Appearance

Physical Description

Chase is obsessed with looking perfect. Many women would describe him as drop-dead handsome, and deserving of a spot in the top ten’s of most magazines. Some might say he deserves all ten of those top ten slots. He’s clean shaven, with short cut hair; brilliant, green eyes; and a dazzling smile. From there down, he wears a full suit and either a tie or bow tie. It leaves him looking like the next James Bond.
 
This plays well with his on-stage persona. He’s a gracious host, sucking in the audience with his smile, as he sets them up for a laugh or a victim for the next big prank. The audience smiles as he walks smoothly across stage. “I had a hell of a time coming in tonight.” Pause, “oh, it wasn’t the traffic. I’d like to see you try to parallel park a flying carpet sometime.” And on cue, a carpet flies across the stage. The audience laughs.
 
As a hero, remarkably little changes. He wears a helmet over his face to conceal his identity and offer some form of protection. There’s a visor of sorts that appears to be where his eyes should be, except it’s made of solid, shiny metal. His suit undergoes a color change, becoming bright white instead of his stage-black or dark blue. He’ll wear a top hat as well, which plays a role in his magic.

Special abilities

Intelligence
Chase is incredibly cunning. He’s studied magic, science, and forensics for most of his life. He has a deep breadth of knowledge in these fields, the ability to breakdown and analyze anything he comes across. Part of it is solving how ‘magic’ works, part of it is reverse engineering crimes.
 
Magic
The realm of magic is vast and powerful. He doesn’t rely on mere parlor tricks. His work is actual magic. When he makes your watch disappear, it is gone. You can search the theater, strip him, and burn it to the ground. You’re not getting the watch back until he gives it to you. His spells span a wide range, from levitation to fire, ice, and teleportation. Some of these require potions or special ingredients, making them more complex set ups more suitable to traps.
 
Fake Magic
To make up for the shortcomings of real magic, the doctor enlists a number of more practical effects. He carries smoke bombs, spring loaded daggers at his wrists, caltrops, and various other odds and ends. His favorite is his anti-mugger wallet. Open it up and it lights on fire and won’t go out until you do the secret thing to turn it off. Closing it only makes things worse.

Mentality

Personality

Social