Here's my next submission. This one is a bit tongue-in-cheek.

Waja

Edit: Updated link due to new file-hosting site

As always Nestor you've done a very nice character there

Jamat

Hullo, Nestor,



Nice job on Waja, and I rather like the tongue-in-cheek feel that you gave this one. I can see a lot of characters like this in the game, although I wouldn't say that I want to see that many of them of course, but sometimes it just happens. I have a couple of DESOLATION characters that I've done up, but... (I just wish I could do the PDF thing on the new laptop under Ubuntu, but I still haven't found a PDF maker...and I really want to do the characters up on the paper like you're doing, but these things take time.)

Good job, mate!

Hi Nestor,

Great example of how a mongrel's Before skills can come in very handy in the After. Would a player get a Style point for speaking in third-person for a gaming session?

Absolutely. Especially if done with a Peter Lorre voice.

I find it amusing no one's picked up the in-joke yet.

That Waja is a Jawa? It is funny that we didn't see that immediately. It's still early in the morning, that's my excuse

Hullo, Nestor,



You mean the fact that Waja is a Jawa? Kind of obvious from the name of the character, I thought, but my brain hasn't been functioning on any cylinders since I returned from GenCon.

Okay, I was worried I was being too subtle about it.

I'm figuring Waja works best as a NPC, someone the heroes could encounter and have to deal with during an adventure ("Oh? This yours? Waja just find it!"), or even the McGuffin for an adventure all by himself (the heroes are tasked with recovering an important artifact that's gone missing, and a small mongrel was last seen in its vicinity).

And to keep with the naming standard, I suppose his full name should be Waja of Eoliane.

Hullo, Nestor,



Subtle? I don't think it was all that subtle!



I kind of like this as the basis for a scenario of some sort. Waja allows the GM to inject some humour into the story, and there could be more serious elements going on around the characters that they would have to deal with as well. Great idea, Nestor!



Sounds good to me.