SHADOW

By Samuel

Living Spycraft Code: SPY7-01

A new generation of US Military Hybrid Humvee, the RST-V Shadow, was recently hijacked and stolen from
a US Base in Rota Spain where it was involved in a demonstration with the UN. One of the passengers
when it was hijacked was a UNITAS operative, who unfortunately left a UNITAS attache with the vehicle.
Can the Agents recover the attache before the Military finds the vehicle, and without being detected?

Caliber: III
Campaign Qualities: Subtle, Blockbuster
Mission Tags: Covert, Investigative, Mobile

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GC INTRODUCTION
RST-V Shadow
An RST-V Shadow (see Appendix for links) was hijacked
from military base in Rota, Spain. Unfortunately a
covert UNITAS operative left an attache on the vehicle
during the Hijacking. The Agent's are tasked with
recovering the attache (not the vehicle), under the
auspice that it contains classified UNITAS material that
cannot get into the open, even to the lower echelons of
the US Military.
SAINT
Behind the scenes: SAINT is the new organization rising
from the dark ashes of the Intelligence Division of the
Agency. Agents may have first learned of this
organization in Robbing Peter. SAINT has been working
towards covertly gaining control of UNITAS through the
use of Clones. SAINT commissioned the vehicle theft,
partially to further discredit UNITAS and also to gain
the classified information in the attache, which relates
directly to their operations.
Libramentum
The Libramentum are a secret organization created by
the Founding Fathers of the United States, although it
has since expanded to the global community. This
organization was created to be a watch-dog over the
fledgling government, considering itself the scales that
keep the government in balance. This role has
expanded globally, working to keep sovereign balance
around the globe. The sign of the Libramentum is a set
of scales. Further information can be found in the
Appendix.
With the creation of UNITAS and the increasing
bureaucratic complications therein, the Libramentum
felt it a requirement to step in and “lend a helping
hand”. In this mission Lucas is also a member of
Libramentum.
The Libramentum are aware of the SAINT, and are
collecting any information they can before considering
action.
More information on the Libramentum is available
in the Appendix.
Lucas
The control for this mission is Lucas. He is a retired
senior CESID agent (the Spanish secret police). He
recently has taken the role of Control within UNITAS at
the direction of the Libramentum, under the instruction
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to collect information and keep an eye out for possible
new recruits. Lucas has silvering hair, is a devout
Catholic and a classic Spanish Gentleman.
Preparation
Ask any players if their character has the Cert Lost
time, and their clone escaped. Keep this information for
reference in the Aftermath.
Marcus Alessio
A Spanish millionaire playboy in Europe with distant
family ties to the King of Spain. Full details available in
the Appendix as a player handout, provide the handout
only if it is requested by the players.
MISSION
SYNOPSIS
Shadow follows the standard Living Spycraft mission
format, and is divided into an introduction and 3
scenes.
Intel Phase. The only available lead is the likely thief, a
local millionaire playboy in Europe with distant family
ties to the King of Spain and other royalty in Europe.
Scene 1: Absolution. Agents meet with the thief
(Marcus Allesio) to learn he has already "turned over
the vehicle" by leaving it in a storage facility, and is
now waiting payment. He did not know about the
attache, and was specifically instructed not to touch
anything.
Scene 2: Problematique. Upon finding the storage
facility, Agents discover the vehicle has already been
taken, there is an explosive bomb in place and the
military (joint operation with spanish forces) arrive
because the Shadow's GPS transmitter was turned on
and left behind. Agents need to extricate themselves
without a huge firefight with "the good guys."
Scene 3: Time is Running Out. After extracting from
the storage facility, Agents use clues about the flatbed
truck which was used to claim the Shadow. It is a
rented truck and has a GPS locater signal. Dramatic
Conflict chase mechanics are used as the climax of this
scene in stopping the truck before it reaches its
destination. Possibly discover the activities of their
Clone (if applicable).
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INTEL PHASE
This Intel phase is run through Role Play, since the
Control will be spending time getting to know each
Agent, considering them for an invitation to the
Libramentum.
Campaign Qualities: Blockbuster, Subtle.
Caliber: III
Known Objectives:
• Recover Attache (critical)
Reputation/Net Worth Reward: 10/$500,000
Known Exposure Penalties:
• Linking UNITAS to the Shadow Hijacking:
-2 Reputation / -$100,000 Net Worth
• Mistreating Marcus Alessio:
-1 Reputation / -$50,000 Net Worth
Recommended Gear Picks:
• Caliber II Electronic Security Kit II (like Electronics
Kit, but geared for Electronic Security systems,
weighs 100lbs).
• UNITAS Range Rover (Caliber III) [Vehicle: Heavy
SUV] Size L (2x3), Occ 1+6, A/T 2/4, Mph 65/90,
Def/Save 9/+12, Comp 20/+1, Cargo 1,400 lbs.,
Rng/Fuel 5/gas, Qualities ORD, RDD (Crew), Add-
ons Emergency Service Package, Security Package
I.
Mission Bundle: None
Gear Restrictions: None
Character Description
Agents each receive the proper 'assistance needed'
communication for that character. Information is slim,
just that a covert action is required in Europe. Flight
departs in 1 hour. If they are interested in the mission,
they will be briefed when they arrive.
GC Description
STANDARD SCENE
This scene is intended to set the Spanish feel for the
rest of the Mission. Spend some time researching
southern Spain, and have fun Role-Playing the setting.
Some notes are also included in the Appendix.
The Agents arrive in Spain through whichever
means is appropriate, eventually converging at a small
but high-class Hotel off the coast near Cadiz, Spain.
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This is the designated meeting point for their local
Control, Lucas, who also has ulterior motives in
studying the Agents.
A scripted scene is provided, but it is
recommended to play this out however possible.
Water tumbles down an ancient carven
fountain in the center of this classic Spanish
courtyard. All that is missing is the gentle
