after
A History of the Virus
Society fell apart so quickly that
survivors found themselves wondering
how things had lasted so long in the
first place.
Dubbed the "Dog Flu" by the media due
to it being possible to contract the
virus from man's best friend, H724 was
a pathogen like nothing the world had
ever seen before.
Initially it was just like the flu, then it
became more dangerous. By the time
half of the planet was gone, the World
Health Organization had classified five
mutations, each having such different
properties as to make the search for a
cure as futile as it was desperate.
A little over five months after the first
deaths were reported, H724 had wiped
out 96% of human life. No one was sure
where it originated, let alone determine
a patient Zero, but in the end it didn't
matter. Three to five days after a
patient exhibited symptoms of the virus
and they were dead.
At least, to start with. By the time the
sixth mutation (H724-f) was identified,
humanity had no chance. People got
sick but instead of simply dying like
they had before, seemingly moribund
victims would rise from their beds and
attack anything and everything around
them.
The slightest scratch, an imperceptible
drop of bodily fluids, even just
breathing the same air brought
infection and the virus spread
exponentially.
IF YOU PLAN ON TAKING PART IN
THIS ADVENTURE AS A PLAYER -
STOP READING HERE!
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The first person died on May 27th 2020
and by Christmas there were less than
300 million people scattered across the
globe. That number has been dwindling
ever since.
That was almost two years ago and
everyone who is left has had to do bad,
bad shit since then to survive.
There are no governments left, no
military, no rules and no borders. There
are just survivors and the dead.
There are some pockets of survivors
have chosen to band together, usually
for the security numbers bring in a
dangerous world. They can be often be
found trying to rebuild whatever they
can from the world before
There are other survivors who roam the
land, unwilling to stop moving for fear
that the disease - or worse - might
catch up to them.
Some have banded together like packs
of jackals to take whatever they want
by force and who only care about
making it from day to day.
Others have just gone plain crazy and
will do anything to survive.
Then there are the carriers, bringing
the sickness with them wherever they
go, continuing to infect what’s left of
society.
Threats are everywhere. No where is
safe anymore.
What are you prepared to do to
survive?
 introduction
What is After?
After is a game where the players take on
the roles of survivors in the aftermath of a
virus that has decimated humanity and
where every day in this new world brings
risks and threats.
This booklet is designed to get players
and Narrators into the game as quickly as
possible by providing an introductory
encounter by which the players become
familiarized with the basic rules.
The prologue - Empty - is a single-scene
encounter designed to allow you, as the
Narrator, to learn how the game is played
while guiding the players through life in
the world of After.
Empty leads directly into a larger
adventure, Delaware to Denver, which
provides the narrator and players a back-
drop against which they can learn more
complex and advanced rules, and which
also sets up a larger, ongoing campaign.
At the back of this booklet are some pre-
generated characters that the players can
use for the first few games until they
become more familiar with the rules.
Also included at the back of the book is
the complete RAPID Ruleset, tailored to
the world of After, as well as notes on how
to build out what’s left of the world within
the context of a campaign setting.
Empty: A Prologue
To help introduce new rules to the
Narrator and provide other hint and helpful
clarifications, you will occasionally see a
few different sidebars.
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Rules Clarifications:
Occasionally there will be rules that
deserve or require working examples,
which you will find in boxes like this.
Background, Color or Flavor
When you see boxes like this, you
should read, paraphrase or describe
the contents to your players to give
them a sense of what’s happening in
the world around them.
To get started, find some scrap paper, a
few pencils and at least two 6-sided dice.
Have the players pick a character from the
list of pre-generated characters at the end
of the booklet and read their bio aloud to
the rest of the player group. Don’t have
them worry too much about anything else
on the character sheet at this stage.
Read or explain the following to the group.
Where are you?
It’s a cold morning and you find yourself
with a few of your fellow survivors
lying in the grass outside a gas station,
trying to work up the courage to head
inside.
None of you have ever been here
before and normally going into this
kind of a building to look for useful
supplies wouldn’t be this big of a deal,
but there is a car outside that looks
like it’s been recently used and the
once-automatic doors are slightly ajar
but not broken.
This might all might mean nothing but
it might mean someone is inside.
It looks quiet now but that doesn’t tell
 you anything about the situation
except that it’s quiet.
“Are we going in?”
You hear someone say. Maybe it was
you. You clear your throat.
“Yup,” you say, this time sure it’s your
voice. “We’re going in.”
Tell the players that the gas station is
literally the only thing for miles in either
direction on a country back road. They ran
across it by accident and if they are lucky,
there may be some canned food or maybe
some other useful supplies inside. Food is
in such short supply that they can’t pass
this chance up to restock. They have to go
inside.
Have each of the players check their
character sheets and find their Acumen
attribute. They should note any Modifier
they get from it and share that number
with the group.
