Sang Hwan was an honest but incompetent and out of shape beat cop when he became involved with the Seven Secret Masters. Trained by five Masters to stand against the corrupted sixth, Sanghwan became the Maruchi, the Enlightened Warrior and Champion of Justice. Now he attempts to negotiate a difficult but rewarding partnership and relationship with his beloved Eui Jin, while defending the people of Korea from crime and danger. Meek and mild at the start of the film, Sang Hwan always had a strong sense of honor and a devotion to service. Unlocking the power of the Maruchi and gaining the affection of Eui Jin only strengthened those aspects of his character, while teaching him a courage and confidence that he had previously lacks. He now uses his power to defend the weak and uphold the law. He is having a wonderful time. Hey! Why not try me?! The Maruchi (Enlightened Warrior) is a skilled martial artist, supported by a range of formidable Chi based powers. He can briefly levitate, make astonishing leaps, run up and down walls, strike with incredible force, move objects with the power of his will, and even project a Palm Blast of pure psychic force. He is also able to intercept ranged attacks and turn them back against his attacker. To this he adds the skills of a rookie police officer and the contacts he has made in his career and travels. Sanghwan's first priority is to protect and serve, followed by the need to uphold the law. The Maruchi, for all of his power, is not invulnerable. He can take a severe beating and get back up again, but does not casually shrug off damage. In many combat situations, he's best off taking time to block, deflect incoming attacks, and wait for an opportunity to inflict damage. Arahan has been described as Shaolin Soccer by way of Sam Raimi's Spiderman. The pattern of a Superhero origin story is blended with the pattern of a Wuxia martial arts film; the two genres blend well. This version of the character was written for a convention game, and may need to be adjusted for other campaigns. A handsome young Korean man with dyed hair. Wears street clothes or a police officer's uniform. Character by Ryu Seung-Wan. Sheet by Robert Dorf, 2009.

10d6 Autofire, as per 6thEd Damage Adding Rules Attacks max out at 10d6, as per 6thEd Damage Adding rules. Comical bad luck