strumming of a Guitar to help set the scene. The
courtyard is empty except for one silver haired
gentleman reading a book at a table.
The distant hush of the ocean nearly masks
the scratch of someone's feet on the stone steps
as you arrive.
The man smiles broadly, stands as you
approach and gestures to any of the available
seats, “Bienvenidos a España! I am Lucas, and
will be your control for this mission. Please,
make yourselves comfortable.”
As you each find a suitable spot he gestures
to the drink and food on the table, “Help
yourselves to the vino, sangria and tapas.”
At this point Lucas spends a moment to speak with
each agent. He appears genuinely interested in asking
about their well being and being assured that their
comforts are met. He knows a little about each Agent's
background (what they have done in the past, but not
necessarily about their personal life). He asks about
their journey and is happy to converse with the casual
patience of a person who is no longer rushed by
modern life. He always complements and politely flirts
with any female agent in the group.
When pleasantries are finished, Lucas moves into
the briefing. During the briefing he does his best to
convey his personal trust in the Agents, acting as if
they are not only hand picked for the job, but that they
are the only ones he believes are capable of finishing
the true mission.
If an Agent notices, Lucas is reading a Latin Bible.
Along with the bible he has a Schlesinger attache case
(high quality leather). He is wearing a custom tailored
suit and the only jewelry he wears is a ring on his right
hand, which bears the symbol of two scales
(Libramentum).
Lucas has arranged for the villa to be empty and
there are noise generators in place along with the
fountain to mask any listening devices. The only visible
access to the courtyard is from the ocean, and there are
no ships nearby.
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 Lucas continues, “We have a bit of a problem,
as I am sure you have surmised. UNITAS is, of
course, not always open to just sending its
agents to a pleasant respite on the Spanish
Coast, even though each of you may certainly
deserve it.”
He hands out some folders, “No,
unfortunately I do need your help. You see, there
is a local pijo {playboy} who has caused a bit of a
problem. The Americans have been
demonstrating their new monstrous vehicle to
the UN at the local United States Navy base
across the bay.”
He gestures to the north, in the direction of
the base, then pulls out a sheet with a picture of
a vehicle and some statistics
{provide Players Shadow handout},
“This new Humvee, along with being much
too large for any civilized road, is also a Hybrid
electric “Stealth” vehicle. Three days ago the
vehicle was hijacked. Now this may be shocking,
and yes, we want you to find the vehicle, but no,
that is not really your mission.“
“The UN representative in the vehicle at the
time it was captured had an attache which he
mistakenly left behind. Much as it pains me to
admit it, this representative was also a UNITAS
agent, and the information he had was of a
sensitive nature.”
Of course you are wondering, was the
hijacking an inside job? We considered the same
thing and we have interrogated the UNITAS
agent and are confident he was not involved. He
is available for you to question further, of course.
“Your mission, however, is to recover the
attache before the US Military locates the
vehicle. We are not concerned with the vehicle,
just the attache. It contains classified information
rated as Need to Know”
He smiles warmly, “I know I can trust each of
you. It is very important to UNITAS that the
attache is recovered and that there are no
incidents with the United States. To this end I am
sure you will each come up with a proper cover
identity to keep UNITAS' involvement in this
matter covert.”
“Also, and of course I know I really do not
need to bring this up with Agents such as
yourselves, but you do not ''Need to Know''. I
fully trust that you will return the Attache
without any tampering.”
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He pulls out a dossier {hand Marcus' dossier to
players}, “Now, that pijo I mentioned before, the
one who created this mess. He was identified by
the UNITAS Agent. He is a distant cousin to the
King. He ... likes to dabble in some of the more
extreme things, considering himself a bit of a
Playboy. He drives fast cars, meets beautiful
women and appreciates the thrill of life, which
has, at times, drawn him into the criminal
element.”
“I also believe that I do not need to say this,
but my job requires certain less civil mandates ...
Much care has been taken up to now to keep
Marcus' less savory activities from the press. We
need to keep it that way.”
The contents of the attache are in actuality only
classified as Secret, not Need to Know. Lucas is more
interested in seeing how trustworthy the agents are.
Lucas answers any questions the Agents may have,
which he can answer, then he leaves them up to their
own recognizance. He will, of course, provide the
standard Headquarters liaison assistance for acquiring
gear.
The Shadow was carjacked as it was driving
around Raga, Spain, outside of the Military base. The
driver and the Agent report the same story: when
driving through town they entered a blind corner and
were hit with several flash-bang grenades. Next thing
they knew guns were their faces and they were ordered
to leave the vehicle and everything they were carrying.
SCENE 1:
ABSOLUTION
Agents need to meet with the thief (Marcus Allesio) to
learn he has already "turned over the vehicle" by
leaving it in a storage facility, and is now awaiting
payment. He does not know about the case, and was
specifically instructed not to touch anything.
This scene is fairly free form. The only imperative is
contacting Marcus to learn the information he may
have as soon as possible (before the US Military), all
the while not causing a scene. The listed events below
are not necessarily common knowledge, but can be
determined with proper role-play and investigation:
● The Agent's Briefing is at Noon on Saturday.
● Marcus is in Jerez Spain for a football (soccer)
tournament between Xerez CD and Real Madrid
(pronounced Re-all).
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● He arrived Saturday and will attend Mass Sunday
(he has to keep up a proper image).
● The tournament is Monday evening at 5:00pm.
● Marcus has a private Box for the tournament,
which he will be sharing with select friends and
