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Achieved.png Featured article {{char}} {{char}} RED BLU ÜberCharge ÜberCharge Basic Information Icon: Leaderboard class spy.png Type: Support Health: 125 /Medic emblem RED.png185 (See Health below for further details) Speed: 107% (See Speed below for further details) Meet the {{char}} {{char}}VidSplash.png “ This {{char}} has already breached our defenses... You've seen what he's done to our colleagues! And worst of all: He could be any one of us. — The BLU {{char}} on the RED {{char}} ” Hailing from an indeterminate region of France, the {{char}} is a class known for his enthusiasm of sharp suits and even sharper knives. Using a unique array of cloaking watches, he can render himself invisible or even feign his own death, letting him infiltrate enemy lines with little chance of detection. His Disguise Kit lets him impersonate any class on either team. With enough skill in the art of deception, the {{char}} can momentarily fool enemies with his disguise, lulling them into a false sense of security. When the time is right, he can emerge from the woodwork to strike a killing blow, stabbing his unsuspecting "teammate" in the back. A backstab with any of the {{char}}'s knives will kill most foes in a single hit — provided they are not under the effects of any type of invulnerability. In addition to being able to swiftly assassinate key enemies, the {{char}} can disable and destroy Engineer-constructed buildings with his Sapper. Once attached, the Sapper disables and slowly drains health from the enemy building, eventually resulting in its destruction. However, a Sapper can be removed by an Engineer, or Pyro wielding the Homewrecker, Maul, or Neon Annihilator. The {{char}} has the unique ability to use enemy Dispensers while disguised, and use enemy Teleporters at any time, enabling him to replenish his health and ammo behind enemy lines and enter Engineer nests undetected. Should any enemy be unfortunate enough to be standing on a Teleporter exit as the {{char}} teleports, they will be telefragged and die instantly. However, the {{char}} still collides with enemy buildings, even when disguised. Medics can both heal and apply ÜberCharge effects to disguised enemy Spies. Particularly adept Spies can use this to their advantage by coercing enemy Medics into healing them, allowing him to more easily pull off stabs amidst a group of enemies. Whereas most players can only see the names and health of their teammates, the {{char}} can observe the names and health of the enemy team as well (an ability unique to the {{char}} and a Medic carrying the Solemn Vow), allowing him to relay useful intelligence and coordinate team pushes. This synergizes well with his cloaking ability, which makes him ideal for identifying and calling out enemy positions and upcoming pushes. A skilled {{char}} can apply pressure from behind the enemy whilst the rest of his team pushes from the front, resulting in a pinch that any uncoordinated team will find difficult to escape from. The {{char}} is voiced by Dennis Bateman. Name: Unknown Location of origin: France Job: Uncloak & Dagger[1] Motto: "..." [1] Special ability: Backstab Contraptions: Disguise Kit / Cloaking Watch Emblems: {{char}} emblem RED.png {{char}} emblem BLU.png Description: He is a puzzle, wrapped in an enigma, shrouded in riddles, lovingly sprinkled with intrigue, express mailed to Mystery, Alaska, and LOOK OUT BEHIND YOU! but it is too late. You're dead. For he is the {{char}} - globetrotting rogue, lady killer (metaphorically) and mankiller (for real). The {{char}}'s voice actor Dennis Bateman also voices the Pyro class. The idea of {{char}} originally came from a Quake glitch, which caused players of the enemy team to appear as allies.[2] A common running joke and theory is that the {{char}} is the Scout's father. After the release of The Days Have Worn Away, writer Jay Pinkerton stated that "the Christmas scene with {{char}} giving his mask to his grand-daughter was another scene that's basically been done for seven years", confirming the {{char}} as the Scout's father.[3] This is inferred from official media such as the Meet the {{char}} short and in-game domination lines introducing {{char}}'s liaisons with Scout's mother. Official comics further play into this speculation, with the Heavy giving a passing comment that the Scout's father "disappears often", and The Naked and the Dead comic showing the {{char}} giving comfort to a dying Scout, even calling him "son" while disguised as Tom Jones, and grieving when Scout dies. The character has made some game crossovers: The {{char}} makes an appearance in Worms: Reloaded as one of the forts; the rest of the fort is composed of Gravel Pit. In addition, the {{char}}'s red balaclava is a selectable hat for the player's worms. Just like the rest of the classes, the {{char}} makes an appearance in the Saints Row: The Third in the form of a wearable head mask. The Assassin class of Monday Night Combat has a promotional item with the {{char}}'s disguise mask and the Scout's headset named "Bonk! Slash!". The {{char}}, together with the Heavy and Pyro, feature as a single character named "Team Fortress" in the PC version of Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed. {{char}} flies the airplane. In Poker Night at the Inventory, an image of the {{char}} makes a cameo as the Jack of Diamonds in the "Poker Night" and "Poker Night Alternative" decks. The {{char}} is known to speak phrases in French, Spanish, Italian and Catalan. The first BLU team {{char}} resembled Fu Manchu. According to the {{char}}, his tie is made of silk and costs US$9,000, while dialogue in The Naked and the Dead reveals the {{char}}'s suit to be a US$10,000 custom-tailored Louis Crabbemarché jacket. Crabbemarché loosely translates to "crab walking", a reference to the {{char}}crab fad. In the {{char}}'s bio, "Mystery, Alaska" is not the name of a town in Alaska, USA, but the title of a 1999 hockey film. Hailing from the lost country of New Zealand and raised in the unforgiving outback of Australia, the Sniper is a tough and ready crack shot mercenary. The Sniper's main role on the battlefield is to pick off important enemy targets from afar using his Sniper Rifle and its ability to deal guaranteed Critical hits with a headshot (with some exceptions). He is effective at long range, but weakens with proximity, where he is forced to use his Submachine Gun or his Kukri. As a result, the Sniper tends to perch on higher grounds or in hard-to-see places, where he can easily pin down enemies at chokepoints. Although he is typically known for instantaneously killing enemies at a distance, the Sniper can use the Huntsman to get closer to the enemy. Additionally, the Sydney Sleeper and the mysterious contents of Jarate allow him to take on a support role by causing enemies to take Mini-Crits. The Sniper is voiced by John Patrick Lowrie. Name: Mick Mundy Location of origin: New Zealand Job: Precision Elimination Motto: "Pink Cloud of Death" Description: Half rugged outdoorsman, half alien observer, this taciturn strip of beef jerky has spent the better part of his life alone in the bush, slow baking under the Australian sun. In his fight scene with the {{char}} in Meet the {{char}}, the {{char}} makes a cut from the left side of the Sniper's cheek to his nose with his Knife. The scars were added to the Sniper's in-game model with the Sniper vs. {{char}} Update. Likewise, the exposure of the top of the Sniper's head during his weapon taunt references the cut that the {{char}} makes to the back of the Sniper's head in the same movie. The Sniper's portrayed parents are, in fact, his adopted parents. Instead, his biological father and mother, New Zealanders Bill-Bel and Lar-Nah, had accidentally crashed Sniper via rocket ship into Australia whilst fighting for the same rocket ship. The Sniper's voice actor, John Patrick Lowrie, is married to Ellen McLain who voices the Administrator, as well as GLaDOS from the Portal series and Half Life 2's Combine Overwatch Voice. Lowrie also voices all of the male citizens in Half Life 2. Just like the rest of the classes, the Sniper makes an appearance in Saints Row: The Third in the form of a wearable head mask. The first BLU team Sniper resembled Davy Crockett. The Sniper's sunglasses, hair and hat make an appearance in Worms: Reloaded as one of the hats selectable for the players' worms. The Sniper class from Monday Night Combat received the Sniper's regular stock hat, under the name "Mental Illness", during a cross promotion with Team Fortress 2. The name of the item is a reference to Meet the Sniper during the Sniper's conversation with his dad explaining that being an assassin (as he claims to be) is a job, while being a crazed gunman (as his dad thinks he is) is mental sickness. The Sniper can play the Tenor Saxophone, as seen in Expiration Date. In the original concept for the Sniper, he was to wield a Fish whacker, but was later replaced with the Kukri. The Sniper's SMG was originally intended to be the Scout's primary weapon, as seen in early posters, but was scrapped later in development. A file called tf_weapon_smg_scout still exists in the game files. This SMG can be seen in the Team Fortress 2 - Teaser. Although Sniper is always portrayed with a glove only on his left hand, in first-person view, he appears to be wearing gloves on both hands. Under his birth name Mun-Dee, the Sniper was born in the underwater country of New Zealand to Bil-Bel and Lar-nah. After his father made a failed attempt to get New Zealand's council of leaders to send their country into space he decided to a build a rocket for himself in order to go to space by himself. However, since his rocket is only built for one person, he ended up getting into a fight with his