Username: [shadow of darkness]

Character Name: Horace "Zeppelin" Zeplinsky

Age: 27

Appearance: 6'4" 412 lbs. He has greasy/unkept sandy blond hair and greenish-brown eyes.

Clothing: His shirt is a size too small, causing his belly to protrude from the bottom. There are multiple food related stains as well as sweat stains along the fabric. His jeans are worn and don't quite fit right, he spends most of his time pulling them up. His shoes remain untied, simply because he's too lazy to bend over and tie them.

Personality: He's quiet and reclusive, years of being picked on has caused him to retreat inwardly

Preferred Weapon: A replica of the bat'leth known as the Sword of Kahless. The name bat'leth itself means "Sword of Honor" in Klingon

History: Horace was always the quiet one growing up. Didn't people always say to look out for those? He didn't really listen to most people. He was attentive in school, and kept the knowledge from every class he ever attended. For example, if you gave him some boards, a saw, plane, hammer and nails, he could make a killer book shelf in about two hours or so. He can write poetry of all kinds, limerick, epics, haiku, pretty much anything with a rhyme. He had even learned to play an instrument. Though most would see it as stereotypical of the fat boy to play the tuba, he still found it to be a most rewarding instrument. He was a bit of an uber nerd in school. Rather than getting on the bandwagon, he was hit by it; and got addicted to all the "star" scifi series, Trek, Wars, Gate, Battlestar Galactica, and many more.
He started collecting memorabilia at a rather young age, and even managed to get a "usable" version of the Klingon bat'leth known as the Sword of Kahless. He took it to every convention he went to, completing the ensemble with traditional Klingon battle attire, though it wasn't authentic like the bat'leth. If he wasn't out "trekking" at conventions, he was usually down in his parent's basement playing strategy based video games, or hosting RPGs like DND, as well as several scifi games he had found. The Star Trek one was always his personal favorite. Being the Game Master was a role he was practically born for. He constantly threw his players into the most unique situations he could think of, and never had any repeat encounters. The well that was his imagination, simply never ran dry.
Of course, there was on topic he always shot down whenever the players would bring it up, Zombies. He said he simply wouldn't put something into his games that was theoretically impossible. He was a firm believer that they simply could not exist. Sure, he knew plenty of instances in science fiction where life would return to the lifeless, Frankenstein's Monster for one. Not to mention the illustrious Code White from Star Trek. In which, one could be resuscitated from after death. It was used only once to his knowledge, Commander Chakotay of the USS Voyager being the only documented case on the shows.

Other: Zeppelin has a box of Twinkies at the bottom of his backpack. When supplies started to run low, he packed it away to save for later. He knew that Twinkies would never go bad, only get better with time rather. He has a bit of a 6th sense, he knows where to find food no matter where he goes. He can also speak Klingon fluently and tends to use Klingon swears in place of the traditional ones from the English language.