This is a post apocalyptic, near future setting. I'm not certain that this picture is entirely appropriate given the circumstances. You may want to consider looking up other pieces of artwork to use--this would likely fit better in a fantasy or wuxia setting.
Biography: Loki used to be a genius student, top of his class, until the damned Coalition executed his parents and took him from his home to be a test subject at their genetic research facility. They ran many tests on him and eventually turned him into the monster that he was today; a ticking time bomb of unwanted powers. Over time, Loki learned to control his powers, at least a little more than before. Still, he had no shelter to sleep in, no food to eat, and no clean water to drink. Loki joined The Children of Eve as a last resort, thinking it was the end, but on the contrary, it was only the beginning.
There's a lot to unpack here, so let's get to it.
#1: There are no classes in this world, there are no schools. It's a post apocalypse.
#2: The Coalition would need some sort of justifiable reason to commit patricide and kidnap a child for their research facilities, considering most people volunteer for them willingly. The Coalition are not generically evil goons.
#3: The Coalition would need some sort of reason for imbuing him with significant powers at their own expense and then just letting him go. If they did seriously find some reason to kidnap him away from his parents as a test subject, they wouldn't just let him leave. Even if he escaped, he would generally be pursued.
#4: Mutants tend to have an inherent control over their powers. It's their mental state that they start to lose control over the further away from humanity they go. It's why you'll never see a sane non-humanoid mutant: Your mental state is intrinsically tied to how human you still are.
#5: If he had no shelter, no food, and no clean water, The Coalition's food lines would provide food and water, and he could likely work a job for shelter. This is a dystopian environment, but civilization still exists in a rudimentary form.
Additional Gear: Ironwood Staff (1 Point)
Melee weapons will not generally cost you additional points, due to their limited use. Especially a staff, which will ordinarily be outperformed by a combat knife and some CQC training. You'll need to spend points on melee weapons if they have features beyond their norm--like being made out of unusual materials, being electrified, et cetera.
Mindreader (2 Points) - Loki is a telepath above all else. With enough focus and concentration, he can delve into the minds of others to retrieve information as well as communicate without flinching an eye.
This will only work with other characters and NPC's who possess mutagens--whether active or not is irrelevant. Characters and NPC's without mutagens will be unaffected. You can retrieve surface-level thoughts without triggering much of a response beyond making a person momentarily dizzy, but attempting to read for deeper thoughts will alert them to your attempts. High level mutants will know what you're doing, low level mutants and non-mutants with mutagens in their blood will not understand.
Displace Matter (3 Points) - Loki's secondary ability allows him to control electromagnetic energy fields around him. With enough willpower, he can move objects or people, levitate and even bend matter itself, from spoons to steel beams.
No, mutations can't do this. Specifically, they can't alter the electromagnetic properties of other objects at a range. It's possible to do so on touch. Mutations are not like The Force from Star Wars--they have distinct limitations, namely in that they can't affect objects which they are not in contact with in some fashion.
Teleport (3 Points) - Aswell as being able to bend matter, Loki can bend space. After channeling his energy for a few seconds, Loki creates a temporal rift to a specific location within 20 feet, teleporting himself with anything in immediate contact with him. He can also create a two-way temporal rift, which can displace a target, be it friend or foe, to Loki's original location, switching the two. After teleporting, Loki is completely exhausted and needs a moment to rest.
Teleportation is not possible in this universe with mutagens, or the current level of technology.
The Sly Fox - Loki transforms into an incorporeal fox for a short period of time, meaning that objects (such as projectiles and walls) pass through his body leaving him unharmed.
Not how this works, actually. Interacting with the Children of Eve "awakens" certain levels of your mutagenic talents, which I'll determine for you
after interactions with the Children of Eve. Trust me, leave this blank for now.
CS needs a great deal of work. You could reform it with some significant changes or do an entirely different character more in line with the genre, the choice is yours. Thank you for submitting nonetheless, I wish you luck regardless of what you choose to do.
Sheet is denied for the time being, until sufficient edits have been made to bring it in line with the requirements and limitations of the universe.
