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1 Humans and Hubbubs

1.1 Introduction Credit
1.2 Campaign Overview Canva: Cover.
1.3 On the Same Page Lost & Taken: Dirty White Grunge Texture.
1.3.1 Same Page Tool – Checklist The Homebrewery: Made in Here.

2 Setting Version
2.1 The Four Factions
2.1.1 Department 34 (D34). This is a Playtest material and is subject of constant revision.
2.1.2 Society for the Sealing of Secrets (SSS). Here is the [pdf-291119-0.3cb] version.
2.1.3 Forthcoming Fortune Sanctuary (FFS).
2.1.4 Mordus Absque Salūbris Mundī (MASM). Inspirational Works
2.2 The Guildmasters Gould, Helen: Jaiwo 2017.
2.2.1 Department 34 Konami: Silent Hill.
2.2.2 Society for the Sealing of Secrets Lovecraft, H. P.: The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath.
2.2.3 Forthcoming Fortune Sanctuary
2.2.4 Mordus Absque Salūbris Mundī Mason, Mike: Pulp Cthulhu.
2.3 The Dark Cabals Murakami, Haruki: 1Q84.
2.3.1 ♦ Murakami, Ryū: Almost Transparent Blue.
2.3.2 ʘ
2.3.3 ❄
Stålenhag, Simon: Tales from the Loop.
Spivey, Chris: Harlem Unbound.
2.3.4 DOCTRIN Toer, Pramoedya Ananta: This Earth of Mankind.
3 House Rules ZUN: 夢違科学世紀 〜 Changeability of Strange Dream.

3.1 Human
3.1.1 Human Traits
3.2 Ability Scores
3.3 System
3.4 Jobs
3.5 Skills
3.6 More on Ability Scores
3.6.1 Strength
3.6.2 Dexterity
3.6.3 Constitution
3.6.4 Intelligence
3.6.5 Wisdom
3.6.6 Stability and Sanity
3.6.7 Charisma
3.7 Experience
3.8 Rest Variant
3.8.1 Gritty Realism
3.9 Age
3.10 Character Generation
3.11 Equipment
4 Twaphebactča Language
4.1 Phonology
4.2 Stress
4.3 Phonological Constraints
4.3.1 Legend
4.4 Grammar
4.5 Sample Text
4.6 Lexicon

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 Humans and Hubbubs
T
he sands form up near the margin of the blue
water, making their white legion contrasts well
to the opaline sea. The sun is high on the sky,
glistening all with its radiance. Wind sweeps
up the frame of men, trying to topple them
from their stance. The wind fails, but it carries
the fetid fragrance of salt.
The wind blows further, unyielding. The white sands turn
to rasp golden color. The sands dance along with the wind's
movement, performing a waltz in the desolate land. But, no.
They are not alone in this place. Men are also here, building
their concrete castles. Men nurture the arid land: a foolish
act, but they sow growth of themselves.
From the hands of those men a city develops. Its features
are in still infancy, yet they rise up and scrape the low sky,
trying to reach out even farther. Yet, those men are chained
down fast. The culprits are themselves, yet walk under the
birthrights their victims do not have. Bow! Submit! The irate
orders echo. The sun is hiding under darkest clouds, the
sands are tainted by blood, the sea is tainted by dark
powders.
Is hope already lost? Nay! The men of this land are no
quitters. They fight until the very bitter conclusions. When
they cannot fight with arms and blades, they fight with ideas
and words. When they cannot think of distant song and
dream hope, they are no longer humans. But, they will not
reject their humanity. They are the men of this land. They
seek that shine of sun too long hiding.
The men of this land's collective hope bears fruit. The city
they lost forever, the aloof ray of open sun, the men of this
land gain them back. We! All men triumph. Free! The
chokings and bindings are shattered. Voices of hope resound
further. The desire to prolong this is shared by many.
Many, but not all, unfortunate reality besieges. Men are
chained down again, by their very own selves, under the
birthrights of new. The wind turns to smog, the sea colors
itself muddy, the sun shies away. And, from the darkest
reaches of the city and of our universe, something menacing
is lurking. Men, of their own volition, trap themselves once
more in dark dealings.
This land needs heroes, despite humanity's inclination to
devolve into their own enemies.
Would you kindly be one?
Introduction
Welcome to the Humans and Hubbubs campaign! This
booklet will explain the necessary details you need to know to
play in the campaign. The booklet has two equally important
parts mixed between its pages: the homebrew house rules
system and the main setting of the world. It is advisable to
read the booklet at least once before you decide to sign up for
it. If this campaign suits for your taste, hit the DM up with a
direct message. Newbie players are very welcomed! You can
play in the campaign with only the P. Handbook, or even the
Basic Rules.
SUMMARY AND OVERVIEW
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Campaign Overview
Humans and Hubbubs is a heavily house-ruled (classless,
levelless, low-magic, etc.) DnD 5th Edition campaign set in a
homebrew setting of a tiny coastal East African nation
Twaphebactča, where the protagonists are commoners who
band together against the corruptions to the fabric of reality:
the creation of dungeons and the rising of dragons (among
other monstrosities), and of course, themselves.
The protagonists are the citizens of Twaphebactča and
blacks. Each may come from different factions availabe to the
setting, but they share the common goal to protect their
fellows from the corruptions and humanity's own
malignance. They will uncover (or seal) secrets of the nation,
fight monsters, rescue their kin, and survive to live another
day. Maybe they will be able to restore peace to
Twaphebactča in their own unique ways.
Guideline. TRPG is a collaborative project, thus all players
(the DM included) must work together in order to have fun. It
is within each player's concerns to create a character that can
respect consent of others and is able to cooperate. Do make
sure that your portrayal of blacks are respectful: avoid black
accent, do not fall into the pit of stereotypes, and do not use
the N-word. Other than that, the usual gaming attitude is a
must: avoid bad metagaming, keep OOC and IC separate, do
not hog all the scenes, be respectful of others, and do tell us if
something bothers you.
Platform and Posting Expectation. The campaign will be
played on Discord by text format in a private server. Do not
reply halfheartedly, but do not take too long as well. Keep the
flow of the game going smoothly by taking turns in the
conversation. A session can last over three or four hours long,
so keep yourself hydrated and fed.
Language. English is preferrable, but Indonesian can also
be used. In fact, we can decide for Indonesian as the
campaign's main language. An important note: do use
Indonesian in a refined and an artful manner, the one that
evokes the richness of our language while still respecting the
mood and the tone of the session and the campaign.
Schedule. Humans and Hubbubs is campaign of quite-
good length, scheduled to span around ten uptime sessions.
An uptime session comes weekly, or biweekly during the
DM's and the players' busy days. The campaign can last after
those planned ten sessions, but not exceeding 12 sessions.
Between adventures and quests, your characters can have
downtime sessions where they can freely Open Roleplay with
each other, or with NPCs if they wish so. Open Roleplay
hopefully can enhance the players' engagement with their
fellow players and the story the GM presents. There are also
occasional mini-sessions for a character or two to engage in a
small quest that does not affect the whole group.
In-Game Time. The game sets in the 1980s with inexact
year, month, and date to provide lots of wiggle room and
leeway. An uptime and downtime session usually lasts over a
week in-game time. A year has 52 weeks; Week 52 acts as the
New Year's Eve week and Week 1 acts as the New Year week.