Tell the players that they are about to
make their first check to see if anything
looks out of place and have each of them
get two 6-sided dice - referred to as 2D6.
“Making a check”
The core mechanic of the RAPID
gaming system revolves around rolling
two 6-sided dice and getting a score of
8 or higher. This is known as “making a
check” and it is how all actions and
attacks are resolved.
Each roll may have modifiers for Skills,
Attributes or Conditions that are
known as SMods, AMods and CMods.
A Skill or RAPID check is denoted as:
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2D6 + SMod + AMod + CMod
For example, someone with an Acumen
Score of 4 gets a +1 Ability Modifier, or
AMod to any Acumen roll.
The player rolls 2D6 and gets a 3 and
a1, for a total of 4. Adding the +1
Modifier only brings the score to 5,
which is a Fail.
The next player rolls at a 7 and as they
also have an Acumen of 4 and there
get a +1 AMod for a final score of 8 - a
success.
All players should roll 2D6 and compare
their total with the Table 1: Outcomes.
Table 1: Outcomes
1 Catastrophic Fail
2-7 Fail
8-11 Success
13-14 Wild Success
15+ Unqualified Success
Did they get above or below 8?
Have them check their character sheet
and tell the rest of the group their Acumen
score and associated Modifier.
Table 2: Modifier Range lists out the
various modifiers and the bonus they give
to a roll and are applicable to Skill,
Attribute and Conditional Modifiers
(SMods, AMods and CMods).
Table 2: Modifier Range
1 Lame (-2)
2 Weak (-1)
3 Average (0)
4 Good (+1)
5 Strong (+2)
6 Excellent (+3)
7 Human Peak (+4)
8 Super Human (+5)
How did any Modifiers affect their rolls?
Were they successful yet?
Did they get a Wild or even an Unqualified
Success?
Lastly, you should tell the players that
because of the quiet, bright day, they are
all getting a +1 to their final role as a
Conditional Modifier, or CMod.
What was the final tally of their 2D6 +
AMod + CMod?
Modifiers
Modifiers are bonuses that get added
to a check and are a reflection of a
character’s skill or proficiency, their
natural abilities, or circumstances that
can provide either a positive boost or a
negative drawback that will affect the
outcome of a what a player is trying to
do. These three different Modifiers are
Skill Modifiers (SMods), Ability
Modifiers (AMods)and Conditional
Modifiers (CMods).
Skill Modifiers
These are the first bonuses applied to
any check and represent a characters
training or proficiency in a particular
field such as Driving or Firearms.
Ability Modifiers
A character’s natural gifts also play
into and are applied after Skill
Modifiers. This is to reflect someone’s
skills being offset by physical
characteristics, particularly when
someone has a low RAPID score and
gets a negative Modifier.
Conditional Modifiers
The real wild card in any situation,
Conditional Modifiers reflect specific
circumstances that might impact the
outcome of a check, such as icy
conditions when trying to scale a wall
or attempting to pick the pocket of a
mark who is engrossed in watching a
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concert.
CMods are applied at the Narrator’s
discretion and can be positive or
negative, depending on the situation
but exist to provide him with flexibility
and ensure that the story and outcome
are always paramount.
If they got less than 8 on their check then
they have failed. Tell them that they really
can’t see anything from where they are
and will have to move in closer to be sure.
If they got an 8 or higher, tell them that
everything looks quiet and they see
nothing that raises their suspicion. Sure,
the car doesn’t look abandoned but it also
doesn’t look like it’s been used any time
today.
If they got between 13-14, tell them that
they have had a Wild Success and that,
even from where they are, they can see
that the large glass doors have been
carefully jimmied open and are now just
open wide enough to let in a breeze. The
players know this is inconclusive but the
easiest way in and out of a door like this is
with force, whoever opened this wanted to
make sure that the door could still be
closed off.
If they got 15+, tell them that after a few
minutes of observation, they not only see
the open door but also realize that the tire
tracks of the car are fresh enough that the
elements haven’t yet obscured them,
making the players think the car has been
used in the last few days.
Remind them that they stopped their car a
ways back - as soon as they realized there
was a car at the gas station - and
approached very cautiously. They are
currently lying in the grass about 30 foot
from the station.
Ask the players how they plan on
approaching the station - are they hooping
and hollering with excitement or are they
proceeding with caution?
If they are making a lot of noise or being
careless, make an Acumen roll for Roy
Nuzzi, who is asleep inside the station. As
his Acumen is 3 he gets no modification to
the dice roll but does get a +1 CMod his
roll, to reflect the noise they are making.
If they state that they are approaching
cautiously, have each player check their
character sheet and tell the group their
Physicality score and any Modifier.
Remind the players that this is their Ability
Modifier or AMod, and is added to their
dice rolls.
relevent AMod and then check their final
score against Table 1: Outcomes.
Was the check higher or lower than 8?
Were they successful or unsuccessful?
If anyone got less than 8, tell them that
they are watching the gas station with
such intensity that they don’t notice a
bottle in their path that they accidentally
kick. They watch in horror as it clatters
across the street. Tell the player that they
hold their breath and look around but
nothing and no one seems to be reacting
to the noise.
Make another Acumen roll for Roy Nuzzi
to see if their noise woke him up. Add a +1
CMod for the noise of the bottle. If they
wake him, he will be confused and startled
and grab his weapon to defend himself.

