Sentinel Comics RPG Core Rulebook

Proletariat
Alias: Alexandr Tsarev
Gender: Male
Age: Late-30s
Height: 5’9”
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Black
Skin: Pale
Build: Stocky
Costume/Equipment: Red bodysuit with white
piping and red mask with a white star on the face.
Olive drab combat pants with a black leather belt
with silver buckle and black combat boots. Short
grey high-collared jacket with red stars on the
arms.Black combat gloves. Proletariat wields a
short handled sledgehammer and sickle.
Approach: Tactician
Archetype: Legion
Biography
At the end of WWII, Alexandr Tsarev was selected
as a test subject for a secret Soviet program.
Exposed to radiation from a mysterious crystal,
he developed the power to duplicate himself.
He was cryogenically frozen, to later serve in the
Soviet Union’s hour of greatest need. Decades later,
Baron Blade discovered the lost facility and thawed
him out, tricking him into thinking the Freedom
Five were enemies in his quest for vengeance.
Proletariat clashed with heroes as he looked for
ways to continue his mission and investigate other
lost Soviet tech, eventually leading
him to a find a new purpose.
Capabilities and Motivations
Proletariat is capable of duplicating himself on
contact and can absorb his duplicates to heal physical
wounds. His consciousness is distributed across his
duplicates, so there is no “main” Proletariat. Each
duplicate acts independently, knowing everything
each Proletariat knows. However, with more
copies comes more mental burden, reducing the
complexity of tasks each one can do. What drives
him is the struggle for something bigger than himself.
Something like Perestroika gave him. A restored
Soviet Union is less important to him than the act
of fighting for something. After all, if it happened,
he’d be without purpose again.
Upgrades
With his new cutting edge technology, Mecha-Stalin
outfitted Proletariat with power armor designed to
to work with his duplication, allowing him to hit
harder and take more damage.
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