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If I have time before Jack comes out I'll talk to Jonas for a moment, but if he comes running out after me, I'll deal with that.

If it comes to blows. I know that Pepper spray is in the WoD source book but for some reason I didn't write the page number down.

Mace or Pepperspray
Durability 1, Size 0, Structure 1, Cost n/a
Function: Contained in spray bottles that fit in the
palm of the hand, these devices debilitate targets who are
sprayed in the face. A Dexterity + Athletics roll is made
at a -1 penalty to hit a target. Range is one yard maximum,
and the targetÕs Defense applies. If it is successful,
all of the targetÕs actions suffer a -5 penalty for the remainder
of the scene as his senses are overwhelmed and
breathing is made extremely difficult. A chance roll is not
made to use a spray on a target over one yard away; the
effort fails automatically. Beings that are no longer alive
but that walk and talk are not affected by such devices. A
single spray canister can be used three times before itÕs
empty.
No Resource dots are required to be able to afford a
spray.

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3successes. You can roll any of these whenever it's faster

I wouldn't have left Jonas, because I need him to make the pandorans dormant, so as long as he's close to me I'm fine. The chance to make the pandorans dormant is not automatic so he'll probably be in some danger, might even run, though most pandorans don't bother humans, not to say they wouldn't. This is on pg223 in the core book, so use it if you need to

When a mortal who is untouched by the supernatural
(that is, one who is not a Sleepwalker, ghoul, werewolf kin
or other similar creature) witnesses or encounters a Pandoran
directly, Disquiet swells. The Storyteller immediately rolls
the Pandoran’s Resolve + Composure, minus one die per
additional person present (-1 for two witnesses, -2 for three,
etc.). Failure at this roll means the Pandoran immediately
enters Dormancy, in the span of a single turn. Success at this
roll indicates the Pandoran may act normally. On successive
turns, the Pandoran’s player rolls again, receiving a -1 penalty
per successive roll made to resist Dormancy for that scene.
Once the Pandoran fails this roll, Dormancy sets in.
For most normal humans, this strange encounter is rationalized
away with short-term memory loss or confusion.
Rather than believe that they just witnessed a monster turn
into a statue before their very eyes, most people assume that
they glanced up as the light was playing on it just right,
making it look as though it moved. Only when they looked
again did they see the truth of it.

What I would do

So I'd first round sprout claws with my claw transmutation, and I'd also grow a new liver with redundant organ. I'd attack. Then next round I'd spend a willpower, go all out, then I'd add a 9 again to my brawl roll, because I can do that once a scene due to my new liver, I'd burn a pyros as well to get an extra plus one. So Str + Brawl 4 +claws 1 + willpower 3 + All out 2 + pyros 1... So my first roll is 11 dice no defense on myself and 9 again lethal damage.

I'd burn all my willpowers if it's 2 of these guys until I don't have anymore. I'm not going all out after that, I'm just attacking normally I'm not running, unless something happens in the battle where I need to protect someone else. I'd heal as needed. So that's what I'd do. Roll what you have to roll and do whatever you need to do I'll abide by it with no complaint win or lose. ::crosses fingers::

My sheet if you need it

Harold

Str2 Dex2 Stam4 Int4 Wits2 Res2 Pres2 Man2 Comp2

Computer1 Medicine4 (diagnoses) Investigate3 (medical conditions) Academics3
Athletics1 Drive2 Brawl2 Firearms2
Socialize1 Empathy1 Persuasion1 Subterfuge1 (playing dead)

Bestowment - Revivification

Merits - Holistic Awareness pg 109, Resources2, Technophile2 (medicine)

Transmutations
Autonomic Control pg122
Regenerate pg122
Natural Weaponry pg140
Redundant Organ pg140(Liver)(+2 toxin resis +1stam. 9again for 1 attack roll) pg244

Equipment - First Aid Kit, Ford F150, Motorcycle, hunting rifle, pistol +2, Scapel, medical tools, Pepperspray, mace, laptop (nice, but not top of the line), mountain bike, small knife

