) (1)
Covetous (Lecherous) (Mild) (1)
Mental Problems (Cruelty) (Severe) (2)
Obsession (Keep His Portrait Safe) (2)
Reckless (2)
Showoff (2)
Covetous (Lecherous) (Mild) (1)
Mental Problems (Cruelty) (Severe) (2)
Obsession (Keep His Portrait Safe) (2)
Reckless (2)
Showoff (2)
Skills
Background on Dorian Gray
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Acrobatics: 9
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Knowledge: 5
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Art: 2
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Kung Fu: 9
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Computers: 0
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Languages: 3
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Crime: 5
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Mr. Fix-It: 1
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Doctor: 2
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Notice: 5
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Driving: 1
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Occultism: 3
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Getting Medieval: 8
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Science: 1
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Gun Fu: 1
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Sports: 0
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Influence: 6
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Wild Card: 0
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| Maneuvers | Bonus | Base Damage | Notes |
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Catch Weapon |
10 |
None |
Ranged Defense Action |
| Disarm | 12 | None | Resisted by Parry |
|
Dodge |
15 |
None |
Defense Action |
| Feint | 14 | None | Adds Success Levels to Next Action; See p110 |
|
Grapple |
17 |
None |
Resisted by Dodge |
|
Jump Kick |
12 |
21 |
Bash |
| Kick | 14 | 14 | Bash |
| Parry | 15 | None | Defense Action |
| Parry Ranged | 13 | None | Defense Action |
|
Punch |
15 |
12 |
Bash |
|
Spin Kick |
13 |
16 |
Bash |
| Sword | 14 | 24 | Slash/stab |
| (Decapitation) | 9 | 24 | x5 Damage |
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Toss |
8 |
6 |
Bash; must Grapple first |
A vain
aristocrat, Dorian Gray had a picture painted of himself when he was in his
prime of his youth. Overwhelmed by the fear of his own mortality, he wished that
the painting would age while he would remain forever young. Through some dark,
occult mechanism, this wish became reality. Somewhere in his vast painting
gallery lies the key to his secret powers.
As an
immortal, Dorian has spent several lifetimes in pursuit of corruption and
perversion. He scours the ranks of England's young aristocracy corrupting and
destroying them. With each New Year, his painting grows older; and with each new
crime, his painting shows a soul in horrific decay. He has been given a chance
to change all that, to atone finally, for such a long stretch of evil. If he can
save the British Empire, perhaps he can save himself as well. But is he up to
the task?
Dorian
Gray cannot be killed. Even rapid fire machine gun bullets wielded by the
cutting-edge army of Fanthom pass through his body without harm. This extreme
physical prowess coupled with a guiltless conscience makes Dorian a devastating
killing machine. And with the knowledge he has accrued throughout his extraordinarily
long life, Dorian is perhaps the most dangerous member of the League.
His only
weakness is to be found in his painting. a veritable road map of his past and
his secret sins, the painting may be the only thing about Dorian that is telling
the truth.
Quote: “If that had been
permanent, I'd have been very upset!”
Roleplaying Dorian Gray
Immortal. Seductive. Dangerous. Dorian Gray is one of the most infamous men of
the 19th century. He made a wish to never
age, to never die... but what was the cost to his soul?
Once a
man, Dorian has grown less and less human with every passing year that has made
him no older. While his painting decays and shows all his crimes and sins,
Dorian remains free, young and alive forever. His power, created only by an idle
wish, binds him to nothing, no science or occult force controls him. He is free
from all humanity, unleashed into the world without morality or fear of any
damnation