Quick info;
SL Name: MaxTraxx Solo
RP Name: Bulldog, Iceman
Gender: Human Male
Age: 28
Nationality: Russian, Chechen
Birth-date: February 9
Blood Type: AB-
Oddities: his accent could make it difficult to understand his English.

Bulldog - Retired from Ultra-Elite Special Forces of the Russian Military, due to injuries. He is an expert in hand-to-hand combat, and the use of firearms. He is suffering from PTSD and has been known to carry all sorts of blades and sometimes firearms. Has been known to be an Hired Assassin.

Bulldog was born in the family apartment in Russia, his father a railroad man, and Mother and two sisters of a Catholic Irish immigrant, who worked in a meat-packing plant

Bulldog was constantly abused by his parents, especially by his father, who beat him heavily. His mother also beat him with broom handles and other household objects. She believed that stern discipline should be accompanied by a strick religious upbringing, and raised her son in the Catholic Church where he became an altar boy. Bulldog rejected the religious faith he was raised in.

After leaving the Military, Bulldog had earned a reputation as an explosive pool shark who would beat or kill those who annoyed him. He claimed his criminal acumen brought him to the attention of the Russian Mafia, who employed him in his first gang slayings.

He traveled to different places numerous times over the ensuing weeks and months and killed people, always men, never a female, he says, always someone who rubbed him the wrong way, for some imagined or extremely slight reason. He shot, stabbed, and bludgeoned men to death. He left some were they dropped. He dumped some into the nearby river. Murder, for Bulldog, became a sport. The Russian KGB came to believe that the bums were attacking and killing one another, never suspecting that a full-fledged serial killer was on the lose.

Bulldog was bipolar and should have been taking medication to stabilize his behavior, his sudden highs and lows, but going to see a psychiatrist was out of the question. He'd be admitting something was wrong with him, and he'd never do that.