Health9 Defense2 Willpower4 Speed9 Iniative4 Azoth2 (11/2) Humanity6

What I spent it on
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Revivification (Osiran)
Osiris is the Egyptian god of death and the resurrection.
Those Prometheans of the Lineage reputedly descended from
him are able to mimic his rise from death or revivify other
Created as Isis resurrected her brother-husband.
Cost: 1 Azoth or special
Action: Instant
Transmutation Cost: Azoth x 7 (Azoth x 5 for Osirans
repurchasing it)
This Bestowment modifi es the Promethean’s ability to
come back to life after being killed. (See “Superlative Endurance”
on pp. 162-163.) Instead of losing all his Azoth
117
dots to return from death, he loses none — but he does lose
this power. He can rise from death even if his Azoth is only
one dot. Once he has risen from death, he must purchase
this power anew (with experience points or Vitriol) to gain
its abilities once more.
Revivifi cation also allows the Promethean to raise other
Prometheans from the dead (within 24 hours of death) at
a cost of one cumulative permanent dot of Azoth. For example,
if Bill’s Osiran revivifi es Conrad’s Tammuz character,
it costs him one Azoth dot. If Conrad’s Tammuz dies again,
and Bill’s Osiran uses this Transmutation again, it costs two
dots of Azoth. Doing it a third time would cost three dots of
Azoth. The Promethean can do this as often as he desires
for so long as he can afford to lose the Azoth dots, though
he cannot spend his last dot in this way. Doing so does not
use up his own ability to sacrifi ce this Bestowment to raise
himself from death. Purchasing the power anew does not
reset the cumulative cost of revivifying other Prometheans.
Azoth can be raised again normally, at its normal cost with
experience points (see p. 87) or Vitriol.
Though it is not part of their creation, other Prometheans
may gain the Revivifi cation Bestowment as a Transmutation.
Such a change does not cause the Osiran disfi gurement,
but it does require subtle alterations to the humours of the
Created on a metaphysical level. Gaining the Revivifi cation
Bestowment calls for an increase in the level of phlegmatic
humour within the Promethean. This increase tends to
signifi cantly calm the Promethean, perhaps even making
him appear unemotional.

First Aid Kit
Durability 1, Size 2, Structure 3, Cost ¥ or ¥¥
Function: Anything from your standard bandagesand-
alcohol kit to an advanced set owned or carried by
people such as EMTs who work in the medical profession
or who anticipate serious work-related injuries. The kitÕs
rating in bonus dice is added to Dexterity + Medicine.

Mace or Pepperspray
Durability 1, Size 0, Structure 1, Cost n/a
Function: Contained in spray bottles that fit in the
palm of the hand, these devices debilitate targets who are
sprayed in the face. A Dexterity + Athletics roll is made
at a -1 penalty to hit a target. Range is one yard maximum,
and the targetÕs Defense applies. If it is successful,
all of the targetÕs actions suffer a -5 penalty for the remainder
of the scene as his senses are overwhelmed and
breathing is made extremely difficult. A chance roll is not
made to use a spray on a target over one yard away; the
effort fails automatically. Beings that are no longer alive
but that walk and talk are not affected by such devices. A
single spray canister can be used three times before itÕs
empty.
No Resource dots are required to be able to afford a
spray.

Motorcycle: Durability 2, Size 7, Structure 9, Acceleration
22, Safe Speed 132 (90 miles per hour), Maximum
Speed 235 (160 mph), Handling 4-5

SUV/Pick-up Truck: Durability 3, Size 15, Structure
18, Acceleration 13, Safe Speed 103 (70 mph), Maximum
Speed 169 (115 mph), Handling 0

Generic Hunting Rifle 4 (9 again) 200/400/800 4+1 2 3 ••• ((pg74 Arm))
Beretta Model 92 2 20/40/80 15+1 2 1/S •• ((pg 67 Arm))

Technophile (• to ••)
Effect: Through professional experience or a hobbyist’s fanaticism, your
character is exceptionally knowledgeable with regard to one specific type
of equipment, chosen upon purchase of this Merit. With one point in this
Merit, its focus is relatively narrow: Edged Weapons, Handguns, Consumer
Vehicles, 20th-Century French Military Equipment and so forth. With two
points, the Merit’s focus may be broader: for example, Melee Weapons,
Firearms, Vehicles, 20th-Century Military Equipment.
With regard to items that fall within the chosen focus only, this Merit
functions as the Encyclopedic Knowledge Merit (see p. 109, the World of
Darkness Rulebook). With a successful roll, your character is fully versed
in the performance, history and trivia of any specific item he encounters. In
addition to identifying an item, he can recite the likely metallic composition
of an ancient sword, the ballistic characteristics of an enemy’s sidearm, the
top speed of a sports car or the explosive yield of a nuclear warhead.
This Merit confers no actual bonuses or abilities when the character
attempts to use an item that falls within his field of study. Unlike Encyclopedic
Knowledge, this Merit is available after character creation, though
the character’s actions and interests over an extended period of time should
justify the purchase.

