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[Malleficae]

Male robot like EDI that is actually something like biotic (they use chips, robot could use it as well). Should look like Cillian Murphy or have other weird face, perhaps Cumberbatch (or maybe something that has no fanbase). Also, I need female Krogan sniper. Don't ask why.

[Broganisity]

1a) Male robot like EDI that is actually something like biotic (they use chips, robot could use it as well).

1b) Should look like Cillian Murphy or have other weird face, perhaps Cumberbatch (or maybe something that has no fanbase).

2) Also, I need female Krogan sniper. Don't ask why.

1) A robot with Biotics would be possible in relation to the Mass Effect Universe, though it would be improper to actually call them such. Biotics, barring Asari, require implants to the nervous system (and learning to gain conscious control over parts of said nervous system) to use their abilities which are fueled by the eezo nodules imbedded within their tissue.

To make an AI biotic, it's physical body would require an Eezo core just as a ship like the Normandy (or like the Mako for use with its 'jump-jets') does for travelling through space. The AI itself would have to be programmed to know and execute the same movement patterns and gestures organic biotics use to trigger cerain biotic abilities such as Throw or Biotic Charge while simultaneously activating its Eezo Core or internal Eezo canister for said abilities. Assuming the robotic body is powered via a battery, using these abilities would be energy-consuming, and would need a way to compensate for such just as other biotics do (human biotics in the Alliance are given a 1.5x increase in calories than a normal soldier and are provided with special energy/sports drinks to increase their electrolytes.). It would also have to discharge the eezo core just as ships have to discharge their cores in a planet's gravitational field after a long FTL jump.

 

. . .I might write this up.

1b)

2)

[Malleficae]

1) A robot with Biotics would be possible in relation to the Mass Effect Universe, though it would be improper to actually call them such. Biotics, barring Asari, require implants to the nervous system (and learning to gain conscious control over parts of said nervous system) to use their abilities which are fueled by the eezo nodules imbedded within their tissue.

To make an AI biotic, it's physical body would require an Eezo core just as a ship like the Normandy (or like the Mako for use with its 'jump-jets') does for travelling through space. The AI itself would have to be programmed to know and execute the same movement patterns and gestures organic biotics use to trigger cerain biotic abilities such as Throw or Biotic Charge while simultaneously activating its Eezo Core or internal Eezo canister for said abilities. Assuming the robotic body is powered via a battery, using these abilities would be energy-consuming, and would need a way to compensate for such just as other biotics do (human biotics in the Alliance are given a 1.5x increase in calories than a normal soldier and are provided with special energy/sports drinks to increase their electrolytes.). It would also have to discharge the eezo core just as ships have to discharge their cores in a planet's gravitational field after a long FTL jump.

 

. . .I might write this up.

1b)

2)

 

But robots can be far better adjusted than human body, don't they? Also, MEA is years after ME so technology should be advanced.

1b reasoning is Prometheus which I'm watching right now. Their robot looks weird so ours shouldn't be worse!

 

And for 2, imagine being killed by this beauty!

[Broganisity]

I'd rather imagine it otherwise:

[Malleficae]

I'd rather imagine it otherwise:

 

Still sexy enough to kill you. :v

[Broganisity]

Still sexy enough to kill you. :v

 

I-I should go back to writing.

[Malleficae]

 

I-I should go back to writing.

 

No problem, sniper will spot you. 

[Broganisity]

- Female Krogan Sniper.

- Biotic AI

 

17) Weyyak Hert, Broodmother (Krogan Engineer)

Spoiler

Background Synopsis: Hert is a middle-aged Krogan and one of the few females of a colony that has been ravaged by competing clans and various other forces. She left against orders to search for more krogans who would join under her people’s banner. She will join up with the player in return for assistance in this venture.

 

Personality: Hert cares deeply for the survival of the Krogan people, but is not at all opposing towards the other species. She acts motherly towards the younger crew members (Everyone but BALDR is younger than her in age and maturity) who she may see as misguided. . .though she’s more of a ‘tough momma’ type character as she won’t tolerate stupidity.

Appearance: Hert’s skin is beige in complexion and features an azure blue crest that is as smooth as her skin. She wears armor beneath a concealing a bulky cloth covering that is beige with white embroidering upon it. The robe’s hood is barred as is typical of female krogans, but she will wear a helmet underneath it if in an inhospitable environment.

Combat: Hert is equal parts a melee and ranged combatant who recovers health naturally, making her a character that can change tactics on the fly. Fortification keeps her defenses strong and gives her a large melee bonus if de-activated. Carnage lets her burn a distant target, damaging armor heavily. Camouflage is a toggle (replaces Fortification while active) that changes her gear’s color to match her terrain, and gives her a damage bonus and cloaking effect as long as she remains in the same place. Her loyalty skill is Snap Freeze, letting her chill or freeze tight a group of close-by enemies. She is an older krogan, and regenerates health constantly and recovers more if she enters a blood rage. She uses Shotguns and Sniper Rifles. She will headbutt or charge nearby enemies.

 

Approval/Morality Alignment: Hert encourages a player to help or side with Krogan, but will also approve of a player who turns on krogan who threaten clan Weyyar. A player who doesn’t give their enemies time to talk will earn Hert’s approval as well. She can be considered Neutral Good, and could lean towards Lawful or Chaotic.

Of all the party members mentioned prior, Hert will be drawn towards Zarr the most. She will preach to the orphaned Krogan to embrace his ‘true heritage’. Zarr, being raised by Quarians, will verbally butt heads with Hert on multiple occasions. Otherwise, Hert tends to act motherly towards the neglected Tasha and to the displaced Herald who react favorably or suspiciously respectfully. She scoffs at Andre though applauds his ‘willingness to continue his family’s lineage’. She approves of Fera’s thoughts on raising a family while thinking the younger Vireene should do the same. She considers Gnash to be ‘useful. . .for vermin’ and Syrus to be ‘too old’ to see past older differences while thinking Dinata needs ‘focus in her life’.

 

Loyalty Mission: After some time in the player’s company, Hert will mention that she is looking into moving her clan to a different area where they could thrive. Asking her if others could live there she mentions the danger of the local fauna and flora, along with the higher level of radiation all adding up to making the planet better suited to ‘her people’. The player can agree to help her with a final scouting of the area and to set up a base camp for the people.

Arriving, the player will end up having to hold off a waves of territorial pack hunters before having to ward off (or kill) a large apex predator. After this is done, the Krogan colonists will be called in, and Hert will be considered the Clan’s greatest Chieftain (she admits to the player here that she is the leader of Clan Weyyak’s females and currently the only leader after the death of the male chieftain). She will then declare that the deed would be impossible without her krantt, and Clan Weyyak will cheer for and consider the player and party honorary members of the clan. Bringing Zarr along for this mission will leave him conflicted as the Clan will be exceedingly welcoming and beckon the young Krogan to join them.

