Name: John Lancaster
Birthplace: Western North Carolina
Age: 27
Quote: "What I want is simple. Everything."
Appearance: A tall, lanky man with short dark hair and grey eyes. Dresses in simple clothing, and keeps looking around.
Power: You have the ability to generate mechanical parts and assemble devices with your thoughts. The only limitation is that the devices have to be created by combining small (about the size of a USB flash drive, maybe a bit smaller) individual parts. The summoning process is a bit straining, especially when summoning rarer or more complex parts, but that only means you have to take some time when assembling larger or more complex devices, since they will require more parts. Your powers however are not infallible and they might not always work well or give you exactly what you envisioned.
Essentialy, have parts summoned out of thin air and have them assemble themselves into what you envisioned. With penalties depending on how complex or rare an object or component part is. And a time penalty depending on size and complexity of the entire object.
Description: John always wanted more from life. His dad was an auto mechanic who fully intended John to follow in his footsteps, teaching him all about mechanics, engines, and engine repair. It's not that John didn't like it- he was an able student- but he wanted more. He went to college to study mechanical engineering, but dropped out after a year and a half, unsatisfied with what it had to offer. He kept searching out more outlandish career opportunities, always keeping his eye out for more. He eventually came across a stranger with a stall in the back alley of a city. The man took him in and talked with him for a while. He eventually told John that for ten thousand dollars, he could have the power he wanted. John accepted, handed over the money- and was cracked in the back of the head.
A year later, he woke up from his coma. Somehow, though, he had achieved what he wanted; his understanding of mechanics was now so great that he could simply will machinery into existence.