Character Sheet for John Pill
Character Description
A skilled user of Uprock they use their arms and chest a lot in their move set. Legs are used to keep rhythm and occasional drops are used to stun enemies.
Background/History
A medical supplier for the corrupted government he loved practicing Uprock in his spare time despite it being illegal. John felt that freedom of expression was the way to inner peace. He would have kept doing it except for the fact he got caught. However he managed to use his skills to escape capture and went into hiding. Whilst hiding out under a dilapidated bridge he came across Floor Bear who was providing physiotherapy treatment to the vagrants there. After Bear gave Indie a place to stay Indie learned of Bear's Sweep skills and partially convinced him to join Indie in overthrowing the corrupt power. Bear suggested someone he knew who could help though he was skeptical that anything could be done. However after meeting Jim Shu they both felt a lot more confident with their plan. Jim proposed they break the infamous Rigger Stalls out of prison to help in their cause and together they united to do so. Stalls told them of an ancient language of free speech they could transmit through the medium of dancing and after breaking into a heavily guarded abandoned mine they used the knowledge they found to unite the people and build an army to overthrow the corrupted government.
World/Setting
set in the 1980's in a fantasy version of the USA, a corrupted government has taken over the people and stifled their freedoms. In the midst of this a small group of people seek to unite the people against their corrupt overlords using a forgotten language of freedom they express through the medium of dance.
Body
brown skin, graying black hair with an upturned fringe over one eye and dark grey eyes.
Clothing
green orderly shirt and trousers, white sneaks in blue sanitary bags and blue medical gloves.
Accessories
his special weapon is a word serum he hides inside pill tablets. when the tablet is thrown it explodes on contact spreading the word and freeing people's minds.