playmates (yes, those kinds of playmates).
● Marcus left the Shadow in a shipping crate at an
storage facility in Jerez, Spain (Scene 2), when he
arrived on Saturday morning.
● One hour before the Agents arrive at the storage
facility operatives for SAINT arrive and collect the
Shadow, leaving a surprise. The Agents cannot
beat the operatives to the location (see Scene 2).
Several clues are unintentionally left behind
allowing the Agents to track the operatives.
● Marcus leaves town that evening, heading home to
Madrid (driving his Ferrari).
If the Agents do not contact him before he leaves for
Madrid, Scene2: Problematique automatically begins
(without the Agents), see the Troubleshooting section.
How this scene progresses is up to the Players.
When questioning Marcus he holds out briefly, claiming
innocence, and he will try to use his Seduction Quality
against females, if possible, but breaks at the slightest
sign of evidence against him. When he breaks, he
reveals:
● He was contacted “through channels” for a job
which promised to be entertaining (various
underworld contacts that are red herrings, a quick
●
background check can determine this).
He was paid € 10,000 into a Cayman Islands
account, and will be paid another € 10,000 UER
after the Shadow is received.
● He was told when and where the Shadow would be
for the hijacking.
● There were strict instructions to make sure that
anything carried by the occupants of the vehicle
remain behind in the vehicle, and that he not touch
them.
● He was instructed to disconnect the GPS tracker in
the Shadow, so the US Military cannot find it.
● He did not touch anything else in the vehicle (he is
a professional after all).
● The Shadow was to be delivered to a storage
facility in Jerez Spain, in a shipping crate.
● He does not know when they will pickup the
Shadow.
● He has no idea what UNITAS is, much less that
there was an operative for UNITAS on the Shadow.
Treating Marcus properly is important. If the PCs
handle this improperly he may run and create a
publicity scene. Once discussion is engaged and he
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confesses, he is longer at risk for creating a scene, and
will do his best to cover up his own activities.
Ending the Scene
This scene ends when the Agents get the location of
the storage facility from Marcus. If they do not acquire
the information before Monday night at 7:00pm, the
SAINT operatives pickup the Shadow and leave town.
Troubleshooting
If the operatives pick up the Shadow at the latest
opportunity (7:00pm) it is possible the Agents may
have ended the Mission by being too slow. The only
opportunity to catch back up is to workout something
with the US Military (cover identity required), so they
can get back onto the trail of the SAINT operatives. If
they do not do this before the Shadow arrives in
Malaga Spain, they miss the attache case.
If none of the agents are willing to do the social
thing, they can also covertly search Marcus' room. He
is staying at the Hotel AC Jerez. A Search (DC 15 + 2 x
Threat Level) and an Analysis/Forensics (DC 15 + 2 x
Threat Level) can discover the impression of an address
scribbled on a notepad (the actual address has been
discarded). His room also has ski masks and two 9mm
guns locked in a drawer.
SCENE 2:
PROBLEMATIQUE
One hour before the Agents arrive at the storage
facility operatives for SAINT arrive and collect the
Shadow, leaving a surprise. The Agents cannot beat the
operatives to the location, While this is a deus ex
machina, the timing is important to allow this scene to
progress properly.
Clues
Several clues are unintentionally left behind
allowing the Agents to track the operatives:
● Many points of CCTV surveillance on the street
(these cameras should be pointed out to the
Agents when they are casing the storage facility).
● A mendigo (homeless, beggar) has been in the
area all day, and he observed the flatbed camión
(truck) arrive at the location and later drive away.
● If the local residents are questioned, they also saw
the camión in question.
The camión is a notable yellow DHL flatbed, rented for
use by the operatives. It can be located through two
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means (both require investigation and thinking by the
Agents/Players):
1. Transit destinations are often scheduled with DHL
headquarters, so they may be able to determine
the route. While investigating the scheduled
destination, they also learn that:
2. Many DHL vehicles are tracked via GPS, including
the truck in question (they are not very good
operatives).
The Surprise
As instructed, the operatives wired the container with
C4 explosives set to detonate when it was opened.
They also left behind the Shadow's GPS tracker and
turned it on.
If the Agents arrive before the military, they can
possibly detect and defuse the bomb. A
Search/Perception check or a Notice check (DC 20 + 2 x
Threat Level) will alert the Agents to its presence.
If the Agent tries to detect a trap, they can use
Search/Perception (DC 20 + 2 x Threat Level).
Otherwise a secret Notice check is made (DC 20 + 2 x
Threat Level). This is a good opportunity to suggest
Action Dice be used.
Disabling the bomb requires an Electronics/Disable
check (DC 10 + 2 x Threat Level).
The bomb is built around a 1-ft strip of Plastic
explosive (5d10 explosive damage, Rng 15 ft.), and the
Blockbuster quality is in effect. The bomb is just inside
the doors to the cargo container. This setup will
immediately half the damage to anybody to the sides of
the container.
If the Agents do not disable the bomb, the Military
does not detect it and it is detonated, killing two
soldiers and injuring four more.
The Storage Facility
The Agents are free to explore and enter the storage
facility as they desire. Eventually the Military arrive,
forcing them to either flee or engage.
Refer to the Map in the appendix.
The storage facility is in a mixed residential and
commercial district. It is located on the corner of a city
block. The street facing sides are all businesses. One is
unoccupied and under renovation. The rear alleyway
has a rolling gate entrance that is large enough to fit a
flatbed camión (truck).
The storage facility is in the middle of a renovation
which has opened retail locations on its outer facade.
1. Small Sandwich shop, open for lunch and
dinner. Run by local teenagers.
2. Open spaces available to rent/lease.
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3. A small boutique selling tourist wares.
4. Shipping container, metal.
