Samuel Hackett

Lieutenant Samuel Hackett is a military man who was tapped for experimental research.

Overview

Not particularly high-ranking, Hackett was chosen for a project on infantry improvement before he could make much of a name for himself. This project was left in the hands of a civilian corporation that performed a variety of medical exams on him and "trained" him — something which involved hooking him up to a machine; he blacked out during those periods, waking with the taste of blood in his mouth.

The training turned Hackett's body into a weapon. Without conscious input, his body was now capable of carrying out missions alone that ordinarily would require fifteen men. Afraid of what he had become, the soldier fled the military and is now on the run.

He tries his best to help people where he goes, for he is not a violent man at heart and truly wishes to do good in the world; however, at times, he loses control over his body and inevitably hurts someone.

The Treatment

The truth of his treatment was that the corporation was a front for the God-Machine's cultists. The Machine is capable of controlling him now. What's more, even his decision to flee was not his own; the Machine wanted him free for its own purposes.

Character Sheet

Virtue: Humble
Vice: Violent
Mental Attributes: Intelligence 2, Wits 3, Resolve 2
Physical Attributes: Strength 5, Dexterity 4, Stamina 5
Social Attributes: Presence 3, Manipulation 3, Composure 4
Mental Skills: Academics 2, Medicine (Combat Medic) 2, Politics 1
Physical Skills: Athletics 4*, Brawl 4, Firearms (Automatic Weapons) 5*, Weaponry 3
Social Skills: Empathy 3, Intimidation (Brutal) 4*, Subterfuge 2
*Asset Skills for Professional Training
Merits: Close Quarters Combat 3, Contacts (Military, Black Market), Fast Reflexes 2, Firefight 3, Parkour 4, Marksmanship 3, Professional Training 5, Quick Draw (Gun)
Health: 10
Willpower: 6
Integrity: 5
Size: 5
Speed: 14
Defense: 7
Initiative: 10
Armor: Bulletproof vest 1/3

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