Dragon Thunder

DRAGON THUNDER

DRAGON THUNDER

Identity: Ly Van Cung

Group Affiliation: The Justice Crusaders

Base of Operations: Vietnam & Avalon (artificial island located in the Irish Sea)

Side: Good

Sex: Male

Age: 22

Height: 5' 11"

Hair: Black (Green highlights)

Eyes: Green

Level: 4th

Experience: 9000

Training: +1 Agility

Powers:

1. Heightened Endurance B +22

2. Heightened Expertise: +4 to hit with his body (punch, kick, body block, etc.) in HTH combat.

3. Heightened Speed: +960" ground movement. +32 Initiative Bonus.

4. Heightened Strength B +26

5. Natural Weaponry (Dragon Thunder Martial Arts): +3 to hit, +6 Damage. Special Dragon Thunder Attack (attacks as Emotion Control): By focusing his body's chi, he can slam his hands together creating a loud thunder-like noise and a wave of chi energy. Range of 30" (C x2 in inches), causing 2d8 damage, and costing 4 PR/attack.

Weight: 218 lbs. Basic Hits: 5 Agility Mod: Nil

Strength: 41 Endurance: 35

Agility: 14 Intelligence: 13

Charisma: 15 Reactions from: Good: +2 Evil: -2

Hit Mod. (3) (4.2) (1.3) (1.1) = 18.018 Hit Points: 91

Damage Mod.: +1 Healing Rate: 5

Accuracy: +1 Power: 103

Carrying Capacity: 7894 lbs. Basic HTH Damage: 2d10

Movement Rates: 1050" (239 mph) ground.

Det. Hidden: 10% Det. Danger: 14%

Inventing Points: 5.2 Inventing (36%):

Origin and Background: (Vietnamese) Ly Van Cung was his country's hope for a gold in the Olympic Tae Kwon Do competition, but a scandal about suspect drug use tarnished his win and his reputation. A disgraced Cung vanished from from the limelight and disappeared on the streets of Saigon.
He spent several years fighting in illegal match after another in an attempt to lose himself in his shame. Cung didn't care if he won or lost. He took his beatings as punishment for his disgrace. While he was at one of these underground fights he met a strange elderly man called Ngo Tu. This man saw something worth saving in Cung (even if Cung didn't believe it himself) and he selected Cung as his student in the ancient, mystical Dragon Thunder martial art.
It was a hard road, but as Cung mastered the technique he also regained his confidence in himself. Soon Cung was at the top of his form once more, but this time without the disgrace of performance enhancing drugs. Cung knew he didn't need them to achive his goals (not when he had his body's natural energy to draw from). He learnt much from his elderly master, but what he learnt the most was how to be a hero.
Dragon Thunder quickly earned a name for himself as he fought against the various streetgangs that thrived in Saigon's underbelly. But it was his combat and subsequent defeat of a Satsujin Ryodan cell (see Tygera Katse) that brought international attention. Ly Van Cung distinguished himself and brought honour back to his name. It was this particular battle that attracted the Justice Crusader's attention. They offered him a place within their ranks and after muvh thought, he accepted. He now spends time either on the homefront in Vietnam, or with his fellow Justice Crusaders.

A note about Vietnamese names -- they are usually composed of three components. First is the family/clan name (Ly), and then the middle or cushion name (Van) and finally the personal name (Cung).

Weight: 218 lbs.	Basic Hits: 5	Agility Mod: Nil
Strength: 41	Endurance: 35
Agility: 14	Intelligence: 13
Charisma: 15	Reactions from: Good: +2 Evil: -2
Hit Mod. (3) (4.2) (1.3) (1.1) = 18.018		Hit Points: 91
Damage Mod.: +1	Healing Rate: 5
Accuracy: +1	Power: 103
Carrying Capacity: 7894 lbs.		Basic HTH Damage: 2d10
Movement Rates: 1050" (239 mph) ground.
Det. Hidden: 10%	Det. Danger: 14%
Inventing Points: 5.2	Inventing (36%):
Origin and Background: (Vietnamese) Ly Van Cung was his country's hope for a gold in the Olympic Tae Kwon Do competition, but a scandal about suspect drug use tarnished his win and his reputation. A disgraced Cung vanished from from the limelight and disappeared on the streets of Saigon. He spent several years fighting in illegal match after another in an attempt to lose himself in his shame. Cung didn't care if he won or lost. He took his beatings as punishment for his disgrace. While he was at one of these underground fights he met a strange elderly man called Ngo Tu. This man saw something worth saving in Cung (even if Cung didn't believe it himself) and he selected Cung as his student in the ancient, mystical Dragon Thunder martial art. It was a hard road, but as Cung mastered the technique he also regained his confidence in himself. Soon Cung was at the top of his form once more, but this time without the disgrace of performance enhancing drugs. Cung knew he didn't need them to achive his goals (not when he had his body's natural energy to draw from). He learnt much from his elderly master, but what he learnt the most was how to be a hero. Dragon Thunder quickly earned a name for himself as he fought against the various streetgangs that thrived in Saigon's underbelly. But it was his combat and subsequent defeat of a Satsujin Ryodan cell (see Tygera Katse) that brought international attention. Ly Van Cung distinguished himself and brought honour back to his name. It was this particular battle that attracted the Justice Crusader's attention. They offered him a place within their ranks and after muvh thought, he accepted. He now spends time either on the homefront in Vietnam, or with his fellow Justice Crusaders. A note about Vietnamese names -- they are usually composed of three components. First is the family/clan name (Ly), and then the middle or cushion name (Van) and finally the personal name (Cung).