With her loyalty secured, Hert will refer to you multiple times as a ‘true friend to all Krogan’, even if you’ve only helped one clan. When you ask her why she couldn’t just send in all the Krogan colonists to secure the area she will mention that most are ‘too young or too old’ and that it is customary for a leader of clan Weyyak to secure a new home with only their krantt at their side. She will express that she enjoys the company of the player and their party and that she will ‘enjoy her time’ before returning to her people.

 

Romance: Hert cannot be romanced and ‘doesn’t need a husband to beat you into the ground’. If loyal, she will mention to a female player that a few krogan have made ‘breeding requests’ toward them. If the player expresses interest, Hert will give a few cautionary words to the player about ‘handling a krogan’.

Other: I dunno.

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18) Eezo AKA Emilio (Synthetic Sentinel)

Spoiler

Background Synopsis: Eezo was created in a joint experiment between Asari and Salarian scientists with the end goal of designing a ship that could use mass effect fields to tear apart enemy ships. To save resources, they experimented using a scaled model of a ‘famous frigate’ outfitted with a miniature Element Zero core, hence the name given to it: Eezo. Initially a failure as the machine tore itself apart in its first experiment, a human scientist who signed onto the project eventually suggested the usage of a VI meant to simulate the behavior of Asari biotics.

Thus a humanoid skeleton was designed and programmed to deliberately stimulate its eezo core and simultaneously make gestures matching known biotic attacks. Despite the project beginning to bear fruit, strange behavior by the VI resulted in the project being cancelled . . . But the robot was saved by the project leads, now dedicated to the concept of the ‘Biotic AI’, who began working underground. They designed a full body for the AI (based on the appearance of the human scientist who suggested the project change) and modified its programming to hopefully give it sentience . . . and it worked.

Eezo now looks human in every way, with synthetic skin, flesh and blood . . . though its behavior is clearly contrary to this. It can be recruited by the player at some point, but will not reveal itself to be synthetic until later on.
 

Personality: Eezo is cold in that it is not highly expressive, nor does it feel the need to be. Rather, it will clarify the meaning of its statements if they are perceived the wrong way. That’s not to say that it doesn’t have emotions or is cold-hearted (figuratively), rather it doesn’t see the need to attempt to ‘be’ organic. It is semi-manipulative and will perform harmless tests on people or subtly make jokes out of them as a source of amusement for itself. It will pretend to be a human when the need arises, and will in these cases act boorish and arrogant, speaking with a thick accent.

Appearance: Emilio, as it refers to itself while masquerading as a human, is middle-eastern in appearance, clean shaven and bald . . . there is, in fact, no hair on its body at all. It stands near six feet in height and wears a light set of armor. It movements are perfectly organic in nature.

Combat: Eezo manipulates its enemies in a variety of means. Sabotage lets it tamper with enemy synthetics, while Singularity lets it leave foes helpless and keep them controlled. Cluster grenades scatter enemies and do heavy damage when concentrated. Its loyalty skill is Dark Sphere, letting it send a powerful, slow-moving orb of dark energy that it can detonate when prompted to do so. It uses a Pistol and an Assault Rifle.

 

Approval/Morality Alignment: Eezo is largely indifferent to the player’s choices, but disapproves when they partake in ‘meaningless’ tasks . . . in other words, it disapproves of the player bringing it along for various useless side missions. It approves of a player who considers synthetics different from humans, as it itself considers itself better than any organic. It can be considered chaotic neutral, leaning a little south towards neutral evil.

The player’s companions will not recognize it as being synthetic as it hides this fact well, but Tasha will be suspicious if she was recruited. The others generally do not get along with Eezo, and the feeling is mutual as Eezo isn’t on the team to make friends. Herald approves of having another ‘no-nonsense biotic’ aboard. That’s not to say they are at each other’s throats mind. . .the only teammate whom Eezo has any real reaction to is BALDR, who it considers an inferior relic and mocks it openly.
 

 

Loyalty Mission: Eezo will, after some time, inform the player of a valuable asset they may wish to make use of: the scientists that created it (at this point the player will still believe Eezo to be, at most, a cyborg). Arriving, Eezo and the player will encounter the scientists and begin a discussion but, before they can reveal Eezo’s true nature, the site is raided by Salarians and Asari (who are trying to shut down the operation in violation of multiple laws. . .which Eezo and the scientists conveniently didn’t tell you). Splitting off from the scientists (who flee to grab their work), the player’s party fights their way down multiple floors before they will eventually reunite with the three scientists, who are now trapped. With the building damaged and on fire, the player can take the scientist’s work and leave the scientists themselves behind (which Eezo suggests), or try to save the scientists (which Eezo does not approve of) and lose the work in the fire:

• If the player leaves the scientists: Player takes the data, which they can sell for a large profit. Eezo is now loyal
• If the player saves the scientists: The data is lost, and Eezo is damaged helping the player, exposing the robotic workings behind its human façade.
   

If the player saves the scientists, they find out Eezo’s true nature from the damage it sustains in the fire as it helps the player rescue the scientists. The scientists will repair Eezo before going back into hiding. If the player left the scientists to die, Eezo will reveal this to the player itself.

If they were saved, the player will have to convince Eezo that saving the scientists was the right thing to do otherwise its loyalty will not be gained.

With its loyalty secure, Eezo will be friendlier to the player, but remain as emotionless as it was prior. It will also reveal that the player is the first organic it considers ‘good’, as evidenced by the fact that it was perfectly willing to let its creators die as the end goal had been to acquire the data on its creation in the first place, not necessarily the scientists themselves.


A loyal Eezo will have a confrontation with a loyal, Sentient BALDR. The former claims that synthetics cannot reach their fullest potential if they try to be like organics, while BALDR will insist that synthetics and organics can learn ‘great things’ from one another. The player can either side with one or the other, convince them both sides have merits (Paragon), or tell the machines to ‘can it and get back to work’ (Renegade). Siding in BALDR loses Eezo’s loyalty (which can be regained), while siding with Eezo results in no loyalty change from BALDR.

Contrary, a loyal Eezo will continue to mock a loyal, VI-BALDR calling it a tool, while BALDR will not acknowledge any of these things given its nature.

With its robotic nature revealed, the player’s companions will retain their opinion of Eezo, still not liking its personality though it will be friendlier to them. Tasha will approve of Eezo more, while Herald will retract their statement, not trusting the alien AI even if it was ‘human-inspired’.