Have them check the skills section of their

character sheet. Does anyone have
Stealth or Survival? If so, at what Level?
0, 1 or 2?

The skill Level is also the Skill Modifier, or

SMod, and each Level adds +1 to a check.

See the Level 0 vs. Level 1 Skills sidebar

on page 16 for more details.
Roy Nuzzi, Retail Assistant
R:3 A:3 P:3 I:4 D:2
WP: 8 RP: 6 DM-R:+1 DM-M: -0
Scavenging 1; Firearms 0;
.38 S&W (Light Pistol), DM: 4(2) R:S A: 5

Have each player with Stealth or Survival

roll 2D6 and add both their SMod and any Tell any players who made a successful
check that they were able to approach the

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gas station without making any noise.

As they make it to the station, tell them

that it’s immediately obvious that whoever 1
left this place expected to be coming back
- the players have seen enough buildings
to know that this one was neither
abandoned nor has it been ransacked.

Ask the players if they know what they

want to do. Some suggestions you could
offer include:

▪ Enter through the front door and 2

see what remains inside.

▪ If they are nervous or suspicious,

a successful Acumen check finds
them another way in via window
around the back of the building. A
successful Dexterity will allow
them to climb inside where they
will enter right next to the
Manager’s office where Roy is
hiding.
▪ They can call out to see if anyone
is inside. Roy will not respond but
will wait for his chance to jump out
at the players and tell them to
leave.
Once inside building, read or describe the
following to the group.
The inside of the building is dark but as
your point your flashlight around, you
realize that although it looks largely
untouched, there seem to be piles of
garbage strewn across the the floor
and there is a stale, musky smell of
something rotten.
Roy Nuzzi was a retail associate from
Pennsylvania who tried waiting the virus
out in his cabin. Despite having food and
water stockpiled, he eventually ran out
and had to leave. That was more than a
year ago and he has kept moving ever
since. He stumbled on the gas station a
week or so ago and seeing that it still had
a fair supply of food, water and was easily
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defensible - not to mention out of the way
- Roy decide to set up camp here. He has
been using the manager’s back-office as
a bedroom, where he is currently taking
an afternoon nap.
He was not expecting company and has
become somewhat lackadaisical in his
attitude towards security but, no matter
how they approach, Roy will be surprised.
Show the players Map 1: The Gas
Station, so that they under that layout.
They are entering either from the front
door or the window at the back.
Roy will wake up upon hearing the players
move around and will grab his gun, a .38
S&W (Light Pistol) and observe from the
doorway of the Manager’s office (marked
as #3 on the map.
Ask the players what they intend to do. If
they need a suggestion, remind them that
their primary goal is to loot the store for
canned food, bottled water and anything
else that might either still be edible or be

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otherwise useful, such as batteries,
sewing kits or first aid supplies.