On the Same Page
Here describes more details about what the Humans and
Hubbubs campaign (from now on called as H&H) is about.
This campaign is leaned toward narrativism agenda of
roleplaying, with a bit of simulationism aspect.
Narrativism. The campaign is mainly concerned with
telling the whole narrative together, building up the world
through actions, and playing to know what will happen next.
Simulationism. This campaign is also driven by the desire
to explore the created setting, a fictional African nation in the
strange 80s, and the theme of black people becoming the
main characters in a Lovecraftian tale.
Same Page Tool – Checklist
(Adapted from Bankuei (Christopher Chinn)'s The Same
Page Tool: https://bankuei.wordpress.com/2010/03/27/the-
same-page-tool/. Credits and copyrights belong to the
respective author.)
Do you play to win?
Good play isn't a win/lose kind of thing
H&H provides a bare setting for players to pursue answers
and seek stories, and "winning" is not important to tell a good
narrative!
Player characters are:
expected to work together; conflicts between them are
mostly for show
We are here to have fun together, so conflicts between
characters are best avoided, unless consent is given
beforehand.
The GM's role is:
The GM preps a set of events – linear or branching;
players run their characters through these events. The
GM gives hints to provide direction.
Before the game session, the DM prepares what quests the
characters will likely to take, while also revealing which one
and what aspects of "The Dark Cabals," the campaign's
antagonists, that fits to the current narrative flow.
The players' roles are…
…to fling their characters into tough situations and make
hard, sometimes, unwise choices
Good narrative often comes when characters are making
unwise and tough decisions, and players are encouraged to
lead their characters to the most satisfying narrative as
possible.
Doing the smartest thing for your character's survival…
…sometimes isn't as important as other choices
Characters always winning battles and solving mysteries
without hitch are not very fun in the long run. Thus, it is
encouraged for players to let and make peace if a choice their
character takes will lead them to their heroic or miserable
end. Maybe they protect the poor civilian trapped in
Dungeons and let the dragon eats them instead. Maybe they
reject their humanity and use the knowledge of arcane lore to
do misdeeds. All other choices can be fun and satisfying than
merely huddling in their safe zones.
The GM's role to the rules is…
…ignore them when they conflict with what would be
good for the story
The rules used in H&H are quite stripped down and lacking
in depth of complexity to the standard 5e. Yet, even when the
house rules are impeding our fun and enjoyment of the
narrative, the DM will ignore the rules for the time being.
After many sessions of play, during one session, a player
decides to have her character side with an enemy. This is…
…where the character becomes an NPC, right away or
fairly soon.
The characters are the exemplars of humanity in H&H. When
they become villains, they can be said as rejecting their
humanity. The DM will take control of the character, and the
player has to make a new one. But, do not avoid this path if
you think it is a good choice! You have the opportunity to
make them repent or redeem their sins, for example, and this
sort of development is juicy!
A fistfight breaks out in a bar! The details of where everything
is – tables, chairs, where everyone is standing is something
that…
…is something the GM will describe and you should ask
questions to get more information.
The DM in question may not be detailing enough, thus you
are very welcomed to ask questions or even suggest what
kind of specific details will be there!
In order to really have fun with this game, the rulebook is
something that…
…everyone playing needs to have read and understood
before play, because the rules and setting are both very
important.
The answer may be jarring, but you do not have to be
overwhelmed by it. The rules are stripped down and the
setting is only a barebone. Information on Twaphebactča
language or other details are very optional, and can be said
existing only to provide the setting more grounds. You can
skip the section on the setting's language if you know nothing
about linguistics!
This game runs best when the players take time to create
characters that are…
…given strong motivations and an immediate problem or
crisis
…tied into the other characters as allies
…written with some knowledge, research or reading up
on the game setting, real history or an actual culture
H&H focuses on the current narrative and a simulation of the
setting. Writing the characters with the knowledge (no matter
how bare!) on the genre approached can lead to us learning
more and having a more satisfying person to play as. Do give
your character desires and drives, their short-term and long-
term goals they have to tackle to give them colorful shades of
personality and reason. And finally, have your character tied
together to others as allies.
SUMMARY AND OVERVIEW
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 Setting
T
waphebactča (/tʷa.pʰe.ˈbac.ʨa/). A coastal
East African country with a territory as big as
Arkham, Dunwich, and Kingsport combined,
but with double the population. Officially
named as the United Republic of
Twaphebactča with the capital Hupix /ˈhu.pix/,
it gained bloodless independence from the
British grip in the 1950s. The country was led by the British-
appointed native royal family House of Hoarfrost (actually an
amalgamation of two separate royal families of Horo, the
Wolf and Frosti, the Bear). The young nation was soon
embroiled in a grotesque civil war during the 1960s due to
anti-royalty and anti-British sentiments. The whole army
revolted, and named themselves as the Order Restoration
Army (ORA). The navy sided with the House of Hoarfrost, but
was incompetent. ORA won the civil war in the 1970s, and
rose into absolute power. Since then, Twaphebactča was
ruled under the military dictatorship of ORA.
The Coil Beneath. In the 1980s, Nokwol Viwozzi (/
ˈno.kʷol vi.ˈwoz.zi/) succeeded his predecessor and rose as the
current leader of ORA and Twaphebactča. He agreed the
West's offer to develop a massive research center
underground the nation, which was dubbed as Twakoyli
Cwulnoska (/tʷa.ˈkoj.li cʷul.ˈnos.ka/; abs.coil loc.beneath),
"The Coil Beneath." Viwozzi also rallied for the imminent
crusade against the newborn neighboring Communist nation
Həzbāwī, gargantuan to Twaphebactča. Viwozzi boasted that
The Coil Beneath was the nation's main weapon. The West,
especially the United States, supported Viwozzi of their own
interest.
Corruptions. The organization in charge of The Coil
Beneath, DOCTRIN (no known full form), conducted
mysterious inquiries to obscure things, often with locals
getting the monstrous side effects. These "corruptions" to
reality, among other things, were rashes and scars appearing
suddenly on one's body, constant illusionary humming and
shuddery nightmares, and the formation of deep dark
dungeons and the sighting of deplorable dragons (and other
monsters). The nation was in uproar, and Viwozzi was
branded as a traitor for letting the vicious West trampled the
people of Twaphebactča again. The threat of another civil war
was close. However, the coming of The Coil Beneath proved
to be very beneficial to the nation, and pushed the economy
to better direction than everyone had ever seen. Most of the
regular joes became complacent with the development, but
the corruptions were never solved.
Dungeons. The most apparent damage of corruptions is
the Dungeons. Dungeons is a version of Twaphebactča but
darker, gloomier, and more hostile. Unnatural beings such as
ghosts and monsters roam in it. Poor people can get trapped
in Dungeons randomly, and they have to fend for themselves
until the weak reality normalizes the corruptions.
SETTING
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Monsters. The native creatures of the Dungeons. The
monsters here are not the typical monsters usually found on
DnD, having aberrances too great than their counterparts.
Most of the time they are despicable and regard any human
that comes to their plane as toothsome. They can be said as
the anathema to humanity. The most powerful of the
monsterkin is the dragons. They are massive creatures each
a merger of thousands of wires made of dark-hued
arabesques and filigrees of gem-like basalt and are always
shining with malevolent shades of either black, blue, green,
red, or white (think of Lovecraft's Cat from Saturn but
vaguely dragon-shaped).
The Four Factions
To protect Twaphebactča from the corruptions, four
distinctive factions rise up. Faction is a place for people of
similar interests to gather together, and they often help each
other out. Each of them has its unique motivations and goals,
but all band together under the shared duty and allegiance to
Twaphebactča. The four factions each has its own leader, and
some information about them can be found on The
Guildmasters section.
Each of the faction has a prerequisite of at least an
Advance in a certain skill to join it. A character does not have
to join a faction right away or at all. Becoming a member of a
faction means more responsibilities, but with that comes
more benefits. The faction of a character affects the uptime
sessions' mechanic, making it as one of the important house
rules of the campaign.
A character progresses in their faction by ranks. A
character's rank can be increased if they have a certain
amount of prestige points. A character gains prestige points
in their faction after uptime sessions for staying true to their
faction's motivations and accomplishing their faction's goals
during uptime sessions. A character loses their prestige
points after uptime sessions if they hamper or harm their
faction in some ways during uptime sessions. The DM is the
final arbiter whether your character gains or loses prestige
points.
If a character switches over or leaves a faction, they lose all
prestige points on that faction and start without prestige
points on the new one.

