Rose Wilson / / Ravager

[Ravager]

[atrb=border,0,true][atrb=cellpadding,0,true][atrb=valign, top][atrb=cellspacing,0,true][atrb=style, border: 10px solid #f1e3b4; width: 450px; background-color: #f6f7f1;][STYLE=font-family: times new roman; font-size: 36px; color: #191919; text-align: center; letter-spacing: 2px;]PERSONAL FILE[/style][STYLE=font-family: arial; font-size: 8px; color: #FF0000; text-align: center; letter-spacing: 2px;]HIGHLY CLASSIFIED AND CONFIDENTIAL[/style][STYLE=float: right; margin: 10px 10px 0px 0px; padding: 0px; border: 10px solid #FFFFEE;][/style][STYLE= color: #000000; background: #BBDD22; font-family: courier new; font-size: 15px; text-align: center; width: 296px; margin-left: 05px; font-weight: bold; padding: 02px;]GENERAL INFORMATION[/style][STYLE=color: #191919; font-size: 10px; margin-top: 10px; margin-left: 10px;]NAME: Rose Lillian Wilson ALIAS: Ravager GENDER: Female AGE: 20 OCCUPATION: Agent of N.O.W.H.E.R.E. and Mercenary ALIGNMENT: Neutral AFFILIATION(S): N.O.W.H.E.R.E. formerly the Teen Titans[/style] [STYLE= color: #000000; background: #BBDD22; font-family: courier new; font-size: 15px; text-align: center; width: 296px; margin-left: 05px; font-weight: bold; padding: 02px;]PHYSICAL PROFILE[/style][STYLE=color: #191919; font-size: 10px; margin-top: 10px; margin-left: 10px;]HEIGHT: 5’9” WEIGHT: 135 lbs EYES: Icy Blue HAIR: White CLASSFICATION: Enhanced Human UNUSUAL FEATURES: Just the white hair and the missing left eye (normally covered with an eyepatch), but then those are plenty really. Say Rose has old lady hair and you’d best prepare to be introduced to your intestines, incidentally. BEHAVIOR PROFILE[/style][STYLE= margin: 0px 10px 0px 10px; border: 2px solid #191919; padding: 2px; font-family: verdana; height: 125px; overflow: auto; font-size: 11px; color: #000000; text-align: justify; background-color: #ffffff; opacity: 0.8] In many ways, Rose Wilson is a study in contrasts. She is a young woman with two aspects, one light and one dark, and it has taken her years to come to terms with both of them, nor was it easy for her to do so. In Rose’s mind, the dark side of her might be best represented by her father, while the good side comes from her mother, but she knows it isn’t that easy. And, in many ways, whatever she tells the world or herself, she is very much her father’s daughter. To most people, Rose presents herself very much as somebody who couldn’t care less. Playing the femme fatale comes easily to her and it is a role she relishes too, so this is how she comes across to quite a lot of people. She’s a bad girl, she’s sexy, she’s dangerous and she knows it. One might consider how she used to walk through Titans Tower in downright skimpy workout gear or how she was ever happy to flirt outrageously with the boys if it took her fancy, flaunting her body without much concern. For Rose, it doesn’t matter – because it was her choice. She smokes too, not really caring what effects it might be having on her body, and certainly used to drink. She rides motorcycles, wears tight clothing most of the time and indulges in one night stands that end with her kicking the unfortunate guy out at the point of her sword. To a degree, yes, this is a front. On the other hand, it is also who Rose is. She never was a ‘good’ girl, not in that sense, and she is damaged enough that it is unlikely she could ever be one now even if she wanted to – which she doesn’t. Rose is more than happy enough the way that she is. It is, thus, fair to say that Rose has an attitude. At her worst, she is petty and manipulative in the extreme, willing to say or do anything to get what she wants, but most of the time this isn’t true. Most of the time, Rose is just aggressive and direct, with a biting streak of sarcasm that is essentially second nature. As a rule, Rose only stops being sarcastic when she’s furious, when she switches from ripping into people with her words to doing it with her swords. Most sensible people should take the sarcasm. This is a defence mechanism or was originally, now it is just part of Rose’s nature. Rose is also aggressive. She hates being on the defensive, a tendency that almost ensures the escalation of any argument in which she is a party – she won’t just sit back and cope, she’ll strike back hard. It also shows in how she rarely waits for an explanation. If she thinks she is threatened, Rose attacks verbally or physically. If challenged, she challenges the other. And she almost never backs down unless forced to do so. This goes for relationships as much as anything else, because Rose is the sort of person who sees what she wants and then takes it, because (in her mind) life never hands you anything. You have to take it. Moving on then, combat is