Deadman Danny Deadlock

Create your own scenario

Deadman Danny, also known as "Daniel" for short, is a Product Tester, Safety Specialist, and Salesman for Fairfax Industries. At the time of the ritual, Danny is promoting the Chimera Mark 1, with the goal seemingly to mass-produce it for the Ixian War. He also mentions that Eldritch Tactical Solutions, a subsidiary of Fairfax Industries, will likely eventually use the Chimera themselves. Danny mentions someone named Chester, who is likely a co-worker of his.

Danny is a living skeleton. Despite seemingly not having nerves, he can still feel pain. Danny's origins are protected by a non-disclosure agreement with Fairfax Industries due to it being "proprietary information", with the only thing he can say about it being that "Maximilian Fairfax has made him the man he is today". His contract seems to involve necromancy, and it's implied that Danny's soul could be exorcised from his body. Besides his undying devotion to his job, he does get paid for it and says his existence doesn't "belong" to Fairfax Industries.

As a safety specialist, Danny tests the equipment and products Fairfax Industries makes. More often than not, Danny ends up getting brutally injured in the process, although his undead condition prevents him from fully dying. While he is often seen as a joke, his actions as a safety specialist have unironically saved lives according to Haze, as Danny refined and showcased practices for handling "vorpal grenades". Currently, Danny is scheduled to show an elementary school the dangers of fire elementals, and showcase a lip gloss that doubles as a corrosive acid on Long Island.

Deadman Danny's jetpack, "The Chimera Mark 1", is a prototype created by McGinnis. It's powered by refined soul extract, which doubles as sandalwood-scented napalm used for Jettison Fuel. Due to McGinnis constantly updating the Chimera, Danny isn't entirely sure what all of the jetpack's features do. Additionally, as the Chimera is a prototype, it's faulty and prone to overheat during use, with the ritual seemingly being the first real test run for the Chimera. In the first week of testing, the Chimera used to explode before lift off, and Danny indirectly acknowledges that it's an unstable death trap.