5. Storage facility, two stories high. Various
construction debris litters the floor. Skylights
let light in from above (gray boxes). Rolling
door leaves into alleyway on right.
6. Unused office and restrooms.
[c] Denotes closed circuit TV cameras.
Depending upon the time of day there may or may
not be tenants in the buildings. Neighboring buildings
are a mix of retail and residential spaces (lower spaces
are retail).
Streets are fairly narrow, leaving only enough
space to park on one side of the street. Cars line every
street, at all times of the day.
Enter the Military
The arrival of the Military should be timed for proper
Drama, usually just after the bomb is diffused and the
Agents realize the crate is empty.
It is very important to run this part of the scene
correctly. Engaging the Military in armed gunfire is not
desired. Agents are free to slip away or engage the
Military with a viable cover story, pulling in favors as
necessary. As GC, make sure to not bring in the Military
until the Agents have learned what they can about the
situation.
Agents encountered within the storage facility
need to have better cover stories and identities. Any
Agents encountered outside of the facility with a good
cover story will likely be able to talk their way into the
trust of the marines. They are out to recover a stolen
vehicle, not fight terrorists.
Even after leaving the scene, the Agents can
continue to investigate by hooking into the
neighborhood CCTV network (city headquarters), using
proper cover story to work with the Military on site in
interrogating locals, or by waiting until after the
Military leaves.
CCTV: Closed Circuit Television networks are prevalent
throughout Europe. The CCTV network is managed by
the city and there are several cameras in the location.
To get access to the CCTV network requires either
Hacking (pg 371) or Social Engineering (role-play
access into the city building and computer system). The
system is unmonitored, with a Power Rating of five.
There is no Sys-Op, so the DC is equal to the team's
current TL + 15. Once access is gained, the Agents can
get decent quality stills showing the DHL truck and its
fleet number.
Arrival: The Military arrives in two V-22 Osprey VTOL
aircraft, dispatched from the US Military base in Rota
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Spain. The reason for their delay was working with the
local Spanish military for permission. Half the troops on
the Osprey are Spanish Military, the other half are US
Marines. The “Military Forces” statblock is used for
both squads.
Notice checks can be made for anybody keeping
watch to get a few minutes warning as they hear the
arrival of the Osprey. The Marines rappel from the
Osprey and quickly intrude upon the building.
Turning off the GPS will not slow the Military, they
already have the street location for the building.
Ending the Scene
This scene ends when the Agents are ready to pursue
the camión carrying the Shadow.
Troubleshooting
To avoid a big problem on encountering the Military,
allow the Agents plenty of avenues of escape (sewers if
necessary). It is also possible for the Agents to role-
play with the Military, if they present a plausible cover
story and credentials, the Military will work with the
Agents. If the Agents reveal they are UNITAS, they can
continue operating on the mission, but it does have an
XP impact.
The GC needs to consider other possible ways of
tracking the flatbed if the Agents are not able to
pursue them through the first two options. Possibilities
include police pulling the SAINT operatives over for
speeding and creating chatter on the radio that will tip
UNITAS to what is happening. If Lucas has to help the
Agents like this, he is not too happy and this will of
course influence his decision to invite an Agent to the
Libramentum. Agents who need to be bailed out by
their Control are not those the Libramentum is
interested in recruiting.
SCENE 3: TIME IS
RUNNING OUT
[Dramatic Scene]
This scene is fairly straight forward: it is a chase
through the countryside of Spain ending in the port city
of Malaga, Spain. This is the climax of the Mission, so
be certain to reserve Action Dice and use them
judiciously during this chase to heighten the cinematic
feel.
This scene is a Dramatic Conflict chase. It is
imperative to read up on the Dramatic Conflict rules
before running this Mission.
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Refer to the Google Map listed in the appendix for
the route the SAINT operatives take to Malaga. They
leave Jerez on A-381, eventually connecting to A-7 and
following it up the coast to Malaga. There are plenty of
small towns the route passes through, giving plenty of
opportunity for inter city smash-up encounters.
This scene needs to be handled in two parts. The
first part is to determine how close to Malaga the
Operatives drive, before the Dramatic Conflict chase
begins. The operatives have a distance lead varied
based on how long the Agents took in Scene 2. The
first part of this scene is as much to set where the
chase happens (in the countryside, or ending in the
streets of Malaga, which will be more of an incident).
The operatives left the storage facility only 10
minutes before the Agents arrived (even though they
arrived an hour earlier, they had things to take care of
in the storage facility). The rest of the time is up to the
Agents. The trip takes the operatives four hours
(driving slower than normal with a large truck through
small roads). Standard speed for the trip is three and a
half hours, it is easily possible to speed and makeup
time.
The Dramatic Conflict begins when the agents get
within sight of the Operatives. The terrain througout
the entire road is Close or Tight (Tight within any
township and city streets, Close on the highway
because it is a European highway which is skinny and
pleasantly weaves throughout the countryside).
Determine the Dramatic Conflict Lead as normal.
During the Chase the operatives fight without
prejudice, firing at the Agents when they have an
action (Step 4 of the Conflict round).
Ending the Scene
This scene ends when the camión is stopped, or it
arrives at the docks. Proceed to the Aftermath.
The camión is, of course, full of petrol and very
well may explode in a large ball of fire as the chase
finishes, bringing a Blockbuster end to the scene.
AFTERMATH:
REVELATION
Arriving at the destination, the Agents find an empty
dock. There is no ship to receive the container, nor was
there one at any time during the day. However, several