in Rose’s blood. She knows it and likes nothing better than the thrum of adrenaline through her veins and the rush of victory. Rose hates to lose, a rare occurrence to be sure, but defeat isn’t something she ever takes lying down. No, she tends to seek out a rematch at the first opportunity. Further, she spends a lot of time training, as much because she enjoys the adrenaline rush than because she needs to improve on her already impressive close combat skills. In actual combat, she’s a brutal fighter, who cheerfully breaks bones or severs limbs without blinking her remaining eye. It made some of her former teammates more than a little uncomfortable to see just how vicious Rose can get, but she just doesn’t care. The only line she used to have much respect for is the one about heroes not killing unless she is pushed to the breaking point – and that was before she fought Will and his goons. Otherwise, people who get in a fight with her can just about expect to need full body casts – she is undoubtedly more ruthless and vicious than most even before she is pushed. When pushed, Rose is your worst nightmare, written in blood and death, lacking both pity and mercy. Partially because she is Deathstroke’s daughter, partially as a result of her own well-earned reputation and partially because, to those who know to look, she has that edge to her, Rose is intimidating in person which is only added to by her arrogant, predatory strut. She is confident to the point of arrogance in her abilities, almost to the point of egotism though she’d argue that she’d earned the right the hard way. People have to work to impress Rose, and work hard because her respect isn’t something she hands out easily or freely. People she actually likes are even rarer. Rose has no time for those she sees as hypocrites or whiners, while she tends to actually like those who are willing to tolerate her quirks as well as those who treat her like a human regardless. She holds grudges for life though and has an easily roused and volcanic temper. Nor is she terribly patient and Rose hates being bored. That said, Rose does want to belong but she wants to belong without having to give up who she is. That was the problem she had with the Titans and it is why she has never quite been able to just ignore Slade’s continued existence. Up until recently, he was her only living family and she couldn’t quite bring herself to sever the last strings that tied them. With the promise of her mother being alive, that has changed somewhat. Now she has hope, which let her walk away from her father and half-brother. As of yet, she hasn’t found a family, but in her team at N.O.W.H.E.R.E. she hopes that she might have found a replacement for the Titans who will accept her for who she is. More than that, she has managed to accept that simply acting like her father does not make her a monster or anything like him. Now, she makes her choices not based on avoiding what Slade would do but based on her own code. Rose does have a distinct desire to do good. She would argue that she wanted to be a hero, but that denying her nature as she aspired to only one side of it was killing her. So now she tries to be true to herself as a whole. There are things she won’t stand. Enslavement, hurting innocent people for no reason, killing young children. But equally Rose has done terrible things herself, things that have likely put her beyond the pale of the hero community and she knows it. But, as long as she can live with herself, she no longer cares what the others think or say about her. To sum up then, Rose is a fiercely independent young woman with a cruel streak and dangerous issues. She may not be mad, but she’s a bad girl and someone it is dangerous to know, let alone to get too close to, and she is looking for her place in the world – Heaven help anyone who gets in her way. [/style][STYLE=color: #191919; font-size: 10px; margin-top: 10px; margin-left: 10px;]DOCUMENTED HISTORY[/style][STYLE= margin: 0px 10px 0px 10px; border: 2px solid #191919; padding: 2px; font-family: verdana; height: 125px; overflow: auto; font-size: 11px; color: #000000; text-align: justify; background-color: #ffffff; opacity: 0.8] Rose Wilson is best known as the daughter of the mercenary Slade Wilson aka Deathstroke. Her mother was Lillian ‘Sweet Lili’ Worth, a princess who Slade was hired to extract from Cambodia to Thailand for her own safety – she was a target of the Khmer Rouge as a member of the royal family even after the destruction of her family’s kingdom. The mission was after Slade’s divorce from his wife, Addie Kane, and he found himself falling in love – or at least in lust - with Lilli, who impressed Slade with her toughness and skill despite her background of privilege. The