Rune Knight April 8 Name | "The Burglar" Refresh | 3 High Concept | Supersoldier Assassin Trouble | Technological Dyslexia Aspect III | - Aspect IV | - Aspect V | - Backstory - Great (+4) | {Fight} {Athletics} Good (+3) | {Stealth} {Burglary} Fair (+2) | {Physique} {Empathy} Average (+1) | {Investigate} {Notice} Stress | [1] [1] [1] [1] Mild Consequence | - Moderate Consequence | - Severe Consequence | - Stunts List of Example Stunts Only the Wind Will See Me Go A momentary distraction is all you need to vanish from the Scene. Provided you are not in the midst of a Conflict, you may roll a quick contest between your Stealth and the highest Notice in the room. If you succeed (or by spending a Fate Point), the next time someone turns to look at or talk to you, you’re not there. Five-Fingered Discount Why buy what you can steal? Use Burglary instead of Resources to “buy” things. Everything obtained this way has the Stolen Property Aspect with 1 enemy invocation. The difficulty of an attempt to obtain something with Burglary may or may not be the same as the difficulty of an attempt to buy that same thing with Resources, at the GM's discretion. The time required may also vary. Tripwire Sensibilities You’ve run into enough traps that you’ve developed an instinct for avoiding them. You may roll Burglary instead of Investigate or Notice in order to spot or defend against a trap. KO +2 to Overcome with Stealth when you have the opportunity to eliminate a character without entering combat. Parry Everything Given an appropriate narrative justification - such as being a Supersoldier, a Cyborg or a Mystic Warrior - you can deflect anything, even bullets. You may use Fight to defend against Shoot attacks and other ranged attacks. Death Defiance If you are Taken Out in a Conflict, you may spend a Fate Point to Concede instead. After you have collected Fate Points for Conceding, you must spend a further amount of half of your Fate Points, rounded down. Coincidence conspires to keep you alive, and you pass from the view of the other combatants (such as by dropping off a cliff, apparently failing to escape from an exploding building, or the like). You may re-enter play in any subsequent scene in as dramatic a fashion as you see fit, explaining to everyone how you survived. You return with all of your Stress cleared and 1 additional Consequence incurred to reflect the dangers you defied. Personal Equipment & Gear Weeaboo sword A variety of instrument cases (for smuggling said sword) Shinobi toolbox (smoke bombs, throwing knives, grappling hook, etc.) An old teddy bear Note: List here any equipment your character reasonably has that will be narratively relevant to the story. This should include any gear they commonly use to accomplish their goals, and weapons without WR they use to fight with. Also anything with personal significance to them. Don't worry about being super-complete, you can have everyday items that most people have. Phone, keys, wallet, handbag, laptop, etc. You don't need to include your ride here. Note: Do not delete this line. Insert new items above this line.
Rune Knight April 8 Name | "The Burglar" Refresh | 3 High Concept | Supersoldier Assassin Trouble | Technological Dyslexia Aspect III | - Aspect IV | - Aspect V | - Backstory - Great (+4) | {Fight} {Athletics} Good (+3) | {Stealth} {Burglary} Fair (+2) | {Physique} {Empathy} Average (+1) | {Investigate} {Notice} Stress | [1] [1] [1] [1] Mild Consequence | - Moderate Consequence | - Severe Consequence | - Stunts List of Example Stunts Only the Wind Will See Me Go A momentary distraction is all you need to vanish from the Scene. Provided you are not in the midst of a Conflict, you may roll a quick contest between your Stealth and the highest Notice in the room. If you succeed (or by spending a Fate Point), the next time someone turns to look at or talk to you, you’re not there. Five-Fingered Discount Why buy what you can steal? Use Burglary instead of Resources to “buy” things. Everything obtained this way has the Stolen Property Aspect with 1 enemy invocation. The difficulty of an attempt to obtain something with Burglary may or may not be the same as the difficulty of an attempt to buy that same thing with Resources, at the GM's discretion. The time required may also vary. Tripwire Sensibilities You’ve run into enough traps that you’ve developed an instinct for avoiding them. You may roll Burglary instead of Investigate or Notice in order to spot or defend against a trap. KO +2 to Overcome with Stealth when you have the opportunity to eliminate a character without entering combat. Parry Everything Given an