Player Characters of
Raiders of the Gulf
Player Characters
The main function of this campaign is a plot-driven story line with characters trying to fight against alien invaders. Although a main story line exists in anime and literature about the 3rd Robotech War, the PCs are part of a secondary story which will culminate in the final battle at Reflex Point. All players will choose their own O.C.C. with mecha assigned by the GM; almost everyone will start with some sort of Cyclone or Hover Tank. Humans are the only race allowed, to mitigate the issue with clones and hybrids. Experience points are awarded based on gameplay, not just killing enemies. Levels are not listed below, but all characters should stay in a familiar grouping. Alignments are limited to any non-Evil alignments.
Sandra McBain [Glenn]
Human female anarchist mercenary 2
She likes to play both sides of a deal, but with Samuel Thorn, she is loyal to a fault.
James McClintock [Wendell]
Human male unprincipled nomad scout 2
Working with resistance forces in Old H-Town, he helps the crash survivors.
Gunnery Sgt. Brad Morris [J.D.]
Human male unprincipled REF Alpha Tactical Armored Corp. pilot 3
He is a survivor of Hover Tank Mars 44th Division, 1st Battalion.
2nd Lieutenant Jordon O’Connor [Andy]
Human male principled REF Cyclone rider 3
He is survivor of Venus 2nd Division, 1st Battalion from U.S.S. Vandermeer.
Sergeant Gregory O’Rourke [David]
Human male scrupulous REF military specialist 3
his father was a veteran of 2nd Robotech war, now he fights in the 3rd.
Joey Smith [Mark]
Human male scrupulous nomad scout 3
He was separated from his sister five years ago; he fears she is an Invid captive.
Samuel Thorn [Chris]
Human male anarchist mercenary 3
Unlikely to help others without pay, he has no problem with killing Invid for free.
"Sandra McBain" by Francisco Javier Fernandez, "James McClintock" byFrancisco Javier Fernandez, "Gunnery Sgt. Brad Morris" by Luca Oleastri, "2nd Lieutenant Jordon O’Connor" by Luca Oleastri, "Sergeant Gregory O’Rourke" by Luca Oleastri, "Joey Smith" by Igor Esaulov, "Samuel Thorn" by Igor Esaulov