 

Romance: Eezo can be flirted with, but it will bluntly (and perhaps offensively) reject the player at every turn.

Other: I dunno.

[DuskWanderer]

Here's some I wrote earlier

 

Party Members

 

(Doesn't Count) - The Red Shirt who dies in the first mission. A bright bubbly personality who gets killed rather quickly. Imagined as an asari, just to throw off suspicion since ME1 and ME2 were human men. 

 

1.) Space Bond - A suave, smooth talking human male (white skin, blond hair, from USA, small scar) with a smooth talking personality, and a love of a few good jokes. An infiltrator skilled with a sniper rifle, and some minor tech powers based on disabling his opponents, like Sabotage and Damping from the first game. Romanceable by women. 

 

2.) The Straight - A female turian (black face paint) who is stern, and listens to orders. Believes in the "spirit' of the team, and the mission. Tries to connect when she wonders about the true motivations behind everything. But in the end, steadfast and loyal, believing in the turian way. Turns down promotion because she feels she is not ready. Soldier type with assault rifles and shotguns, and various offensive buffs like ripping through armor or shields. Romanceable by men

 

3.) The Pragmatic - A salarian male (females are dalatrasses) (Green skin, mottled complexion) from STG, who believes honor and nobility are quaint notions, and has no problems being ruthless for the mission. He likes sneaking around enemy lines, sabotage, and intelligence gathering. Believes in the wheel of life. A descendant of one of the last members of the League of One. Uses light weapons, can cloak and uses heavy-hitting techs like Incinerate and Neural Shock. Not romanceable, but can become a good friend.

 

4.) The Mad Scientist - A brilliant asari matron (turian father, so light facial marking. Skin is almost turquoise with dark-colored marks) who spent her maiden years as a huntress, but quickly discovered a love of science when she met a salarian working as an Eclipse sister. That salarian became her bondmate, and she soon abandoned the life of a merc in order to create many new innovations and inventions, naming a few in honor of her bondmate, who soon passed. She creates many of the things that new colonies in Andromeda will need, and likes field testing her work. Uses light weapons and has a mix of tech and biotic attacks. Romanceable by either male or female

 

5.) Space Indiana Jones - Human female (Colonist but Middle Eastern descent) who signed on for the adventure and helped finance the Andromeda mission. A dreamer who loves the idea of exploring new lands and new civilizations, believing the future of the world is among the stars. A biotic who always found herself bullied due to biotic misconception as a child, signed on for some military training due to incentives and to see the galaxy. Uses assault rifles and offensive biotic powers like Warp. Romanceable by men.

 

6.) The Scout - Drell male who worked as a scout under the Compact, but served a hanar who thinks drell are second-class citizens, who tasked him to go on the mission, because the hanar wants all the credit for it. Believes in a form of siari mixed with the ancient drell religion. Wants to find a future for the drell, for them to thrive on a world away from Kepral's Syndrome, and free from hanar that are bad. Uses a mix of defensive biotic powers such as Barrier and Throw combined with a shotgun, as well as a scouting drone. Romanceable by women. 

 

7.) The Tech - Quarian male who was a scholar of the mass relays, (dark green suit) and used their technology to help create better mass drives for starships, which was his Pilgrimage gift. His brilliant mind has been sought after by militaries and people of a less savory nature, and he's had to learn to defend himself. Absent-minded to the point of silliness, but incredibly sociable, polite, and loves talking about quarian history. Has a mixed view on the geth, thinking that the Morning War was inevitable. Uses light weapons, and has tech powers focused more on synthetic opponents, such as Overload or Hacking. Romanceable by both men and women

 

8.) The Mercenary - A batarian female with a dim view of other races, thinking they are only valuable for their money. (slightly red skin tone) A firm believer in the batarian way of life, including slavery and the caste system. She will educate about batarian life, but from a point of superiority. Skilled with weaponry and believing in overwhelming force and getting paid to it. Worked as a member of the Hegemony, and would never admit it, but left her world because it was too busy fighting itself. 

 

Non Squadmate - Elcor diplomat who helps run the colonies in the Andromeda system. Is conservative and stable, disliking radical changes, particularly untested theories. An egalitarian who believes all, regardless of anything, who are willing to help should not be turned away.

 

Non Squadmate - Slimy volus businessman who tries to make the colonies turn a profit. Clashes a bit with the elcor, since he believes innovation is the key to advancement.

[Broganisity]

I approve of more people joining in on the fun!

[Feybrad]

I approve of more people joining in on the fun!

 

I'll probably start doing my own twenty Companion Squad as soon as you're done with yours. Because I'm reactive like that.

[marcelo caldas]

A Batarian Hunter (infiltrator)
Tactical Cloack
Net
shoulder cannon
Spiked armor

An ex slaver an expert on finding and retrieving people

[Broganisity]

I'll probably start doing my own twenty Companion Squad as soon as you're done with yours. Because I'm reactive like that.

 

Well, I"m down to two more and I've stolen your ideas a plenty.

Honestly, I'd continue but at this point having to connect the dots between twenty characters is crazy. If I did, I'd have to start back at one and begin again.

[Feybrad]

Well, I"m down to two more and I've stolen your ideas a plenty.

Honestly, I'd continue but at this point having to connect the dots between twenty characters is crazy. If I did, I'd have to start back at one and begin again.

 

I'll give you one more.

 

The invisible Stowaway. This Character is not recruited under normal Circumstances. You'll get a Mission to deliver something from A to B, but when you arrive at B, you find it isn't there anymore. At your last Stop it was there, your other Companions will affirm you. So you'll hunt through the Ship, only to catch the Stowaway Thief when he's just about to make his/her Escape. You then have the Option to recruit them. Turns out they did so as they saw this as a Chance to leave their Life in Pverty behind and get somewhere, we they could get rich and get noted, as Place A is a dirt-poor Backwater whose Issues are all but ignored. They were absolutely invisible until the Player arrived and this Need to get noticed, this Visibility and Invisibility is a major Theme of the Character.

[Broganisity]

I'll give you one more.

 

The invisible Stowaway. This Character is not recruited under normal Circumstances. You'll get a Mission to deliver something from A to B, but when you arrive at B, you find it isn't there anymore. At your last Stop it was there, your other Companions will affirm you. So you'll hunt through the Ship, only to catch the Stowaway Thief when he's just about to make his/her Escape. You then have the Option to recruit them. Turns out they did so as they saw this as a Chance to leave their Life in Pverty behind and get somewhere, we they could get rich and get noted, as Place A is a dirt-poor Backwater whose Issues are all but ignored. They were absolutely invisible until the Player arrived and this Need to get noticed, this Visibility and Invisibility is a major Theme of the Character.

