World of Darkness 5th Edition (Paradox) Vampire the Masquerade 5e Character Sheet: Wyatt Jackson

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Appearance

Wyatt is a tan, or brown skinned, and heavily tattooed man with coconut brown eyes, and raven black hair.   He typically dresses lightly, and loosely. Baggy pants, and tank tops are most common, in dark and earth tones. In the winter, he favors blue denim pants, still baggy, and very nice goose feather jackets.

Distinguishing features

Wyatt's eyes are constantly darting around, though not in paranoia, or drug addict, fashion; Rather like someone taking it all in for the first time.   He often smokes, he loves to drink, and it isn't uncommon for a couple of women to be found in his presence.   He also loves to gamble, and that has got him into some trouble, more than a couple of times.

History

XP LOG +1 • to Mex. Contact = 3 | 3 ••• Contact, Col. = 9 | 3 ••• Contact, Cuba = 9 | 3 ••• Allies, 39s Gang = 9 | (N.O.L.A.) | 1 • Allies, reliability = 3 | 1 •• Allies, reliability = 6 | 1 • Influence: Gangs = 3 | •• Protean =10 | Descendant of Xavier Monstrous Bat =12 | Gang Influence 2 =06 | 70 out of 75   Wyatt was born in a bayou in Louisiana to Maria, a Mexican immigrant seamstress and Adam Freeman, a gator poacher, in 1998. They were poor, but not destitute. He spent his school life in constant trouble for shenanigans and pranks. He was never malicious, but always out for a laugh. Before he was ten he stole an airboat and took it for a joy ride through the swamp. That would have been bad enough, however, the boat was fully of tourist that he "took hostage" on his little tour.   His parents couldn't handle him, and it was clear. They loved him very much however, and pleaded with the judge not to sentence him to Juvenile hall. The Judge was lenient, and instead sentenced him to a military reform school.   Integration was rough for Wyatt. The Officers of the academy had little patience for a prankster from the swamps.   Wyatt adapted quickly, and became one of the finest cadets they had. He rose in ranks, and was put in a higher learning program. They began to teach him the ways of a military officer, including military intelligence basics.   Once eighteen, he joined the U.S. Army, as a low rank officer, and a shoo-in for the Intelligence program.   During the attack against America on Nine-Eleven, the Army was called in to guard airports across the country. During this time, Wyatt was formally trained in everything needed to know about background checking people coming and going from the country including but not limited to how to spot fake passports. These skills would serve him well in the future.   Wyatt's military career would come to a screeching halt a few years later. He became wrapped up in an illegal gambling scheme that swept through the military, and even though they weren't able to pin anything directly on him, the forced him out of the service with an "Honorable Discharge" to protect his legacy as best they could.   Wyatt was on hard times after this. Living destitute on the streets, he began to run small cons and other meaningless schemes. Until he met Bartholomew. His life was forever changed after he agreed to a contract with Bartholomew; 'A Year and a Day'.   That first year, Wyatt was able to use Bartholomew's resources, and blood, to achieve great things. First he got ahold of some of his old army buddies, then acquired his new home, the S.S. Sea-Note. It wasn't long before he had contacts set up in different ports.   His success must have meant something, as he is now on his third 'Year and a Day' contract with Bartholomew.   Of course, bad habits are hard to stop! Wyatt finds himself currently in gambling debt to some pissed off Columbians. Things haven't gotten out of hand, yet, but if he can't hold it all together...