Elizabeth Volt Krueger

Volt is a short lady who stands with the confidence of someone much taller then her. She has long braided hair that she usually pulls up into pig tails, split between her natural black hair and streaks of neon yellow and orange. She tends to decorate her hair with leather and simple, non-metallic jewlery. Due to her mixed hertiage, she has a blend of asian and black features. She has a series of interconnceted scars that run from the bse of her neck, down the right side of her shoulders, and onto her midrift, ending just above her right hip. She has one arm that is entirely robotic from the shoulder down, and both her legs from the knees down are also robotic.

She tends to dress in blacks and neon oranges, favouring textures like pleather, PVC, and mesh. She tends to also wear rubber, and insulates or lines different bits of clothing with it. On special occasions she can be found with dyed faux fur and metal jewlery as well. Part of her signiture look is the half-gas-mask that modulates her voice slightly. If she knows she is going into a Throw Down, she will bring her digital mask: a faceplate that projects emoticons ojnto the surface to show emotions.

VIBE

Volt's Vibe is Machine Power. She can generate and store energy that she can use to power or manipulate mechanical and electronic devices. Powering and manipulating devices in this way can casue them to act in ways that their contruction might not have accounted for, but if pushed too far, things can break.

Singing style: Harsh/screamed vocals. Even better if her vocie is distorted.

THE GOOD

Cyberlight
Volt's Vibe meshes well with bright colours, which can glow like Neon when she focusses on tasks or gets emotional.

Overclocking
As Volt begins to generate Vibe, her bio-electric activity begins to spike, letting her think faster. Each point of charge she has allows her to register more information and have more thoughts in a shorter span of time. Her body is still limited by it's own speed, but her reaction times are improved as well. The only limb that really benefits from this charge is her robotic arm, which can move much faster then her meat arm. As such, she can perform tasks that invlove dexterity and slight of hand more quickly and efficiently the more charge she has.

The Battery With Extra Long Life
Volt's Vibe degrades slower then most others: Her stored Vibe energy dissipates entirly within 1 day, rather then 1/2 a day.

Now You're Playing With Power!
Volt can expend Vibe charge to power mechanical or electrical devices that need an energy source to work. As long as she remains within 30 feet of a device, she acts as a mains power supply to it at it's maximum voltage without breaking. If the device has a battery, the battery is fully charged. The size of the device in question determines the amount of power needed to power it. A small or handheld device requires one charge, a medium or difficult to carry device requires two charges, a large or stationary device requires three charges, a huge or vehicle sized object requires four charges, and a gigantic or structure sized object requires five charges.

If Volt uses her Vibe on a device within 30 feet of her, if that device is networked to other devices or machines, then her charge can flow through the network connection and power anything on that network as if she were within 30 feet of it. Devices, constructs, and Vibes that block electrical or digital signals (such as a Faraday Cage) can stop her charging devices over networks (but not in person), and a network connection being severed ( hard wired connections or wireless ones) also ceases the charge on the device.

Beyond The Limits
Volt can cause devices to exceed their usual functions when she powers them. When charing a device, Volt can choose to push it beyond it's limits. If you do so, roll 2d6. On a 2-4 the device immediatly catastrophically fails, potentially causing harm to anyone nearby. On a 5-7, the device can push just past it's limit, but will suffer damage when charge stops going into it, causing it to need extensive repair. On an 8-10, the device pushes past it's limit and might need minor work or resetting after the current encounter. On an 11-12+ the device pushes well past it's limits, and remains undamaged.
A device pushed past it's limit either produces more of the same effect it usually would (such as an energy weapon producing more energy, jet boots producing more speed, a mechanical arm being stronger), or can warp it's structure to perform an action ajacent to its primary function (an energy weapon changing it's trajectory, jet boots causing explosions, mechanical arm becoming more tentacle like). However, warping an object always causes it to require exensive repair, no matter how far past it's lmits it can push.

Electro-magnetic Amalgam
Volt can attract, repulse, and amalgamate technology in a number of ways, as an extension of her ability to warp tech past it's limits. This gives her the following benefits:
. When she chooses to Push a piece of tech Past Its Limit, or Warp a piece of technology, she can choose to amalgamate other tech into it. If she does so, she gains a +1 to the roll to Push or Warp, equal to the number of equivalently sized pieces of tech that have been previously established in the scene that are amalgamated, or a flat +1 bonus from amalgamating junk or ambient tech.
. Volt can expend a number of Vibe charges as if powering a device, but instead of powering the device she repairs it. If this is used on a piece of tech that has been amalgamated, the original devices are restored to their form and condition before they were amalgamated.
. When a device or machine that is smaller then vehicle sized is being charged by Volt, as long as it remains within 30 feet of her, she can attract or repulse it. If she attracts it, it is drawn to a point on her body of her choice as if drawn to an exceptionally strong magnet. If repulsed, it is pushed up to 30 feet away from Volt, and then an additional amount of feet equal to the distance travelled (if it is pushed 15 feet away from her out to 30 feet away, then it travels an additional 15 feet.)

Remote Charge
If Volt is hit by an electricity based Vibe, struck by lightning, or electrocuted by a mains or outlet power source, she gains charge. She still takes damage as normal, but can store as much energy as was put into her.

THE BAD

The Pop
Because of how easy it is for Volt to gather and maintain charge, she has to be careful with how much she stores. If Volt charges herself or is charged by her Remote Charge ability beyond their Vibe max, she takes damage. One charge over is minor damage, like a heavy static shock. Two charges over is mild damage, like a light burn. Three charges over is moderate damage, like a momentary blackout and slightly heavier burn. Four charges over is heavy damage, such as burning bad enough to scar and a major shock to the nervous system. Five charges over is near fatal damage, such as small expolsions, majorly disfiguring burns, and unconciousness.

Vocal Fry
The more charge Volt builds, the more distorted her voice becomes. This means it is easer for her to build charge over a short amount of time. However, the more distorted her vocie becomes, the harder it is on her throat. After a throwdown, depedning on the intensity, Volt might not be able to throw down again for hours, to weeks afterwards.

Technologic
Because Volt's Vibe specifically targets technology, if any tech is unavailable or unusable around her, her Vibe looses all efficacy.