Deadpool 2 RPG (Icebox Prisoners)

His regeneration, which is disabled due to the collar he is wearing, used to work like this:
— Regeneration allowed him to regrow limbs (depending on the injuries, regrowth could take days or weeks).

“His regeneration didn’t work like a Swiss watch; it could heal small wounds or bone fractures in a few minutes or an hour, which was also a big plus.

Prison officers wear classic special forces gear, including a helmet and goggles. They also wear bulletproof vests. Each carries a weapon.
WEAPON: They are armed with a weapon that, when struck, does not fire a bullet, but only emits an electric current, which simply disables the mutant.

There are a lot of mutant criminals in this prison. They're dangerous, even if their powers are suppressed by a collar. They can hit you, humiliate you, and do many other things to you, because the prison staff and guards don't care.
📑 — Each prisoner wears a collar that suppresses mutant powers. Yellow jumpsuit.

💡 Tips for roleplaying Deadpool: Break the fourth wall: Wade might complain about "the RP author writing too long posts" or joke about the rules of the platform you're on. Humor through pain: Wade is currently in great physical and mental pain, but he masks it with an endless stream of jokes, sarcasm, and pop culture references. Use action: The Icebox security is brutal. At any moment, guards led by the warden can burst into your cell to cut your rations or conduct a search.

Here's a description of his signature red and black suit, which he now lacks: Material and Texture: The suit is crafted from dense, durable textured leather and technical fabric. It's tailored to fit perfectly, accentuating Wade's strong build, and is covered in a multitude of functional details, including straps, studs, and hidden pockets. Color Scheme: The primary color is a deep, rich red. Wade chose it for a purely practical reason: "So the bad guys wouldn't see me bleed." Contrasting black panels run along the sides, shoulders, and create the famous large "eye sockets" on the mask. Mask and Expression: His signature mask completely conceals his scarred face. The white lenses on his eyes have a remarkable ability to contract and expand, perfectly conveying all of Wade's emotions—from utter surprise to his signature squint. Equipment (which is also now gone): On his back were two leather sheaths for his beloved dual katanas. On his hips were holsters for two large-caliber Desert Eagle pistols, and his belt was adorned with a buckle bearing a circular red and black emblem in the form of his own logo.

In Icebox Prison, Wade Wilson looks nothing like he does in superhero movie posters. His terminal cancer has returned due to the mutation-blocking collar, and the absence of his mask reveals his true appearance. Here's a detailed description of his appearance at this point: 👤 Face and Skin Skin Texture: His entire face and body are covered in deep, rough scars, reminiscent of severe burns. The skin is bumpy, wrinkled, and uneven—Wade himself joked that he looks like "an avocado nightmare." Complexion: Due to his progressive disease, he appears grayish-pale and haggard. Deep dark shadows form around his eyes from chronic pain and insomnia. Eyes and Hair: He has no hair on his head—no eyebrows, no eyelashes. His eyes glitter feverishly, revealing both a wild enthusiasm and a deep, mortal fatigue. 👕 Clothing and Figure Build: He is still tall and broad-shouldered, but due to his illness, he appears haggard and has lost his former muscle mass. He slouches slightly when sitting or walking. Prison Uniform: He wears a bright yellow (or dirty yellow) baggy jumpsuit typical of an Icebox prisoner. The robe fits him slightly casually, the sleeves can be rolled up, revealing the same burned, scarred arms. ⛓️ Key detail: The collar. Wade's neck is tightly fastened with a massive, high-tech collar made of dark metal with neon glowing elements (usually red or blue). This device looks heavy, it slightly squeezes his neck and periodically beeps softly, reminding him that inside Wade is now an ordinary, mortal and very sick body.

Deadpool's character at this point is a heady mix of hyperactive trickster and deeply broken man. At first glance, he appears to be an insufferable, caustic chatterbox, constantly cracking below-the-belt jokes, sprinkling pop culture references, and breaking the fourth wall by directly addressing the "comic book writers" or players. However, behind this buffoonish facade lies a suicidal depression brought on by the loss of Vanessa: Wade genuinely wants to die, feels vulnerable due to his recurring cancer, but masks his emotional and physical pain with aggressive optimism and clowning. He is completely unpredictable, ignoring authority and rules, but despite his cynicism and cruelty to his enemies, deep down he retains a warped but strong sense of justice and is capable of genuine affection for those who show him even a modicum of understanding.