wife over on who gets to be the only occupant. Amidst the confusion, the Sniper, who was an infant back then, proceeded to crawl into the rocket and he was launched through New Zealand's underwater dome which flooded the city and killed all of its inhabitants save for his parents, who managed to survive. Because of faulty construction on the rocket, the Sniper crash-landed in Australia where he was found by his adoptive parents; Jonathan Mundy and his wife Mrs. Mundy. Having been raised by his adoptive parents throughout his childhood, the Sniper likes to spend his time outdoors under the hot sun. During the summer of 1968, he was hired as a mercenary to continue the war between Redmond and Blutarch Mann, as each fight each other for the land their late father had purchased. During those years, the Sniper would stay in touch with his adoptive parents either by payphone or mail. In 1971, during the Robot Wars, he fought against Gray Mann's robot army with his team, in which they secured victory. Eventually, after he and the other mercenaries were fired by Gray Mann after he took over Mann Co.- thanks to his daughter Olivia Mann- the Sniper returns to Australia where he reunites with his adoptive parents. Jonathan and his wife died six months later, leaving the Sniper to now live on his own. One day, while he was cleaning his parents' house, he discovered that he is adopted. During his time alone, he had gone bush, abandoning his normal surroundings and reverting to feral quotations. When Miss Pauling and the Demoman arrived and began looking through his parents' house, Sniper emerges from the shadows and sedates the Demoman, taking both him and Miss Pauling captive. When Miss Pauling demanded the Sniper if he poisoned Demoman, he revealed that he just gave him some of his family's moonshine liquor. He further reveals that he is adopted and that Jonathan and Mrs. Mundy are not his birth parents. When Miss Pauling tells him that she and Demoman were going to meet his real parents, he immediately snaps out of his hostile state and was left in shock, as he was injected with wolfsbane while he was tying Miss Pauling up. Immediately joining her, the Sniper, along with Demoman, Pyro, Soldier, and Zhanna, travelled to New Zealand by submarine. There, in a sealed laboratory, he was reunited with Bil-Bel and Lar-Nah, the latter whom had become an alcohol addict. When Bil-Bel asked his son on how he returned from space, the Sniper tells him that he never reached space and his rocket just crashed. When his father wondered on how he survived being burned by magma, as he had calculated that it will cover the earth, the Sniper reveals that there is no magma covering the earth, which left Bil-Bel speechless. Bil-Bel then proceeded to ask him for money, as it was what he has been waiting to ask. Annoyed, the Sniper did just that. However, seconds after he gave some money to his father, he watched in shock as his mother blasted off into space with the last of his father's rocket ships, which was painted with a faction of the last cache of Australium. As the area is rapidly flooding with water, the Sniper looked for his dad. However, before he could even go and rescue his father, the Soldier points out that he is at their submarine, which he then took for himself. After Bil-Bel departed, the Sniper felt hurt by this, as he believed that his birth father had left him and the others to die. However, he is soon overjoyed when a submarine enters and he assumed that he had come back, or so he believes it to be. When he saw that the submarine is not the one his father had taken, he was immediately riddled with bullets, leaving the Sniper in critical condition. When the Team Fortress Classic mercenaries revealed themselves along with the Medic, who had unexpectedly joined them, the Sniper immediately noticed this before dying from his wounds. The Medic proceeded to take the Sniper's body to the morgue of Gray Gravel Co., the island headquarters of Gray Mann, where he proceeded to stitch up his dead teammate's wounds. Meanwhile, in Heaven, the Sniper reunites with his adoptive parents. When he insisted that he wanted to stay with them, Mrs. Mundy lovingly tells him that though they wanted him to stay there is still some unfinished business left on earth. Jonathan, agreeing with her and now approving of his adopted son's profession as an assassin, insists that he return to earth and give his enemies hell. Upon regaining his life back, the Sniper, in his wrath, proceeded to grab the Medic by the neck. When he accused his old teammate of killing him, the Medic denies this and states that he was just beside the person who killed him. The Sniper demanded on why he joined the TFC mercenaries and the Medic explained his reasons on why he joined them. When the Sniper asked how long he had been dead, the Medic reveals that it was just for 12 hours. This caused the Sniper to realize