I return this one for you to start with your character designs!

[Feybrad]

I return this one for you to start with your character designs!

 

Alrighty then. *rubs Hands* I'll put out the first three, before I get to them. With one of them, I obviously built on my Cyborg Girl Idea from before, but as you'll come to see, I've added and switched around quite a bit of Stuff.

 

1. Kara Sionis, the iron Maiden. Human Soldier.

Spoiler

Background Synopsis:

Kara Sionis is, by a Matter of Minutes, the oldest of the Sionis Triplets. Their Father is the Head of a shadowy, but powerful Organization of which not much is known (much like Cerberus in ME1, but more politically oriented and not dabbling in mad Science). He trained his Daughters in one specific Aspect of Combat, so they would become an Interest to his Organization. Kara has gotten the most straightforward Training and was trained as a Soldier, utilizing a piloted Suit of Armor to achieve Maximum Combat Efficiency. She has, alongside her two Sisters, been sent to help the Player Character as an Offer by their Father. This Offer can be accepted, since Help is always welcome, or be declined on the Grounds of not indebting yourself to some shadowy Guy that doesn't even tell his Name.

 

Personality:

Outside of the Suit, Kara has a very easy-going Personality. She likes to laugh, joke around and have a good Time. This might grate on People's Nerves, but she does not exactly care about that, which can lead to her crossing several Lines with other People. Her Discipline can often be described as lacking, but when she changes into the Suit, that changes, as she becomes much more responsible when piloting this War Machine. While not loyal, the Player can either support her easy-going Behaviour outside of Combat or drive her to show a little bit of that Discipline she has inside the War Machine. This may however, greatly affect how her later Interactions may play out, especially during her Loyalty Mission. However, she always sticks to her Sisters and tries to protect them at any Cost.

 

Appearance:

Kara Sionis is 24 Years old and has, just like the other Sionis Sisters, very dark Skin and thick black Hair, in her Case cut rather short as to not interfer with her piloting the Suit. She is not a tall Woman and would be a rather fragile Stature, had she not trained first for Sports then for the Military since her teenage Years, which left her with a more athletic and somewhat muscular Bodytype. Typically, she wears a Bodysuit while piloting the Warmachine, but in Civil, she often has opened that Suit up around her Waistm binding the upper Part there and wearing a ratehr simple Tank Top below that. The War Machine is an Armor Suit with various Weapon System integrated into that. It's looks can be interpreted as being inspired by the Iron-Man Armor.

 

Combat:

Kara uses Area Effects to draw Enemy Attention to herself and her powerful Defenses. Her Suit is loaded up with Inferno Grenades which she uses to cover Ground and attract Enemy Attention, while also weakening their own Defenses. As soon as she is under Fire, she will use Fortification to boost up her own Defense so she won't go down under Fire. If she is not successful drawing Enemy Fire by Attacks alone, she will use Snare to force nearby Enemies to attack her instead of her Allies - this Ability can be learned by the Player if she is loyal. Her own Loyalty Skill, exclusive to her, is Missile Barrage, where she pilots her War Machine into the Air and fires explosives Missiles from this elevated Position towards every Enemy currently in Combat.

 

Approval/Morality System:

Kara will approve of Players who take a more relaxed Attitude towards Life and Conflicts. She is not easily intimidated and instead supports standing up to One's Enemies and highly approves if the Player spouts One-Liners at opportune Moments. She disapproves of both Cowardice in the Face of unpleasant Odds as well as overly serious Approaches towards Threats, which she deems as Poisonous towards the Morale of the Group. Her only real Agenda is oriented towards her Family and she reacts extremely hostile if the Player antagonizes her Sisters or her Father after her Recruitment. Conversely, she approves of the Player supporting her Father's Demands and helping out her Sisters, which can even balance out the Loss of Approval a very serious Player might be faced with.

Kara sees herself as a Protector to her Sisters, who are much more frail. She is the first to take Responsibility for their Actions and harming them is one of the few things she considers absolutely serious Business. This earns her both their Love and their Respect.

 

Loyalty Mission:

Her Loyalty Mission is preceded by three small Side Missions, in which her Father asks her and the Player to take out three different Mercenary Bases throughout the Galaxy: An Arms Factory, where you can spot several War Machines just like Kara's are built. You can ask Kara about these and she will be rather evasive about it, saying that she suspects this to be the Reason why her Father sent them here. The second Mercenary Base is a secluded Airfield, where these Mercenaries seem to be amassing a small Fleet for unknown Reasons. The third Mercenary Base is their Barracks, which Kara will blow up regardless of Player Input. Of course, it's possible to reprimand her sharply. All of these Bases contain Clues towards a planned Coup of the central Andromedan Base, conducted by these Mercenaries.

 

Her Loyalty Mission itself will be unlocked after these three Side Missions were completed and not be initiated by her Father, but by herself. Kara will ask for the Player to attack the main Ship of the Mercenaries, as she suspects they may plan to attack her Father after they destroyed three of their Bases and crippled their Operation. However, once you have boarded their Ship and fought through their remaining Troops, you will eventually meet their Elite, which is equally equipped in War Machine Suits. Here it is revealed that these Mercenaries are the original Owners of these Suits and actually a legal Business Venture, not some shady Mercenary Group - unlike the Sionis Family, which stole the War Machine Technology from them and wages a private War against them.

 

Kara will rattle off the Proof of the planned Coup in Return, which wil trigger a Fight against the Mercenary Leaders until they are defeated and their Leaders are are stripped of Shields and Armor, at which Point they surrender. They will urge the Player not to kill them, promising Support for them in Terms of Men and Weaponry. The Player has the Opportunity to investigate, which will reveal that these are basically empty Promises. Then there are the following Choices/Outcomes:

- The Player kills the Mercenary Leader:

The Loyalty Mission ends, Kara is considered loyal.

- The Player investigates too long (more than three Questions):

Kara kills the Mercenary Leader and is considered Loyal. The Player still has the Opportunity to kick her off the Ship, as the Loyalty Mission end here.

- The Player decides to spare the Mercenary Leader:

Kara protests and tries to kill the Mercenary Leader, which has to be prevented using an Interrupt. If not, Option 2 applies. If the Interrupt is taken, you have to convince her to do nothing, which willl require high Persuasion (and/or) high Paragon-/Renegade Rating for strict Players, while easer for Players that have supported her to be more relaxed and easy going. If the Persuasion is successful, Kara is loyal. If it fails, she will not become loyal.