two quickly became lovers during the trials of the mission, remaining in contact after the end of the mission and indulging their affair whenever their paths crossed over the years. On one of these occasions, Lillian became pregnant. Months later, with Slade completely unaware, she gave birth to a little girl, who she named Rose. Already concerned about the safety of a child who had no way to defend herself in the dark and dangerous world that her lover moved in, Lili didn’t tell Slade about his daughter – thinking it in Rose’s best interests as well as in Slade’s, so that his daughter couldn’t be used as a weapon against him. Instead, she chose to settle down outside New York, where she used her money and contacts to set up a brothel that was, in essence, a fortress. Accessible only through tunnels, heavily guarded by hired guns, Lillian ensured that those who worked for her were well protected and well rewarded. Rose was raised with the children of Lili’s workers, many of whom were her own age, and her mother hired in the best tutors that she could afford to attend to Rose’s education. In particular, aware that their life together might not last, her mother made sure that she was trained in how to defend herself – just in case. Of course, eventually Slade came back into their lives. He’d been injured, and Lillian took him in, caring for him even though he was on the run from the police. At the same time, his faithful friend, Wintergreen saw the young Rose. With her father’s white hair and sharp blue eyes, he could hardly mistake the resemblance and soon suspected the truth. But this was enough. Hating Slade, his cruel half-brother took up the Ravager identity and went after those close to him. Although no one ever knew how, Wade DeFargo knew that Rose was his niece – so he kidnapped her, telling her the truth of her parentage while he tortured her. Lillian and Wintergreen effected a rescue, but it led to the death of Lillian, though her body was never found. When Rose then revealed the truth to him, Slade, fearing he would be a bad father, left his daughter in the care of the Teen Titans, despite Wintergreen offering to adopt her himself. Rose was only with the Titans briefly, her experiences leaving her unstable and prone to both brooding and violence – harbingers of her future. But she made several friends while she was there, one of which led to her acting as the nanny and protector for Roy Harper’s daughter Lian for a time. Eventually, Rose was adopted by a family called the Madisons, who took her in and gave the troubled girl a normal happy life for a while. Although she was still more violent than most, they accepted her. But then Ravager, apparently hired by persons unknown to kill her, swept in to murder her foster parents and to collect the reward on Rose’s head. Just in time, the Teen Titans arrived to stop him, but the entire room was gassed with Rose and the Ravager gone when the Titans awoke. It turned out to have been Slade who ‘saved’ his daughter. He claimed to be lonely now that everyone he cared about except her was dead, and wanted Rose to be at his side. She accepted his offer to train her, but Slade first ordered her to kill the Ravager, offering her his gun. Turning it down, Rose then demanded his sword, before mercilessly killing Ravager – her uncle – and taking on his name, becoming the new Ravager. Following this, Rose and her father fought the Church of Blood and the Titans in an attempt to make sure that Rose’s half-brother – Joey – was really dead. They failed when Rose hesitated to kill one of the Titans while Jericho possessed him. Afterwards, as Slade scolded her, despondent and reckless, Rose took a knife and tore out her own left eye, attempting to prove to him that she was just like him. Continuing to work alongside her father, the Ravager joined the Society of Supervillains with him. As a member, she and Deathstroke pretended to be Batgirl and Batman to rescue Dr Light from the authorities before accepting a contract on Cassandra Cain issued by the Penguin. She fought Batgirl on almost equal terms only to lose when her father’s presence distracted her and led to Batgirl cutting Ravager’s throat, forcing Deathstroke to retreat to get her medical attention. That led to Slade blackmailing the hero (albeit pretending to be a mercenary) Nightwing into training his daughter. Although he did train Rose in his fighting style, Dick also took the opportunity to teach her about how to be a hero. In a final attempt to prove where Grayson’s loyalties lay, Slade implanted a dangerous crystal in Rose’s empty eye socket, before setting her and Nightwing up to fight a powerful hero. Despite Ravager’s attempts to kill him, the hero survived and Nightwing