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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | As an [[OmniSent]] agent, he was skilled and dangerous, and one of the first men Dain recruited to join [[Ticondera]]’s covert ops agency, [[the Collective]]. Upon entering the Collective, he was selected for the experimental Superagent program, which went far beyond the metabolic enhancements used on the “killer guerillas” of Ticondera’s army. The program had a high casualty rate, but Ash was counted among the survivors, and clearly among the elite. Ash’s abilities (superhuman strength, quickness, and endurance; enhanced skin and bone density and lung capacity) have made him a force to be reckoned with, and his fondness for explosives further adds to his reputation for destruction. Ash and his fellow Superagents form a division of the Collective known as [[the Cadre]], special missions operatives with incredible combat skills. | + | As an [[OmniSent]] agent, he was skilled and dangerous, and one of the first men Dain recruited to join [[Ticondera]]’s covert ops agency, [[the Collective]]. Upon entering the Collective, he was selected for the experimental [[Superagent]] program, which went far beyond the metabolic enhancements used on the “killer guerillas” of Ticondera’s army. The program had a high casualty rate, but Ash was counted among the survivors, and clearly among the elite. Ash’s abilities (superhuman strength, quickness, and endurance; enhanced skin and bone density and lung capacity) have made him a force to be reckoned with, and his fondness for explosives further adds to his reputation for destruction. Ash and his fellow Superagents form a division of the Collective known as [[the Cadre]], special missions operatives with incredible combat skills. Ash and four other Cadre agents travelled to [[North Viper]] to assassinate [[Gail Courtry]], but the Grey Man apparently beat them to it. |
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| + | ''He’d never held much respect for gods, even before the advent of communism. Gods were bosses who never paid in cash; only in vague suggestions of future salvation and spurious claims of responsibility for the outcomes of fortune. Anyone who propped themselves up on religion was leaning on the shoulders of ghosts and vapors.'' | ||
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Revision as of 19:57, 12 September 2006
| Biological | |
| Full name: | John Preston |
|---|---|
| Born: | December 1, 10 WR |
| Birthplace: | South Viper, Ticondera |
| Sex: | Male |
| Race: | Human |
| Hair: | Black |
| Eyes: | Grey |
| Height: | 6'0" |
| Weight: | 268 lbs. |
| Personal | |
| Marital Status: | Single |
| Family/Relationships: | {{{family}}} |
| Religion: | Atheist |
| Title: | Superagent |
| Nicknames: | Ash |
| Hobbies: | Top quality Ticonderan liquors, explosives design, blues music |
| Known skills: | |
| Favorite color: | Grey |
| Inspiration: | Dain Kordridge, Surlent Trakad |
| Motto: | "No one is innocent." |
History
As an OmniSent agent, he was skilled and dangerous, and one of the first men Dain recruited to join Ticondera’s covert ops agency, the Collective. Upon entering the Collective, he was selected for the experimental Superagent program, which went far beyond the metabolic enhancements used on the “killer guerillas” of Ticondera’s army. The program had a high casualty rate, but Ash was counted among the survivors, and clearly among the elite. Ash’s abilities (superhuman strength, quickness, and endurance; enhanced skin and bone density and lung capacity) have made him a force to be reckoned with, and his fondness for explosives further adds to his reputation for destruction. Ash and his fellow Superagents form a division of the Collective known as the Cadre, special missions operatives with incredible combat skills. Ash and four other Cadre agents travelled to North Viper to assassinate Gail Courtry, but the Grey Man apparently beat them to it.
He’d never held much respect for gods, even before the advent of communism. Gods were bosses who never paid in cash; only in vague suggestions of future salvation and spurious claims of responsibility for the outcomes of fortune. Anyone who propped themselves up on religion was leaning on the shoulders of ghosts and vapors.
