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Svet the hairdresser
(Grim Dawn sample character)
A fleshed out example Player Character from the Grim Dawn video game, using a big shotgun and a fiery circle of power.
Can be useful in quite a few steampunk and/or post-apocalyptic contexts. Or if you need a haircut.
Mardirossian, the Devil’s Executioner
(Grim Dawn) (Part #1 - Setting)
The first part of an extensive sample character profile in the world of the Grim Dawn post-apocalyptic, steampunk action-adventure computer RPG.
This part is chiefly about the world - technology, types of magic, atmosphere, known history, the recent zombie apocalypse, etc.
Ksenia Venom
A sample character from the Torchlight II video game, using a magical glaive throwing weapon and other strange techniques.
As of July, 2017 this profile has been overhauled and received tail-wagging M&M stats that love to play fetch. Though it's another example of an entry where large chunks of the overhaul took place months ago but heh, now it's finalised.
Claret Spencer
(Skyborn video game)
A gifted mechanic, a competent gunfighter, a brazen pilot, and not exactly conflict-avoidant.
Claret Spencer is the heroine of a small computer RPG called Skyborn, and a good steampunk/fantasy heroine.
Skyborn companions
The companions in the small Skyborn video game.
Hunted healer mage, would-be swashbuckling fencer, lonely mutant girl, regal winged warrior-mage.
Not the most powerful adventuring party ever, but they get things done.
Final Fantasy X primer
To understand the FFX profiles if you don't know about the game.
A primer about the setting and system in the Final Fantasy X game. Primarily intended for pen-and-paper role-players reading our FFX character profiles.
The Amazing and Stunning Shivangi and her Faithful Companion the Cunning Subarna
A creatively fleshed-out example of a Vanquisher character in the first Torchlight video game. She's an itinerant carnie and sharpshooter with a pet lynx, and both have magical powers.
Frankenstein’s Monster
(Mary Shelley's original)
So that's the original version, from Mary Shelley's original novel (well, the second edition).
Nikola Tesla
(Five Fists of Science version)
This covers the real world Nikola Tesla, but as a launch pad to write up the fictional, steampunk Five Fists of Science comic book version.
Henry Jekyll and Edward Hyde
(League of Extraordinary Gentlemen version)
The version of Jekyll & Hyde that appears in Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's fantastic League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
Invisible Man
(Hawley Griffin) (League of Extraordinary Gentlemen)
Alan Moore's League of Extraordinary Gentlemen version of H.G. Wells' creation.