| Introduction
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xxxxxRoger is a member of the Brotherhood of Mutants. Hardly the portrait of a fearsome mutant, he could easily be mistaken for your local New Jersey hick reject. He is not terribly friendly, and has been instilled with as much purpose as a group of straggling Brotherhood members could muster, but in the end, he is just a man. Albeit, an invincible one.
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| History
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xxxxxRoger's inculcation into the harsh world of mutant terrorism began when he was arrested and tried for murder as an adult when he was barely 16 in Texas. This incident would color Roger's entire worldview - prison culture made him mean, his mutant power made him distant, his mutant status made him angry. As a mutant whose mutant power was implicated in his convicted murder, he was quickly transferred to supermax cells, especially after demonstrating his ability to resist all harm in the prison yard with severe cruelty.
xxxxxIt was when he was busted out of his cell by a cadre of Brotherhood Mutants in their short-lived fit of activism that Roger found his calling. Taking what he wanted, sowing chaos, putting fear into your average person - this appealed to him in a visceral way that not many things could anymore.
xxxxxHowever, he soon lost touch with the quickly dispersing terrorist cell he'd run with before. Arrests, deaths, disinterest in liberating their leader, Magneto - all these things eventually left the not-particularly-bright Roger alone to make it on his own. Now he's in New York and he's looking to keep the dream of mutant superiority alive.
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| Powers
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xxxxxEssentially, Roger is completely impervious to harm, pain, or tampering. This seems to be an all-encompassing effect that covers not only physical damage to his body, but this extends to disease, sickness, poison...anything. Even things such as harm from failing to eat or drink water, or even breathe air - the effects of these afflictions are strictly psychosomatic, an annoyance at most, and not really a product of pain. Theoretically, he could continue going on forever.
xxxxxHowever, that seems to be the extent of his mutant power's effects, and he does appear to be vulnerable to psychic shenanigans and tampering, with no anti-psionic training whatsoever. However, he does not seem capable of being "harmed" in this way - merely tampered with, consciousness-wise.
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| Connections
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Friends
- Block - ...I'll take what I can get, I guess.
Foes
And everything in between
- Rahne - Incidental, I guess. Aren't you mutants?
- Dante - Incidental, I guess. Aren't you mutants?
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| Gallery
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| Roger
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| Codename
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None So Far
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| Birthdate
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January 16
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| Species
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Mutant
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| Affiliation
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Brotherhood of Mutants
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| Alignment
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Not Great
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| Powers
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Invincibility
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| Occupation
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Terrorist
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| RP Hooks
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| Brother - Block thinks of all mutants as family - especially those in the Brotherhood. He is utterly loyal to mutants, and while he is not a bad person (he's relatively innocent), he will do anything for his family.
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| Street Kid - Block is actually a rich kid, but he doesn't know it. He has lived on the streets, in cheap hotels, apartments... all his known life. He knows mutants among the Morlocks - has even a friend or two.
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| Criminal - Just because he can make people forget, doesn't mean he can dodge security cams... Block's activities make him a criminal; his affiliation with the Brotherhood potentially makes him a terrorist...
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| Innocent - Block does what he does out of loyalty to those who have shown him kindness. He will look out for people in need - help old ladies across the road, etc - and he's always looking for friends.
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