Marion works primarily as a gunslinger at a circus, although she does bounty hunting on the side (since fancy gun tricks ain't enough to feed herself and her horse!). During a circus performance, Marion accidentally aimed her rifle too high. She knew she wouldn't hit the red bullseye target that was hanging on stage, but the bullet curved downward and hit the center. To the untrained eye, the shot looked intentional, but Marion was shaken. Since then, any bullet fired from any gun she uses or any projectile thrown has a chance to curve - for better or worse. Marion is not a religious woman, but she carries a collection of trinkets and keychains representing various D&D deities, just in case one of them is secretly watching over her.

Marion is outgoing and good natured, but not self sacrificing - she's willing to help others, but if there are any significant risks involved, there'd better be a reward at the end. She has few reservations about drawing her guns, be it for entertainment, bounty hunting, or self-defense.

Smoke and Mirrors

You may expend your special armor (one time use per encounter, no load) to resist harm from combat by appearing to die (fall off a vehicle, disappear in an explosion, etc.) only to reappear in a location of your choosing with a +1d to your next action.

Eastwood

BEFORE weapons are drawn, you may lock eyes with someone, forcing them to hesitate or flinch. Both of you know that you can interrupt whatever they do next. Take +1d for your next attack against them. (Does not work DURING combat after weapons are out.)

Lightning Nerves of Steel

When there's a question about who acts first, the answer is you.

Shepherd

You can push yourself to do one of the following: sway a crowd (even in the face of contradictory evidence) - cloud a target's mind - instill a powerful, undirected emotion in a target - stun a person with your mind or voice.

Bane

A strange power allows you to influence projectiles mid-flight. When you would miss with a projectile on a roll, you may instead choose to accept a mixed success with a worse position. (Ex. a Risky failure becomes a Desperate mixed success). This ability can be used to make otherwise impossible shots.

The Fine Strangers

Marion had no intention of joining the posse at first, but who was she to question fate? After rescuing an unconscious informant and a concussed woman from an exploding Amestrian train, she carried her wounded passengers to the only medic in town, where a few other unlucky patients were seeking treatment. There, the strangers were united by a single goal - to outrun the Amestrian soldiers that were hot on their trail.

Upon discovering a wanted poster featuring the notorious Whitehorn, whom Marion identified as the brother of a fellow member of the posse, her allegiance started to waver. She held little emotional attachment to her companions, and said brother was straining her patience. The appearance of her mysterious doppleganger, along with the enticing offers to pursue Whitehorn's bounty and develop her supernatural ability to curve projectiles, prompted her to part ways with the group.

Bane

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The Gunslinger

Idk if I'll ever finish writing this bio, but tl;dr - Marion backstabbed the posse, the irl player handed control of Marion to our DM (who was an absolute menace), and she used her Smoke and Mirrors ability to disappear at the end of the campaign whereas Bane was captured by the authorities.