Superhuman World Random Character Generation

Superhuman World Random Character Page

This version of the page will produce a typical human (a "bystander"). Wealth probabilities come from the U.S. Census Bureau in 2014. Future versions of this page will generate superhumans and their powers, and provide some details about age, birth gender, and origin. For now, the Origin section will say where the character is most likely to get superhuman powers from.

Numerical values come from DC Heroes, a superhero game of the 1990s. Descriptive values come from the Marvel Super Heroes game of that same era. On that scale, Thor and Wonder Woman each have a strength of 16 (Unearthly). You can hover over the characteristics (such as Dex) as get a description.

Origin

Source: Super-Soldier (The late 1980s saw the beginning of research into \'enhancement of human fighting potential\'. The various United States armed services each inaugurated programs to produce super-soldiers. These programs did not see great success until mid-1990. At that time, the worldwide increase in superhuman powers combined with an increase in government funding to produce a wide range of superhumans. But this increase came too late to influence the Persian Gulf War. The super-soldier programs were eventually scaled down and then combined under the NSA. But spinoffs from these programs made it into common use, including the criminal world.) Species: Human (Most known superhumans are of human origin. Mutated or genetically modified humans are included in this category) Time: Golden Age (Some superhuman powers are known to have existed early in the 20th Century, or even before.) Type: Innate (Powers which fall outside the human potential are internal to the superhuman (for the most part). Members of this class include the Balance, Leo, SuperJew, Angora, and Dr. Lithium.)

Attributes

Dex: 2 (Typical) Str: 3 (Good) Body: 3 (Good)
Int: 1 (Poor) Will: 1 (Poor) Mind: 1 (Poor)
Infl: 2 (Typical) Aura: 1 (Poor) Spir: 2 (Typical)

Wealth: $150 K (150000) (per year)