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Elmer "Big City" Ramsey

Strength 14
Constitution 10
Size 13
Intelligence 13
Power 9
Dexterity 14
Appearance 9
Education 11

Hit Points 12
Idea 65
Luck 45
Magic Points 9
Sanity 37/45
Dodge 58
Know 55, 33, 11

Earning Level 23
20 - 34 Lower Middle Class ($1501-$2500 per annum): This income level affords the character a modest one or two-bedroom apartment located in a neighborhood better than the very worst in town. The character perhaps has his own phone and, if careful how he spends his money, might be able to afford an unreliable used car.

Damage Modifier +1d4 (halved if thrown)

Athlete (* for skills)
Accounting 10%
Art (Drawing, Painting) 5%
Astronomy 0+15= 15%
Bargain 5%
Climb* 40+20= 60%
Conceal 15%
Credit Rating 15%
Cthulhu Mythos 1%
Dodge* 28+30= 58%
Drive Automobile 20%
Electrical Repair 10%
Fast Talk 5%
First Aid 30+5= 35%
Fist/Punch 50+20= 70%
Grapple 25+10+3= 38%
Head-Butt 10+5= 15%
Hide 10+5= 15%
History 20%
Jump* 25+35= 60%
Kick 25+5= 30%
Law 5%
Library Use 25%
Listen 25+5= 30%
Mechanical Repair 20%
Medicine 5%
Natural History* 10+10= 20%
Navigate 10+10= 20%
Occult 5%
Own Language (English) 55+5= 60%
Persuade 15%
Photography 10%
Psychology 5%
Ride* 5+10= 15%
Sneak 10%
Spot Hidden 25+5= 30%
Swim* 25+25= 50%
Throw* 25+40= 65%
Track 10+15= 25%

Baseball Bat (Large Club)* 25+50= 75%
Handgun 20%
Knife 25%
Machine Gun 15%
Rifle 25+5= 30%
Shotgun 30+20= 50%
Submachine Gun 15%

Background: A promising young outfielder for the Boston Braves, Elmer Ramsey was hit in the face by a Walter Johnson fastball during a spring training game in 1921. Unfortunately, he never appeared in a game in what would have been his second year in the majors due to the occasional double vision he suffered as a result of the beaning, and by June was out of baseball for good. As an otherwise healthy young man with a strong back, he found work delivering furniture for Beckwith's Department Store. This, along with what was left of his baseball salary, enabled him to stay in Boston where he preferred to live, instead of going back home to the family farm outside of Atlanta, Kansas.

He earned the nickname "Big City" when he first arrived in Boston. Not wanting to be thought a rube, when people asked where he was from, he would tell them Atlanta, but leave out the fact he was from the small town by that name in Kansas. If they assumed he was from Georgia, that was their fault. If they asked, he would admit to being from Kansas. As a result, star shortstop Rabbit Maranville hung the name on the kid who liked to make people think he was from the big city, instead of "a cow pasture in a state nobody has ever been to on vacation."

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