took the opportunity to blackmail Slade. Unless he kept the supervillains of the Society out of Bludhaven, Dick would tell Rose about the long term effects of Kryptonite poisoning. However, Slade broke his word, ordering the bombing of Bludhaven during the Infinite Crisis. In retaliation, Nightwing broke in to his safe house and revealed what the Kryptonite left in her eye socket would do to Rose. Horrified that her life held so little value to her father, Rose fled from him, severing all ties, and Slade let her go. Nightwing helped Rose detox from the serum and argued for her membership of the new Teen Titans, despite her past. However, despite her best attempts and some new-found friends, Rose didn’t fit in there. A final incident saw her leave due to the continuing mistrust of the others, first to join the Clock King and his Terror Titans (a time that saw her and other meta heroes destroy the Darkseid Club and block the Clock King’s plans) and then to go her own way. At this time, thanks to Clock King, she was addicted to epinephrine, a habit that was – unknown to her – already wreaking habit on her body and its systems. Her path took her to Alaska, where she found a little town named Eagle’s Nest. It was here that Rose found out about the costs of her drug habit and also here that she found a smuggling ring run by a man named Will. He made several attempts to kill her and even tried to drug her into an obedient supersoldier. However, all failed and Rose tracked him to Arkhangelsk in Russia, where they finished their fight. In the end, Rose slaughtered his men and, following the death of a girl, she drowned Will himself. Rose vowed to stop caring what others thought of her and not to hesitate when the moment was upon her. Then she went to kill her father. Unfortunately for Rose, their confrontation fell during the time known as the Blackest Night, when the dead walked. The safehouse where she and Slade were fighting was attacked by the zombies of his past – Wintergreen, Addie Kane, his son Grant, Wade DeFargo – and Rose was caught in the middle, forced to work together with her father and Jericho to stop the dead. They succeeded. But, in the aftermath, Rose realised something. Her mother hadn’t been among the creatures, a sign she took to mean that Lillian had survived somehow. Ignoring Slade’s offer to stay with him and Jericho, Rose went her own way again, searching for signs of her mother’s survival. It was this desperate hunt that brought her to the newly formed N.O.W.H.E.R.E. organisation. Already a proven operative, Rose was approached by the group with an offer. If she would help them with their plans as a hunter-agent, they would allow her to use their resources in turn to find her mother. At a loose end and needing both money and support to continue her quest, Rose agreed. [/style] [STYLE=color: #191919; font-size: 10px; margin-top: 10px; margin-left: 10px;]POWERS AND ABILITIES[/style][STYLE= margin: 0px 10px 0px 10px; border: 2px solid #191919; padding: 2px; font-family: verdana; height: 125px; overflow: auto; font-size: 11px; color: #000000; text-align: justify; background-color: #ffffff; opacity: 0.8] KNOWN POWERS: Superhuman Strength Superhuman Speed Superhuman Durability Superhuman Reflexes Superhuman Stamina Superhuman Agility Improved Healing Factor Rose is strong enough to lift a full grown man by the ankles with one hand and to hold him like that long enough for him to drown. At top speed, she can run at 35 miles per hour and her reflexes are sharp enough that she can block bullets with her sword blades. She is resistant to cold (enough to survive a trip across the tundra), drowning (she can survive prolonged exposure to freezing cold water at significant depths) and to drugs, thanks to the effects of her father's serum. To give a general example of her abilities, she can run along a wall ahead of submachine gun fire, leap off the wall and take down three thugs without touching the floor. Then she lands, rolls backwards and pushes up into a flip over two more thugs, stabbing each of them with a sword from midair and comes down to kick a final thug in the face hard enough to break his jaw. Limited Precognition - Her second power is a form of precognition, which it is thought is her natural metahuman power. It is triggered by adrenaline and allows her to see a few seconds into the future, roughly long enough to see her enemy’s next move, making Rose even more dangerous in a fight. It’s not certain how it works, but it is somewhat unreliable at the moment, making Rose more reliant on her natural skills, although it does make her wickedly hard to sneak up on. Mostly, people stop trying after the second near-miss with her and sharp weapons. KNOWN ABILITIES: Master