Character Statistics
| Fighting: | Incredible (40) |  |
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| Agility: | Excellent (20) | |||||
| Strength: | Good (10) | |||||
| Endurance: | Remarkable (30) | |||||
| Reason: | Typical (6) | |||||
| Intuition: | Good (10) | |||||
| Psyche: | Typical (6) | |||||
| Health: | 100 | |||||
| Karma: | 22 | |||||
| Resources: | Typical (6) | |||||
| Popularity: | 10 | |||||
Physical Description:
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| Powers/Equipment: None |
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| Talents: Martial Arts A, D, & E * Journalism * Trivia / Asian History |
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| Contacts: None |
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| Background: When Teh Chang lost his son and daughter-in-law during World War II, he cursed all wars and the men who make them, and took his twin grandchildren to a monastery high in the Himalayas. There, Wu Teh grows up good, his brother Ling evil -- both experts in martial arts. During a fight, Ling tries to kill Wu Teh with a spear, but Teh Chang comes between them and is mortally wounded; Ling runs off and, after his grandfather's death, Wu Teh follows. Calling himself the Dragon -- after an amulet worn by Teh Chang -- Wu tracks his brother to southern California, where he waited for him to surface. In the meantime, financed by a priest at the monastery, Wu earned a journalism degree and became a TV anchorperson. Although he never did get vengeance, Wu did manage to stop other crime as the Dragon. |
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