"The Desert Fox"
Age: |
35. |
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Sex: |
Female. |
Sponsor: |
Star Tech
Industries. |
Kills: |
25. |
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Prestige: |
110. |
Skills: |
Driver-2, Gunner-1, Handgunner-1,
Survival (Desert)-1, Languages (Spanish-2,
French-1, German-1). |
Stats: |
Year: |
2045 |
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Duels: |
40 |
Wins: |
29 |
|
WP: |
.725 |
Clone: |
1 |
|
SP: |
0.975 |
THA: |
.725 |
|
CKA: |
1.60 |
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Awards: |
Reno Division 10 Champion |
2039, 2042, 2043. |
Rookie of The Year |
2038. |
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Favorite
Arena: |
Lucky Star |
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Favorite
Division: |
10 |
Favorite Vehicle: |
Sandblaster |
Sandblaster:
Compact, X-Hvy Chassis, Hvy Suspension, Medium Power Plant
with Superconductors, 4xHD tires, Driver, VMG with HD ammo
(Front), 10 pts CA (driver), 4 flechette dischargers (2
Left, 2 Right), 2 bumper triggers (1 Left, 1 Right) each
linked to a pair of flechette dischargers, SWC (VMG), 4 fake
WH and WG. Sloped Armor (metal/plastic): F 15/0; L 11/0; R
11/0; B 11/0; T 0/6; B 0/6. Accel 5; Top Speed 92.5; HC 3;
Weight: 4,440 Ibs.; Cost: $9,804.
History:
Mrs. Millowski is a hermit when it comes to interviews. Her
personal story is a hedge-podge of secondary sources and
rumors.
Sue C. Millowski (known as "Millie" by her friends) was a
certified Army brat. Following her father from base to base,
Millowski traveled the world making friends and picking up
skills. When she was eighteen, naturally she wanted to
follow in her father's footsteps and become a soldier, but a
heart defect disqualified her. Emotionally Millowski was
crushed.
Like many youths of her age, Millowski pondered her options.
College seemed like a logical next step, but without
scholarships or rich parents, that idea seemed impossible.
Millowski didn't have much to go on, and her adult life
looked rather dismal. Fortunately, her father's connections
landed her a job with the civil service. It was menial work,
but it was a start. At age 24, Millowski graduated from a
local community college and married a fellow co-worker (she
has since given birth to two daughters).
What brought Millowski into the world of autoduelling was a
casual dare during her bachlorette party. Slightly tipsy and
unable to resist a challenge, Millowski signed up and
blasted her way to victory. After sobering up and counting
all the prize money, she reviewed the vid-tapes of the duel
and realized that an opportunistic time had arrived.
Duelling was her chance to become a somebody rather than a
worthless wage-slave.
Sources indicate that Millowski's marriage is going through
tough times. Her husband is currently demanding that she
spend more time being a loyal housewife rather than a
suburban commando. Tensions have only increased since her
recent death and clone activation. The children are having a
tough time adjusting. Hints of divorce are starting to
surface.
Memorable Moments:
In the Rolling Hills Arena, Millowski was one of
several surviving duellists left in a grueling semi-final
match. In a flash of inspiration, she recalled where each
opponent was damaged, their weapon locations, and ammunition
expenditures. With surgical skill, she picked them off in
methodical fashion. This all occurred within four seconds.
Quote:
"Life's a bitch and so am I!" |