Furry Road - The Face

Designer's Notes: Ahh, the Face. Face character's can be the ones who run an adventure in weird places, especially if played very cunningly. So an Impulsive face seemed a great way to balanced things by making this character a potential powder keg within the group. Wields Two Weapons at Once is really meant for melee weapons, so I decided to allow its Tier 2 ability Double Strike to use Speed pool when attacking with ranged weapons, but still require might for melee. I don't see an issue with dual wielding guns otherwise so this was a pretty easy fix. Ability wise rabbits don't really need much except a lot of speed which allowed me to focus on social abilities. 

Jessie the Rabbit is an Impulsive Speaker who Wields Two Weapons At Once

Tier 3 • Effort 3
Might 10 • Edge 0
Speed 14 • Edge 1
Intellect 20 • Edge 2

Cypher Limit: 2

Armor: 1 (light, leather jacket)

Skills:

• Inability
• any task that involves patience, willpower, or discipline
• Trained
• initiative
• Deceiving
• Persuading
• Running
• Speed defense

Abilities:

• Dual Light & Medium Wield
• Double Strike (3 Might or Speed points)
• Practiced With Light & Medium Weapons
• Enthrall (1 Intellect point)
• Fast Talk (1 Intellect point)
• Spin Identity (2+ Intellect points)
• Unexpected Betrayal
• Impersonate (2 Intellect points)
• Telling (2 Intellect points)
• Blend In (4 Intellect points)
• Grand Deception (3 Intellect points)

Weapons:

• 2x 9mm Handguns (medium ranged weapon, short range)
• 2x .38 Handguns (light ranged weapon, short range)
• 2x knives (cheap, light melee weapon)

Equipment: Dark clothing, gear harness, flashlight, padlock w/keys.

Initial Link to the Adventure: You requested a team after you heard rumors about the Road Hogs allying with another faction.

Connections:

• You think Cornelius the Chimpanzee is too analytical and needs to be more willing to make quick decisions in the field. 
• You once mistook Nausicaa the Bird for an enemy and nearly killed her with a grenade. You still regret the results of your impulsive actions that day.