PTU 1.05 8th Generation - Taylor

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1	Name	Played By	Age	Sex	Height	Weight	Level	Max HP	Current Injuries	Money		Fancy PTU 1.05 Sheet - v. 1.4.1
2	Taylor Denevoir	technoRomancer	18	Male	5'5"	Scrawny	5	59		$100
3	Stat	Base Stats	Feats	Bonus	Level-Up		Total	Skill Background		Current Team
4	HP	10	3	--			13	Name:	Street Runner	L15 Aipom "Bandit"
5	ATK	5		0	5		10	Keeping a finger on Castelia's pulse - and his own.
6	DEF	5		--			5	Adept Skill	Pathetic Skills
7	SATK	5		0			5	Survival	Combat
8	SDEF	5		--			5	Novice Skill	Focus
9	SPD	5	2	--	9		16	Acrobatics	Intimidate
10	Total AP	Used AP	Current AP		Lvl-Up	0	Features		Edges
11	6	0	6		Lvl-Up	0	6		6
12	Skill	Modifier	Rank		Value	Roll	Remaining		Remaining
13	Acrobatics		Adept		4	4d6	0		0
14	Athletics	2	Untrained		2	2d6+2	Survivalist		Novice Perception	Traveler
15	Charm		Novice		3	3d6	Natural Fighter	Terrain Talents Rank 1	Novice General Ed	Acrobat
16	Combat		Pathetic		1	1d6			Adept Perception
17	Command		Untrained		2	2d6			Adept Acrobatics
18	General Ed		Novice		3	3d6	Hobbyist
19	Medicine Ed		Untrained		2	2d6	Dilettante Rank 1
20	Occult Ed		Untrained		2	2d6
21	Pokémon Ed		Untrained		2	2d6
22	Technology Ed		Novice		3	3d6	Tumbler
23	Focus		Pathetic		1	1d6
24	Guile		Untrained		2	2d6
25	Intimidate		Untrained		2	2d6
26	Intuition		Untrained		2	2d6	Flying Ace?					Pokémon Wishlist
27	Perception		Adept		4	4d6						Zubat	Drifloon
28	Stealth		Adept		4	4d6						Noibat	Gligar
29	Survival		Adept		4	4d6				Bonus Skill Edges		Aerodactyl	Koffing
30	Training Feature		Agility Training							2	Novice Charm	Venonat	Ditto
31	Trainer Advancement Bonuses						Milestones	Dex EXP	MISC EXP	6		Sableye	Poipole
32	Bonus Features/Edges		Level	Stats	Att	SpAtt	4	0		12
33	Dilettante Rank 2		5	2			Bonus Features / Edges From Classes
34			10	0			Novice Stealth	Dynamism
35			20	0			Adept Stealth	Dive
36			30	0			Novice Tech Ed	Repel Crafter
37			40	0				Skill Monkey
38	Physical Description							Background
39	Taylor is a late bloomer, scrawy and short enough to look a few years younger than his actual age. His boyish face and oversized clothes enhance the effect. Usually it doesn't bother him when people assume he's just a punk teen; makes it easy to go ignored, or get let off easy when he gets caught somewhere he shouldn't be. And that's where he ends up, most of the time - underfoot, around the corner, behind a door, on a rooftop. His lankiness belies a well-trained agility and nimble fingers he puts to good use (or naughty, depending on your point of view). He's just as good at disappearing into a crowd as he is at slipping into the shadows when he doesn't want to be found.							Louis Denevoir was a bit of a disappointment to his father, never showing any interest in the family business beyond the prosperity it allowed the family. Coasting along at an endless string of part-time jobs, he was content to take advantage of his father's fame to make up the difference. Louis' own son Taylor wasn't much more ambitious, but he was at least a lot more active and independent. Growing up on stories of the detective agency and his Grandpa's exploits, Taylor idolized the man as a child. While he grew out of it as he approached his teen years, he always kept a close relationship with the elder Denevoir. Certainly closer than with his father. As he got older Taylor only got increasingly frustrated with his boring dad. Louis wasn't a bad father, vaguely supportive of whatever his son wanted to do, but provided little to no structure or discipline in the boy's life. He never paid that much attention to Taylor, absorbed in his own pursuits and hobbies. Grandpa would have none of it but couldn't really reign the kid in, and settled for giving him errands to keep him productive. Taylor grudgingly obliged, though in truth he didn't really mind. His grandfather's cases were interesting, even if Taylor didn't really have a taste for mystery and intrigue. What he did have a taste for was exploration. With no curfews or helicopter parents, Taylor spent most of his days running around the city, and most of his nights getting hauled back to the Baker Street office by his grandpa's exasperated police friends. Fortunately he was a bright kid, and made friends with pretty much everyone he met. The neighborhood was full of "aunties and uncles" happy to offer him snacks or chat about their day. Marlin Denevior was quick to realize what kind of advantage this could be once he noticed the casual connections his grandson had made. Taylor was a natural at gathering word off the street or "interrogating" unsuspecting witnesses. And, though Marlin was loathe to encourage it, the kid had a knack for getting into places he didn't belong. Denevoir's own vaunted skills in that department were dulling with age. And many of his own web of contacts were out of the loop these days or gone altogether. For his part, though Taylor likes to act annoyed, he used to really enjoy helping his Grandpa out. Now that management has changed hands? He's not so sure yet. Honestly, Taylor's not too attached to the Agency itself. It's seen better days, and it's a rare point of agreement with his father that he kind of wishes it would die a quick, painless death. It's preferable to a slow struggle that drags the family name even deeper into the mud (and the family accounts deeper into debt). Still, Taylor loves his Grandpa, one of the few people he's ever really respected. He can't bring himself to sabotage things, and still grudgingly lends his own skills to their investigations. If Denevoir's last crop of proteges can manage to turn the business around... well, who knows what might happen?
40	Personality
41	A clever kid with a sarcastic tongue, Taylor retains a cheerful nature even when spitting the most biting comments. Scrappy in a fight, he has no qualms about fighting dirty, or running away when a situation goes sour. A risk-taker who gets bored easily, he's constantly on the lookout for trouble to poke his curious nose into. Fortunately he's gotten just as good at getting out of trouble as he is at getting himself into it. Despite his natural abrasiveness, Taylor's never one to turn a blind eye to someone in need, and is a pretty helpful kid when you're on his good side. Taylor's dad had a very light hand in raising his son, and Grandpa Denevoir practically encouraged his most mishievious behavior, so the kid spent most of his childhood with free reign across the city. At this point he knows the back alleys, rooftops, and sewers of Castelia better than the back of his Aipom's hand. He knows all the best shortcuts, points of interest, and people of influence. He's normally not much of a show-off, preferring not to attract attention if he doesn't need to. But being in tune with Castelia is a point of pride for him and he's not averse to some bragging. He's got friends everywhere and, thanks to his habit of getting himself (and his grandpa) involved where he shouldn't, many of them owe the Detective Agency a favor or two. Of course, in its current state a lot of these "friends" are reluctant to still associate with them...
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46	Taylor and Bandit
47	The relationship between Taylor and his Aipom started out as more of a rivalry. By sheer coincidence they were both sneaking into the same warehouse, for different reasons, and the monkey Pokemon seemed to take it as a challenge. He began showing up everywhere Taylor went - snatching food or other items right out from under him only tease from out of reach, racing to beat him up walls and across rooftops. This drove Taylor to improve his own skills to keep up. In turn, the Aipom started trying to mimic Taylor's techniques as well. Over time the two began to appreciate each other's company, and now they're inseperable partners in crime, sharing a common sense of humor and talent for mischief. They've certainly been terrible influences on each other.