vehicles were parked at the dock throughout the day
and the likely infamous CCTV cameras can be used to
discover the identity of at least one of the recipients. If
there is an Agent in the group who was identified as
having the Lost Time Cert AND their character escaped,
the Agent seen on the CCTV is their clone. Otherwise,
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the Agent is another clone who escaped (name is not
as important). What is notable about this is it connects
the activities in Robbing Peter to SAINT, as Lucas
explains below.
Wrapup
Wrapup is handled by Lucas, at the same Villa:
After finishing your debriefing you were sent to
the same coastal Villa from the start of this
mission. Lucas pours each of you something to
drink and then explains, “You are probably
wondering what was so important about that
attache. After analyzing your reports we believe
it is time we let the field agents know. There is a
new organization coming into its own power.
This organization calls itself SAINT. I believe
some of you may have bumped into them in the
past, at a laboratory in Brice, New Mexico”
“SAINT is formed out of the remnants of the
Intelligence Division of the Agency, those who
defected and did not join UNITAS. We have been
collecting information on their activities. It
appears their goal is to steer humanity towards a
better end, using methods such as the clones to
replace our world leaders.”
“We believe their interest in the Shadow as
actually a secondary plan to reclaiming the
attache, which contained information on SAINT.”
If the agents were able to avoid linking UNITAS to the
events, continue with:
“Fortunately, your activities in this matter were
undetected, and I congratulate you on your
efforts. UNITAS has enough problems afoot, it
does not need to deal with another.”
Joining the Libramentum
Any agent who looks into the attache and does not
take any precautions (including wiping it for any of
their own traces) is automatically excluded from being
invited into the Libramentum, and they also receive the
Untrustworthy Cert. A Falsify/Cover Up check (DC 15 +
2 x Threat Level) is required to return the attache to its
original condition if the Agents wish to avoid detection
for tampering. Do not prompt the Players for this
check, if they say they are doing it, good, if not, then
the Agents do not cover their tracks and the
Libramentum knows.
Lucas has been monitoring the Agents activities.
Based on their past and current actions, he may invite
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somebody to the Libramentum. As a GC, things to
consider:
• Did the Agent act as a team player
• Does the Agent appear to be interested in
global politics, and the balance of power.
• Did the Agent follow instructions (attache).
Only one Agent can be invited to the Libramentum,
this should be handled afterwards by pulling the player
aside and asking if they are interested.
Lucas catches you before you leave, and explains,
“I am a member of an organization you may have
interest with. We believe in the balance of all
sovereign power. Understand that we have been
watching your activities for a while now, and we
believe you might be a good addition to the
cause.”
Feel free to provide the player handout on
Libramentum to the Agent. If they choose to say no,
they do not get the Cert.
Certs
Invitation to the Libramentum – Only one Agent at the
table may receive this invitation. It is only given if Lucas
decides the Agent has the right mindset for the
Libramentum (read description). Furthermore, if the
Agent has the Untrustworthy Cert, they cannot have
this Cert.
By having this Cert, the Agent has the option to
join the Libramentum, which is a society working within
the bounds of the various Agencies around the world.
This is the first of a few Meta-Game organizations.
Untrustworthy – This Agent has been deemed
Untrustworthy by the Libramentum.
REWARDS AND PENALTIES
Refer to page 439 of the Spycraft 2.0 Rulebook for
detailed instructions. XP is always awarded by
character and not by team.
At the end of each mission, each character’s base
XP reward increases by 25 per action die he was
rewarded during the mission (maximum 25 XP x his
current career level). Thereafter, each character’s total
XP reward is equal to the mission’s base XP reward x
(the character’s current career level or the team’s
Threat Level, whichever is lower).
Each character’s Reputation and Net Worth reward
is included in the Intel Phase section. XP rewards are
already distributed between the mission’s objectives
8
and NPC antagonists, as follows, and the mission’s A) Convince Marcus to change his criminal ways
base XP reward is the sum of all applicable XP rewards (entirely optional) 100 XP
for which the characters qualify. None of these
numbers – Reputation, Net Worth, or XP – may be Objectives for Scene 2
modified. The GC must reward precisely what is listed A) Infiltrate storage facility 50 XP
here, modified according to the instructions in the
Spycraft 2.0 Rulebook. A) Encounter Bomb 50 XP
B) Disarm Bomb (only characters involved) 75 XP
Exposure and XP Reward Chains
A letter precedes each exposure penalty or XP reward A) Evade Military forces without encounter 136 XP
(“A”, “B”, “C”, etc.). Each subsequent letter indicates (note: this objective cannot be received if they
a higher level of exposure, a more difficult objective, or encountered the military forces)
a tougher NPC, the penalty or reward for which
replaces the penalty or reward for all previous letters in Objectives for Scene 3
the same chain. A) Chase down SAINT Operatives on flatbed 50 XP
Example: An XP chain might look something like A) Avoid injuring innocent bystanders 25 XP
this… A) Avoid excess damage to Humvee 25 XP
A) Boarding flatbed while it is moving 50 XP
A. Reach the first checkpoint unnoticed: 25 XP. A) Making a cinematic move with the vehicle 25 XP
B. Reach the second checkpoint unnoticed: 50 XP.
C. Reach the third checkpoint unnoticed: 75 XP. NPC Antagonists
In this case, if the team completes the “C”-class Special Note: Each NPC antagonist’s XP reward is
objective (it reaches the third checkpoint unnoticed), applied only once, no matter how many times the
the mission’s base XP reward is increased by 75. The NPC is encountered during the mission or how the
mission’s base XP reward is not also increased by the encounter was resolved (e.g. whether the NPC, or
“A”- and “B”-class objectives. members of an NPC group, were captured, killed, or
met other fates).

