Phaser Patrol

Characteristics val cha cost 10 STR 18 DEX 24 18 CON 16 9 BODY -2 10 INT 10 EGO 10 PRE 10 COM 2 PD 4 ED 4 SPD 12 6 REC 36 END 23 STUN Total cost 50

Skills, Talents, and Powers cost Skill, Talent, or Power END 27 15" Teleportation, 60" noncombat, 3      1 floating fixed Teleport location,      takes full Phase 33 20 PD, 30 ED Force Field, Extra Segment 5 35 Danger Sense, Out Of Combat, Any Area 112 5d6 RKA, Explosion (torpedoes) 11 6 +3 OCV with torpedoes 30 15" Flight 3 13 LS: Self-contained breathing, safe in vacuum 10 Lightspeed Travel         266 Total cost of Skills, Talents, and Powers

Running: 6", 12" noncombat Swimming: 2", 4" noncombat OCV: 6 DCV: 6 ECV: 3

Total Points: 50 + 266 = 316 Experience Points Spent: 0

100+	Disdvantages
15	Public Identity
20	Normal Characteristic Maxima
25	Thinks everybody else is an enemy alien
15	Distinctive Features: scrolling stripes (not concealable)
15	Overconfidence
15	Hunted by Starpath Corp. (8-)
111	Villain Bonus
216	Disadvantages Total

While playing the Phaser Patrol™ video game for the Atari® 2600 Supercharger, his TV set began chanting "Videodrome" over and over, and started to absorb him.  Realizing that his only chance of survival was to become part of the video game, he did just that, and found himself a few seconds later on the street out in front of his apartment with several, ahem, interesting changes to his body and personality.  Bodywise, he'd gained all the powers of the ship in the game.  Personalitywise, however, he now believed that everyone else was an enemy alien, and that it was his mission to destroy them all or surrender them to the "Federation."

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