Freya Macintyre

[The Crow]

Name:
Freya Macintyre

Age:
24

Gender:
Female

Race:
Human

Alignment:
Lawful Good


Power Level:
1

Timeline:
Modern

Appearance: She has brown hair with a long blond streak on the left side just past her ears. She stands at 5’6” and is athletic. She hails from Scotland and has green eyes. She was a high school track star, and graduated college a couple months ago with a master in psychology. She is an empath, and a telepath. This has helped her gain renown as a psychologist.

Personality: Freya is a kind woman, who always puts the well being of her friends and family before hers. She is always giving to charity, and whenever she can she sponsers the children in different nations around the world.

History: Freya was born in Scotland, and moved around the country with her father. HE worked in the military there, and her mother died during childbirth. She was a happy child, and at the age of 11 her father married again. The step mom was a nice person, and with her mom’s help Freya attended a college for psychiatry. In her youth she was able to feel others emotions, and as she grew so did this power. It evolved into letting her become a telepath as well.

Powers: She is an empathy, but other than that very weak.

Weapons: She is fast, but other than her speed the most she could do is punch or kick you. She usually runs form a fight.

Weakness: She is a weak mortal human female

[Ninmast]

There's no reason I can see that she would be a Level 3 in power.

[The Crow]

well the power evel thing said that level ones wer enormal, level two were the military type guuys, and level three were weak humans who had special powers. should she be a 1 or 2?

[Mirrorless]

I think what Ninmast means is that since Freya isn't really an individual who is known for fighting, her powers make up for her level. Empaths can have a higher power if cunning enough, I think. Nice character though, I like how kind she is, how pure and honest her motivations and lifestyle are, as well as her history.

[Ninmast]

No, I'm afraid that's not what I meant, but thanks for the help, Caibel.

Power Level reflects combat power. If she has no combat potential at all (and I don't see how she does), she's a 1. If she's average and can hold her own in most normal instances, but fairs no better than any other average person, she's 2. If she's highly trained and extremely effective, she's 3. If she has combat powers that set her a bit beyond that of a normal person, she's 4.

I recommend, Dante, that you read over the power levels again and refamiliarize yourself with what it takes to be at each ranking. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.