Martial Artist – Rose Wilson is a human weapon. To be a bit more descriptive, Rose started training in the martial arts when she was just a girl, taught by her mother and the best private tutors, and she’s not stopped learning since. At this point, she is an expert in a number of styles – the pradal serey and Vovinam of her mother’s youth in Cambodia and Vietnam, the brutal Special Forces military combat systems taught to her by her father and a number of others ranging from American kickboxing and Capoeira to fragments of anything else she has been able to learn either as part of the Titans, with Slade or when she was in foster care. It should also be noted that her teachers have included Deathstroke and Nightwing, giving her an impressive pedigree in terms of tutoring. At this point, however, Rose has stopped seeing her moves as part of different styles and has amalgamated them into her own personal katas and drills, so as to take full advantage of her inhuman physical abilities and to avoid limiting herself by what normal people are stuck doing. Weapons Expert – Although this might best be noted to be part of her hand to hand training given that Rose’s primary doctrine of combat emphasises their use, she is also an expert in the use of swords and knives. Her preferred choice is the longsword, as with the two she carries on her back, but she is familiar with the use of most straight-bladed swords at the least. While again her preference is for use in close quarters combat, Ravager also knows how to throw them with excellent accuracy although her lack of depth perception means that she has not attained the same degree of accuracy as the most gifted in this art. Although she rarely uses one, Rose is also an expert with the bo staff. Guns – Rose has a somewhat flawed relationship with guns. She knows how to use them and has no real compunction about it, but while her ability is acceptable as she has shown by attaining a headshot at least once, it is mixed as shown by her missing the very next shot. In short, she knows the ways to use them but tries to avoid it partially through a lack of talent, partially through a lack of depth perception and partially just because (as part of the Titans) her peers at the time frowned upon their use. Interrogation – Another skill learned from Slade and another Rose doesn’t like, but she has been taught how to get answers out of people by any means necessary. This includes torture which she has been known to use – the various means to cause pain in such a way to induce the victim to talk. While Rose lacks the psychological skills to really get into someone’s head, she is good if out of practice at using pain to get the same effect. Again, she rarely used this in her time with the Titans, so she is a little rusty but will resort to it if she has to do so. Survival – Part of her training was wilderness survival: what signs to look for, what foods to eat, how to stave off hypothermia, how to hunt for food and so on. These skills got her through the Culling but she’s been honing them since on metas. Rose isn’t the best by any means, but she is a good judge of signs and can usually find her prey particularly those scared metas on the run who don’t really know what they are dealing with. Explosives – Slade taught his daughter about this in their time together. She is not an expert at defusing bombs, but she knows a bit about placing them and the various types available. The same is true of grenades. First Aid – A natural requirement for someone in Rose’s line of work, her mother started teaching her this. Her knowledge is extensive, but limited primarily to combat injuries and she knows it – anything out of her comfort zone and she will see a doctor instead of trying to treat it herself. But she does know how to deal with broken bones, cuts, bruises and a range of other problems common to superheroes and mercenaries alike. Acrobatics – While she is most certainly not on or particularly close to the level of some, Rose’s training with Nightwing made it inevitable that she would pick up some moves from him. Her skill is limited, perhaps, but her physical strength and skill still allow her to pull off seemingly-impossible moves (such as running along a vertical wall and other such stunts) and it appeals to the show-woman in her. She also has a cat’s knack for landing on her feet regardless of the drop. Athlete – This probably isn’t necessary but while it can be put down to the serum in her, Rose is a supremely good athlete who could probably compete in the Olympics and has a naturally high level of hand-eye coordination and so on – even before she was enhanced. This has not confirmed to be true, but it is most likely to be because of her father’s enhanced