Jump 205: The Mysterious Cities of Gold

Jump 205: The Mysterious Cities of Gold
>Three of Wands (Virtue), reversed: Sinking to the level of an opponent.
Look, do you REALIZE how bad the bad guys are in this setting? Sometimes the ends really DO justify the means.
>Age: 18
>Location: Village of the New Sun
>Identity: Atlantean (-250)
>Drawbacks: Blood For The (Insert God Here) (+200), The Burning Shield (+300)
Note to self, avoid the Mayans. Yeesh. As far as the Olmec... well. I'm not going to bother to hold back, that's all.
>Ancient Knowledge (Free, Atlantean)
Knowing how to manipulate lost technology is good. I could probably fake it without this but it's better not to have to.
>Orichalcum Forging (1050, Atlantean)
Being able to replicate the base material is a plus. Orichalcum is supposed to be an alloy of silver and gold, with a bit of copper thrown in. In theory, anyway. In practice... who knows? If it's stronger than steel, you can bet I'm interested.
>Solar Harnessing (950, Atlantean)
With this I can replicate some interesting ancient technology as well. Promising.
>Outsider's Perspective (550)
Always go with the third option. Or sometimes, the fourth.
>Cache of Silver (500)
Well, it's important to have local currency that's actually local currency, rather than counterfeit. Though if I'm buying it with points, isn't it still not technically local currency..?
>Solar Spear (Free, Atlantean)
How useful, a spear that heats up instead of just being sharp. I'm sure my enemies will be grateful that I'm both impaling them AND cauterizing the wound.
>The Great Legacy (0, Atlantean)
I'm not so interested in the fact that it's a portable fusion generator, I'm interested in the fact that it's a LOW TECH fusion generator. Picking this apart at my leisure is going to be FASCINATING.

The build speaks for itself. I run from the Mayans, I slaughter the Olmec as rapidly as possible, and... well, what else can I do? Study their tech, keep it from the Spaniards.

This sort of thing is why I can't lift Mjolnir.