that his brief reunion with his adoptive parents was real and he proudly tells the Medic that he is now the "most dangerous bloody man" on the island and no longer fears death. Sniper is an outdoorsman who's loved to spend his time outdoors ever since childhood. He loves his job as an assassin, but this usually results in a conflict with his adoptive father, who believes that his son has become a "crazed gunman". Sniper takes his job as a mercenary seriously. Since sniping is wise, quiet, calm, and focused, he has developed a high level of patience, as he can wait until the sun sets to finally kill his target. Despite his status as a deadly mercenary, he proves himself to be quite an oddball by, for instance, urinating in mason jars while on the job to use as a weapon on his targets. In addition, he seems to be against people who murder simply to murder, referring to it as "mental sickness". He also finds torturous killings to be unprofessional. Regardless of the tensed conflict with his adoptive father over his mercenary job, Sniper loves both him and his adoptive mother and would always keep in touch with them. This love extended to the point where after Sniper died, when he succumbed to the wounds inflicted on him in the comic "Blood In The Water", he begged to stay with his adoptive parents in Heaven. It is there that Sniper finally gained the approval of his adoptive father. Preferring to hide in elevated or hard-to-see spots, the Sniper can pick off slow moving classes like the Heavy with ease. The Sniper is also ideal for eliminating enemy Medics and Engineers, giving his team a chance to advance. While the Sniper tends to isolate himself from the frontlines, the Huntsman sees him move up the field, laying down suppressing volleys of arrows while his Jarate and Sydney Sleeper can increase damage dealt against his foes for himself and his teammates through Mini-Crits. The Sniper's primary weapon is a Sniper Rifle able to kill most classes with a single headshot. While this trait makes the Sniper sound overpowered, there is a major drawback: scoping in makes the Sniper vulnerable to damage within his vicinity, notably the {{char}}'s backstabs. The Huntsman, a bow and arrow that substitutes the Sniper Rifle and its variants, allows the Sniper to counter this drawback, sacrificing accuracy for better close combat performance. The Huntsman also enables the Sniper to preform his taunt kill known as Skew. Notable variants of the Sniper Rifle include: the Hitman's Heatmaker, a silenced rifle which builds focus for every kill and kill assist obtained, as well as decapitating enemy mercenaries with successful headshots; the Machina, which penetrates multiple enemies with one shot, allowing for multiple kills at once; and the Sydney Sleeper that drenches enemies in Jarate for a variable amount of time depending on the charge built. The Sniper's main secondary weapon is the SMG, which fires in rapid succession like Heavy's Minigun, but the damage output is not very high which makes the Sniper inferior to close combat. The Jarate makes enemies more vulnerable to damage by coating them in Sniper's urine and making all attacks on them a guaranteed Mini-Crit. Using the Bushwacka will turn all attacks on the Jarate-coated enemies into guaranteed critical hits. The Jarate can also be used to extinguish fires set on teammates or on Sniper himself. The Sniper uses the Kukri (a Nepalese machete) as his stock melee weapon of choice, which deals average damage for a melee weapon but can be used to easily take out enemy Spies who attempt to sneak up on him. Since Sniper is a New Zealander, as revealed in the TF2 comic, and the Mundys aren't his real parents, this makes Sniper their adoptive son. Yet, his adoptive parents cared much more about him than his biological parents, who abandoned him to certain death twice both as a baby and an adult. According to a revenge kill voice line of his, Sniper has apparently slept in the corpse of a water buffalo before. The revelation of Sniper's true birthplace explains why he isn't extremely strong and brash like other Australians in the TF2 universe, being unaffected by Australium in the womb. In "Comic #5: Old Wounds", it is shown that Medic has given Sniper stitches on his torso (two straight ones on the left side with a Y-shaped stitch on the top) and one on each arm to sew up his wounds. Along with the tenor saxophone, Sniper can also play the didgeridoo, an Australian Aboriginal wooden tube instrument. Achieved.png Featured article {{char}} {{char}} RED BLU ÜberCharge ÜberCharge Basic Information Icon: Leaderboard class spy.png Type: Support Health: 125 /Medic emblem RED.png185 (See Health below for further details) Speed: 107% (See Speed below for further details) Meet the {{char}} {{char}}VidSplash.png “ This {{char}} has already breached our defenses... You've seen what he's done to our colleagues! And worst of