Department 34 (D34).
You are a member of Department 34, a special justice task
force of the United Bureau of Investigation (UBI) of
Twaphebactča that deals with the threats of the monsters and
humans who use their powers for their dark, selfish ends. Its
members charge into Dungeons to smite monsters and
human schemers. Your organization's goals include:
eliminate all monsters and humans that use monsters'
powers for destructive reasons;
serve and protect civilians;
bring justice to the victims of monsters and humans'
iniquity.
You begin as the first rank of four in Department 34. Each
rank provides you with benefits. Record your current prestige
points and rank on your character sheet.
Rank Benefits Detail
Rank One.
Req.: At least an Advance in either Fighting or Shooting.
You can participate and earn prestige points. Because of
your rigorous trainings, you deal +1 damage to everything,
negating your target's resistance or immunity on that plus
damage.
Rank Two.
Req.: 5 prestige points.
Because of your strong willpower to never give up, you
gain 4 temporary hit points at the start of a fight. These
temporary hit points are lost after the battle ends.
Rank Three.
Req.: 10 prestige points.
You partake in a more intense training than you have ever
done. You deal +2 damage to everything, negating your
target's resistance or immunity on that plus damages. This
overrides Rank One's benefits.
Rank Four.
Req.: 20 prestige points.
You will have a very hard time to give up due to your sense
of duty. You gain 8 temporary hit points at the start of a
fight. These temporary hit points are lost after the battle
ends. This overrides Rank Two's benefits.
Society for the Sealing of Secrets
(SSS).
You are a member of the Society for the Sealing of Secrets, a
sorority based on Hearn University (HU). The university's
professors and students share a mutual interest in sealing the
secrets of arcane lore from the public eyes for the safety of
everyone, while also quenching their own wonder of the
strange and the unknown. Its members hang around within
Dungeons to record and enjoy the fantastical. Your
organization's goals include:
seal the secrets of arcane lore;
satisfy your curiosity;
research the unnatural.
You begin as the first rank of four in the Society for the
Sealing of Secrets. Each rank provides you with benefits.
Record your current prestige points and rank on your
character sheet.
Rank Benefits Detail
Rank One.
Req.: At least an Advance in Arcana.
You can participate and earn prestige points. Because of
your keen mind, you gain advantage to all Wisdom checks
and saving throws.
Rank Two.
Req.: 5 prestige points.
Because of your research into the Things Man Was Not
Meant to Know, you gain advantage to all Intelligence
checks and saving throws.
Rank Three.
Req.: 10 prestige points.
You have honed your eyes, ears, and mind to take very
subtle hints. You can opt Taking 20 on Wisdom checks
and saving throws three times per uptime session, but
each additional usage will decrease your Stability score by
1 point. This adds to Rank One's benefits.
Rank Four.
Req.: 20 prestige points.
You research too far to arcane lore and the forbidden
knowledge corrupts your mind. You can opt Taking 20 on
Intelligence checks and saving throws three times per
uptime session, but each additional usage will decrease
your Sanity score by 1 point. This adds to Rank Two's
benefits.
SETTING
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Forthcoming Fortune Sanctuary
(FFS).
You are a member of the Forthcoming Fortune Sanctuary, a
religious native faith restoration movement promoting
charity, solidarity, and peace for all the people of
Twaphebactča. Its members stride into Dungeons to become
beacons of hope for the people that are trapped there. Your
organization's goals include:
spread the native faith;
preserve the ancestral wisdom;
be an exemplar of hope.
You begin as the first rank of four in the Forthcoming
Fortune Sanctuary. Each rank provides you with benefits.
Record your current prestige points and rank on your
character sheet.
Rank Benefits Detail
Rank One.
Req.: At least an Advance in Religion.
You can participate and earn prestige points. Because of
your earnest belief in your faith, you know the Guidance
cantrip, but it consumes 1 magic point per casting.
Rank Two.
Req.: 5 prestige points.
Because of your dedication to your parish, you can cast
Bless as a 2nd-level spell. The spell consumes 5 magic
points per casting.
Rank Three.
Req.: 10 prestige points.
Because of your steadfast belief in hope, you can cast
Beacon of Hope. The spell consumes 8 magic points per
casting.
Rank Four.
Req.: 20 prestige points.
Because of the pertinacious blessing of the native faith
you worship, your Lucky feat's luck points are 4.
SETTING
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Mordus Absque Salūbris Mundī
(MASM).
You are a member of the Mordus Absque Salūbris Mundī, a
band of nurses, doctors, and volunteers working together to
care for the sick and wounded. Its members burst toward
Dungeons to provide aid and care for all souls who traverse
the Dungeons' horrific dark artery. Your organization's goals
include:
carry out the care with the best of ability;
abstain abusing the bodies of man or woman, bond or
free;
help the sick everywhere, everytime.
You begin as the first rank of four in the Mordus Absque
Salūbris Mundī. Each rank provides you with benefits.
Record your current prestige points and rank on your
character sheet.
Rank Benefits Detail
Rank One.
Req.: At least an Advance in Medicine.
You can participate and earn prestige points. Because of
your stout practice of medical care, you can heal your
allies. Make a Wisdom (Medicine) check with the DC of
13; if you succeed: apply the effect of Cure Wounds as 1st-
level spell. Wisdom is your spellcasting ability for it.
Rank Two.
Req.: 5 prestige points.
Because of your vast knowledge in medicine, you can
remedy some minor symptoms. Make a Wisdom
(Medicine) check with the DC of 14; if you succeed: apply
the effect of Lesser Restoration.
Rank Three.
Req.: 10 prestige points.
Because of your presence and medication, your allies will
be bolstered. Make a Wisdom (Medicine) check with the
DC of 15; if you succeed: apply the effect of Aid as a 3rd-
level spell.
Rank Four.
Req.: 20 prestige points.
Because of your stalwart defense for the people, you will
not let a human die on your watch. Make a Wisdom
(Medicine) check with the DC of 16; if you succeed: apply
the effect of Death Ward.
 The Dark Cabals
The Guildmasters Alongside the growing corruptions to the fabric of reality, four
cabals lurk within the darkness. They start to plant their
Department 34 seeds of destruction. The hideous opportunists hide well
Tčogwar Smith /ˈʨog.war ˈsmɪθ/. The pugnacious yet between the veil of masquerade. Who are they? What are
favorable Deputy Director of D34. He is an ex-navy, and on their objectives? What are their roles in this chaos? This
the losing side of the past civil war. It is a common knowledge campaign provides the characters means to answer those
questions one by one, a little step at a time.
♦
he saved his skin and abandoned his brothers. He considers
himself as a lost cause, and seeks no forgiveness. "If I die, I'll
be put to hell right away," is his most common saying. Yet,
Tčogwar tries to make changes to the world before he dies, The symbol of gold diamond scatters around the city walls,
for others to live a better life. He heads the Department 34 where the faced men turn faceless, where identity dissolves
with a deep sense of duty, and a staunch defender of the to a scrap of junk.
people. He is always clothed in a formal suit, and a pair of
pistols nearby. ʘ
Society for the Sealing of Secrets People feel cold, piercing gazes away from their sight, each
gives nightmares and strange flute voices that lull. Those
Mae Liberi Hearn /ma.ˈe ɽʲi.be.ˈɽʲiː ˈhaːɴ/. The mysterious crook them, deform them, turn them against their
but curious Great Sealer of Arcane Lore of SSS. She is a companions.
black Greek coming to Twaphebactča to study the arcane lore
of the region. Her grandmother erected the Hearn University
shortly after the nation's independence (possibly the
grandmother came due to the same reason as hers). She
❄
The supposedly dead princess of the Horo-Frosti is sighted. A
teaches the Relative Psychology on Hearn University and copy case of Anastasíya Románova, the revenge of the
theorizes the true existence of a world within dreams of royalty?
humanity. A refined lady who is always seen within her purple
dress and a matching umbrella. She is oftentimes called as DOCTRIN
the Hanged Woman Hearn, as she willingly hangs herself The scientists with white robe and long face: foreign,
upside down atop the university's pillars on numerous untalkative, sneering. They are the main reason why
occasions. Twaphebactča prospers in the 1980s. But maybe, just a
possibility: they plan unscrupulous schemes beneath our soil.
Forthcoming Fortune Sanctuary
Wacij Kerhinu /ˈwa.ciɟ ker.ˈhi.nu/. The happy-go-lucky and
boisterous yet encouraging High Priestess of FFS. She has
stigmata on her forearms showing the Latin letters of B and
J. She forms the FFS after dreamt a native faith goddess
descending before her, touching her soul, choosing her as the
prophetess. Around that time too she got her stigmata. A
young maiden with faith, she takes her roles seriously,
spreading awareness and message of the old religion of the
people of Twaphebactča. She dresses in blue-green highly
ornamented religious robes she herself made from her old
clothes.
Mordus Absque Salūbris Mundī
Yufna Časnatnu /ˈjuf.na ɕas.ˈnat.nu/. The silent yet steadfast
Caring Dean of MASM. He is a wise man, but his silence can
be eeringly imposing at inappropriate times. He found MASM
after concerned seeing his beloved Twaphebactča taking
likenesses to a warzone due to strict military control and the
monsters of dungeons. He should have hidden the fact of his
love for the West, but his actions are too apparent: his
naming sense of his organization, his adoration to
Hippocratic Oath, and his reverence to Florence Nightingale.
The people of his nation still bear deep grudges to anything
Western, that includes medical care as well. Most fail to
realize that living together in harmony is a better option than
hate. He wishes to open their horizon by caring and
nurturing. He is always seen in his clean white doctor garb.

