Actor: Michelle Trachtenberg
DOB: 11/10/1985
Character Type: Hero
Life Points: 88
Drama Points: 10
Attributes (20) = 20
Strength 6 (3 Levels Part of Slayer Quality)
Dexterity 6 (3 Levels Part of Slayer Quality)
Constitution 6 (3 Levels Part of Slayer Quality)
Intelligence 4
Perception 3
Willpower 6 (2 Levels Part of Slayer Quality)
Dexterity 6 (3 Levels Part of Slayer Quality)
Constitution 6 (3 Levels Part of Slayer Quality)
Intelligence 4
Perception 3
Willpower 6 (2 Levels Part of Slayer Quality)
Qualities (20 + 9 from Drawbacks) = 29
Attractive +2 (2)
Fast Reaction Time (Part of Slayer Quality)
Good Luck (6)
Hard to Kill 10 (5 Levels Part of Slayer Quality)
Nerves of Steel (Part of Slayer Quality)
Regeneration (Constitution Life Points per Hour) (Part of Slayer Quality)
Slayer (16)
Fast Reaction Time (Part of Slayer Quality)
Good Luck (6)
Hard to Kill 10 (5 Levels Part of Slayer Quality)
Nerves of Steel (Part of Slayer Quality)
Regeneration (Constitution Life Points per Hour) (Part of Slayer Quality)
Slayer (16)
Drawbacks (9) = 9
Adversary (Lots) (5 Levels Part of Slayer Quality) (7)
Emotional Problems (Fear of Rejection) (1)
Reckless (2)
Obligation (Total) (Part of Slayer Quality)
Secret (Slayer) (2)
Teenager (2)
Emotional Problems (Fear of Rejection) (1)
Reckless (2)
Obligation (Total) (Part of Slayer Quality)
Secret (Slayer) (2)
Teenager (2)
Skills (20) = 20
Background on Dawn Summers
Acrobatics: 3
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Knowledge: 1
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Art: 3
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Kung Fu: 3+1
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Computers: 0
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Languages: 0
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Crime: 1
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Mr. Fix-It: 0
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Doctor: 0
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Notice: 3
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Driving: 0
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Occultism: 2
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Getting Medieval: 2+1
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Science: 1
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Gun Fu: 0
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Sports: 0
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Influence: 2
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Wild Card: 0
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Maneuvers | Bonus | Base Damage | Notes |
Crossbow |
9 |
16 |
Slash/stab |
(Through the Heart) | 6 | 16 | x5 vs. vamps |
Dodge |
10 |
None |
Defense Action |
Grapple |
12 |
None |
Resisted by Dodge |
Jump Kick |
7 |
21 |
Bash |
Kick |
9 |
14 |
Bash |
Parry |
10 |
None |
Defense Action |
Punch |
10 |
12 |
Bash |
Spin Kick |
8 |
16 |
Bash |
Stake |
9 |
12 |
Slash/stab |
(Through the Heart) |
6 |
12 |
x5 vs. vamps |
Sword |
9 |
24 |
Slash/stab |
(Decapitation) |
4 |
24 |
x5 Damage |
Dawn Summers is sixteen and The
Key, and the Vampire Slayer, Buffy's sister. After protecting the Key for
centuries, the Monks of the Order of Dagon were forced to hide it from Glory, a
hellgod, by turning it into a fourteen-year-old human girl. They placed Dawn
with the Slayer, hidden as a younger sister, and everyone in Dawn’s life was
made to believe that Dawn had always been a part of Buffy's family. It is
unclear how the implanted memories are activated or if people outside of the
Summers' lives know about Dawn. Only those “outside reality” are able to see
she is not real, second-sight blokes or lunatics. Buffy was able to identify her
as part of a spell by going into a deep trance. Joyce seemed to be aware that
Dawn was not truly her daughter at certain moments when her brain tumor was
affecting her. Dawn was initially unaware of her true nature, but learnt the
truth, much to her distress, when she broke into the Magic Box and read Giles'
diary. Glory's aim in this world was to find the Key.
It turned out the Key could bring down the walls separating realities,
and Glory intended to use Dawn in a ritual to get back to her own dimension.
This ritual would result in Dawn's death, and the unleashing of countless demon
dimensions on Earth. Buffy was unable to stop the ritual from starting, but by
sacrificing her own life she was able to stop it in time to save Dawn and the
world.
Luckily for Dawn, Anya was able to find the Urn of Osiris, so Willow
could bring Buffy back from the dead. Still, Dawn's life wasn't easy for her
(being not quite real, having such a strange life, and with her sister being
detached and distant after her resurrection), and she developed a habit of
kleptomania as a cry for attention. She was eventually found out, and Buffy has
since improved her relationship with Dawn, who is now attending high school at
the newly rebuilt Sunnydale High School.