Roy is terrified and has no interest in

fighting but as he watches the players
continue to ransack what he has come to
think of as his home, he realizes he has to
do something.

Have each player check their character

sheet for their Scavenger skill level and
have them make a Scavenger check by
rolling 2D6 and adding any SMod for their
Skill Levels.

Ask the players what they want to do.

An unsuccessful roll means that players
find nothing of any use.
A successful roll of 8 or more means that
they find enough supplies to last the
group a couple of days.
A Wild Success means that they also find
some additional supplies that make their
lives easier, including 3 First Aid kits,
several bottles of lighter fluid and dozens
of lighters.
An Unconditional Success means that as
they search, they realize that the store is
currently in use. This will give them a +1
CMod to the upcoming Initiative roll.
Read or describe the following to them.
You find some useful supplies and as
you stick them in your bag you look
over at your companions to see if they
are done and see something moving
out of the corner of your eye.
Before you can react, an old man who
is obviously terrified steps out of a
back room holding a gun that he waves
wildly at each member of your group.
“Stop!” he screams. “This is my stuff,
not yours! Get out! Leave me alone!”
Some suggestions would be:
▪ Try and talk to Roy and calm him
down by way of a Charm,
Negotiation or Inspiration check.
▪ Pull their own weapons and
attempt to take out the threat Roy
represents using lethal force.
▪ Try and distract Roy long enough
to overpower him without killing
him.
▪ Agree to leave Roy alone.
If the players choose to try and talk Roy
down, have them check their character
sheet for any Influence-based skill they
wish to use, such as Charm, Inspiration or
Negotiation.
To use any of these skills, not only must
they make a successful check but they
must also tell the rest of the group
specifically how they are trying to talk Bob
down.
Once they have their story straight, have
them make a check using the relevant skill
having them roll 2D6 and add any SMods
for the skill they are using. Also remind
them to add any Modifiers for the

