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Riot Act – PL 8
Strength 5/2, Stamina 4/1, Agility 1, Dexterity 2, Fighting 7, Intellect 2, Awareness 3, Presence 3
Advantages
Assessment, Benefit, Security Clearance: Police Officer, Chokehold, Contacts, Equipment 8, Improved Aim, Improved Disarm, Improved Initiative, Interpose, Languages 1, Prone Fighting, Quick Draw
Skills
Athletics 4 (+9), Close Combat: Hand-to-Hand 4 (+11), Expertise: Police Officer 6 (+8), Insight 5 (+8), Intimidation 5 (+8), Perception 3 (+6), Persuasion 2 (+5), Ranged Combat: Firearms 1 (+3), Technology 3 (+5)
Powers
Alternate Form (Solid) (Activation: Move Action)
Conductive: Immunity 5 (Damage Effect: Electricity)
Enhanced Trait: Enhanced Trait 6 (Traits: Stamina +3 (+4))
Enhanced Trait: Enhanced Trait 6 (Traits: Strength +3 (+5))
Impervious Defense: Impervious Toughness 5
Protection: Protection 5 (+5 Toughness)
Dazzle: Cumulative Burst Area Affliction 5 (1st degree: Impaired, 2nd degree: Disabled, 3rd degree: Unaware, Resisted by: Fortitude, DC 15; Burst Area: 30 feet radius sphere, DC 15, Cumulative, Increased Range: ranged; Limited: One sense: Sight)
Equipment
Bulletproof Vest, Club, Commlink, Flash Goggles, Handcuffs, Heavy Pistol, Restraints, Stun Ammo, Stun Gun, Tear Gas Grenade
Offense
Initiative +5
Club, +7 (DC 22)
Dazzle: Cumulative Burst Area Affliction 5 (DC Fort 15)
Grab, +7 (DC Spec 15)
Heavy Pistol, +3 (DC 19)
Stun Gun, +7 (DC Fort 15)
Tear Gas Grenade, +2 (DC Dog/Fort 14)
Throw, +2 (DC 20)
Unarmed, +11 (DC 20)
Complications
Motivation: Doing Good: Repaying his mother and the officers who gave him a chance.
Weakness: Vulnerable to Fire.
Languages
Native Language, Spanish
Defense
Dodge 1, Parry 7, Fortitude 4, Toughness 9, Will 4
Power Points
Abilities 42 + Powers 41 + Advantages 19 + Skills 17 (33 ranks) + Defenses 1 = 120
Personal Details
Andrew Rossi was a typical kid from the Jersey Shore, a bit of good and enough bad to make life interesting. He ran with a rough crowd, but it helped that beat cops like Officer Titus White watched out for Andrew, making sure he went to school more often than not and fishing him out from trouble before everything went south. He survived with a healthy respect for the boys in blue, and even though he made life hard for his single mother while growing up, he still made her proud when he graduated from New Jersey City University and enrolled with the NYPD.
Andrew was deep into his six-month training at the New York Police Academy in College Point when the Spring Nor’easter of 2007 hit. As the storm parked off New York and blasted the region, Andrew watched that night as fallen electrical wires from high winds trapped a family inside their car. Without a second thought, he rushed to save them when one of the wires snapped in his direction. It should have killed him, but it was only when he grabbed it out of the air did he realize his body had turned into a chrome-like substance and that he wasn’t hurt by the electricity.
Andrew grabbed the remaining wires and held them as the family escaped, but he fled the scene before police or news crews arrived. He spent the day in hiding, trying to figure out his next steps and trying to revert back to human form. When the latter finally happened, he discovered his eyes would never be the same. They remained silver. It seemed like his Academy days were over. Shattered, he went to speak to his mother, and she convinced him to talk to his trainer.
Fortunately, Andrew’s Training Sergeant volunteered at the War College, and he put Andrew in contact with Tango, the meta in charge. Attending was a must for anyone working at the City, State, or Federal level, and upon completing his War College training, Andrew rejoined the Police Academy with reference letters from his instructors and his training sergeant, although he was pushed harder than ever to ensure his powers didn’t give him an edge. This earned him advanced training and eventually a spot with the NYPD’s Armored Mobile Police and its investigative branch, Amplitude Squad.
Since then, the newly minted “Riot Act” has become the newest poster boy for the NYPD and the War College, which is trying to convince metas that the government doesn’t have a “secret agenda.” It’s a hard sell, but Andrew loves being on the frontline, helping people and fighting rogue metahumans. He can be a little rough around the edges, but he has the respect of his peers.
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