 

With her Loyalty secure, Kara will be much more disciplined and supportive of the Players more strict Actions (though she still despises Cowardice) if she was formerly encouraged to be that Way. Coversely, if she was supported in her relaxed View, she will get a Confidence boost and invite the Player as well as otehr Companions to join in on her Activites, like drinking in the Ship's Bar or playing Cards or something. You get the Drill. She will also be more open about her Father's Organization, stating that he works to preserve the Balance of Powers within the new Galaxy, making sure no one gains absolute Power. The Player can answer "Except himself, of course." This will only get her to smile.

 

Romance:

Kara can be flirted with at any Time and is romanceable for both Genders under the following Circumstance: A) She is loyal. She was supported in her more relaxed Views. C) The Mercenary Leader was killed during her Loyalty Mission. If A) is not fulfilled, she may flirt back, but it's nothing serious and only playful Banter. If is not fulfilled, she will consider a Relationship, be it only sexual or also romantic, not fitting for a Ship at War. If C) is not fulfilled, she will consider the Player not her Type. But if the Romance is started, it may start out as a Fling but can be upgraded to a full-blown Relationship, with Commitment, at the Player's Request (which will considered as locking it down). If s/he doesn't, it will stay a Fling and allow for other Romances provided the Partner has no Problems with that.

 

Other: The Sionis-Family Arc is not over after these Loyalty Missions. More further down.

 

2. Nassha Sionis, the Cyborg Girl. Human Engineer.

Spoiler

Background Synopsis:

Nassha Sionis is, by a Matter of Minutes, the middle One of the Sionis Triplets. She had several Health Defects in her early Youth, which started her on a Path of continous cybernetic Augmentation that her Father used up a considerable Portion of his not-so-legally acquired Wealth for. This indebted her to him and also made her into a very powerful and interesting Asset to his Organization. She continued her cybernetic Augmentation, even going so far as implating it into her Brain itself, making her ultimately Part Woman, Part Machine. She, however, revels in that Thought as she feels rather detached from Humanity, which she often perceive as cruel and not understanding enough. Only her Sisters are excempt from this Rule, which is obvious as soon as all three of them can be recruited at the same Time.

 

Personality:

Nassha gives herself as very cynical, thinking herself knowledgeable of any and every Topic there is, having adopted a very negative and "outside" View of intelligent Life. However, it soon becomes obvious, that this is a mere Facade, as she was often outcast due to her Augmentations and treated less than nice by most of her Peers. She became a veritable Nerd, turning to Machines and Computers for Company, even going so far as rejecting her human Side completely. The Player and his Behaviour become a major Influence over her, as the more Renegade Actions the Player will be able to take will only proove her View of Humanity as cold and cruel, while the more heroic, paragon Actions may shake up that belief and fulfil her secret Hopes as to what people really should be.

 

Appearance:

Nassha is the most physically frail and small of the Triplets. While she still has the dark Skin of her Family, she has shaved off her Hair and replaced it with countless Cables implated directly into her cybernetic Brain parts, which she can move on her own. Similarly, her left Eye has been replaced with a cybernetic Implant that allows her both to see her Surroundings as well as provide a Brain-Extranet Interface for her. Her right Hand as similarly been replaced with a cybernetic Replacement, that allows her to have at least some Sort of physical Strength. Lastly, Several of her inner Organs are also synthtic and she has Access Ports to them through where her belly Button was formerly, as well as several smaller Acces Ports on her Back. To hide these weak Spots, she wears a thick Trenchcoat (in which she stores several smaller Tools she may also need), as well as a Headset with Visor, to allow for maximum Interaction with technology.

 

Combat:

Nassha is all about Machines, but concentrates more on the Support of her Allies than on taking out her Enemies. Overload is her only direct offensive Ability, which she uses to shock Enemies that attack her, as well as stripping them off their Shields, making the Job easer for her Allies. Sabotage is her primary Ability, used immediately on any synthetic or Cyborg Enemy that enters Combat, turning them to the Side of their Allies. Repair will be used on Synthetic Allies and Allies with Armor, restoring their Armor and Shields immediately. It also extends the Duration of Sabotage. This Ability can be learned by the Player if she is loyal. Thunderstorm is her own loyalty Ability, exclusive to her. This allows her to send direct electric Discharges against a whole Area, stunning Enemies while restoring Ally Shields.

 

Approval/Morality System:

Nassha will approve of Players who support Synthetics over biologic Life, who act logically instead of emotionally, and, if none of these applies, she values heroic and idealistic Action far more than cynical and pragmatic Ones. Conversely, she disapproves of Players that value Life over Knowledge and let their Emotion guide themselves against the logical Decision to make. She will also be very... disappointed if a Player actually supports her rather cynical View of the World and if she openly protests a Decision, there will more often than not be a Dialogue Option for Paragons, that dampen the Blow to her Approval greatly. In Dialogue, the Player can even before her Loyalty Mission steer her towards giving humanity a Chance or suupporting her turn to her Machine Side.

Nassha's Sisters are really the only People that anchor her in Reality and in her Humanity. They are strictly in Favor of her human Side and can be used by the Player as their main Argument against giving in to the Machine. Nassha loves both of them above all Machines.

 

Loyalty Mission:

Her Loyalty mission is also preceded by three smaller Missions, which revolve around gaining a special Piece of cybernetic Aumentation for Nassha (which her Father recommends to the Player, which is how the Missions are initiated). The small, shady, Garaga Labs they are acquired from can be transgressed through varied Means, from killing all the Guards and Scientists, to sneaking around them, to actually talking your Way into getting that cybernetic Augmentation. These Augmentation swill be the following: A new, improved Eyepiece for Nassha (who will wear it af acquired). A better binoic Hand (also worn after acquiring) and better Ports for her cybernetic inner Organs, which will only be revealed to the Player after this specific Mission.

 

The actual Loyalty Missions begins, when Nassha approaches the Player and asks them to go to the central City/Space Station/Planet of the whole Andromeda Galaxy, in Fact, to the Place where the Extranet is processed. She does not reveal her Reasons to go there beforehands, instead asking the Player to trust her. When there, she asks the Player to get her to the central Knot, where she might Access the Extranet fully, still not revealing her Reasons - but it might be noted she seems to be a little desperate. Several Checkpoints have to be passed, by various means available (same as the Laboratories beforehands). When that central Knot of the Extranet is finally accessed in the End, Nassha will reveal, that she plans to upload her Brain into the Extranet and substitute her organic Brain completely.

 

This, she will admit, is completely experimental and she has no Idea if it works. Her Plan is to use all the countless Computers connected to the Extranet as her Brain Cells, installing Parts of herself there, essentially like a Virus. This would mean, she could become a cybernetic Goddess, as she calls it herself, but could also mean her physical Body would wither and die. The Player has to decide, if s/he allows her to go through with this or forbid her from doing so.

