@GuntherOh, bear in mind, of course, the penetrative capability of the .338 is outdone by the .50 BMG and the Cheytac .480 . .338 Lapua, I believe is more anti-personnel than anti-material, right?

@PrivateVentures
So, well, this is the base.

Character [+]

NAME: John Smith
APPEARANCE:

Street Clothes [+]

Mission Gear [+]

BIO:
The brighter the light, the bigger the shadow cast by it, this is also very true about civilization. "John" grew up in the slums, in the shadow of the big, bright city. "John" wasn't always John, he was raised under a different name that even he doesn't remember now. John's parents died of disease in the poor living envrionment, something the city would consider absurd, but was more than common in the slums. Growing up in the slums, John had to learn all sorts of things in order to make ends meet.

After a few years of living on the streets, John had honed his "engineering" skills. He did some shady jobs to get money, which he'd rather not speak about. For one of these jobs, though, he had to learn how to hack, which he eventually did. This proved to be a rather useful skill, as he managed to fake himself an expired ID, which he used to get a legitimate ID under one of the most generic names in America; John Smith. He followed several health studies and developed his skills as a doctor.

BLACK IRON RAIDER:
Dur 4 Equ 10 Str 3
Dex 5 Vis 1 Cha 2
Agl 5 Skl 7 Lck 2

EQUIPMENT:
-Plated Combat Armor
-MAG Pistol
-Kinetic Displacement Sword
-Crowbar Sword
A metal sword that is curved sideways at the top with the head of a crowbar as a pommel.
Functions both as crowbar and sword. Surprisingly durable.
-All sorts of small tools like a drill, wrench, first-aid kit, etc. stored in pouches on his belt.

SKILLS:
-Heavy Rush
-Hacking
-Medic
Knowledge of first aid, medicine and anatomy. While seemingly a mundane skill, it can be crucial when a hospital is out of the
question.
-Scrapper
The ability to repair engines, devices and mechanisms with the most mundane of items, though proper materials are still preferable.