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underlying RAPID attribute - in this case,
Influence. Lastly, give them a +1 to +3
CMod based on how convincing their
attempt to win him over is.
If they are unsuccessful, Roy will scream
at them to shut up and they will move to
combat.
If players get above an 8 then they are
successful and will be able to convince
Roy to lower his gun and listen to them.
Having got his attention, tell them to
repeat their skill check with a +2 CMod to
any attempt to talk Roy down. All he really
wants is to feel safe and if they can
convince him they are no threat then he
will offer to share his scant belongings
with them, so long as they promise to take
him with them. He admits that he is scared
and tired of living alone and wants to be
part of their community.
The group should discuss their ideas of
what to do with Roy. Just talking him with
him makes them realize that he poses no
threat and may actively help build their
community. You should also remind the
players that Roy could potentially be a
carrier, even if he doesn’t seem sick - but
if he is sick, they have all been close
enough to him to get contaminated.
If the group is unable to subdue Roy or
actively decide to fight things out with him,
tell them that they should roll for Initiative
to determine the order they are all going to
act in, as they are about to enter combat
for the first time!
Each player rolls 2D6 for Initiative, adding
any Dexterity and Acumen AMods to
reflect their ability to assess and react to
the situation at hand.
Tell them that they also each get a +1
CMod as there are more of them than him,
and because Roy seems to be having
trouble focusing on any one target and is
instead waving his gun around wildly.
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As the Narrator, you should also make an
Initiative roll for Roy, who has actually has
a -1 AMod due to his low Dexterity and
also suffers a -2 CMod due to his terrified
state of mind.
Using a piece of scrap paper, write down
the names of the combatants and their
Initiative scores, with the order of actions
going from the character with the highest
to the lowest score, including Roy.
For example, Franklin and Macy are
scavenging in the store when Roy
appears, waving his gun around and
shouting at them to get out.
The Narrator instructs the players to
roll for Initiative.
Franklin rolls a 7 and gets +2 for his
Acumen of 5, +3 for his Dexterity of 6
and +1 CMod for a total of 13.
Macy rolls an 4 and has a +1 AMod for
her Acumen of 4, nothing for a
Dexterity of 3, and the +1 CMod for a
total of 6.
The Narrator rolls 10 for Roy and due
to his Dexterity of 2, has a 1 Amod to
apply and a -2 CMod for a total of 8.
Initiative goes Franklin first with his
score of 13, Roy next with 8, and Macy
goes last due to only getting a 6.
Tell each player that they can either take
a movement and an action, or two actions,
and ask the player who scored highest on
Initiative what they plan to do.
The available Actions are Aim, Attack,
Cover Fire, Defend, Draw Weapon, Duck,
Find Shelter, Reload, Reposition,
Suppressive Fire, Targeted Shots and
Unjam Weapon.
For now, don’t worry about knowing what
each action does. Most are fairly self-
explanatory but for full details, see the
Actions section on page X.
If they want to shoot Roy, tell them that
they are a comfortable range and don’t
need to move. No movement means that
they will have two actions but unless they
previously stated they had their guns
drawn , they will have to spend one of their
actions to Draw Weapon.
If they want to spend their second action
to Attack, tell them to look at their skill
sheet to see if they have any Levels in
Firearms or Marksman.
They should roll 2D6 and add any SMods
for any Levels in Firearms or Marksman,
any AMods for their Dexterity, and tell
them that you are giving them a +1 CMod
as Roy is stationary and a reasonably
easy target.
Lastly, as Roy has a Dexterity of 2, due to
being old and slow, he actually has a
Ranged Damage Modifier of +1, meaning
the players get an additional +1 to the final
total.
If they score less than 8, they missed. Roy
will panic and on his turn will shoot
whichever character fired at him last.
If the player scored an 8 or higher, they
have hit Roy and he takes whatever
Damage is listed next to the player’s
Weapon on the character sheet. In
addition, Roy takes whatever Resilience
damage is listed in parentheses next to
the Damage.
Assuming he survives, Bob will drop his
weapon and slump to the floor and plead
for his life.
If they get a Wild Success, they have hit
Roy in an artery and he immediately starts
spurting blood. If they do nothing, he will
bleed out within minutes. A successful
First Aid or Surgery check will stabilize
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him long enough for the players to get him
back to their base, should they choose to
do so.
A Unqualified Success kills Roy outright,
no matter how much damage is actually
done.
If Roy survives long enough to get off a
shot, roll 2D6, subtract 1 for his low
Dexterity of 2, and an additional -3 CMod
for his frantic state of mind, particularly
having just been shot at. Have whichever
player he is shooting at check their
character sheet for a Ranged Damage
Mitigator, and subtract that number form
Roy’s check.
If Roy is successful, have the player mark
down the 4 damage from his .38 S&W (a
Light Pistol). Have them also mark down
the 1 Resilience Point damage.
If every participant survives the first round
of combat, Roy will drop his gun and fall to
his knees weeping and begging for mercy.
He will plead with the players to spare his
life and will willingly give up everything he
has if they just let him live. If he senses
any mercy in their attitude, he will beg
them to take him with them.
If any of the players are wounded, tell
them that they can tend their wounds back
at their base camp.
It’s starting to get dark and there’s still
a bit of a drive back to the motel
you’ve been staying at. You should get
all the supplies you have just found into
the car and get back on the road. It’s
not safe to be out after dark. You look
at Roy again. It’s also not safe to take
in strangers.
No matter what the players decide to do
with Roy, tell them that they have
completed the first encounter and have
earned 10 Experience Points (XP). They
should mark down on their character
sheets to spend later.
Map One: The Gas Station

3 4

1. Main Entrance 3. Manager’s Office

2. Walk in coolers 4. Toilet (window)

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 Franklin Johnson
Name:_______________________________________

Background

Motivations:

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 Franklin Johnson
Name:_______________________________________

3 5 3 3 6
Reason Acumen Physicality Influence Dexterity
0 +2 0 0 +3
+3
Modifier Modifier Modifier Modifier Modifier