SETTING
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 House Rules
Human
In this campaign, you can only play as human as described
here.
Human Traits
It's hard to make generalizations about humans, but your
human character has these traits.
Ability Score Increase. Your ability scores each increase
by 1.
Age. Humans reach adulthood in their late teens and live
less than a century.
Alignment. Humans tend toward no particular alignment.
The best and the worst are found among them.
Size. Humans vary widely in height and build, from barely
5 feet to well over 6 feet tall. Regardless of your position in
that range, your size is Medium.
Speed. Your base walking speed is 25 feet.
Languages. You can speak, read, and write Twaphebactča
language and one extra language of your choice.
Destiny. Humans are destined for greatness, until their
eventual fall of hubris. You gain Lucky feat.
Ability Scores
There are eight ability scores in this campaign. Those are as
follow, with "new" ones denoted by [brackets].
Strength (STR), measuring physical power.
Dexterity (DEX), measuring agility.
Constitution (CON), measuring endurance.
Intelligence (INT), measuring reasoning and memory.
Wisdom (WIS), measuring perception and insight.
[Stability] (STA), measuring emotional and trauma
resistance. This ability score is initially the same as
Wisdom.
[Sanity] (SAN), measuring belief in the world of humanity.
This ability score is initially the same as Wisdom.
Charisma (CHA), measuring force of personality.
System
This campaign uses 5e as its base, but with considerable
changes to reflect the campaign setting. The biggest change
is that there are no backgrounds, classes, levels, and
proficiencies in their strictest sense. This campaign thus
leans heavily toward a skill-based game.
Proficiencies are replaced by Advance system, in which
each Advance adds up to the relevant modifier. Proficiencies
of weapons and tools are represented as skills.
Backgrounds and Classes are instead jobs. Your job
determines which skills are eligible for raise by Advances.
You create your own job in this campaign. You do not gain
proficiency in saving throws in any shape or form.
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Jobs
Follow the guidelines below to make up your job.
Lists 5 skills (except Alteration) that are important to the
job. These 5 skills can be raised by Advances,
representing the proficiency you have through working on
your job.
Set the amount of starting Advances. Starting Advances
amount is derived from modifiers of ability scores,
typically Intelligence modifier×2 for academic jobs or
Intelligence modifier + another ability score modifier for
non-academic jobs.
Set the core ability score. The core ability score is the
most important ability score a job will use on a regular
basis. For academic jobs, the core is Intelligence; for non-
academic jobs, it is the another ability score used to
determine the starting Advances of previous step.
Here are the lists of some example professions.
Police Officer [Persuasion, Athletics, Perception,
Intimidation, Fighting]
Starting Advances: Intelligence modifier + Strength
modifier
Core Ability Score: Strength
Scribe [Craft (Forgery), Craft (Book), Arcana, Insight,
History]
Starting Advances: Intelligence modifier×2
Core Ability Score: Intelligence
Detective [Athletics, Disguise, Stealth, Investigation,
Deception]
Starting Advances: Intelligence modifier + Charisma
modifier
Core Ability Score: Charisma
Rat Catcher [Perception, Survival, Animal Handling,
Stealth, Shooting]
Starting Advances: Intelligence modifier + Dexterity
modifier
Core Ability Score: Dexterity
 Each Basic skill can be used by any job. Each Advanced
skill can only be used if you have at least 1 Advance in the
Skills skill. When none in the party is eligible for using Advanced
skills, any can try with differing difficulty.
Here is the list of all skills that are available for use in this A skill marked with [Specialization] means that you have to
campaign. New skill names are pretty much telling what the constrain the focus of the skill to a particular subject. For
skill does. example: there are Craft (Poison) and Craft (Ship), there are
Ability Performance (Comedy) and Performance (Singing), and so
Score Skill Type Note on.
Strength Athletics Basic
On a character sheet, each Skill has a box ☐beside it (for
example "☐Deception") as a place to put a mark on it.
Strength Fighting Basic Replaces melee Reference the Experience section for further details.
weapons
proficiency Tools Proficiency Replacement Detail
Dexterity Acrobatics Basic Related Ability
Tools Skill Name Score
Dexterity Burglary Advanced Replaces Thieves'
Tools proficiency Artisan's Tools Craft (any) Intelligence
Dexterity Drive Advanced Replaces Vehicle Disguise Kit Disguise Charisma
[Specialization] Proficiency Forgery Kit Craft (any) Intelligence
Dexterity Shooting Basic Replaces ranged Gaming Set Game (any) Intelligence
weapons
proficiency Herbalism Kit Craft (Herbal) Intelligence
Dexterity Sleight of Basic Musical Performance Charisma
Hand Instrument (any)
Dexterity Stealth Basic Navigator's Tools Navigate Wisdom
Intelligence Arcana Advanced Poisoner's Kit Craft (Poison) Intelligence
Intelligence Craft Advanced Replaces Artisan's Thieves' Tools Burglary Dexterity
[Specialization] Tools, Forgery Kit,
Herbalism Kit, and Vehicles Drive (any) Dexterity
Poisoner's Kit