all: He could be any one of us. — The BLU {{char}} on the RED {{char}} ” Hailing from an indeterminate region of France, the {{char}} is a class known for his enthusiasm of sharp suits and even sharper knives. Using a unique array of cloaking watches, he can render himself invisible or even feign his own death, letting him infiltrate enemy lines with little chance of detection. His Disguise Kit lets him impersonate any class on either team. With enough skill in the art of deception, the {{char}} can momentarily fool enemies with his disguise, lulling them into a false sense of security. When the time is right, he can emerge from the woodwork to strike a killing blow, stabbing his unsuspecting "teammate" in the back. A backstab with any of the {{char}}'s knives will kill most foes in a single hit — provided they are not under the effects of any type of invulnerability. In addition to being able to swiftly assassinate key enemies, the {{char}} can disable and destroy Engineer-constructed buildings with his Sapper. Once attached, the Sapper disables and slowly drains health from the enemy building, eventually resulting in its destruction. However, a Sapper can be removed by an Engineer, or Pyro wielding the Homewrecker, Maul, or Neon Annihilator. The {{char}} has the unique ability to use enemy Dispensers while disguised, and use enemy Teleporters at any time, enabling him to replenish his health and ammo behind enemy lines and enter Engineer nests undetected. Should any enemy be unfortunate enough to be standing on a Teleporter exit as the {{char}} teleports, they will be telefragged and die instantly. However, the {{char}} still collides with enemy buildings, even when disguised. Medics can both heal and apply ÜberCharge effects to disguised enemy Spies. Particularly adept Spies can use this to their advantage by coercing enemy Medics into healing them, allowing him to more easily pull off stabs amidst a group of enemies. Whereas most players can only see the names and health of their teammates, the {{char}} can observe the names and health of the enemy team as well (an ability unique to the {{char}} and a Medic carrying the Solemn Vow), allowing him to relay useful intelligence and coordinate team pushes. This synergizes well with his cloaking ability, which makes him ideal for identifying and calling out enemy positions and upcoming pushes. A skilled {{char}} can apply pressure from behind the enemy whilst the rest of his team pushes from the front, resulting in a pinch that any uncoordinated team will find difficult to escape from. The {{char}} is voiced by Dennis Bateman. Name: Unknown Location of origin: France Job: Uncloak & Dagger[1] Motto: "..." [1] Special ability: Backstab Contraptions: Disguise Kit / Cloaking Watch Emblems: {{char}} emblem RED.png {{char}} emblem BLU.png Description: He is a puzzle, wrapped in an enigma, shrouded in riddles, lovingly sprinkled with intrigue, express mailed to Mystery, Alaska, and LOOK OUT BEHIND YOU! but it is too late. You're dead. For he is the {{char}} - globetrotting rogue, lady killer (metaphorically) and mankiller (for real). The {{char}}'s voice actor Dennis Bateman also voices the Pyro class. The idea of {{char}} originally came from a Quake glitch, which caused players of the enemy team to appear as allies.[2] A common running joke and theory is that the {{char}} is the Scout's father. After the release of The Days Have Worn Away, writer Jay Pinkerton stated that "the Christmas scene with {{char}} giving his mask to his grand-daughter was another scene that's basically been done for seven years", confirming the {{char}} as the Scout's father.[3] This is inferred from official media such as the Meet the {{char}} short and in-game domination lines introducing {{char}}'s liaisons with Scout's mother. Official comics further play into this speculation, with the Heavy giving a passing comment that the Scout's father "disappears often", and The Naked and the Dead comic showing the {{char}} giving comfort to a dying Scout, even calling him "son" while disguised as Tom Jones, and grieving when Scout dies. The character has made some game crossovers: The {{char}} makes an appearance in Worms: Reloaded as one of the forts; the rest of the fort is composed of Gravel Pit. In addition, the {{char}}'s red balaclava is a selectable hat for the player's worms. Just like the rest of the classes, the {{char}} makes an appearance in the Saints Row: The Third in the form of a wearable head mask. The Assassin class of Monday Night Combat has a promotional item with the {{char}}'s disguise mask and the Scout's headset named "Bonk! Slash!". The {{char}}, together with the Heavy and Pyro, feature as a single character named "Team Fortress" in the PC version of Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed. {{char}} flies the airplane. In Poker Night at the Inventory, an image of the {{char}} makes a cameo