Oathbreaker (aka Wild Child, aka ‘Freedom,’ aka ‘Brian Douglas Mason,’ goes by Doug, but has been ‘recognized’ by young people all over town who call him a variety of names…)
PL 10 (162 pp)

Abilities: Str 20, Dex 18, Con 20, Int 14, Wis 12, Cha 16 [34 pp]

Attack: Melee +5 Ranged +5 [10 pp]
Defense: +5 [10 pp]
Initiative: +4
Damage: +5 hand to hand
Saves: Toughness +5, Fort +5, Ref +4, Will +1 [0 pp]

Skills: Acrobatics 4 (+7), Bluff 12 (+15), Climb 2 (+7), Computers 0 (+2), Concentration 2 (+3), Craft (all, untrained) 0 (+2), Diplomacy 4 (+7), Disable Device 2 (+4), Disguise 8 (+11), Drive 2 (+6), Escape Artist 0 (+4), Gather Information 4 (+7), Handle Animal 0 (+3), Intimidate 2 (+5), Investigate 2 (+4), Knowledge (civics) 2 (+4), Knowledge (all others, untrained) 0 (+2), Language (English, native), Medicine 0 (+2), Notice 4 (+7), Perform (all, untrained) 0 (+3), Pilot 0 (+4), Profession (all, untrained) 0 (+3), Ride 0 (+4), Search 0 (+2), Sense Motive 8 (+9), Sleight of Hand 2 (+6), Stealth 4 (+8), Survival 0 (+3), Swim 2 (+7)
[16 pp, 64 ranks in skills]

Feats: Blind-fight, Elusive Target, Instant Up, Interpose, Luck 5, Redirect, Stunning Attack, Beginner’s Luck, Ultimate Effort (aim), Ultimate Effort (Will save), Seize Initiative, Evasion 2, Sneak Attack 4, Precise Shot 2, Diehard, Jack-of-all-Trades, Improved Critical 9 (hand to hand), Throwing Mastery 1, Connected, Contacts, Well-Informed,
Bluff Challenge (Fast Task, Feint as a Move Action, from the Masterminds Manual)
[39 pp]

Powers:
Nullify 11 (all powers at once, Extra: Power Resistance,
Alternate Power – Nullify 11 (all powers at once, Extra: Action 1 (movement action), Duration 1 (concentration), Flaw: Range 1 (Touch))

Luck 1 (force others to make two rolls and pick the worst, Extra: Area (burst), Flaws: Range 2 (Touch), Power Feats: Progression 3 (increased area, 50’ radius), Selective,

Alternate Power – Luck 1 (force two rolls, Extra: Duration 2 (sustained), Power Feat: Precise (can choose which die roll to allow, if he wants someone to *just* miss, or even allow them to make their roll, on this round…),
Alternate Power – Luck 1 (force two rolls), Extra: Duration 1 (concentration), Power Feats: Progression 2 (5 subjects))
[53 pp]

‘Brian Douglas Mason’ is a lean dark haired man with a casual air about him and an infectious grin. He’s also a consummate liar and con-artist, who, to the horror of all who know him, talks up his ambitions to get into law school, and eventually enter politics... He shrugs off attempts to read his mind, or otherwise affect him with superhuman powers, skipping free of Snares, and laughing off Blasts of destructive force, and can even focus this talent to walk through a power field, or ‘turn off’ a construct given motion by the Animation power.

In the brief time he’s been active, attempts to ascertain the truth behind his claims to be the son of the ‘original’ Lady Liberty, Donna Mason, have raised more questions than they have answered. The current Lady Liberty has said that she senses something like a kindred spirit within him, although based on his attitude and actions, he seems more like a free-wheeling spirit of chaos and trickery... Snagging a hair sample left behind, Daedalus has found that he is genetically identical to Jake Walker, the supervillain known as Wild Card. And yet, he doesn’t actually *look* that much like Jake Walker (having black hair for instance, like his purported mother), and is clearly years younger. Adding to the mystery is his chance encounters with kids his age who seem to recognize him, calling him names ranging from Jacob to Brian to Seth. He wears loose-fitting blue jeans, white high-top sneakers (usually hanging open, leading others to speculate on if he also has the mutant power to not trip over his own dangling laces…) and a red T-shirt. Other than the red, white and blue motif, he makes no effort to look ‘super-heroic’ and combines this outfit with a blue jean jacket when it’s cooler outside, and sleek black shades whenever the sun’s up, although he pushes them up into his unruly mop of black hair to reveal bright blue mocking eyes and a mischievous half-grin indoors.

He has only once responded seriously to a question, and that was from the current Lady Liberty, who asked about the whereabouts of his mother. He put his sunglasses back on and looked away, saying softly, “Don’t you think she’s earned her freedom? If she wanted to be found, you’d know where to find her.”