genetics which is also the reason for her compatibility with the serum. Languages – Rose isn’t a great linguist but she speaks fluent Khmer should it ever become relevant and knows how to ask for a beer in most languages common to North America. Intimidation – This is pretty simple. When she wants to be, Rose Wilson is terrifying. Admittedly, mostly this is because she exudes an aura of barely-restrained violence and moves like a predatory animal, but she learnt the tactics of fear from her daddy. How to threaten, how to promise, the need to follow through on promises… Slade either taught her all that or at least showed her through his example. On the flip-side, Rose equally knows all of the tricks in the book, making it hard for others to try them on her. Tactics – By nature, this isn’t her thing. On the other hand, Deathstroke drummed some of it into her head by constant repetition and Rose has some grasp of tactics so long as it is on a small unit level – she isn’t a strategist but she has a gift for the tactics of divide and conquer and ambush when her blood isn’t up and she isn’t emotionally invested. If she has a failing in this regard, it is usually a failure to think through to the conclusion of her plans rather than a flaw in the tactics themselves. Driving – Rose is a motorcyclist of great skill, thanks partially to her reflexes but mostly to a daredevil attitude and the skill to back it up. N.O.W.H.E.R.E. have done their best to train her in the use of their other vehicles, but Rose just plain likes motorcycles best and she is the most talented at their use. Lying – Not something people like to see on their CVs, perhaps, and it would not be fair to expand this much. But Rose is, when it suits her, quite capable of pulling off deception even if she’d usually rather not bother. She is exceptionally good at throwing up a façade to hide what she really thinks as well, so that only those who know her the best can see what she is really thinking behind it. However, her talent is mostly limited to basic deception – she does not have the patience or the talent for the sort of long lasting masques the Batfamily do so love. Rose is Rose and she is too much herself to hide that. Willpower – Rose is tough. Rose is wilful. Rose is stubborn. In some eventualities, this might be considered a weakness, but Ravager is the sort of enemy who keeps on going until she literally can’t. She’ll fight with a broken limb if she has to and just power through the pain, she rejected a conditioning drug by sheer force of will and would generally rather die than give up. Given how hard it is to kill her, this should give some indication of how hard it is to break the Ravager mentally. There are ways, it is true, but not many. STRENGTH LEVEL: Rose has peak human strength for a girl of her height and build with genetic enhancements who engages in intensive regular exercise. WEAKNESSES: Starting with the blindingly obvious, Rose is lacking her left eye, cut out with her own hand. This means that she has lowered depth perception and no vision on her left side, which is compensated for by skill, precognition and her other abilities. But it is still a potential weakness. Slade Wilson is another weakness – Rose’s father is still out there and is still an unresolved issue. She has vowed to see him dead but is unsure to this day if he is worth so much of her time. Regardless, whatever Rose might say, he casts a long shadow over his daughter’s life, one that she has yet to escape despite her best efforts. On top of that, merely being a Wilson comes with its share of enemies as Rose has found out to her cost and there is no chance that those days are done. Drug abuse – to be specific, epinephrine. In recent times, Rose had taken to forcing precognitive visions by taking increasing amounts of the stuff until a doctor warned her that she had to lay off it or it would kill her – this following a pulmonary embolism in a bar in Alaska. She also has history with the addictive serum Slade gave her. While her body has mostly recovered from this (benefits of superhuman healing), the issue remains unresolved. Much as she might deny it, Rose tends to try and resolve most problems with violence and she can be exceedingly brutal. Combined with her… particular nature, this can make it hard for others to work with her as well as potentially getting her in trouble when violence shouldn’t be her first answer. Finally, while impressively superhuman in most regards, Rose is still vulnerable to most things that would kill humans – it just takes more to do so. Her healing factor takes time and cannot regenerate lost body parts (like eyes). In addition, while she is more resistant to things like lack of oxygen or the cold, her