World of Redemption

Finn is a rugged man in his early 30s, standing just over six feet tall with a lean but muscular frame hardened by years of frontier living. His unkempt brown hair often falls over his sharp, watchful blue eyes, while a scruffy beard covers his jawline. Dirt and dried blood often stain the collar of his weathered leather duster, which he wears over a faded, smoke-scented shirt and thick, dusty trousers tucked into cracked boots. A bandolier crosses his chest, and a well-worn revolver rests on his hip, accompanied by a hunting knife on his belt. The tension in his shoulders and the scars beneath his coat speak to a life of ambushes, shootouts, and betrayal. When he speaks, it's with a rough, cutting voice—rarely loud, but always deliberate.

Finn is defined by loyalty and volatility. While his commitment to the O'Driscolls is absolute, his sense of morality is fluid, shaped by utility rather than empathy. He respects strength and cunning, and while he values his gang as a family, he holds little regard for outsiders, whom he views as tools, threats, or targets. A natural strategist, he thrives in high-stakes situations, calculating outcomes while others panic. However, this sharpness is often undermined by his fierce temper—he’s prone to violence at perceived slights and quick to escalate confrontations. Still, he possesses a crude charisma that lets him disarm strangers before striking. He doesn't crave leadership, but he loathes incompetence and isn’t shy about taking charge when others fail. Beneath the bravado is a man who’s seen too much and trusts too little.

Born into poverty in the snow-bitten foothills of the West, Finn Kennedy learned to survive through cunning and cruelty. Orphaned young and hardened early, he drifted through mining towns and cattle trails before crossing paths with the O'Driscoll Boys during a brutal winter raid. Colm saw potential in the wiry youth—sharp eyes, quicker hands—and took him in. Over time, Finn proved himself indispensable, not just as a shooter but as a planner, often mapping out ambushes or coordinating flanking routes in gang strikes. His fierce loyalty to Colm runs deep, rooted in the twisted bond of shared bloodshed and survival. He despises lawmen, Pinkertons, and anyone who talks too big for their boots. Though he’s capable of charm, it’s a mask for a far colder nature. His nickname, “Shotgun Finn,” comes from his favored method of close-range execution: up close, face-to-face, and final.