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ACCORD DOSSIER · PUBLIC RECORD

Ryan Telford

He/Him · 32

Affiliations: None currently.

Ryan is the sort of person worth finding when a radio stops working. He has experience with communications equipment and general electronics, and is willing to trade his time and knowledge for supplies, information, or simply a reason to stay useful. He can often be found tinkering with equipment, searching for usable electronics, or trying to determine whether something everyone else has written off as broken can actually be repaired.

APPEARANCE

Ryan is a fairly average-looking man in his early thirties, standing around 5'11" with a lean, slightly wiry build. He keeps his brown hair short and practical, usually with a few days' worth of stubble on his face. His hands often show small signs of his work, such as scratches, minor burns, or grease beneath his fingernails. He tends to dress for practicality rather than appearance, favoring work pants, worn boots, plain shirts, and jackets with plenty of pockets. He frequently carries a small multitool, flashlight, or other piece of equipment without giving much thought to it.

TEMPERAMENT

Ryan is quiet without being antisocial. He is generally more comfortable taking something apart and figuring out how it works than being the center of a conversation. He's patient, observant, and naturally curious, with a tendency to troubleshoot problems almost instinctively. When something stops working, his first response is usually to investigate rather than complain. He's friendly once approached and has a dry, understated sense of humor, though he can sometimes come across as distant when he's concentrating. Ryan is not particularly brave or physically imposing, and he knows it. He prefers preparation and practical solutions over taking unnecessary risks. He can also become stubborn when he believes there's a logical solution to a problem that everyone else has already given up on.

A NOTE ON THE RECORD

This is a player-approved public introduction. Backstory, player identity, location, inventory, safety notes, and application details remain private.