- The Player allows her Uploading:

Nassha uploads herself into the Extranet. Notice that this will give extreme Disapproval form her Sisters. However, her Plan fails as many Computers are protected against that and she can only install herself on a small Amount of unprotected Computers, as well as on friendly Computers like the Player's Ship. She is loyal.

- The Player asks too many Questions (more than three):

Nassha uses this Time to begin the Upload herself and the Player has to take a violent Interrupt if s/he is to stop that. In that Case, Nassha will not be loyal. If the Interrupt is not taken, Option 1 applies (although that Way, her Sisters won't disapprove) and Nassha will be considered loyal.

- The Player does not allow her Uploading:

Nassha will still try the upload, regardless of what the Player says, but s/he gets a Chance to argue with her before it is too late. Players who supported her Turn to her Machine Side and confirmed her cynical Worldview can not talk her down and Option 2 would play out. Players who supported her Humanity OR fulfilled her Hopes of a more idealistic World will have a hard Time talking her down. She will only immediately listen to Players who both supported her Humanity AND fulfilled her Hopes. If she is talked down, she will be very grateful to the Player and be considered loyal.

 

With her Loyalty secure, Nassha's Behaviour differs greatly between an uploaded Nassha or a still human Nassha. The former will become extremely etached from Organics and disapprove always, if their Lives are valued, while developing a very haughty, godlike Attitude - she will actually consider herself a Godess, if the Player does not remind her, that her Experiment essentially failed. The latter will be much mor esubmissive to the Player and not disapprove anymore if Organics are valued over Synthetics. However, she will also become more reclusive and rarely if ever leave her Room. In any Case, she will open up more about her Father, revealing to the Player that it was him who encouraged her to embrace her Machine Side and even go to try this Experiment in the first Place.

 

Romance:

Nassha can be flirted with at any Time and is romanceable for male Players under the following Circumstances: A) She is loyal. The Player fulfilled her Hopes of a more idealistic World. C) She was not uploaded during her Loyalty Mission. If A) is not fulfilled, she will consider any flirting to be actually mean-spirited Teasing by the Player and react dismissively. If is not fulfilled, she will tell the Player upfront that she is not interested, as he is like "all the other People". If C) is not fulfilled, she will consider herself above the Needs and Desires of a physical Body. But if the Romance is started, she will reveal that she had a Crush on him - however, her Views on Romance are also rather conservative, with the Commitment directly involved and actually waiting with the sexual Aspect until some later Point. She will not start any Romance, if the Player had a Fling with her Sister.

 

Other: The Sionis Family-Arc is not over after these Missions. More further down.

 

3. Jaya Sionis, the azure Lady. Human Adept.

Spoiler

Background Synopsis:

Jaya Sionis is, by a Matter of Minutes, the youngest of the Sionis Siblings. She is the most integrated into her Father's Organization and more than her Sisters is used by him to be his Mouthpiece. She is an excellent Speaker and loves to argue with People about what her Father's Organization stands for and does. Her biotic Powers for discovered in her early Childhood and have been harnessed and trained since then, however, her greatest Strength is not her Biotics, but her Way to move within Societies. She knows Manipulation and Subterfuge and has learned to combine both Words and raw biotic Power to serve her Father's Interests. She is recruited alongside her Sisters when her Father sends them to assist them Player (and turn them, too, into an Asset to his Organization).

 

Personality:

Jaya seems affable and polite, albeit in a very unersonal Way. Below that, she has a rather, coll, aloof Personality with a certain bit of Arrogance thrown into the Mix. She knows that she is intelligent, charismatic and powerful and while she acknowledges that even she has Limits, she seeks to overcome them, others be damned. She has grown to think everything revolves around her, her Sisters and her Family and is always ready to argue if someone dares to intersect with this. however, deep down this Behaviour stems from an innate Feeling of Inferiority even towards her Sisters, who are a powerful Soldier and Half a Machine, while she is "just" an ordinary Human. The Player has to dig deep down to her, which can prove to be difficult, if they do not agree with her self-centric Worldview.

 

Appearance:

Out of the Triplets it is without a Doubt Jaya who is the most conventionally beautiful. She has straightened her black Hair out and formed into elaborate Constructs on her Head, partially dying it in deep blue Colors. She uses Make-Up not excessively, but noticeably, similarly having a dark blue Theme to it, that fits her similarly dark Skin. Her Outfit resembles a Combat Dress, slightly armored and slit, so it doesn't hinder her much. It is obvious, that Style is extremely important to Jaya and she moves with Elegance, just like she speaks mostly in a soft, accomodating Tone, especially if she wants something, contrasting her initially rather dismissive Attitude. The Dress continues her blue Theme, brandished with the Logo of her Father's Organization.

 

Combat:

Jaya is about taking Control over the Enemy and dealing massive Damage over a longer Period of Time. Pull allows her to make an Enemy helpless to her stronger biotic Attacks and primes them for further heavy attacks by her Allies or even her own Attacks, such as: Throw, which is her primary offensive Move. She is capable of doing her own Combos, only hindered by a global Cooldown, and does not restrict herself from doing so. Her Rend is an interesting Power, as it does comparatively slow Damage over Time, but can ignore Shields completely (which are still there). Players can learn it when she is loyal. Her exclusive Loyalty Power is the Dilation Field, which can freeze a Group of Enemies dead in their Tracks and prevent them from doing anything for a short Time.

 

Approval/Morality System:

Jaya will approve of Players supporting her and her Sisters, finding a civil Solution to Situations which allow that and being merciless, if the Enemy is not interested in being talked down. She will react negatively towards Criticism of her or her Sisters and disapprove of both unnecessary Brutality, if the Situation is ambiguous, as well as unnecessary Mercy, when the Situation is unambiguous. However, there is an easy Way to regain her Approval, since she will react very positively, if the Player shows Interest in her Father's Organization and is even more positively surprised, if s/he agrees with the Views this Organization stands for. This is an easy Way to get her to open up and let down her very haughty Facade to get to her comparatively vulnerable inner Feelings.

Her Sisters look up to Jaya, even though they are the only People that actually know how vulnerable she really is. This is a Fact that humbles her and if the Player finds out about that he might actually use that against her - at which Point the Sisters heavily disapprove. They all stick together.