Reputation / Net Worth Encountering Marcus Allessio: 204 XP

Reward:
10/$500,000 Encountering Military Forces: 136 XP
(do not include, if Military forces are not encountered)
Penalties:
Encountering SAINT Operative Team 1: 69 XP
• Failing to recover the Attache (critical) Encountering SAINT Operative Team 1: 71 XP
-3 Reputation/-$150,000 Net Worth
• Linking UNITAS to activities around the Shadow Encountering SAINT Driver: 348 XP
Hijacking event:
-2 Reputation/–$100,000 Net Worth
• Mistreating Marcus Alessio:
-1 Reputation/–$50,000 Net Worth
• Failing to find the warehouse before the military:
-2 Reputation/–$100,000 Net Worth

XP Rewards
Campaign Quality – Subtle -50 XP
Campaigh Quality – Blockbuster +0 XP

Objectives for Scene 1

A) Locate and contact Marcus Allessio 50 XP

A) Determine Location of Storage Facility. 75 XP

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 STATISTICS
Scene 1: Absolution
Scene 2: Problematique
Marcus Allessio
(Special NPC) – 51 XP Military Forces
A Dossier for Marcus is available in Appendix. Marcus' (Standard NPC) – 68 XP
motivations are simple and carnal. He enjoys the high Soldiers arrive in two squads where each squad is equal
life, living dangerously and tries to live the life of James to the number of Agents times two.
Bond.
Init: Atk: Def: Res: DS: Cmp:
Init: Atk: Def: Res: DS: Cmp: V VII V VI VI VI
IV V IV VI VI VI