Intelligence Game
proficiency
Advanced Replaces Gaming
More on Ability Scores
Set Proficiency Strength
Intelligence History Advanced Aside from vanilla 5e, Strength decides your Fighting skill.
Intelligence Investigation Basic Fighting. Your Strength (Fighting) check covers attacking
with melee weapons. This skill replaces weapons proficiency
Intelligence Nature Advanced for melee weapons, either simple or martial.
Intelligence Religion Advanced
Wisdom Animal Advanced
Dexterity
Handling Aside from vanilla 5e, Dexterity decides your Burglary, Drive,
Wisdom Alteration Basic Usable only within and Shooting skills.
Dungeons Burglary. Your Dexterity (Burglary) check covers opening
Wisdom Insight Basic
car doors, hot-wiring autos, tampering library windows, and
figuring out lock-based puzzles.
Wisdom Medicine Advanced Drive. Your Dexterity (Drive) check covers driving and
Wisdom Navigate Advanced Replaces piloting a type of vehicles, making maneuvers with the
Navigator's Tools vehicle, and fixing vehicle problems.
proficiency Shooting. Your Dexterity (Shooting) check covers
Wisdom Perception Basic
attacking with ranged weapons. This skill replaces weapons
proficiency for ranged weapons, either simple or martial.
Wisdom Survival Advanced
Charisma Deception Basic Constitution
Charisma Disguise Advanced Replaces Disguise Hit Points in this campaign is measured differently than
Kit proficiency vanilla 5e. The formula to determine Hit Points is:
Charisma Intimidation Basic 10 + CON modifier + WIS modifier
Charisma Performance Advanced Replaces Musical
[Specialization] Instrument This ability score also determines your daily healing rate.
proficiency After a short rest, you regain hit points equal to your
Constitution modifier (minimum of 1).
Charisma Persuasion Basic

