Warrior Woman

F       A       S       E       R       I       P       Res     Pop
Ex 20   Gd 10   Rm 30   In 40   Gd 10   Gd 10   Ex 20   Rm 30   Am -50

Health: 100
Karma:  40

Origin:

Frieda Ratsel was a German spy who, after extracting a portion of the super-soldier serum from an American G.I., used it and the knowledge of the serum the Germans already had on herself. This gave her super strength and stamina, and as such, she should be considered an altered human.

Known Powers:

(none)

Equipment:

Whip: Frieda can use this long leather whip to inflict Excellent (20) Edged Attack damage to anyone within about ten feet of her person. If she uses it in a grappling attack, she can suffocate her foe if she manages to wrap it around their neck.

Quirks:

Sadism 2: more than anything else, Frieda enjoys inflicting pain and suffering upon others, particularly men. If given an opportunity to do so, she must pass a psyche FEAT roll at -2 CS in order to resist the urge to either beat men unconscious and / or tie them up and 'go to work' on them.

Talents:

Detective / Espionage: Frieda has been highly trained in Nazi techniques for surveillance, intelligence gathering, and torture. In these situations, she should make reason and intuition FEATs as though the applicable ability scores were +1 CS in rank.

Hypnotism: Frau Ratsel is also highly skilled at hypnotism. She can extract information and install post-hypnotic suggestions into a target's mind as if she had a reason-ranked mind probe power. Victims gain a yellow psyche FEAT roll to resist hostile hypnosis inflicted upon them.

Languages / English, French, and German: a born German woman, Frieda is naturally fluent in the German tongue. However, as she has been forced to interrogate large numbers of Allied soldiers, it is assumed that she can speak French and English, as well.

Military: as one of Hitler's elite interrogation officers, Frieda is assumed to have been trained in proper, basic military techniques. Furthermore, she carries significant rank as both an interrogator and as Warrior Woman, so she can lead groups of soldiers on various missions of necessary.

Weapon Specialist / Whip: Frieda has mastered the use of this weapon and employed it often, either in battle or during her... personal exploits. She can use any whip as if her fighting score was +2 CS in rank, and receives a +1 initiative bonus while wielding it in battle.

Contacts:

As one of Hitler's main men (or women, really), Frieda had several advantages over other Nazis of her day and age. In the modern era, she can rely upon her fellows in the Axis Mundi, as well as other adherents to her deviant, fascist cause.

Costume:

Frieda's Warrior Woman costume was basically a leather one-piece outfit, coupled with hip-hugger leather boots, gloves, and assorted straps on her arms, legs, and torso (for effect). She also bore a black choker collar and a red swastika arm band.

Her second uniform, donned when she joined the Axis Mundi, is similar. It includes black leather pants, black leather boots, a black halter top beneath a black breast plate with the Axis Mundi symbol on it, black metal wrist guards, a black metal choker, black metal arm bands, and a black tiara.

Personality:

Frieda is a firm adherent to the Nazi cause, embracing it whole heartedly. She seems to enjoy the torture of those weaker than herself, moreso now that she's been transformed into a veritable Amazon among men, flaunting her 'superiority' for the world to see.

Real Name: Frieda Ratsel
Occupation: Nazi agent
Legal Status: German citizen wanted for the perpetration of war crimes in several nations
Marital Status: widower
Alias(es), if any: Krieger Frau
Group Affiliation: partner of the Master Man, member of the Axis Mundi, former member of the Super-Axis

Height: 6' 3"
Hair: raven black
Eyes: blue
Weight: 250 lbs
Other Distinguishing Characteristics: none

Story:

Frieda Ratsel first appeared as one of Hitler's personal interrogation officers, a woman who loved to torture men, and could invariably extract any information from them. On one particular assignment, she was to acquire certain information about the American super-soldier serum the Nazis lacked. Upon doing so, she used this information (along with the Nazi's) to empower herself.

Injecting the compound into herself, she grew much taller, and more than doubled her own body mass with raw muscle. Dubbing herself the Warrior Woman, she teamed up with the oafish Master Man to defeat the Invaders team, who he'd defeated earlier (they were attempting to escape). Rejoicing at this, Hitler decided to have the two married, in order to create a race of super-Germans.

Though she didn't like this, as she hated men in general (and Master Man in particular), Frieda nonetheless went along with her leader's wishes, and went through with the marriage ceremony Hitler arranged. The Invaders attempted to escape yet again, however, and ready for the super-soldier duo this time, the heroes managed to win out in the end.

Despite their failure, Frieda and Master Man were used again and again against the interloping Invaders, either by themselves or later as members of Lady Lotus' Super-Axis. However, the war eventually turned against the Nazi regime, and for the sake of the future (according to Nazi thinking), Frieda and Master Man were placed in cryogenic storage, to be awakened at a later date.

This date came after the collapse of the Berlin Wall, when Germany was finally stitched back together after the end of the so-called Cold War. Frieda's savior from sleep, one Axl Nacht, immediately fell in love with her, and conspired to steal Master Man's powers to become a suitable mate. He did this soon after, during a scuffle between Master Man and Namor the Sub-Mariner.

Having been seduced by the man, Frieda didn't mind a bit, especially because she hated Master Man to begin with. Once he acquired the villain's powers, Axl proclaimed himself the new Master Man of the fourth Reich to come, and vowed to conquer the world with Frieda at his side. Still adhering to the Nazi philosophy, Frieda happily went along with this plan.

Of course, the old Master Man, now powerless and despondent about the loss of the woman who never really loved him to begin with, destroyed an electrical box with the intention of killing himself - and everybody else present. This blast was thought to kill all of the Nazi villains present, but Namor never found any bodies in the wreckage.

Frieda and the new Master Man did indeed survive, though they laid low for a good long while. The two eventually resurfaced as a part of the new Axis Mundi, a team of super-powered Nazis assembled by the Red Skull to help him construct a brand new Reich. They did battle with the Thin Man's Invaders, but were ultimately - if barely - defeated on the heroes' own ship, the Infiltrator.

What this dastardly duo is up to these days remains to be seen.