Frederick Anderson

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[attr="class","exo_ans"] WISDOM

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Hit Points: 15 [break][break]

Computer Science: 5 [break]
Cryptography: 5 [break]
Strategy: 5 [break]
Forensics: 5 [break]
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Endurance: 2 (+2)[break]
Stealth: 2 [break]
Gymnastics: 2 [break]
Strength: 2 [break]
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Artistry: 3 [break]
Martial Arts: 3 [break]
Performance: 3 [break]
Charisma: 3 [break]
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Willpower: 4 [break]
Morale: 4 [break]
Synchronization: 4 (+2)[break]
Digimon Care: 4 [break]
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TRAIT #1: Hacker: You are experienced with computers, know your way around the internet, or may have some skills with programming or hacking into systems.[break][break]

(1) Outside of combat: You gain advantage on all Computer Science skill checks.[break]
(2) Versatile Technique: Network Hacking: You are familiar with computer and security systems and have experience in hacking into them and documenting them.[break][break]

(a) Hack: (Action) Through accessing a terminal and passing a Computer Science skill check (DC determined by the GM), you may hack into a computer system or security network and access any information there. This information will also be determined by the GM, though hacking into security networks with camera systems will always reveal the map.[break]
(b) Network Log: (Technique) You may create a log where you can keep track of various information from computer systems and security networks that you have successfully hacked into. You may use any and all of this information as in-character knowledge. Some pieces of information (determined by the GM) will give you certain advantages in certain situations.[break][break]

TRAIT #2: Research & Development: You're known for spending your time putting your resources to inventive uses.[break][break]


(1) In combat: Download (Passive): Each time your digimon absorbs an enemy digimon's data, you may retain a portion of that data in your digivice. Once you have gather enough data (as determined by the GM), you may recreate one piece of equipment from that digimon.[break]
(2) Versatile Technique: Upgrade: You are familiar with modern technology and the advanced features of your digivice, making the most of both.[break][break]


(a) Scrap: (Action) Through accessing a digital space and passing a Forensics skill check (DC determined by the GM), you may scour the surrounding area for resources. These resources may then be refined at a later time. Only usable once per thread.[break]
(b) Refine: (Technique) You may create a log where you can keep track of various resources and items you come across. You may also use this log to improve upon items already in your inventory.

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Frederick Anderson doesn't consider himself something special, but instead something superior. Growing up comfortable in the middle of Brooklyn helped mold this image. The casual relationship with his parents didn't.[break][break]

Mister and Misses Anderson didn't exactly raise him so much as tell the young boy what to do. For the first couple of years of his life, this obviously worked well for Frederick. There were no grand lessons or big moments involved, his parent's careers came first. It would have been easy to get anything that he would have wanted but he was already becoming perceptive towards what mom and pop valued. At some point in grade school, the lad started doing other classmates' homework for some quick pocket change. This type of work ethic was just the beginning, being noticed as self-sufficient by the age of eight.[break][break]

His parents never wanted him to rely on them; At least that's what this teenager thinks about it.[break][break]

Going through the public school system, through extracurricular activities, and other various small social events, Frederick has maintained this one personal belief. That he is smarter than everyone else he meets and that he already knows how the world works. This all started when he entered his 'prestigious' high school, continued his nearly flawless academic record, and became a part of the debate and chess teams. This thinking had also made him a loner, even in group settings. Often times, he gives the impression that he doesn't wish to speak to others unless properly motivated.[break][break]

The teenager is also quite judgmental, analyzing others when engaged in casual circumstances. These opinions do change relatively quickly but only due to Frederick's nature to find more information. He's found that some people are just more 'simple' than others.[break][break]