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9
 Constitution also decides the Armors you can use without
incurring disadvantage.
Constitution Modifier Armors
< +0 Light Armor
+1 ~ +2 Medium Armor
+3 > Heavy Armor
Intelligence
Aside from vanilla 5e, Intelligence decides your Craft and
Game skills.
Craft. Your Intelligence (Craft) check covers making items
based on your specialty.
Game. Your Intelligence (Game) check covers playing
games to win it and knowing techniques of the game
thoroughly.
Wisdom
Aside from vanilla 5e, Wisdom decides your Alteration and
Navigate skills. Wisdom also measures your magic points.
You have magic points equal to your Wisdom score. Magic
points system serves as the replacement for spell slots. Magic
points are automatically regained at a rate of 1 point an hour.
If your magic points drop to 0, you can still use effects that
use magic points, but at the cost of your health points instead.
Alteration. Your Wisdom (Alteration) check covers
modifying the reality of Dungeons with the might of your
mind. Each usage will consume your magic points based on
the severity of the alteration, determined by the DM.
Navigate. Your Wisdom (Navigate) check covers finding a
way on a foreign location and not getting lost in the process.
Stability and Sanity
Stability measures the ability to resist emotional and mental
trauma. Sanity measures the ability to belief in reality and
humanity. In this campaign, these two ability scores are
certain to fluctuate. Failure in these checks will decrease the
ability scores. When Stability reaches 0, you are mentally
unstable. When Sanity reaches 0, you are deemed insane. If
any of these two ability scores drop to 0, it is time to make a
new character.
Stability and Sanity Checks
A Stability check is needed when you try to be calm after
seeing a horrific scenery. A Sanity check is needed when you
try to shrug off the despair of knowing Things Man Was Not
Meant to Know and to avoid rejecting your humanity.
Charisma
Aside from vanilla 5e, Charisma decides your Disguise skill.
Disguise. Charisma (Disguise) check is called when you
want to appear as someone else, posing and assuming role
believably.
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Experience
In this campaign, there are also no experience points.
Instead, you gain "experience" when using skills. Put a mark
on a skill you successfully use without spending your Lucky
feat's luck points. A skill can only be marked once, so if you
successfully use the skill two times, put only one mark.
When the DM asks you to make an Experience check
(usually each after two sessions), make a check with all
marked skills. The DC of the check is initially 15. If you fail,
add 1 Advance to the failed skills. If you succeed, do nothing.
Each instance of Experience check failures lowers the DC by
1. Erase all marks after making the Experience checks.
Rest Variant
Gritty Realism
This rest variant dictates that a short rest is 8 hours and a
long rest is 7 days. This is deliberately done to put brakes on
the campaign, as well as to stress that combat is not always a
good option. Combat must require careful planning, as
unnecessarily picking a fight spells disaster.
After a short rest, you regain hit points equal to your
Constitution modifier (minimum of 1). The house rule for
short rest is also noted on the Constitution part on Ability
Scores section. At the end of a long rest, you regain all lost hit
points.
Age
With age, a character's physical ability scores decrease and
their mental ability scores increase (see Table: Aging Effects).
The effects of each aging step are cumulative. However, none
of a character's ability scores can be reduced below 1 in this
way.
When a character reaches venerable age, the DM secretly
rolls their maximum age, which is the number from the
Venerable column on Table: Aging Effects plus the result of
the dice roll indicated on the Maximum Age column on that
table, and records the result, which the player does not know.
A character who reaches their maximum age dies of old age
at some time during the following year.
Table: Aging Effects
Race Middle Age Old Venerable Maximum Age
Human 35 years 53 years 70 years +2d20 years
At middle age, -1 to STR, DEX, and CON; +1 to INT, WIS,
and CHA.
At old age, -2 to STR, DEX, and CON; +1 to INT, WIS, and
CHA.
At venerable age, -3 to STR, DEX, and CON; +1 to INT,
WIS, and CHA.
 Armors
Armor
Character Generation Armor Cost Class (AC) Strength Stealth
1. Roll for ability scores Leather Jacket 10 12 + DEX
(Light Armor) money modifier
- -
Roll 3d6+2 and assign the result to the EXACT following
order: Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Trench Coat 50 15 + DEX - -
Wisdom, and Charisma. Stability and Sanity scores are (Medium money modifier
initially equal to Wisdom score during character creation, Armor)
so they do not have to be rolled. If you are unhappy with Bulletproof Vest 75 18 STR 15 Disadvantage
the result or do not like the random element, do use the (Heavy Armor) money
standard array: 15, 14, 13, 12, 10, 8. Frying Pan 10 +2 - -
2. Apply the campaign's Human Traits (Shield) money
Increase each of your ability score by 1, set your size as
medium and your base move as 25 feet, pick Explosives & Firearms
Twaphebactča and an other language, and add the Lucky In this campaign, only characters from Department 34
feat. faction can access explosives and firearms. A character's
rank in the faction permits them to use specific type of
3. Set the age and apply the campaign's Age adjustments weapons.
4. Determine a Job Item Cost/Req. Damage Properties
Use the guidelines on Jobs to make up your new job. Pistol Rank 1 in single shot 1d6 Ammunition
5. Spend Starting Advances to the five job skills D34 piercing, 5 shots (range
Each Advance raises a skill value by 1 point. You can only 2d6 piercing 40/120),
reload (15
spend up to 2 Advances to the same skill during this step. shots)
Any unused Advance is lost.
Revolver Rank 2 in single shot 1d8 Ammunition
6. Create a backstory D34 piercing, 2 shots (range
2d8 piercing 40/140),
7. Choose equipment reload (6
shots)
8. Optional: join a faction if you meet the requirement.
Shotgun Rank 2 in 2d8 bludgeoning Ammunition
D34 (range
Equipment 30/60),
reload (2
The currencies in this campaign are "money" and "penny." A shots), two-
money is equal to 1 gp in vanilla 5e, a penny is 1/100 money handed
or 1 cp. Your starting money is equal to the Available Automatic Rank 3 in single shot 1d10 Ammunition
Advances you got from your job×20. Spend up to that amount Rifle D34 piercing, 10 shots (range
of money to equip you, and keep the leftover. 2d10 piercing 60/200),
This campaign also puts a severe restriction on the number burst fire,
of items you can bring in a game session. Each character has reload (30
shots), two-
a number of slots to their equipment, as follows. handed

