hey, he has the same voice as Samuel

*Posts for all his characters*

right. Raccoon, as GM it's your job to figure out a way to get us unstuck at this point. he's holding up 5 players (6 if you count The Game but I have no idea if she'll start posting again after being unstuck) controlling 7 characters (8 counting the Game's character, 10 if you count that you were waiting on him before advancing Samuel and Taku) and he has been for months, even when he was still visiting the forums. BPS already wrote his character into inaction, it's time you do the same.

-Name-
Eisner Nguyen

-Character Type-
Main

-Species-
Cat (Black and White Domestic Short Hair)

-Age-
3 Human years (10.5 pet years)

-Neighborhood-
Brookshire Meadows

-Appearance-
Eisner is smaller than most cats, still being a kitten. His fur on his back and upper half of his head is black, save for a few small patches, and the fur on his belly, paws, and lower half of his head is white. His eyes are a coppery color, almost yellow. His tail is longer than most cats, and his ears seem a bit big for the rest of his head. Overall, though, he seems well proportioned. He's thin and lanky, and seems more quick than strong.

-Personality-
Eisner is an explorer. He takes the idiom "curiosity killed the cat" to a whole new level, often times getting into trouble or danger amidst is adventures. All in all, he doesn't concern himself with the opinions of others, and will go so far as to directly disregard the instructions and advice of others if he feels there's no merit to it. At first glance, Eisner is cute and friendly, and seems like the kind of cat anyone would want to be friends with. However, while he is open and willing to make friends, he can be manipulative and insensitive to those around him, sometimes without realizing it. That being said, he's never actively looking to harm anyone, and never does anything for explicitly malicious reasons. To Eisner, life is one big game, and others can either join him in the fun or get out of his way.

-Background-
Eisner moved to Brookshire Meadows with his owner, Derek Nguyen, after Derek decided to move to the town for its serenity. Derek works as a freelance writer, but currently has a job writing the tie-in "Pridelands" comic book series that goes along with the movies. They live in a small house in the residential district of town.

Derek adopted Eisner as a kitten.

-SPECIAL-
Strength- 4

Perception- 5

Endurance- 5

Charisma- 9

Intelligence- 6

Agility- 7

Luck- 6

This is a pretty good sheet, but there are a couple of storyline problems I want to point out with it:
1) Edge City is a several-hour drive from Brookshire, as it's in northern California, across the desert. Yorkshire might be a better one, as there are several characters who have jobs/college there.
2) He was Declawed? That's a bit harsh for a talking animal to have that sort of thing happen to them, and would probably be illegal in several states. Are you sure you want his dad to have done that to him?

As long as the stats are 42 and he doesn't have some weird superpower, like flight, without a good drawback, I don't see any need to nerf him. Meanwhile, Declawing is a pretty extreme process which would probably be very traumatic for the animal-person, even if they didn't remember it: think about what it would be like if I removed the ends of your fingers to get rid of your nails.

-Name-
Eisner

-Age-
3 Human years (10.5 pet years)

-Appearance-
His fur on his back and upper half of his head is black, save for a few small patches, and the fur on his belly, paws, and lower half of his head is white.

-SPECIAL-
Nerd time! S.P.E.C.I.A.L is a simple system I'd like people to use to define their characters abilities: How strong they are, how fast they are etc. Don't panic, it's very simple, the numbers are only here as 'guidelines' of sorts, we will never actually use REAL rules. All you need to do is take 42 points, and spread them between the seven attributes bellow. You must put at least 2 points in each one, and the most you can put in one is 10, with 5 being 'average'. You need not spend all 42 points if you don't want to, but most of the RP’ers would recommend spending all the points, unless there’s a backstory trait behind it.