Holistic Awareness
Effect: Your character is skilled in the arts of wholebody
healing, promoting health and recovery by keeping
a personÕs entire physiology balanced and strong. The result
is that he is able to treat sickness and some injuries
(those not requiring surgery, and ones suffered to bashing
or lethal damage but not aggravated) with a collection of
natural remedies rather than resorting to a doctor or hospital.
Make an Intelligence + Medicine roll once per day
when your character spends an hour treating a patient. If
the roll is successful, the patientÕs healing times that day
are halved. The worst of a patientÕs injuries must be treated
first. So, if he has suffered a lethal wound and a successful
roll is made, the wound heals that day rather than in two
days. If the patient has suffered nothing but bashing damage,
all wounds are healed in mere minutes (about eight
each). See Chapter 7, p. 175, for healing times.
D ramatic Failure: Your character misdiagnoses or
mistreats the problem, making it worse. The patient does
not heal more quickly (he maintains normal healing
times). He does, however, suffer an additional point of
bashing damage. Your character cannot try to heal the
patient again for his current injuries.
Failure: The treatment has no effect and normal healing
times apply to any bashing wounds or to a single lethal
wound. If the Storyteller allows, your character can
make a successive attempt to try again that day (see
p. 132). If still no successes are gained to heal a single
lethal wound or one or more bashing wounds, those must
be allowed to heal naturally before another effort can be
made. Thus, if no successes are rolled to heal one of a
patientÕs lethal wounds, that wound must heal naturally
over two days before your character can try to heal another
lethal wound.
Success: Your characterÕs treatment is rewarding and
the patientÕs healing time that day is halved.
Exceptional Success: The patient responds remarkably
well to treatment. You can skip tomorrowÕs roll altogether.
ItÕs automatically assumed to succeed. In that case,
two lethal wounds can be healed in two days.
Sug g ested Equipment: Holistic medicines (+1), healing-
touch manuals (+1), body-purifying foods and liquids
(+1)
Possible Penalties: Lack of remedies (-1 to -4), noisy
environment (-1), imminent danger (-3), improvised facilities
(-1)

Autonomic Control (•)
Prometheans are remarkably enduring in the face of
harsh environments, and this Transmutation enhances that
resistance. The Promethean gains conscious control of his
autonomic nervous system and other automatic functions
of his body. With adjustments to his system, he can ignore
fatigue, pain and hunger.
Cost: None
Dice Pool: None
Action: Refl exive
The effects of this Transmutation are automatically available
to the Promethean when they are needed.
With a Stamina + Subterfuge roll, the Promethean can
control his breathing (allowing him to play dead). The
Transmutation doesn’t prevent him from taking damage
due to suffocating (see World of Darkness Rulebook, p.
49), though it does add his Resolve to the Stamina roll to
delay this.
The Created may ignore pain, in addition to his normal
ability to ignore wound penalties. This allows him to add
his Stamina twice for rolls based upon withstanding pain,
such as resisting coercion (World of Darkness Rulebook,
p. 47).
The Promethean is also immune to the effects of extreme
temperatures such as arctic weather or desert heat. He
doesn’t suffer frostbite or sunburns. He begins to contend
with fatigue (World of Darkness Rulebook, pp. 179–180)
only after 72 hours (three full days) of staying awake. He
can go for a number of days equal to his Resolve + twice his
Stamina before suffering deprivation due to hunger (World
of Darkness Rulebook, pp. 175–176).

Regeneration (••)
Like tempering iron in a furnace, this Transmutation allows
the Promethean to burn Pyros in order to reforge her
broken fl esh. Minor cuts and scrapes are easily healed, while
massive trauma or deep wounds demand more of the Divine
Fire to repair and require more time as well.
Cost: 1 or 2 Pyros
Dice Pool: None
Action: Refl exive
Once per turn, the Promethean can refl exively spend one
Pyros to heal two bashing or one lethal Health point, or two
Pyros to heal one aggravated Health point.