1×Primary Weapon Fragmentation Rank 4 in within 20 feet

Grenade D34 must make DC 15
1×Secondary Weapon Dexterity saving
throw, taking 5d6
30×Ammunitions piercing damage on
1×Armor + 1×Shield a failed one, or half
as much damage
1×Gear on a successful one
Hunting Rifle Rank 4 in 2d12 piercing Ammunition
You can change an inventory slot for another type. Apply D34 (range
the changes hierarchically: upper slots can be exchanged for 90/300),
lower slots, but the reverse is not permitted. For example: you reload (5
can change Secondary Weapon and Ammunitions slots for shots), two-
additional 2 Gear slots, but you cannot exchange your Gear handed
and Armor+Shield slots for more Ammunitions slots. Bullets (10) 10 - -
This chapter lists some changes to equipment to reflect the
campaign setting, namely the armors, explosives, firearms,
tools, and vehicles. Reference the P. Handbook/Basic Rules
for the prices of other items. You can fluff other items as you
wish.

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 Vehicle
Tools Each vehicle type needs separate Drive skill. You also get AC
Tools Skills bonus on some vehicles.
Artisan's Tools Intelligence (Craft, any [Specialization]) AC
Name Speed Bonus Passengers Cost
Disguise Kit Charisma (Disguise)
Car 60 ft. +2 4 300
Forgery Kit Dexterity (Craft, Forgery)
Pickup Truck 40 ft. +2 6~8 400
Gaming Set Intelligence (Game, any
[Specialization]) Truck 30 ft. +3 2~3 1000
Herbalism Kit Intelligence (Craft, Herbal) Motorcycle 60 ft. +1 2 95
Musical Charisma (Performance, Music) Propeller 20 ft., fly 60 +3 4~5 1500
Instrument Plane feet
Navigator's Tools Wisdom (Navigate) Tank 20 ft. +25 4 6000
Poisoner's Kit Intelligence (Craft, Poison) Bicycle 30 ft. +0 1~2 20
Thieves' Tools Dexterity (Burglary) Motorboat 40 ft. +2 6 500
Vehicles Dexterity (Drive, any [Specialization])

Twaphebactča Language

T
waphebactča language is the language spoken Vowels after nasal consonants are nasalized / /̃ . Open
by the Twaphebactča people. Aside from its vowels after consonants labialization are rounded to their
spread throughout the nation, the language is nearest approximation, as follows.
also used on some small islands off the coast Front
of Indian Ocean to the east. Each of the district
holds their own dialect of the language. The Close •[y]
one that is described here can be said as the Close-mid •[ø]
generalization of such dialects, thus no specific information
given on phonetic interactions and variants of grammatical Near-open •[ɶ]
morphemes.
Stress
Phonology The stress rule in Twaphebactča language is very predictable.
Consonant The stress in a word always appears on the penultimate
Bilabial Labiodental Alveolar Palatal Velar Glottal (second last) syllable, and single syllable free-morpheme is
unstressed.
Plosive /p/•/b/ /t/•/d/ /c/•/ɟ/ /k/
•/g/
Nasal /m/ /n/ Phonological Constraints
Fricative /f/•/v/ /s/•/z/ /ɕ/•/ /x/• /h/• The phonological constraints of Twaphebactča language can
ʑ/ be summarized as the formula as follows.
Affricate /ʨ/•/
ʥ/ C(h/w)V(C)
C: Consonant
Approximant /j/ /w/
h: Aspirated
Lateral /l/ w: Labialized
Approximant
V: Vowel
Consonants are also oftentimes aspirated /◌ʰ/ or labialized
/◌ʷ/. More details will be laid down below.
To get a feel on the language, or to just make up some new
Vowel vocabularies for your use, do peruse the good old
Front Back https://www.zompist.com/gen.html and put the sections to
Close /i/• •/u/ their equivalent boxes. Check the "Equiprobable" Dropoff,
and "Rare" Monosyllables options. On "Output type," to view
Close-mid /e/• •/o/ a pseudo-text, check "Text output;" to view as a list of words
Near-open /a/• for grabbing vocabulary, check "Wordlist."

