Silent Hill Suppliment - MrGone's Character Sheets
Silent Hill Suppliment - MrGone's Character Sheets
Silent Hill Suppliment - MrGone's Character Sheets
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thing on her mind.<br />
What she doesn't know is that she is very much a<br />
part of <strong>Silent</strong> <strong>Hill</strong>, and it made sure that she came back.<br />
While she was raised by Harry Mason, Alessa Gillespie<br />
lies buried in the depths of Heather's heart and mind.<br />
More and more of Alessa surfaces as she spends her time<br />
in <strong>Silent</strong> <strong>Hill</strong>.<br />
Description: Heather Mason is an attractive<br />
seventeen year old girl. Her hair is short and bleached<br />
blond, and her eyes are dark brown. She also wears a<br />
white, bulky vest, splattered with her father's dried blood.<br />
The pockets hold her maps, flashlight, and the<br />
ammunition for her pistol. She also carries a recently<br />
'liberated' katana with her, which she took from a<br />
collection in a museum that she passed through.<br />
A telling sign of Heather's unnatural heritage is that<br />
she is a natural with all forms of weaponry. While it is<br />
unclear what, exactly, is the source of such expertise, no<br />
'average' teenager should be as skilled as Heather is with<br />
various forms of combat.<br />
Storytelling Hints: Heather, from the moment she<br />
enters <strong>Silent</strong> <strong>Hill</strong>, is driven by vengeance. She want to<br />
make the cult members pay for what they did to her dad.<br />
If she encounters other humans, then she will be<br />
talkative, if guarded. She will decline help offered for her<br />
goals, but if her path coincides with the traveler, she will<br />
tag along.<br />
Mental Attributes: Intelligence 2, Wits 3, Resolve<br />
3<br />
Physical Attributes:Strength 2, Dexterity 4,<br />
Stamina 3<br />
Social Attributes: Presence 2, Manipulation 2,<br />
Composure 3<br />
Mental Skills: Academics 2, Computer 1,<br />
Investigation 1, Medicine 1, Occult (The God Mythos) 2<br />
Physical Skills: Athletics (Running) 2 , Brawl 1,<br />
Firearms 3, Weaponry (Bludgeons) 4<br />
Social Skills: Expression 1, Persuasion 1, Socialize<br />
2<br />
Merits: Resources 2, Quick Draw, Weaponry<br />
Dodge, Fighting Finesse (Katana)<br />
Willpower: 6<br />
Morality: 6<br />
Virtue: Faith<br />
Vice: Wrath<br />
Initiative: 7<br />
Defense: 3<br />
Speed: 11<br />
Health: 8<br />
Weapons:<br />
--Colt M1911A1, +3L, Ranges: 30/60/120,<br />
Capacity: 7+1 rounds. Dice pool: 11<br />
--Katana, +3/L, Range: Melee,<br />
Harry Mason<br />
Quote: "Have you seen my daughter?"<br />
Variant: The God's Descent<br />
Background: Harry Mason was always described<br />
by those who knew him as a dreamer. Born in an<br />
unremarkable town in Maine, he was a consummate<br />
writer, even in his earliest years. While he was growing<br />
up, he was considered a slacker. Going with his talent, he<br />
graduated with a degree in journalism, which he utilized<br />
immediately after finishing school.<br />
Besides starting on his career fairly early, Harry also<br />
married young. He was only twenty two when he met his<br />
wife Rachel, and the courtship was brief. While the<br />
marriage was problem-free overall, the repeatedly failed<br />
in having children. This problem gradually ate at Harry,<br />
so he started working on some grand project to shut out<br />
his nagging unhappiness. It was during this cloister that<br />
he decided to take a vacation, heading to the idyllic<br />
township of <strong>Silent</strong> <strong>Hill</strong>.<br />
Before the pair even reached the town, though, they<br />
came upon an infant, laying bare and alone on the side of<br />
the road. Harry instantly took up the child, adopting it as<br />
his own, and naming it Cheryl. The pair returned to their<br />
home, having never reached <strong>Silent</strong> <strong>Hill</strong>, deciding that the<br />
baby was more important than their vacation.<br />
Several years later, Rachel died, leaving Harry to<br />
raise Cheryl on his own. More and more, though, he kept<br />
dreaming of a fog-shrouded town, the town of <strong>Silent</strong> <strong>Hill</strong>.<br />
It was a compulsion which became harder and harder to<br />
shake, until he could not resist any longer, and set out on<br />
a long, night time drive to the lakeside hamlet.<br />
Just outside <strong>Silent</strong> <strong>Hill</strong>'s city limits, Harry swerved<br />
to avoid hitting a pedestrian in the road, and woke up in<br />
the abandoned streets of <strong>Silent</strong> <strong>Hill</strong>. Alone.<br />
Harry's sole endeavor, now, is to find Cheryl. He<br />
finds glimpses of her, or evidence of things she's left, but<br />
he always seems to be one step behind her. So he heads,<br />
determined almost to the point of foolishness, into the<br />
heart of <strong>Silent</strong> <strong>Hill</strong>'s darkness.<br />
Description: Harry Mason is a man in his early<br />
thirties, dark and weary looking. He hasn't slept well in<br />
recent weeks, and looks to need rest now more than ever.<br />
His clothes are plain and unassuming, and his jacket<br />
pockets are filled with the implements and munitions he<br />
uses to find his way through <strong>Silent</strong> <strong>Hill</strong>.<br />
Storytelling Hints: Harry Mason is driven by a<br />
single urge: Finding Cheryl. When he sees another human<br />
being, the very first thing which will come out of his<br />
mouth is "have you seen a little girl?". If provoked into<br />
attack, Harry aims for extremities and tries not to do any<br />
lasting harm.<br />
Harry and Heather Mason should not inhabit the<br />
same area in <strong>Silent</strong> <strong>Hill</strong> at the same time. While travelers<br />
could encounter both (despite the fact that Harry is in his<br />
late fourties and dead when Heather arrives in <strong>Silent</strong><br />
<strong>Hill</strong>), they should remain separate. This is yet another<br />
manifestation of the unique nature of time in <strong>Silent</strong> <strong>Hill</strong>.