Jason Montgomery

Real Name: Jason Montgomery
Villain Name: N/A
Alignment: Lawful Evil (Lawful)
Age: 28
Gender: Male
Race: Human, Caucasian
Hair: Copper, short-medium cut with a left-hand part
Eyes: Hazel
Height: 5’9”
Weight: 150lbs


Jason Montgomery carries himself like the most defeated man in the world. His short stature is reduced even further by a distinct slouch and forward-drawn shoulders, which in turn couples with his beady eyes to evoke a sense of cowardice. His style of dress is plain and unfashionable, pairing dark jeans with a dull t-shirt and even more dull button-up -- the latter of which is always left buttoned-down. At a glance, it might seem the only part of his appearance he attempts to take care of is his hair, always trimmed and carefully parted. However, his hands are actually where he focuses his grooming efforts the most: nails manicured weekly and carefully examined each night, skin always moisturized, and calluses non-existent.


Jason was always a private man, but it seems something broke in him after New York. His eyes have sunk deeper into their sockets, and he cuts his already brief sentences even shorter. Quiet but friendly has given way to wariness, skepticism, and paranoia. Occasionally, the old Jason seems to break through, with his characteristic melancholy smile and empathetic gaze resurfacing and once again facing the world. Unfortunately, no one who loved him is around to see it.


For most of the last decade, Jason has worked as a humble IT specialist at a variety of companies. To his family and friends, it seemed only natural that the quiet, bookish young man stick with what he knew, having grown up in a financially modest but secure household as home computers were just beginning to take off. For Jason, however, it was simply convenient. He would be left to himself, for the most part, surrounded by the hum of server racks and computers except when called up to the cubicle floor. He never pushed himself to learn more than he would immediately need, often relying on customer support from whichever software company’s product was causing the latest issues that week.

Against all odds, the recluse found love in the form of young librarian Charlotte. They moved in together after a mere six months, with his comfortable salary and frugal accounting largely supporting the pair while Charlotte worked through college.

In a move so bold it even shocked himself, Jason asked for Charlotte’s hand in marriage and the two went on a road trip from Massachusetts to New York to celebrate the engagement. It was an ill-timed affair, as their trip coincided with the destruction of New York.

Jason survived, but Charlotte was not so fortunate. Something broke in him that day. Something else took its place. And the Fey reached out and took his hand, promising to make everything better again.


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2. Agility
3. Endurance
4. Strength



Feytouched - Jason has the ability to see and communicate with wayward inhabitants of the Fey lands, beings that have partially bled into our world through misfortune or perseverance.

Binding - With the assistance of his Feytouched nature, Jason is able to persuade or force Fey to tether themselves to a physical object, imbuing it with their essence and therefore their strengths and vulnerabilities. The reverse process of releasing the tether is a simpler matter, requiring only that the Fey be granted permission to depart the physical vessel.

(OOC: In other words, Jason is able to craft magic/superpowered masks that obey the NPC ratio of 1:2 powers to weaknesses. Due to the nature of his Feytouched power, he tends toward seeing the mask wearer as the Fey inhabiting the mask rather than the person they actually are. This essentially turns any NPC he gives a mask into a disposable asset to him, and NPCs used in this fashion may be entirely different people from week-to-week or day-to-day.)


Unworldly Perception - The nature of Fey beings makes understanding them difficult and maddening. Keeping track of all the Fey in an area causes great mental strain, as often their movements defy the norms of our world. Additionally, communicating with them is an exercise in unconventional thinking, with conversations potentially occurring in reverse, laterally, perhaps vertically. Feytouched individuals tend to become unhinged, as expected of anyone who is constantly hallucinating the existence of unworldly creatures.

Cross-Planar Presence - Being not wholly within their own realm or ours, Fey can exercise limited physical power over Feytouched individuals. Though generally accepting of conversation or company in one form or another, angered or otherwise excited Fey may inflict physical harm upon the Feytouched while remaining entirely untouchable themselves.

(OOC: In short, Jason becomes more stressed and delusional as time goes on. Additionally, while he is slowly losing his ability to interact with people normally, he faces a very real risk of being maimed by any given Fey he happens to offend or misunderstand that day. Because only Feytouched are able to see the monsters in question, and are unable to actually defend themselves against said monsters, Jason is helpless and bystanders only see a man being unexplainably thrown through the air and slashed. Plenty of good fun all around.)

The Traveller:

The Changer:

Aubrey:

Graham:

Richard:

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