Modeling The Ginosaji

[Nereidalbel]

Aside from near-instantaneous regeneration and Unkillable, how would one model the Ginosaji from The Horribly Slow Murderer With the Incredibly Inefficient Weapon?

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[Brass Bricks]

Weapon Master: Spoons

Some ability to always find his victim, possibly some Stealth related advantages.

It is possible that the Ginosaji is actually Insubstantial, as I don't remember anyone besides the victim ever reacting to his presence.

[sir_pudding]

Obession (Beat Jack Cucchiaio with a teaspoon)
Vow (Use no weapons other than a teaspoon)
Weapon Master (Teaspoons)
Supernatural Feature (Pallor)
Warp (Ghostly Movement, Reliable)
Detect (Jack Cucchiaio , Long Range)
Move -2
Distinctive Feature (Weird Looping run)
Invisibility (Not to Jack Cucchiaio )
EDIT:
Throwing (Spoon)
Serendipity (Cursing, Only to Jack Cucchiaio)


Alternately:
Delusion (I am being beaten by the Ginosaji)
Compulsion (Self Inflicting Spoon Wounds)

[Nereidalbel]

I like that setup. Gotta see the actual movie for a final build, though.

[LoneWolf23k]

Definitely requires a whole lot of DR, since it took an RPG to the face and didn't even get a scratch.

[Nereidalbel]

Originally Posted by LoneWolf23k

Definitely requires a whole lot of DR, since it took an RPG to the face and didn't even get a scratch.

Or just Unkillable with the No Visible Damage perk.

[Mailanka]

An unkillable plot device that's constantly harrassing the PC, dealing at most 1 damage per day. The average person will heal that damage 50% of the time, which means after roughly 40 days, it'll force a survival check, which the average person will pass 50% of the time, and then after another 20 days, it'll force another survival check and so on. So, on average, it'll kill it's prey in about 60 days. That's probably a little too fast for what's depicted, but I can't see any other way to model it without greater granularity to the system.