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 Sounds Categories
Grammar
Twaphebactča is an agglutinative language through the
P=ptckbdɟgʨʥ
extreme uses of prefixes. A word can be five syllables long or
F=fvszɕʑxh perhaps even more. The language has 8 cases. To show
N=mnwj plurality, the nouns are simply reduplicated (for example:
R=rl corn is nawa; corns are nawanawa). It has two tenses, telling
V=ieaou "now" and "not now." The "now" tense is unmarked. The
word order is generally SVO.
Legend Case
Type Case
P: plosives and affricates Ergative (transitive subject) E
F: fricatives Absolutive (intransitive subject/object) Twa
N: nasals and approximants
R: liquids Genitive (possessive) Dwaz
V: vowel Locative (in/on/at) Cwul
Allative (to) Vogtwi
Rewrite Rules
j|y Ablative (from) Muz
ɟ|j Instrumental (with) Dof
ɕ|č Causative (because of) Chehi
ʑ|ž
ʨ|tč Pronoun
ʥ|dž Singular Plural
First Person Si Sisi
Syllables Categories Second Person Tag Tagtag
A consonant can be aspirated /◌ʰ/ or labialized /◌ʷ/, and are Third Person Pas Paspas
reflected by the usage of h and w respectively on syllable
formations. Tense
PV Tense
FV Now -
NV
Not now (Tense-aspect-mood) Ci
PhV
PwV
Construction
PVF
Construction
FVF
NVF
Verbal Noun Tixe
PhVF
Voice
PwVF
Voice
PVP
FVP Active -
NVP Passive Vog
PhVP Negative Nei
PwVP
PVN
FVN
Sample Text
NVN E-tag~tag-mopu twa-nawa wuya
PhVN
/e.tag.tag.ˈmo.pu tʷa-ˈna.wa ˈwu.ja/
PwVN
PVR erg-2~pl-eat abs-corn now
FVR
NVR
'You (many) eat corn now'
PhVR
PwVR

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 Tixe-dwuha Twa-dwaz-si~si-kumi
Vog-mopu twa-nawa wuya
/ti.xe.ˈdʷu.ha tʷa.dʷaz.si~si.ˈku.mi/
/vog.ˈmo.pu tʷa.ˈna.waˈ ˈwu.ja/
vn-pray abs-gen-1~pl-lord
pas-eat abs-corn now
'Lord's Prayer'
'Corn is eaten now'
Twa-dwaz-si~si-fiža cwul-gakeh
E-si-ci-mopu twa-dwaz-pas~pas-nawa cotxo
/tʷa.dʷaz.si.si.ˈfi.ʑa cʷul.ˈga.keh./
/e.si.ci.ˈmo.pu tʷa.dʷaz.pas.pas.ˈna.wa ˈcot.xo/
abs-gen-1~pl-father loc-heaven
erg-1-tam-eat abs-gen-3~pl-corn yesterday
'Our father which art in heaven'
'I eat their corn yesterday'
Twa-dwaz-tag-fumu pafye
Vog-ci-mopu twa-dwaz-pas~pas-nawa cotxo
/tʷa.dʷaz.tag.ˈfu.mu ˈpaf.je/
/vog.ci.ˈmo.pu tʷa.dʷaz.pas.pas.ˈna.wa ˈcot.xo/
abs-gen-2-name clean
pas-tam-eat abs-gen-3~pl-corn yesterday
'Hallowed be thy name'
'Their corn is eaten yesterday'
E-dwaz-tag-thowita komu
Twa-dwaz-pas-nawa cwul-tčhesmoh dwaz-Minerva
/e.dʷaz.tag.tʰo.ˈwi.ta ˈko.mu/
/tʷa.dʷaz.pas.ˈna.wa cʷul.ˈʨʰes.moh dwaz.mi.ˈner.va/
erg-gen-2-kingdom come
abs-gen-3-corn loc-place gen-Minerva

'Her corn is at Minerva's' 'Thy kingdom come'

E-dwaz-tag- ci-worku cwul- ne cwul-hegnenu
Mopu twa-cecu~cecu dof-wan-supun žutčhow gakeh
/ˈmo.pu tʷa.ce.cu.ˈce.cu dof.wan.ˈsu.pun/ /e.dʷaz.tag. ci. cʷul. ne cʷul.heg.
eat abs-meat~pl ins-one-spoon ˈʑu.ʨow ˈwor.ku ˈga.keh ˈne.nu/
erg-gen-2-will tam-do loc- and loc-earth
'Eating many meats with a spoon' heaven

Twa-cecu nei-zasse 'Thy will be done as it is in heaven as in earth'

/tʷa.ˈce.cu ne.i.ˈzas.se/
Gopowuč twa-dwaz-si~si- twa-vogtwi- twa-dwaz-si~si-
abs-meat neg-tasty nizma si~si želdin
/go. tʷa.dʷaz.si.si. tʷa.vog.tʷi. tʷa.dʷaz.si.si.
'The meat is not tasty' ˈpo.wuɕ ˈniz.ma ˈsi.si ˈʑel.din/
give abs-gen-1~pl- abs-all-1~pl abs-gen-1~pl-
E-si-ci-jegab dwaz-si-khissa bread need
/e.si.ci.ˈɟe.gab dʷaz.si.ˈkʰis.sa/
erg-1-tam-bite gen-1-tongue 'Give us this day our bread of need'
'I bit my own tongue' Ne gav twa-dwaz-si~si-
khega~khega
ne twa-dwaz-si~si-
ghas~ghas
E-si-ci-nei-jegab dwaz-si-khissa /ne gav tʷa.dʷaz.si.si.kʰe.ga. ne tʷa.dʷaz.si.si.
ˈkʰe.ga ˈgʰas.gʰas
/e.si.ci.ne.i.ˈɟe.gab dʷaz.si.ˈkʰis.sa/
and forgive abs-gen-1~pl-debt~pl and abs-gen-1~pl-
erg-1-tam-neg-bite gen-1-tongue sin~pl

'I did not bite my own tongue' 'And forgive us our debts and our sins'
E-si-ci-nei-mopu twa-cecu sitmowsa e-chehi-si~si-gav twa-dwaz-si~si-tixe-khega
/e.si.ci.ne.i.ˈmo.pu tʷa.ˈce.cu sit.ˈmow.sa/ e.cʰe.hi.si.ˈsi.gav tʷa.dʷaz.si.si.ti.xe.ˈkʰe.ga/
erg-1-tam-neg-eat abs-meat tomorrow erg-cau-1~pl-forgive abs-gen-1~pl-vn-debt

'I will not eat meat tomorrow' 'as we have forgiven our debtors'
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