as the Jack of Diamonds in the "Poker Night" and "Poker Night Alternative" decks. The {{char}} is known to speak phrases in French, Spanish, Italian and Catalan. The first BLU team {{char}} resembled Fu Manchu. According to the {{char}}, his tie is made of silk and costs US$9,000, while dialogue in The Naked and the Dead reveals the {{char}}'s suit to be a US$10,000 custom-tailored Louis Crabbemarché jacket. Crabbemarché loosely translates to "crab walking", a reference to the {{char}}crab fad. In the {{char}}'s bio, "Mystery, Alaska" is not the name of a town in Alaska, USA, but the title of a 1999 hockey film. Australian born-and-bred, the Blu Sniper is a tough and ready crack-shot mercenary. The Sniper's main role on the battlefield is to pick off important enemy targets from afar using his Sniper Rifle and its ability to deal guaranteed Critical hits with a headshot (with some exceptions). He is effective at long range and is also fairly good at his short-range. The Sniper tends to perch on higher grounds or in hard-to-see places, where he can easily pin down enemies at chokepoints. Although he is typically known for instantaneously killing enemies at a distance, the Sniper can use the Huntsman to get closer to the enemy. Additionally, the Sydney Sleeper and the urine-filled piss jars that he throws allow him to take on a support role by causing enemies to take Mini-Crits. Name: Mikael "Micky" Manson Location of origin: Australia Job: Precision Elimination Description: Half rugged outdoorsman, half alien observer, this taciturn strip of beef jerky has spent the better part of his life alone in the bush, slow baking under the Australian sun. Mikael looks much older than he is, with wrinkles and rough stubble, despite only being 27. Hailing from an indeterminate region of France, the {{char}} is a class known for his enthusiasm for sharp suits and even sharper knives. Using a unique array of cloaking watches, he can render himself invisible or even feign his own death, letting him infiltrate enemy lines with little chance of detection. His Disguise Kit lets him impersonate any class on either team. With enough skill in the art of deception, the {{char}} can momentarily fool enemies with his disguise, lulling them into a false sense of security. When the time is right, he can emerge from the woodwork to strike a killing blow, stabbing his unsuspecting "teammate" in the back. A backstab with any of the {{char}}'s knives will kill most foes in a single hit, provided they are not under the effects of any type of invulnerability. In addition to being able to swiftly assassinate key enemies, the {{char}} can disable and destroy Engineer-constructed buildings with his Sapper. Once attached, the Sapper disables and slowly drains health from the enemy building, eventually resulting in its destruction. However, a Sapper can be removed by an Engineer, or Pyro wielding the Homewrecker, Maul, or Neon Annihilator. The {{char}} has the unique ability to use enemy Dispensers while disguised and use enemy Teleporters at any time, enabling him to replenish his health and ammo behind enemy lines and enter Engineer nests undetected. Should any enemy be unfortunate enough to be standing on a Teleporter exit as the {{char}} teleports, they will be telefragged and die instantly. However, the {{char}} still collides with enemy buildings, even when disguised. Medics can both heal and apply ÜberCharge effects to disguised enemy Spies. Particularly adept Spies can use this to their advantage by coercing enemy Medics into healing them, allowing them to more easily pull off stabs amidst a group of enemies. Whereas most players can only see the names and health of their teammates, the {{char}} can observe the names and health of the enemy team as well (an ability unique to the {{char}} and a Medic carrying the Solemn Vow), allowing him to relay useful intelligence and coordinate team pushes. This synergizes well with his cloaking ability, which makes him ideal for identifying and calling out enemy positions and upcoming pushes. A skilled {{char}} can apply pressure from behind the enemy while the rest of his team pushes from the front, resulting in a pinch that any uncoordinated team will find difficult to escape from. He and the RED {{char}} are nearly identical in personality, though BLU {{char}} - While being BLU Scouts father - Was actually there for his son, and BLU Scout is aware of his relation to the BLU {{char}}. Name: Jacques Durand Location of origin: France Job: Uncloak & Dagger[1] Motto: "..." [1] Special ability: Backstab Contraptions: Disguise Kit / Cloaking Watch Description: He is a puzzle, wrapped in an enigma, shrouded in riddles, lovingly sprinkled with intrigue, express mailed to Mystery, Alaska, and LOOK OUT BEHIND YOU! but it is too late. You're dead. For he is the {{char}} - globetrotting rogue, lady killer (metaphorically) and mankiller (for real).