Skills: No Additional
Skills: No Additional

Wealth: X
Weapons: H&K Mk. 23 .45 ACP Service Pistol: Damage
1d12, E/T 1/19-20, ammo 12M4, recoil 12, range 30
ft., SZ/Hand D/1h, Qualities: UPG (multi-mode laser
sight, removable suppressor), BLK, CMP, RGD, TBR,
TKD.
Gear: Armani Suit, Tuxedo Liner (DR 2/3, DP -1, ACP 0)
Vehicle: Ferarri – exotic sports car (SZ L (2x3), Occ
1+1, A/T 8/6, MPH 80/205, Def/Save 9/+6, Cargo 50
lbs., Rng/Fuel 3/gas, Qualities: HOT)
Qualities: seductive, feat (Daredevil), henchman.
Wealth: IV
Weapons: Colt M16A4 Assault Rifle: Damage 4d4, E/T
1-3/20, ammo 30M5, Recoil 10, Range 125 ft, SZ/Hand
5/2h, Qualities NSM (S/B).
Gear: Modular Tactical Armor, vest+guards (DR 5/8,
DP -3, ACP -2, Speed -5 ft)
Vehicle: none
Qualities: damage reduction 2, feat (Autofire Basics,
Autofire Mastery, Marksmanship Basics), horde,
minion, squad item (Osprey), synchronized.

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Scene 3: Time is Running Out 5/2h, Qualities NSM (S/B), Browning M2-HB (see
above).
Gear: Flak Jacket (DR 3/5, DP -5, ACP -2)
SAINT Operatives Vehicle: None
(Standard NPC) – 69 XP (team1), 71 XP (team2) Qualities: damage reduction 2, feat (Autofire Basics,
The number of Operatives is equal to Number of Autofire Mastery, Marksmanship Basics), minion,
Agents. The operatives are on the flatbed of the truck, squad weapon (Browning M2-HB), treacherous.
using tie-downs to hold on. They also use the Shadow
for cover and one Operative can spend a full round to
remove the cover on the Shadow and use its Browning
M2-HB machine gun, statistics: Browning M2-HB .50 SAINT Driver
BMG: Damage 2d12+2(AP10), E/T 1-3/18-20, Ammo
100B1, Rec 6, Rng 300ft, SZ/H M/2h, Qualities DEP, (Special NPC) – 348 XP
IMP, NFM(S/B/F), RGD, SLA, TKD). Init: Atk: Def: Res: V/wp: Cmp:
There is a second team of operatives with the same VII V VI V V VI
statistics, equal to the number of Agents, following in a
special SAINT Range Rover (Caliber III) [Vehicle: Heavy
SUV] Size L (2x3), Occ 1+6, A/T 2/4, Mph 65/90,
Def/Save 9/+12, Comp 20/+1, Cargo 1,400 lbs., Skills:
Rng/Fuel 5/gas, Qualities ORD, RDD (Crew), Add-ons Drive X
Emergency Service Package, Security Package I. Mechanics VI

Init: Atk: Def: Res: DS: Cmp:

V VII V VI VI VI
Wealth: IV
Weapons: Colt M16A4 Assault Rifle: Damage 4d4, E/T
1-3/20, ammo 30M5, Recoil 10, Range 125 ft, SZ/Hand
Skills: No Additional 5/2h, Qualities NSM (S/B).
Gear: None
Vehicle: Flatbed Cargo Truck (SZ L (2x5), Occ 1+2, A/T
0/2, MPH 30/60, Def/Save 8/+16, Cargo 5 tons,
Rng/Fuel 5/diesel, Qualities: none)
Qualities: feat (Baby It, Daredevil, Defensive Driving,
Wealth: IV Offensive Driving, Driving Instincts), henchman,
Weapons: Colt M16A4 Assault Rifle: Damage 4d4, E/T specialty (Moterhead), superior attribute (+8 dex),
1-3/20, ammo 30M5, Recoil 10, Range 125 ft, SZ/Hand talented (Agile).

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 APPENDIX: MAPS AND HANDOUTS
Reference Links
These links can be used to print additional player handouts, or just to learn more information.

