William Butcher
Gender: Male
Age: 25
Race: White (Caucasian)
Nationality: American
Place of birth: Los Angeles, California
Father: John Butcher
Mother: Margaret Butcher
Weight: 215 lbs
Height: 6'2"
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: Black
Tattoos: None
Advantages:
Strong leadership skills
Skilled in hand-to-hand combat
Quick decision maker under pressure
High tolerance for pain
Expert marksman
Weakness:
Prone to anger and reckless decisions when emotionally triggered
Struggles with long-term relationships and trust
Haunted by past mistakes, which can cloud his judgment
Distrusts authority figures
Can be too blunt, leading to misunderstandings
Life story:
William Butcher was born in Los Angeles, California, to a hardworking family, but life on the streets was a constant struggle. His first job was at a hospital, where he quickly learned the ropes and gained an understanding of human nature. However, his criminal tendencies caught up with him, and he was soon expelled from the hospital for illegal activities. Recognizing his potential, the leaders of the Los Nómadas gang took him in, appointing him as their deputy due to his knowledge and leadership skills. His rise through the ranks didn’t stop there. He later became an under deputy in both the Vipers and Liberty gangs. Today, he stands as the leader of the Inferno gang, using his past experiences and skills to maintain his position of power.
Outcomes/Perks:
1. Exceptional Shooting Skills: William excels under pressure, landing precise shots in high-stakes situations.
2. Strong Leadership Abilities: His experience leading gangs enables him to manage people and tasks effectively.
3. Advanced Combat Skills: Years in gang warfare have given William expertise in hand-to-hand and tactical combat.
4. Problem-Solving & Decision-Making: His diverse roles have sharpened his ability to solve problems and make quick decisions.
5. Demand and Respond: If 2 or fewer law enforcement officers are interrupting his activities, William can give demands and escalate to shooting
without hesitation.
Gender: Male
Age: 25
Race: White (Caucasian)
Nationality: American
Place of birth: Los Angeles, California
Father: John Butcher
Mother: Margaret Butcher
Weight: 215 lbs
Height: 6'2"
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: Black
Tattoos: None
Advantages:
Strong leadership skills
Skilled in hand-to-hand combat
Quick decision maker under pressure
High tolerance for pain
Expert marksman
Weakness:
Prone to anger and reckless decisions when emotionally triggered
Struggles with long-term relationships and trust
Haunted by past mistakes, which can cloud his judgment
Distrusts authority figures
Can be too blunt, leading to misunderstandings
Life story:
William Butcher was born in Los Angeles, California, to a hardworking family, but life on the streets was a constant struggle. His first job was at a hospital, where he quickly learned the ropes and gained an understanding of human nature. However, his criminal tendencies caught up with him, and he was soon expelled from the hospital for illegal activities. Recognizing his potential, the leaders of the Los Nómadas gang took him in, appointing him as their deputy due to his knowledge and leadership skills. His rise through the ranks didn’t stop there. He later became an under deputy in both the Vipers and Liberty gangs. Today, he stands as the leader of the Inferno gang, using his past experiences and skills to maintain his position of power.
Outcomes/Perks:
1. Exceptional Shooting Skills: William excels under pressure, landing precise shots in high-stakes situations.
2. Strong Leadership Abilities: His experience leading gangs enables him to manage people and tasks effectively.
3. Advanced Combat Skills: Years in gang warfare have given William expertise in hand-to-hand and tactical combat.
4. Problem-Solving & Decision-Making: His diverse roles have sharpened his ability to solve problems and make quick decisions.
5. Demand and Respond: If 2 or fewer law enforcement officers are interrupting his activities, William can give demands and escalate to shooting
without hesitation.
