Silent Hill Suppliment - MrGone's Character Sheets

slightest at dragging their darkest secrets into the
light. Long-protected affairs, murders, and even
debased sexual fantasies are all fair game.
Therapy session -- Dr. Abernathy is able to
draw characters into a small room, one that perfectly
resembles a therapy room. Whether or not the place
is real is beside the point, as, here, Dr. Abernathy
will speak with a character one on one, usually
talking about whatever flaws or sins are appropriate.
Once he has said what he wants for the time being,
then the character finds himself back where he was
when the doctor summoned him.
Reveal true nature -- When Dr. Abernathy
shows what he truly is, tentacles erupt from his
torso, ready to be used as weapons. When he
undergoes this transformation, Dr. Abernathy can
use his tentacles like they were fists, and use brawl
attacks against characters that are within 5 meters of
him. These tentacles also serve perfectly well as
grappling tools, and even provide him with a +2
bonus on grappling rolls. Also, when Dr. Abernathy
spends a Willpower point, he can make two attacks
for the next turn, his tentacles writhing in fury.
Pyramid Head
Quote: "*grind...grind*"
Variant: Any
Background: Pyramid Head is an inhuman,
implacable foe, one which will hunt a specific traveler
with relentlessly. Pyramid Head's basically resembles
those mysterious executioners during the Civil War camp
days of the town, replete with the stained apron and large,
pyramid-shaped hood. While it is more human-seeming
than other monsters in the town, it cannot be reasoned
with, and it fulfills its tasks with grim determination.
Pyramid Head typically utilizes its considerable
presence to intimidate its targets. If threatening does not
dissuade the traveler, then the monster will move on to
attacking those people and things that the traveler holds
dear. When it finally comes time, the monster does not
hesitate to confront its target physically, which typically
ends in the death of the victim.
Description: Pyramid Head looks like the old
executioners of Civil War times, a spindly man under a
long, dark, pyramidal hood. These thin limbs possess an
inhuman strength, and the hood stops bullets as though it
were composed of armor plating.
Pyramid Head also travels with one of two
weapons. The first, and more seldom seen, is the short
spear, an alabaster rod with a long blade at its tip. More
common is the Great Knife, a blade seven feet long,
carried waist height by the Guardian who is a full foot
shorter than his blade. The exact weight of the weapon is
unknown, but it most be heavy in order to give the
Pyramid Head as much trouble as it does.
Storytelling Hints: Pyramid Head is most like a
force of nature, and its coming and going is enigmatic.
Eventually, though, the characters will have to face
Pyramid Head in a fight to the death. This is achieved by
filling the Pyramid Head's health boxes with damage of
any sort. When the damage boxes are filled, the Pyramid
Head turns its own weapon on itself, committing suicide.
Mental Attributes: Intelligence 2, Wits 4, Resolve
4
Physical Attributes:Strength 6, Dexterity 2,
Stamina 5
Social Attributes: Presence 1, Manipulation 1,
Composure 5
Mental Skills:
Physical Skills: Weaponry (Great Knife, Spear) 4
Social Skills:
Merits: Bound To The Town 4
Willpower: 10
Virtue: Fortitude
Vice: Wrath
Initiative: 7
Defense: 2
Speed: 13 (10, if carrying Great Knife)
Health: 13
Static rating: 4
Weapons:
--Great Knife, +5/L, Range: Melee, Dice Pool: 15,
swing takes two turns, due to intense weight
--Spear, +3/L, Range: Melee, Dice Pool: 12,
Defense +1
Fashioning Guardians
There are a number of approaches that Storytellers
can use to make their Guardians.
First, he can just use the monster making toolkit
encountered earlier in this chapter. These are monsters
that are exalted to the position of Guardian, much as the
Pyramid Head was.
Second, he can use actual characters. In the
beginning, just fashion a character just as you would
normally, applying whatever templates you wish (if any).
Make sure that these people have some sort of flaw or
dark quality, such as overwhelming greed or a strong
thirst for blood.
Once normal character creation is complete, then
determine the circumstances under which the character
became bound to Silent Hill, then add the effects of the
Bound to the Town rating, which is always rated at 4 for
Guardians. In addition to all the benefits that merit
provides, add a number of supernatural powers to the
character, even over and above any other powers that
they might possess. These powers can be practically
anything, but they should suit both the character and the
level of challenge the player group needs.
In the Guardians presented in this chapter, Eddie's