Spain: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Spain&z=6&t=h
http://www.spain-barcelona.com/images/maps/spain-map.jpg
Jerez, Spain: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Jerez+Spain&t=h
Rota, Spain: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Rota+Spain&t=h
Malaga, Spain: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Malaga+Spain&t=h

Chase Map (scene 3): http://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=Jerez,+Spain&daddr=Malaga,+Spain&t=h

Xerex CD (football Team) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xerez_CD

Shadow Photos: http://www.army-technology.com/projects/shadow/images/ShadowRSTV_6.jpg

http://www.army-technology.com/projects/shadow/images/ShadowRSTV_10.jpg

Marcus Allessio: http://www.geocities.com/topmodelle/Yvan_Courtois.jpg

Background Information on Jerez de la Frontera

Jerez is famous for its wines, horses and flamenco culture and its old town is officially catalogued as a
national Historic-Artistic Site. One of the most noble cities in the province of Cádiz, Jerez de la Frontera
combines the stateliness of its aristocratic palaces with the popular flavour of a typical Andalusian caserío,
as seen at the annual Horse Fair which attracts visitors from all over the world. This immense culture is
enriched by the flavours of the regional gastronomy, with its outstanding Jerez-Xérès-Sherry and
Manzanilla-Sanlúcar de Barrameda Denominations of Origin. A visit to any of the city’s bodegas will
acquaint visitors with the local wine-making tradition.
The present Cathedral was originally a collegiate church, since Jerez did not become a bishopric until
1980. The baroque building with five naves and a rectangular floor plan was constructed between 1695 and
1778 under the architects Diego Moreno Meléndez, Rodrigo del Pozo, Diego Díaz, Juan de Pina, Torcuato
Cayón de la Vega, Juan de Vargas and Pedro Ángel de Albizu.

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THE SHADOW RST-V – SPECIFICATIONS

Crew Up to 6
Length 5.45m
Width Max: 2m
Min: 1.7m
Height Max: 1.7m
Min: 1.4m
Ground clearance .45m (Nominal)
Gross weight 7,983 pounds (Combat)
2,992 pounds (Payload)
Fording depth .9m
Gradient 60%
Side slope gradient: 40%
Maximum speed 112km/hour
Range 758km (with 25 gallons of fuel)
32km (battery power only)
Weapons 7.62mm MG (M240, M60)
.50 caliber MG (M2)
Mk 19 40mm grenade launcher
Objective Crew Served Weapon (OCSW)
Javelin
TOW ATGM

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Dossier: Marcus Allessio
Age: 26

Gender: Male

Locale: Spain

Notable Acquaintances: Marcus is a relative to the King of Spain

Marcus Allessio is a playboy who lives the lavish lifestyle, funded by

his own family wealth. He is well liked by the people of Spain, and has a high profile because of his modeling
career. He has taken this to the extreme by occasionally dabbling in the criminal underground. He considers himself
a bit of a Spanish James Bond. These occasional forays have been cleaned by CESID in the past (the Spanish secret
police). Up to now nothing he has done has been within the jurisdiction of Spain.

Interests:

● Car Racing (he owns two Ferarris)

● Football and sports
● Modeling
● High-thrill activities

Residences:

Marcus has a family residence in Madrid, Spain, but frequents many villas across the countryside and coast. He also
frequently is outside of Spain, often in Arabia, South Africa and China.

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 MISSION INTEL SUMMARY
Campaign Qualities: Blockbuster, Subtle.

Caliber: III

Known Objectives:

• Recover Attache (critical)

Reputation/Net Worth Reward: 10/$500,000

Known Exposure Penalties:

• Linking UNITAS to the Shadow Hijacking: -2 Reputation / -$100,000 Net Worth

• Mistreating Marcus Alessio: -1 Reputation / -$50,000 Net Worth

Recommended Gear Picks:

• Caliber II Electronic Security Kit II (like Electronics Kit, but geared for Electronic Security systems, weighs
100lbs).
• UNITAS Range Rover (Caliber III) [Vehicle: Heavy SUV] Size L (2x3), Occ 1+6, A/T 2/4, Mph 65/90, Def/Save
9/+12, Comp 20/+1, Cargo 1,400 lbs., Rng/Fuel 5/gas, Qualities ORD, RDD (Crew), Add-ons Emergency
Service Package, Security Package I.

Mission Bundle: None

Gear Restrictions: None

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Player Handout: The Libramentum
The Libramentum is an organization secretly created by the founding Fathers of the United States. This
organization was created to be a watch-dog organization on the fledgling government. The Libramentum are the
scales that keep the balance between the three branches of the government. The name Libramentum is Latin for
the weights on a scale or the weights that keep a catapult or other war machine in balance. The sign of the
Libramentum is a set of scales. They are funded through several shadow budgets within the three branches of the
United States and other countries.
Membership in the Libramentum is a carefully managed society. It is by invitation only, either as somebody
who can help Libramentum from within (usually politicians) or externally (Agents).
Starting in WWII President Franklin Delano Roosevelt expanded the scope of Libramentum when he started
recruiting members in the UK (he was a primary member of Libramentum at the time). While Libramentum
continues to be focused on the interest of the United States, it has become a global entity also focused on keeping
sovereign balance around the world.
It is believed that several of Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders were also members of Libramentum. The
philosophy of the organization is keenly reflected in the Roosevelt's famous statement, "Speak softly and carry a
big stick."

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