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William "Billy" Kaplan (Wiccan) ([personal profile] selfhelp) wrote in [community profile] faesphere2012-05-02 04:37 pm

[Character Information] Permissions Post: Billy Kaplan / Wiccan

This permissions post is mostly relevant to Superheroes, particularly of Earth, but other, popular and modern-ish geek-culture characters also apply.

EDIT: first, as a role reversal note- if you play a geek-fandom character who would be familiar with Young Avengers or Billy himself, he's been made aware of the fact that he's in comic books in at least one other universe, so fourth-walling on him is okay. However I'd prefer if his future wasn't revealed.

Billy/Wiccan is a fanboy. Probably to the nth degree. He knows a lot about the superheroes of Marvel-616 Earth, their archenemies, whatever could be considered "public information" in regards to heroes, and some unpublicized stuff, too. Additionally, it's been ICly recognized that he's into more geeky stuff, like Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, and Lord of the Rings, so it's safe to assume he knows a fair bit. It's never indicated that he's into manga and whatnot, so I'm gonna assume he knows the bare minimum, like popular series and video game stuff. There's a lot of potential for what he could know, though, so feel free to give it a try anyway if you want, and I'll look into it and confirm yea or nay. He's like a human encyclopedia of useless information. And as a super hero he has access to the Avengers database, so there's a lot of important info he could potentially be aware of.

Unfortunately, I am not an encyclopedia, just a simple player who lacks his years of obsession. I'm going to try to educate myself via the Marvel Wikia and other Wikias for the popular stuff, as well as reading all the comics I have time for, but it isn't always clear about what can potentially be known by others and what is private. That's where you come in!

If you have a character that Billy might know or know about, fill me in on a few things! I'll keep it in mind during threads. He'll almost certainly keep quiet about things that might upset people (such as telling them they die in the future if a player would rather they not find out, because that could suck), but he can still quietly fanboy about them and say awkward things that make no sense from time to time. Hurray for brainbreaking?

Chronologically I've taken Billy from the year 2011, so he could potentially know anything up to spring of that year. For the Marvel timeline, he's from the Civil War, so comic-relevant stuff up to that point would be known.

So for Superheroes, fill this in, please:



And for other geeky character types, fill this in please:



Thank you so much for your help, guys!
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Character Name: Charles Xavier...he doesn't go by Professor X and based on the movies he seems to perfer being called Charles.
Character Canon: Movieverse, specifically X-Men: First Class
What kind of information is public knowledge?: His birth name. The name of his father, stepfather and mother. He has a "sister" named Raven. He's wealthy. He's an expert in genetic mutation. He has a few PhDs under his belt. He graduated from Oxford. Of course it's not limited to that, apparently there are people out there who know more about Charles than he knows about himself, but he would say that it doesn't apply to him. Feel free to make the connections anyway just to confuse him.
What kind of information is known in the superhero community?: Charles comes from a point in his life where Billy probably wouldn't recognize him and perhaps most of the cast would have a difficult time recognizing him unless they were from an earlier era. So Basically whatever information Billy knows about Charles within his own canon. He's not going to get the references obviously.
What shouldn't be known? All his secrets are in his hair...no...really. Well Charles hasn't formed much of a super hero identity yet, but he does work for the CIA as part of Division X so that really ought not to be common knowledge.