 

Loyalty Mission:

Just like her Sisters, her Loyalty Mission will be preceded by three smaller Missions, which involves tracking down and freeing several noteworthy Politicians from various Threats, specifically a Mercenary Squad, a Ship that crashed or a precarious Situation at a public Celebration. All Missions can be solved without Violence, which Jaya will approve off. However, as soon as the Politicians are safe, Jaya will arrange for them to be sent to her Father, for further Examination. The Player can protest that, but the Politician will go there voluntarily. There is Evidence of their obvious Corruption and sometimes even their Father is drectly mentioned as sponsoring these Politicians, who are less than noble Statesmen.

 

The true Loyalty Mission will come when Jaya receives an Invitation for herself and the Player from these three Politicians to come to a prestigious Ball, where several important Figures of Politics will be attending. To her, the most important One is the Host of the Ball, a Candidate for (whatever is President or Council Member in Andromeda). However, when they are mingling in the Ball, something seems off rather soon and after some investigating in both the public Places and the private Quarters of the Residence of the Candidate, it is revealed that this Candidate is enslaving his Servants and takes Part in extensive Piracy Operations to sponsor his Campagn. Some Side Missions from before where in Fact sponsored by him.

 

So, of course, the Candidate has to be confronted, but he outs himself as an Ally of the Sionis' Family. Jaya argues for him to be sent to their Father so he can still be useful to Society, while the Player will be invited to argue for either sending him to Prison and publicisizing his Crimes. However, if the two take too long to argue about the Candidate's Fate, he will call in Reinforcements and start a Fight which goes on until he is defeated and killed.

- The Player decides to send the Candidate to the Sionis' Father.

Jaya becomes loyal. The Loyalty Mission ends.

- The Player argues too long (more than three Questions):

The additional Boss Battle begins and the Candidate is killed. Jaya has to be convinced this is her Fault, which is harder for Players that didn't support her before. She will become loyal only if she is convinced this is her Fault or at least a tragic Accident.

- The Player chooses to send the Candidate to Prison:

Jaya has to be convinced that this is the right Thing to do, which is harder for Players who's Actions she did not approve of (i.e. unnecessary Brutality or Mercy). She becomes loyal only if she is convinced this is the right Thing to do or that this actually helps her Father's Organization more.

 

If Jaya becomes loyal, she will no longer act aloof to the Player and instead open up completely, revealing how she became who she is - due to her Sister's Strengths she had to find her own, which she found in Words as well as Biotics. She became her Father's Favorite and most loyal Supporter. She will reveal the more political Side of the Organization, agreeing with Kara's Statement that their Father works for the Better of the Galaxy, preserving the Balance of Powers so no one gets the upper Hand. When called out on that in the Vein of "except you", she will smile and nod, agreeing that someone reasonable and not power-hungry should actually have the Power. She can be called out on that, too, which nets some Disapproval but does not destroy Loyalty.

 

Romance:

Jaya can be flirted with at any Time and is romanceable for female Players under the following Circumstances. A) She must be loyal. The Player supported her Family throughout the Game. C) The Candidate was sent to her Father during her Loyalty Mission. If A) is not fulfilled, she will consider herself out of the Player's League and dismiss her rather coldly, just like she does with any male Player flirting with her. If is not fulfilled, she will let them down more gently, saying that any partner of hers has to be a Friend of the Family Sionis or else she would throw herself away. If C) is not fulfilled, she will conversely think that the Player is too good for her, even though she shows Signs of Affection. the Player can get great Approval if she says she doesn't care, but that doesn't unlock the Romance. Jaya's Romance is not a casual as Kara's but also not as conservative as Nassha's, instead she becomes only rather shy in the Beginning and even apologetic for her unsymathetic Behaviour in the Beginning. She is willing to start a Romance even if the Player had a Fling with Kara earlier.

 

Others: The Sionis-Family-Arc is not over after these Missions. More further down.

 

Interlude: The Sionis-Family Arc Conclusion.

Spoiler

So, when all three Loyalty Missions of the Sionis-Triplets are done, the Player will get one last, major Mission affecting all three Companions. In this Mission, s/he also gets to meet their Father, Roman Sionis, who keeps wearing a black Mask, because of Batman-References. The Decisions from the Loyalty Missions will affect the Outcome of this Mission greatly as well as the Loyalty of all three Companions one last Time.

 

The Mission begins when Roman Sionis sets off an Emergency Call, saying that the Family Estate is under Attack by their Enemies. The Player has the Opportunity to investigate what exactly would drive People to attack the family. Sionis will then reveal, that the family is basically a Crime Syndicate akin to the Mafia, with their Fingers in many Businesses and all over Politics. They are not directly malevolent, as they work towards a Balance of Powers, but not out of the Altruistic Reasons his Daughters sincerely believe, but rather because a Balance of Powers allows them to flourish in Wealth and Influence. The Player then has the Option to help Roman Sionis or to leave him to die. If the latter is chosen, the Girls leave the Squad forever, breaking Loyalty and stopping all Romance dead in the Tracks. In this Case, the Player will later receive a Message that they all perished in the Attack, even though, strangely, there are still Sionis-Troops to meet some Place, now hostile... strange, truly.

 

However, if the Player chooses to do the Mission, they will fly to the Space Station from which the Sionis Family operates. They will have to fight through Waves of the same Mercenaries met during Kara's Loyalty Missions - but if that Mission was concluded with the Killing of the Mercenary Leader, they do not have to fight as many Mercenaries and skip a Boss Fight against that Guy. If he went to Prison, however, tehre will be many Mercenaries more as well as that mercenary Leader reappearing during the Mission and taunting the Player. It will lead to a Bossfight, after which he will most definitely be dead. If you shoot his Corpse, the Sisters will all approve, even Jaya.

 

However, after his Death the Mercenaries are not defeated. The Player will be put on a Timer that indicates when the Mercenaries breach into the inner Ward of the Spaceship and kill Roman Sionis. If Nassha wasn't uploaded during her Loyalty Mission, they will have been able to bypass Security to the inner Ward and the Timer will be only half as long as if when Nassha was uploaded. If the Player doesn#t kill the Mercenaries before the Timer runs out, which should be a Challenge even if Nassha was uploaded, then they will be able to breach the inner Ward to find Roman Sionis and do horrible, horrible Things to him. Well... they kill him and that's not a Mission Failure.

 

Only one Thing would be able to prevent his Death, if you fail the Challenge of the Timer: If you sent the Candidate to Sionis during Jaya's Loyalty Mission and the Mercenaries breach into the inner Ward, the Candidate will take the Shot that was meant for Sionis, sacrificing his Life for the Leader of the Family. If you did make the Timer, he will simply be there, talking calmly to Sionis when you arrive. However, if he is not there and the Mercenaries breach the inner Ward, Sionis will be killed. This is not a Mission Failure, however, as in that Case his Triplet of Daughters will leave your Squad and take over his Position as Heads of the Family. You loose them as Squadmates as well as as Romance Options in that Case.