appropriate narrative justification - such as being a Supersoldier, a Cyborg or a Mystic Warrior - you can deflect anything, even bullets. You may use Fight to defend against Shoot attacks and other ranged attacks. Death Defiance If you are Taken Out in a Conflict, you may spend a Fate Point to Concede instead. After you have collected Fate Points for Conceding, you must spend a further amount of half of your Fate Points, rounded down. Coincidence conspires to keep you alive, and you pass from the view of the other combatants (such as by dropping off a cliff, apparently failing to escape from an exploding building, or the like). You may re-enter play in any subsequent scene in as dramatic a fashion as you see fit, explaining to everyone how you survived. You return with all of your Stress cleared and 1 additional Consequence incurred to reflect the dangers you defied. Personal Equipment & Gear Weeaboo sword A variety of instrument cases (for smuggling said sword) Shinobi toolbox An old teddy bear Note: List here any equipment your character reasonably has that will be narratively relevant to the story. This should include any gear they commonly use to accomplish their goals, and weapons without WR they use to fight with. Also anything with personal significance to them. Don't worry about being super-complete, you can have everyday items that most people have. Phone, keys, wallet, handbag, laptop, etc. You don't need to include your ride here. Note: Do not delete this line. Insert new items above this line.
Rune Knight April 7 Name | "The Burglar" Refresh | 3 High Concept | Supersoldier Assassin Trouble | Technological Dyslexia Aspect III | - Aspect IV | - Aspect V | - Backstory - Great (+4) | {Fight} {Athletics} Good (+3) | {Stealth} {Burglary} Fair (+2) | {Physique} {Empathy} Average (+1) | {Investigate} {Notice} Stress | [1] [1] [1] [1] Mild Consequence | - Moderate Consequence | - Severe Consequence | - Stunts List of Example Stunts Only the Wind Will See Me Go A momentary distraction is all you need to vanish from the Scene. Provided you are not in the midst of a Conflict, you may roll a quick contest between your Stealth and the highest Notice in the room. If you succeed (or by spending a Fate Point), the next time someone turns to look at or talk to you, you’re not there. Five-Fingered Discount Why buy what you can steal? Use Burglary instead of Resources to “buy” things. Everything obtained this way has the Stolen Property Aspect with 1 enemy invocation. The difficulty of an attempt to obtain something with Burglary may or may not be the same as the difficulty of an attempt to buy that same thing with Resources, at the GM's discretion. The time required may also vary. Tripwire Sensibilities You’ve run into enough traps that you’ve developed an instinct for avoiding them. You may roll Burglary instead of Investigate or Notice in order to spot or defend against a trap. KO +2 to Overcome with Stealth when you have the opportunity to eliminate a character without entering combat. Parry Everything Given an appropriate narrative justification - such as being a Supersoldier, a Cyborg or a Mystic Warrior - you can deflect anything, even bullets. You may use Fight to defend against Shoot attacks and other ranged attacks. Death Defiance If you are Taken Out in a Conflict, you may spend a Fate Point to Concede instead. After you have collected Fate Points for Conceding, you must spend a further amount of half of your Fate Points, rounded down. Coincidence conspires to keep you alive, and you pass from the view of the other combatants (such as by dropping off a cliff, apparently failing to escape from an exploding building, or the like). You may re-enter play in any subsequent scene in as dramatic a fashion as you see fit, explaining to everyone how you survived. You return with all of your Stress cleared and 1 additional Consequence incurred to reflect the dangers you defied. Extras (Name of Extra) Permissions: ? Costs: ? Description Personal Equipment & Gear Weeaboo sword A variety of instrument cases (for smuggling said sword) Shinobi toolbox An old teddy bear Note: List here any equipment your character reasonably has that will be narratively relevant to the story. This should include any gear they commonly use to accomplish their goals, and weapons without WR they use to fight with. Also anything with personal significance to them. Don't worry about being super-complete, you can have everyday items that most people have. Phone, keys, wallet, handbag, laptop, etc. You don't need to include your ride here. Note: Do not delete this line. Insert new items above this line.