As the Scoobies research the
origins of the First to find a way to rescue Spike, Giles arrives with
reinforcements in the form of three potential Slayers. Buffy is rattled when her
mother offers advice in her dreams.
The gang is having no luck finding any information on the First,
"the original evil, the one that came before anything else." Buffy's
worried about Spike, and runs herself ragged. Her mother comes to her in a dream
and begs her to rest. When Buffy awakens, she's seriously wigged. Should she
trust the dream?
Andrew finally wakes up, and leads everyone to the bloodied Seal of
Danzalthar they decide to cover it.
At home, Willow tries to find the Biggest Bad with a locator spell, but
it backfires. The evil possesses her momentarily, exploding out of her and
terrifying everyone in the course. When it departs, Willow is distraught,
realizing that any time she uses her power; she is liable to hurt someone. Buffy
tries to comfort Willow, and then hastily decides to hunt down the First for
injuring her friends. At the door, she's startled to find her former Watcher
alive and well, flanked by three would-be Slayers. Giles dryly explains,
"We have a slight Apocalypse."
He gives the Scooby gang the rundown on the situation. The Watchers
Council has been destroyed, and most of the potential Slayers have been picked
off over the past few months. The First’s plan is to kill off all the future
Slayers and their Watchers, then annihilate the current ones, leaving nothing to
fight the coming evil. The only plus is that Giles was able to save a few
Council records by stealing them prior to the explosion. He lays the
responsibility of saving the world squarely on Buffy’s shoulders.
Meanwhile, the Ubervamp from the Seal has been kicking Spike around for
some time. The First observes in the guise of Drusilla, taunting Spike
continuously. Beating and drowning him, you name it and they do it to Spike.
Drusilla wants to bring Spike over to the darkness, but he will have none of it.
He continues to fight back because Buffy believes in him.
While Dawn, Willow and Kennedy set up the potential Slayers with food and
beds for the night, Giles and Buffy go looking for the place where she first saw
the Bringers nearly four years before. It was underground near a Christmas tree
lot, and (of course) she finds it by falling through some dusty, dilapidated
boards covering a hole in the ground. Immediately, she's pounced on by the
Ubervamp. They fight until Buffy manages to stake it; the problem is that it
doesn't die. More fighting, until Buffy manages to escape out through the hole
she fell in. The thing follows her, but luckily, the sun has just risen, and it
crawls back into its lair. But it's clear it will come after her again, and
soon.
Back home, Buff and Giles tell the newbies in on the whole "end of
the world" thing. Giles reveals that the Tulok-Han is an ancient, sort of
like the Neanderthal of bloodsuckers. Buffy doesn't have much else to go on, so
later at work, she does a little computer searching on, of all topics,
"evil."
Joyce makes another dreamscape visit to Buffy, pleading with her to rest.
Her message is that evil is everywhere; a part of life, and no one can stop it.
Though exhausted, she keeps pushing herself. At home, she arms the
Slayers-in-Training so they'll be more prepared.
As the sun goes down, the pressure on the Slayer mounts. Everyone’s
feeling it, especially Annabelle, one of the potential Slayers. She bolts from
the house into town, alone and vulnerable. She doesn't get far before the Tulok-Han
takes her out. Buffy finds her body, and the momentary distraction is enough to
give the Ubervamp an opening to knock her around. More fighting. They end up in
an industrial building, and Buffy’s booty gets seriously kicked. She ends up
buried under a pile of debris, badly injured.
The gang is at a loss, and Giles has no answers. However, even with her
painful injuries, Buffy seems to have embraced the fear and chaos. She's
realized there's only one thing to do, instead of waiting for the First to come
to her, she must start the war herself. "There's only one thing on this
earth more powerful than evil. And that's us."
As the days go by more and more Slayers-in-Training try to come to Sunnydale, sent by their Watchers to be under
the protection of the Slayer.
The death of everyone of the apprentice Slayers will kill off the line of
the Slayers. Without the line of the Slayers to pass the abilities onto they
immediately pass to Dawn, and make a new line of Vampire Slayers.
Or because Dawn is made from Buffy it is only a matter of time before her
copied Slayer powers activate.
Quote: “What? You think I
never watched you.”
Roleplaying Dawn Summers
Dawn is very outspoken frequently speaking before thinking and putting
her foot in it. She is very intelligent and with a little work, she could be a
force to be reckoned with.
She used to be discontented
about not having “Chosen One” reflexes and such, now she does we’ll just
have to wait and see.
It had been foretold...
"Into each generation a Slayer is born. One girl in all the world, a Chosen One. One born with the strength and skill to fight the vampires, to stop the spread of their evil and the swell of their numbers."
It had been foretold...
"Into each generation a Slayer is born. One girl in all the world, a Chosen One. One born with the strength and skill to fight the vampires, to stop the spread of their evil and the swell of their numbers."