Veteran of the Flame Wars

You saw the best minds of your generation getting ratio'd by overseas bot farms. Sick burns off the creepypasta chans. Shitposting like you wouldn't believe. Part of you never left that battlefield, endlessly coming up with belated epic comebacks. You have the scars to prove it.

Possessions 

  • An Online Handle That Lives In Infamy And Strikes Fear In The Heart Of Your Enemies
  • Discharge Papers From St. Peterson's Hospital For The Terminally Online
  • Back Braces (counts as Light Armor)
  • 1d3 Psychic Scar:
    1 You are incapable of expressing emotions. You carry a pack of emoji cards for that purpose.
    2 You cannot quite focus your eyesight beyond a couple of meters. Ranged attacks are done with Disadvantage.
    3 Your thumbs still search the air constantly for a phantom cellphone. Rolls that require fine motor skills are done with a -4 penalty.

Advanced Skills

  • 4 Rhetoric
  • 3 Close Quarters Combat
  • 2 Memecraft

Special
You can use your Rhetoric Skill as a psychic weapon against someone you goad into an argument. Roll Versus your opponent's relevant Skill. Successful hits drain their Luck for the difference's amount. Luck lost this way is recovered by walking away and touching grass.

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