[Rabinson]

A yahg pet????

[Broganisity]

 

 

 

Alrighty then. *rubs Hands* I'll put out the first three, before I get to them. With one of them, I obviously built on my Cyborg Girl Idea from before, but as you'll come to see, I've added and switched around quite a bit of Stuff.

 

-snips of justice-

 

Hue hue hue. . . Nassha -Tasha.

I liked em, not usually one for three characters being heavily linked but it worked out really well. . .Though I'd think only Jaya would stay behind to run the family if Roman was killed. The others, if loyal, would make more sense to stay with the player assuming the player continues to support the Sionis family.

[Feybrad]

Hue hue hue. . . Nassha -Tasha.

I liked em, not usually one for three characters being heavily linked but it worked out really well. . .Though I'd think only Jaya would stay behind to run the family if Roman was killed. The others, if loyal, would make more sense to stay with the player assuming the player continues to support the Sionis family.

 

Thank you, thank you. I really tried to make her not just "not Tasha" but also not "not-Tasha" if you get what I mean. I'm just too much in Love with that Idea of a Cyborg Girl that I can let that go completely.

 

What was central to all three Characters that their three own Stories form a not-so-little Sideplot within the Game, that could serve a lot to build a Picture of an andromedan Society. I didn't go into much Detail but I can totally see this serving as a primary Way to establish andromedan high Society, as well as a Picture of Crime. Not to mention my favorite Theme of Transhumanism, done in a better Way than green Space Magic.

 

Yeah, I thought about that too, but in the End, I kinda wanted that Point to again serve to stress how close these three Sisters are - if one of them leaves or is kicked off, they all go. *cracks his Knuckles* Okay, BSN, give me Suggestions who's to come next!

[windsea]

Said it before, and will say it again.

 

A Shepard VI uploaded into and fusions with a alliance infiltration unit, Basically a mildly insane AI who believes that they are Shepard and were somehow transfer and trapped in the robots body.

 

Plus you can have Jennifer Hale return to voice them, and even Mark Meer if they either create a "male" AIU or have a male voice coming from a "female" body, 

[Broganisity]

 

Yeah, I thought about that too, but in the End, I kinda wanted that Point to again serve to stress how close these three Sisters are - if one of them leaves or is kicked off, they all go. *cracks his Knuckles* Okay, BSN, give me Suggestions who's to come next!

If the player was supportive, then it would make sense for loyal ones to continue serving alongside them, though Jaya would clearly leave to run the family business, which the other two weren't capable of.

Also, I'm tossing one of your prior ideas back at you while I come up with one to toss over of my own:
 

Alright, one more before I go off to sleep.

 

This one is a human Biotic. He is an accomplished Academic, talented Biotic and, most importantly to him, a popular classical Musician - his rather old-fashioned Violin is his most valuable Possession. His Success in all three Fields has turned him quite arrogant and over-confident. However, he harbors a dark Secret connected with this Success that made him basically flee to and through Andromeda.

I imagine him looking like David Garrett.

 

Go Wild.

[Maus]

a different type of asari thats like the girls from the anime series *Claymore* maybe like Flashsword Irene or Flora Windcutter

[Broganisity]

a different type of asari thats like the girls from the anime series *Claymore* maybe like Flashsword Irene or Flora Windcutter

I don't know what that is, but you mentioned the Lord of all Shotguns so I am intrigued.

[Maus]

I don't know what that is, but you mentioned the Lord of all Shotguns so I am intrigued.

 

 

go youtube the fight between Clare vs Orphelia and go to the 1:25 mark. The cloaked character is Flashsword Irene. Mind you, she does her special attack while only having one arm Since in ME 3 the phantoms are extremely agile. Irene makes them look insanely slow  having a sort of a melee character as a companion would be a nice addition in ME A

[Fixers0]

So here's my list of characters for protganist and squadmates:

 

1: The Protagonist.

 

Younger and less decorated than Shepard I'd say this character would be around 26 (earth) years old. Unlike Shepard s/he Joined the military only a few years prior to the start game, around the age of 22 after several failed other carreer attemps. After just a 2-3 years of service s/he quits the military and joins an Alliance backed colonial militia on a hostile frontier world until the Reapers arrive and s/he is forced back into the military. What the failed carreer attemps were or why the protagonist quit military service is up to the player to decide.

 

 

2: The Aide de Campe

 

A Human male roughly around the same age of the protagonist, belongend to the same colonial militia the player has served in and went with him/her on a few missions during the Reaper war and thus has gained some insight in our protagonist psyche. Acts casual during free time and is serious during missions. very reliable for the most part though he can be somewhat oppertunistic and hypocritical at times. Class wise he would be a engineer type focussing on medium range combat and supporting the squad. Romancable by a female Protaganist.

 

3: The Old man

 

A Human male somewhere in his late forties, travelled for most of his life through space, saw the rise of the Alliance and its greatness and the follies, shortly before the Reapers arrived the ship he travelled on was caught in a batarian controlled system, he and the entire crew, including his familiy, were imprisoned. They rescued by Allied forces a few weekes later, in the fighting he lost track of his familiy, their deaths were assumed though never confirmed. After the escape he reluctantly helped the Alliance in the war effort, though he was never a true soldier. A passionate character who frequently buts head with the Aide de Campe . Combat wise he fills in the role of the Adept focussing on longer range biotic powers.

 

4: The Patriot

 

A Turian female with strong militaristic feelings, somewhere in her early to middle thirties. Despite being a strong supporter of the Turian military she left relatively early so she could enter politics and bring about a stronger galactic society, going so far as plotting military campaigns into the terminus systems in an attempt to break the single largest opponent of the council once and for whole. Very charismatic and commanding a lot of authority she could have one day become Primarch. A pure combat character focussing on close range assault and guerilla tactics intent on keeping her enemy of balance and effer guessing until the killing blow is deliverd. Romancable by a male protagonist.

 

 

5: The Prodigy

 

A playfull Young asari that came from by asari standards poor background but gracefully fought her way up the social ladder. Considerd to be a true prodigidy she was not ashamed of showing off and quickley earned herself a special status within the universities of Thessia. After several studies she joined a paramilitary training camp on an uncharted world in order to develop her biotics in secret. Politically she's more in line with Salarians and strongely believes in innovation and progress and desires to leave her mark on the Andromeda galaxy. She's cautious with strangers but very open with friends and is a romance option for a female protagonist. In gameplay she behaves like an uber-sentinel and is proficient in both Combat, Biotics and, tech.

 

 

Ok that's it for now. I will have two, maybe three characters ready next time.