Manannán mac Lir
High Concept: Irish Sea Dog... er God
Other Aspects:
Going with the flow to the Nevernever,
Concealed by his Cloak of Mist,
Message in a bottle,
Taking Arms against a Sea of Troubles,
A friend to the Fomor
A flood of magical items
Skills and Powers
This is a plot device character.
Assume that he presents challenges of Superb or better to social conflict; in mental, magical, or physical
conflict, most mortals outside of Senior Council wizards don’t stand a chance.
Total Refresh Cost: incalculable.
Would you be willing to laborite on what you're thinking for the aspects? That was the biggest issue I had with coming up with him as a character, and I like the name of yours, for sure.
Eh. Even if I didn't dislike the idea of "plot device characters" in general (all characters are plot devices, stats are necessary to act within the game rules, and many of the characters labelled that way are eminently beat-able) I wouldn't see any reason to assume that he's so strong.
Is it just because they use the word "god" to refer to him?
How much is "nothing to sneeze at"?
As a person who probably only has about 4 Refresh, I wouldn't sneeze at any supernatural being.
I agree, I don't want to venture into plot device territory- after all, if he was really that powerful, he'd be a bigger player in our town. I'll mess around with powers and stunts in a bit, but I figure I'll base him off of an emissary of power, give him Supernatural recovery, Inhuman Toughness (catch: Cold Iron, as from what I've read, in Irish Myth, the children of their gods are the Fae, so they'd probably share the same weakness, but not to the same degree (ie. they can touch and use metal, but getting stabbed wouldn't be good for them)), Inhuman Strength, and a few other powers that seem to fit.
I just want to make him an enjoyable character, kind of like how Odin is with Harry. Someone who won't always b able to mount up and fight with them, but who is in the party's corner.
Btw, appreciate the help everyone!