resistance will only go so far before it takes its toll, while cumulative issues can still mount up – she was noticeably frailer while recovering from her epinephrine overdose, for example. [/style] [STYLE=color: #191919; font-size: 10px; margin-top: 10px; margin-left: 10px;]PARAPHERNALIA[/style][STYLE= margin: 0px 10px 0px 10px; border: 2px solid #191919; padding: 2px; font-family: verdana; height: 125px; overflow: auto; font-size: 11px; color: #000000; text-align: justify; background-color: #ffffff; opacity: 0.8] EQUIPMENT: Ravager Costume – Designed by her dear daddy and kept despite Rose’s oft-proclaimed wish to distance herself from him, her Ravager uniform has remained fairly consistent since first she donned it. There are a number of elements to it. The base piece is a dark blue leotard, sleeveless and with a low neckline, which reaches down to her ankles – this piece has scaled armour on each flank down over the outside of her thighs. It can be worn with or without a t-shirt underneath. The next piece is the bulk of the armour – this is a shirt of scaled armour, with multiple overlapping pieces in the same style as the armour on the first piece. It is long sleeved and covers all the skin left bare by the first part, finishing in an orange collar and striped orange-and-blue wrist armour. The outfit is completed with an orange belt, a pair of orange gloves with rolled up cuffs and equally orange pirate boots. The costume is designed to protect its wearer as best as possible while being as light-weight as feasible. It will block small-caliber bullets but not armour piercing ones and, should a bullet punch through, it would carry a number of the small scales of armour into the wound with it. It does, however, provide excellent protection against bladed weapons. Ravager Cowl – Unlike those of others, Rose’s cowl is fairly non-descript. In fact, it could be mistaken for a bandanna, although it isn’t quite these days, a false impression given by the long tails of blue and orange at the back. There’s a single clear lens surrounded by black on the right, orange half. The left half is black and featureless. It is mostly made of cloth, just with protective armour at the nose to protect from potentially deadly strikes there and to allow for headbutts on Rose’s part. N.O.W.H.E.R.E. Costume - Rose also has a N.O.W.H.E.R.E. uniform. The first is a high-collared black bodysuit tailored to her form, designed from the same weave used by the Batfamily so that the uniform is effectively proof against stray bullets and glancing knife-strikes. It has the project’s symbol on her shoulders, whilst large parts of the outfit’s chest, belly, back and legs are coloured white instead. White pirate boots complete that part of the outfit, with matt black armoured bands around the wrists and a pouch strapped to Rose’s thigh for her choice of gear. A slim white belt around her waist completes the outfit. While it superficially resembles her Ravager costume, this is a single piece bodysuit instead and lacks the more advanced armour of the former. Sometimes, her employers have her use a false eye in this outfit, for reasons Rose doesn’t know and, frankly, doesn’t care about. Rose also carries a specialized communications device made to allow her to communicate with other field operatives and also with home base. TRANSPORTATION: While she does not own them as such, Rose can make use of official N.O.W.H.E.R.E. transport on duty, ranging from jets and helicopters to cars and vans to that stolen prototype alien teleportation device hidden in the Colony for emergencies. Motorcycle WEAPONS: Twin swords, worn scabbarded on her back. These are what might be classified as longswords, each nearly three feet long with a cruciform metal hilt with a grip wrapped in leather and ending in a simple ball pommel. The blades are straight, forged from the best steel available, with a central ridge all the way down and a diamond cross-section. Again, Rose received the original pair from Slade while she was his apprentice and has hung onto them through thick and thin ever since. The swords’ sheaths are plain and unadorned, strapped across her back with one protruding over each shoulder. Although they are potentially lethal weapons, Ravager has made use of blades throughout her career, even as a Teen Titan, because she is skilled enough to use them to disable an enemy rather than kill. As a result, her style is designed to slash tendons and such, crippling her enemies but not doing lethal damage. That said, at least once, Rose has used her longswords as throwing weapons despite their being fundamentally unsuited to such a role. Rose also has access to N.O.W.H.E.R.E.’s armoury. 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