Rune Knight April 7 Name | "The Burglar" Refresh | 3 High Concept | Supersoldier Assassin Trouble | Technological Dyslexia Aspect III | - Aspect IV | - Aspect V | - Backstory - Great (+4) | {Fight} {Athletics} Good (+3) | {Stealth} {Burglary} Fair (+2) | {Physique} {Empathy} Average (+1) | {Investigate} {Notice} Stress | [1] [1] [1] [1] Mild Consequence | - Moderate Consequence | - Severe Consequence | - Stunts List of Example Stunts Only the Wind Will See Me Go A momentary distraction is all you need to vanish from the Scene. Provided you are not in the midst of a Conflict, you may roll a quick contest between your Stealth and the highest Notice in the room. If you succeed (or by spending a Fate Point), the next time someone turns to look at or talk to you, you’re not there. Five-Fingered Discount Why buy what you can steal? Use Burglary instead of Resources to “buy” things. Everything obtained this way has the Stolen Property Aspect with 1 enemy invocation. The difficulty of an attempt to obtain something with Burglary may or may not be the same as the difficulty of an attempt to buy that same thing with Resources, at the GM's discretion. The time required may also vary. Tripwire Sensibilities You’ve run into enough traps that you’ve developed an instinct for avoiding them. You may roll Burglary instead of Investigate or Notice in order to spot or defend against a trap. KO +2 to Overcome with Stealth when you have the opportunity to eliminate a character without entering combat. Parry Everything Given an appropriate narrative justification - such as being a Supersoldier, a Cyborg or a Mystic Warrior - you can deflect anything, even bullets. You may use Fight to defend against Shoot attacks and other ranged attacks. Death Defiance If you are Taken Out in a Conflict, you may spend a Fate Point to Concede instead. After you have collected Fate Points for Conceding, you must spend a further amount of half of your Fate Points, rounded down. Coincidence conspires to keep you alive, and you pass from the view of the other combatants (such as by dropping off a cliff, apparently failing to escape from an exploding building, or the like). You may re-enter play in any subsequent scene in as dramatic a fashion as you see fit, explaining to everyone how you survived. You return with all of your Stress cleared and 1 additional Consequence incurred to reflect the dangers you defied. Extras (Name of Extra) Permissions: ? Costs: ? Description Personal Equipment & Gear Weeaboo sword A variety of instruments cases (for smuggling said sword) Shinobi toolbox An old teddy bear Note: List here any equipment your character reasonably has that will be narratively relevant to the story. This should include any gear they commonly use to accomplish their goals, and weapons without WR they use to fight with. Also anything with personal significance to them. Don't worry about being super-complete, you can have everyday items that most people have. Phone, keys, wallet, handbag, laptop, etc. You don't need to include your ride here. Note: Do not delete this line. Insert new items above this line.
Rune Knight April 7 Name | "The Burglar" Refresh | 3 High Concept | Supersoldier Assassin Trouble | Technological Dyslexia Aspect III | - Aspect IV | - Aspect V | - Backstory - Great (+4) | {Fight} {Athletics} Good (+3) | {Stealth} {Burglary} Fair (+2) | {Physique} {Empathy} Average (+1) | {Investigate} {Notice} Stress | [1] [1] [1] [1] Mild Consequence | - Moderate Consequence | - Severe Consequence | - Stunts List of Example Stunts Only the Wind Will See Me Go A momentary distraction is all you need to vanish from the Scene. Provided you are not in the midst of a Conflict, you may roll a quick contest between your Stealth and the highest Notice in the room. If you succeed (or by spending a Fate Point), the next time someone turns to look at or talk to you, you’re not there. Five-Fingered Discount Why buy what you can steal? Use Burglary instead of Resources to “buy” things. Everything obtained this way has the Stolen Property Aspect with 1 enemy invocation. The difficulty of an attempt to obtain something with Burglary may or may not be the same as the difficulty of an attempt to buy that same thing with Resources, at the GM's discretion. The time required may also vary. Tripwire Sensibilities You’ve run into enough traps that you’ve developed an instinct for avoiding them. You may roll Burglary instead of Investigate or Notice in order to spot or defend against a trap. KO +2 to Overcome with Stealth when you have the opportunity to eliminate a character without entering combat. Parry