Natural Weaponry (•)
Once he masters this Transmutation, the Promethean need
never be without weapons. Spurred by the fl ow of Pyros, he
can sprout claws or fangs in a moment.
Cost: 1 Pyros
Dice Pool: None
Action: Refl exive
The character spends Pyros and grows claws on his hands
or fangs in his mouth. These claws or fangs infl ict lethal
damage with a +1 dice modifi er to the roll for the attack.
The effects of this power lasts for one scene.
If he possesses an extra limb, due to a Transmutation such
as Hundred Hands (a Pandoran power, see pp. 244-245), this
Transmutation may be purchased separately for each extra limb.
This Transmutation must be purchased once for each extra limb
beyond those that come standard to the human form.

Redundant Organ (••)
This Transmutation allows the Promethean to shapeshift
a portion of his body to serve as either an organ (such as a
heart, liver, kidney or spleen) or some other specialized body
part (such as an eye, ear or tongue). The Transmutation shares
many similarities with a similar Pandoran Transmutation
called Hundred Hands, so Prometheans who do not practice
the Refi nement of Copper sometimes distrust those who exhibit
this power. There are distinct differences between the
two Transmutations, however. First, the Redundant Organ
Transmutation allows only temporary creation (as opposed
to the Pandoran’s permanent creation of new limbs). Also,
this Transmutation confers none of the ill effects associated
with its Pandoran equivalent. Finally, the Transmutation is
much less versatile than the Pandoran power, as each organ
must be purchased as a separate Transmutation.
Cost: 1 Pyros
Dice Pool: None
Action: Instant
The specifi c advantages conferred by various organs are
described with the Hundred Hands Pandoran Transmutation
on pp. 244-245, except that this power does not permit the
creation of actual limbs. The new organ lasts for one scene
or until the Promethean wills it to merge back into his body
as an instant action.

• Liver: The Pandoran gains a +2 Stamina against toxins and
poisons. This bonus increases by an additional +1 Stamina per
liver (should a Pandoran purchase more than one). Because
the liver is the alchemical source of yellow bile, a Pandoran
with an additional liver may spend a point of Pyros to fl ood
its body with the choleric humour. Doing so grants it the
9-again quality on a single melee attack roll, as it gives in to
the terrible anger that comes with an overabundance of that
humour. For the remainder of the scene, however, it lashes out
at every little source of aggravation and displeasure, requiring
a successful Resolve + Composure roll to resist the urge to
strike out in such circumstances.

Sort of curious what the things looked like, though if it doesn't matter towards the story it's not essential. Also was these the pandorans that ran me in here, was that all of them?

If I don't find Jonas or more pandorans I'll go and do a quick sweep of Beths trailer, then go to a hotel and juice up electrically using a frayed wire or the like. Then I'd go to the mechanic shop tommorow

I went and said he couldn't bleed, not being made of anything fleshy I figured it was appropriate, though if that tidbit conflicts with the farther story I have no problem going with what you had in mind.

Oh and I never picked how he gets his Pyros back, I think the Galeatea, sleep around human voices works for him because the purpose of his creation was to diagnose human ailments it seems like he'd always have to be around them on some level. I'll just go with that unless you think it's not right

I'm breaking down the riffle and putting it back in the bag. If Jonas isn't their for whatever reason I'd go see if their are buses out of town. If no bus then I'd go to the outskirts of town reassemble my hunting rifle and attempt to figure out where the pandorans are coming from

If it matters the pyros regaining stuff is on page 93. You can roll it I don't care. If their are no voices :: shrugs :: ok

To reap this Pyros yield, the Created must sleep for at least
four hours. Upon awakening, his player rolls his Azoth +
Composure. Each success provides one Pyros.

Galatea: Muses must sleep amidst voices — not broadcasts
or recordings, but actual voices. A Muse might arrange to
bed down in an apartment with thin walls next to neighbors
who are always having parties, or near enough to hear them
through her open window. She might sleep in an alley off
Times Square in the city that never sleeps. If she’s got friends,
she can convince them to stay up chatting while she sleeps
nearby. She need only fall asleep to this cacophony. As long
as it lasts for the fi rst hour of her sleep, she gets the benefi t
even if she awakens to silence.