Comp. Operation Animal Handling Athletics Blackmail Artisan

Engineering Camouflage Body Language Bluff Demolition
First Aid Counterfeiting Brawling Bribe Driving 2
Gen. Knowledge Deceit Entertainment Charm Firearms 1
Hacking Detect Lie Env. Adaptation Diplomacy Marksman
Investigation Gambling Impersonation Etiquette Melee
Mechanics 2 Hunting Intimidation Inspiration Pilot
Navigation 1 Merchant Heavy Weapons Interrogation Quick-Draw
Scholar Rigging 0 Soldiering Negotiation Sleight of Hand
Security Systems Streetwise Stealth Seduction Sniper
Surgery Survival Unarmed Combat Scavanging 0

Wound Resilience Ranged Melee Exp. Outcome Age/DOB: 38

Points Points DM DM Points Points
Gender: Male
12 6 3 0 0 3
Birthplace: Georgia

Primary Archetype:
Driver Secondary Archetype Mechanic
Specialty: Specialty:

Weapons Equipment
Weapon Name Range Damage Ammo Equipment Equipment
Flashlight
Heavy Pistol S 6(3) 17
Mechanics Toolkit (+1 Mechanic Checks)

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 Macy Coleman
Name:_______________________________________

Background

Motivations:

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 Macy Coleman
Name:_______________________________________

6 4 3 4 3
Reason Acumen Physicality Influence Dexterity
+3 +1 0 +1 0
+3
Modifier Modifier Modifier Modifier Modifier

Comp. Operation Animal Handling Athletics 1 Blackmail Artisan

Engineering Camouflage Body Language Bluff Demolition
First Aid 1 Counterfeiting Brawling Bribe Driving
Gen. Knowledge 0 Deceit 1 Entertainment Charm 1 Firearms
Hacking Detect Lie Env. Adaptation Diplomacy Marksman
Investigation Gambling Impersonation Etiquette Melee
Mechanics Hunting Intimidation Inspiration Pilot
Navigation Merchant Heavy Weapons Interrogation Quick-Draw
Scholar 1 Rigging Soldiering Negotiation Sleight of Hand
Security Systems Streetwise Stealth Seduction Sniper
Surgery 1 Survival 2 Unarmed Combat Scavanging 1 Scavanging

Wound Resilience Ranged Melee Exp. Outcome Age/DOB: 31

Points Points DM DM Points Points
Gender: Female
12 6 3 0 0 3
Birthplace: New York

Primary Archetype: Nurse Secondary Archetype Scholar

Specialty: Specialty:

Weapons Equipment
Weapon Name Range Damage Ammo Equipment Equipment

Light Pistol S 4(2) 17

First Aid Kit (+2 Healing)
Flashlight

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 Ross Bennett
Name:_______________________________________

Background

Motivations:

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 Ross Bennett
Name:_______________________________________

5 3 3 6 3
Reason Acumen Physicality Influence Dexterity
+3 0 0 +3 0
+3
Modifier Modifier Modifier Modifier Modifier

Comp. Operation Animal Handling Athletics Blackmail Artisan

Engineering Camouflage Body Language 1 Bluff Demolition
First Aid Counterfeiting Brawling Bribe Driving
Gen. Knowledge Deceit 1 Entertainment Charm Firearms 1
Hacking Detect Lie Env. Adaptation Diplomacy Marksman
Investigation Gambling Impersonation Etiquette Melee
Mechanics Hunting Intimidation Inspiration Pilot
Navigation Merchant 1 Heavy Weapons Interrogation Quick-Draw
Scholar Rigging Soldiering Negotiation 2 Sleight of Hand
Security Systems Streetwise Stealth Seduction Sniper
Surgery Survival Unarmed Combat Scavanging 0 Scavanging

Wound Resilience Ranged Melee Exp. Outcome Age/DOB: 46

Points Points DM DM Points Points
Gender: Male
9 6 0 0 0 3
Birthplace: Seattle

Primary Archetype:
Local Politician Secondary Archetype Business Man
Specialty: Specialty:

Weapons Equipment
Weapon Name Range Damage Ammo Equipment Equipment

Light Pistol S 4(2) 17

Flashlight

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 Mateo Garcia
Name:_______________________________________

Background

Motivations:

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 Mateo Garcia
Name:_______________________________________

3 4 4 4 5
Reason Acumen Physicality Influence Dexterity
0 +1 +1 +1 +2
+3
Modifier Modifier Modifier Modifier Modifier

