Magna
Character is copyright 2025 Barry Reese

Prowess 5
Coordination 4
Strength 6
Intellect 5
Awareness 6
Willpower 4

Stamina 10

Powers
*Damage Resistance 2
*Detection – Flaws 7 Magna may make a check vs. a difficulty number set by the GM. On a success, she may apply one of the following to her next round’s action:

• Ignore 2 points of Damage Resistance
• Force a Retest from a target she strikes
• Deal a Major Success with a Moderate success if the flaw is catastrophic (GM discretion)
• Assist an ally’s attack with a +2 bonus if she relays the flaw
• Against inanimate objects, she may reduce the effective Material Strength by 2 ranks.

Limits: Doesn’t work on beings with no structure to exploit (pure energy, some mystics). Also requires close proximity or line of sight.

Specialties
Investigation (Expert +2 bonus), Martial Arts (Expert +2 bonus), Stealth

Qualities
*Everything-and everyone-has a flaw
*Extremely Competitive
*Loyal to her adoptive fathers

Background:

How Magna ended up in the area known as the Eternal Expanse is unknown. What is known is that she was orphaned at an early age and raised by a robot. Growing increasingly protective of the young girl, the robot performed certain experiments upon her, toughening her exterior body and teaching her how to locate faults in people and objects. By the time she was in her early teens, the robot’s central power battery went into decline and it realized that it would soon deactivate. The robot decided to track down Chaska and Ogun, two legendary rebels that fought against the evil Matriarch. The robot asked the two men to take care of Magna and, after much discussion, they agreed. Over time, they grew to love Magna like a daughter and she became an integral part in their plan to overthrow the Matriarch. Magna was invited to join the Dark Society after Matriarch was defeated but she elected to remain in the Expanse with her adoptive parents.