"Pappy"
Age: |
31. |
|
Sex: |
Male. |
Sponsor: |
Native American
Alliance. |
Kills: |
19. |
|
Prestige: |
79. |
Skills: |
Driver-2, Gunner-3, Handgunner-2,
Cycle-2, Leadership-1, Blade (Knife)-2. |
Stats: |
Year: |
2045 |
|
Duels: |
50 |
Wins: |
31 |
|
WP: |
.620 |
Clone: |
-- |
|
SP: |
1.000 |
THA: |
.700 |
|
CKA: |
1.10 |
|
Awards: |
Tucson Division 20 Champion |
2043, 2044. |
NAA National Champion |
2044. |
Arizona Champion |
2043. |
|
Favorite
Arena: |
Rolling Hills |
|
Favorite
Division: |
20 |
Favorite Vehicle: |
Agincourt |
Agincourt:
Sedan, X-hvy Chassis, Hvy Suspension, large power plant, 4
solid tires, driver, 2 linked RLs (laser guided) and TL
(with LGL) front, SD w/explosive spikes back. Metal armor:
F13; L9; R9; B9; T10 (FP plastic); U10 (FP plastic), 2 10-pt
WG back, 2 10-pt WH front, 10-pt component armor around
driver, power plant, linked RLs, and TL. Accel 5; Top Speed
90; Weight: 5,999 Ibs.; Cost: $19,340.
History:
People become duellists for many reasons. Money, power, and
fame are only outside motives. If one is truthful on the
matter, such words as acceptance and purpose frequently come
out. Johnathan Strongbear is a man of those two words.
Early in his childhood, Strongbear wasn't such a nice
person. Growing up poor and oppressed on a reservation made
him bitter person. Often, he took out his frustrations on
those he loved most. Alcohol and drugs became his only true
companions. By the time he was sixteen, Strongbear had
pushed his elder's patience to the limit. He was banished
from his tribe and exiled. With a dim future ahead,
Strongbear came very close to giving up on life. It was then
that he found a mentor, friend, and savior that would change
his life forever.
His name was Edward Little Mountain, a Native American
activist and renowned writer. While out on a spiritual
retreat, Little Mountain discovered Strongbear and took him
under his wing. After several years of loving discipline,
honest ambition, and hard work, Strongbear was able to
channel his anger into more productive endeavors. He felt as
though he had a mission in life. His fellow natives needed a
hero. He would supply one for them.
The arena became his political forum. There he would
champion the cause of Native American rights. Amateur night,
the minor leagues, and the first few tournament victories
were only minor milestones. His ambition beckons him to go
onward and upward to regional and national fame. Strongbear
has never forgotten his roots. He has made sure that his
people (even the ones who exiled him) gain opportunity from
his fame.
Memorable Moments:
Strongbear has a noted passion for "up close and personal"
encounters (translation: ramming with extreme prejudice).
During one corporate tournament, Strongbear rammed and
confettied four vehicles in two days.
Quote:
"Time to take out the trash." |