Comp. Operation Animal Handling Athletics Blackmail Artisan

Engineering Camouflage Body Language Bluff Demolition
First Aid Counterfeiting Brawling Bribe Driving
Gen. Knowledge Deceit Entertainment Charm Firearms 1
Hacking Detect Lie Env. Adaptation Diplomacy Marksman
Investigation Gambling Impersonation Etiquette Melee
Mechanics 0 Hunting Intimidation 1 Inspiration Pilot
Navigation Merchant Heavy Weapons Interrogation Quick-Draw
Scholar Rigging 0 Soldiering Negotiation Sleight of Hand
Security Systems Streetwise Stealth Seduction Sniper
Surgery Survival Unarmed Combat 1 Scavanging 2

Wound Resilience Ranged Melee Exp. Outcome Age/DOB: 32

Points Points DM DM Points Points
Gender: Male
12 7 2 1 0 3
Birthplace: Chicago

Primary Archetype:
Cop Secondary Archetype Mechanic
Specialty: Specialty:

Weapons Equipment
Weapon Name Range Damage Ammo Equipment Equipment

Light Pistol S 4(2) 17

Flashlight
Shotgun S 10(5) 5 Mechanics Toolkit (+1 Mechanic Checks)

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 Micha Stone
Name:_______________________________________

Background

Motivations:

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 Micha Stone
Name:_______________________________________

3 3 6 3 5
Reason Acumen Physicality Influence Dexterity
0 0 +3 0 +2
+3
Modifier Modifier Modifier Modifier Modifier

Comp. Operation Animal Handling Athletics 1 Blackmail Artisan

Engineering Camouflage Body Language Bluff Demolition
First Aid 2 Counterfeiting Brawling Bribe Driving 0
Gen. Knowledge Deceit Entertainment Charm 0 Firearms 1
Hacking Detect Lie 0 Env. Adaptation Diplomacy Marksman 1 1
Investigation Gambling Impersonation Etiquette Melee
Mechanics Hunting Intimidation Inspiration Pilot
Navigation Merchant Heavy Weapons Interrogation Quick-Draw 2
Scholar Rigging Soldiering Negotiation Sleight of Hand
Security Systems Streetwise Stealth Seduction Sniper
Surgery Survival Unarmed Combat Scavanging 1

Wound Resilience Ranged Melee Exp. Outcome Age/DOB: 29

Points Points DM DM Points Points
Gender: Male
14 9 2 2 0 3
Birthplace: Detroit

Primary Archetype: Military Secondary Archetype Medic

Specialty: Specialty:

Weapons Equipment
Weapon Name Range Damage Ammo Equipment Equipment

Heavy Pistol S 6(3) 17

First Aid Kit (+2 Healing)
Hunting Knife E 3(3) U
Flashlight

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 Morgan Lieu
Name:_______________________________________

Background

Motivations:

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 Morgan Lieu
Name:_______________________________________

6 4 3 4 3
Reason Acumen Physicality Influence Dexterity
+3 +1 0 +1 0
+3
Modifier Modifier Modifier Modifier Modifier

Comp. Operation 1 Animal Handling Athletics Blackmail Artisan

Engineering Camouflage Body Language 0 Bluff Demolition
First Aid Counterfeiting Brawling Bribe Driving
Gen. Knowledge 1 Deceit Entertainment Charm Firearms 1
Hacking Detect Lie Env. Adaptation Diplomacy Marksman
Investigation Gambling Impersonation Etiquette Melee
Mechanics Hunting Intimidation Inspiration 0 Pilot
Navigation Merchant Heavy Weapons Interrogation Quick-Draw
Scholar 1 Rigging Soldiering Negotiation 0 Sleight of Hand
Security Systems Streetwise Stealth Seduction Sniper
Surgery Survival Unarmed Combat Scavanging 1

Wound Resilience Ranged Melee Exp. Outcome Age/DOB: 38

Points Points DM DM Points Points
Gender: Female
9 6 0 0 0 3
Birthplace: Phoenix

Primary Archetype: Scholar Secondary Archetype Local Politician

Specialty: Specialty:

Weapons Equipment
Weapon Name Range Damage Ammo Equipment Equipment

Light Pistol S 4(2) 17

Flashlight

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