Everything Given an appropriate narrative justification - such as being a Supersoldier, a Cyborg or a Mystic Warrior - you can deflect anything, even bullets. You may use Fight to defend against Shoot attacks and other ranged attacks. Death Defiance If you are Taken Out in a Conflict, you may spend a Fate Point to Concede instead. After you have collected Fate Points for Conceding, you must spend a further amount of half of your Fate Points, rounded down. Coincidence conspires to keep you alive, and you pass from the view of the other combatants (such as by dropping off a cliff, apparently failing to escape from an exploding building, or the like). You may re-enter play in any subsequent scene in as dramatic a fashion as you see fit, explaining to everyone how you survived. You return with all of your Stress cleared and 1 additional Consequence incurred to reflect the dangers you defied. Extras (Name of Extra) Permissions: ? Costs: ? Description Personal Equipment & Gear ? ? An old teddy bear Note: List here any equipment your character reasonably has that will be narratively relevant to the story. This should include any gear they commonly use to accomplish their goals, and weapons without WR they use to fight with. Also anything with personal significance to them. Don't worry about being super-complete, you can have everyday items that most people have. Phone, keys, wallet, handbag, laptop, etc. You don't need to include your ride here. Note: Do not delete this line. Insert new items above this line.
Rune Knight April 7 Name | "The Burglar" Refresh | 3 High Concept | Supersoldier Assassin Trouble | Technological Dyslexia Aspect III | - Aspect IV | - Aspect V | - Backstory - Great (+4) | {Fight} {Athletics} Good (+3) | {Stealth} {Burglary} Fair (+2) | {Physique} {Empathy} Average (+1) | {Investigate} {Notice} Stress | [1] [1] [1] [1] Mild Consequence | - Moderate Consequence | - Severe Consequence | - Stunts List of Example Stunts Only the Wind Will See Me Go A momentary distraction is all you need to vanish from the Scene. Provided you are not in the midst of a Conflict, you may roll a quick contest between your Stealth and the highest Notice in the room. If you succeed (or by spending a Fate Point), the next time someone turns to look at or talk to you, you’re not there. Five-Fingered Discount Why buy what you can steal? Use Burglary instead of Resources to “buy” things. Everything obtained this way has the Stolen Property Aspect with 1 enemy invocation. The difficulty of an attempt to obtain something with Burglary may or may not be the same as the difficulty of an attempt to buy that same thing with Resources, at the GM's discretion. The time required may also vary. Tripwire Sensibilities You’ve run into enough traps that you’ve developed an instinct for avoiding them. You may roll Burglary instead of Investigate or Notice in order to spot or defend against a trap. KO +2 to Overcome with Stealth when you have the opportunity to eliminate a character without entering combat. Parry Everything Given an appropriate narrative justification - such as being a Supersoldier, a Cyborg or a Mystic Warrior - you can deflect anything, even bullets. You may use Fight to defend against Shoot attacks and other ranged attacks. Death Defiance If you are Taken Out in a Conflict, you may spend a Fate Point to Concede instead. After you have collected Fate Points for Conceding, you must spend a further amount of half of your Fate Points, rounded down. Coincidence conspires to keep you alive, and you pass from the view of the other combatants (such as by dropping off a cliff, apparently failing to escape from an exploding building, or the like). You may re-enter play in any subsequent scene in as dramatic a fashion as you see fit, explaining to everyone how you survived. You return with all of your Stress cleared and 1 additional Consequence incurred to reflect the dangers you defied. Extras (Name of Extra) Permissions: ? Costs: ? Description Personal Equipment & Gear ? ? ? Note: List here any equipment your character reasonably has that will be narratively relevant to the story. This should include any gear they commonly use to accomplish their goals, and weapons without WR they use to fight with. Also anything with personal significance to them. Don't worry about being super-complete, you can have everyday items that most people have. Phone, keys, wallet, handbag, laptop, etc. You don't need to include your ride here. Note: Do not delete this line. Insert new items above this line.
Rune Knight April 5 Name | "The Burglar" Refresh | 3 High Concept | Supersoldier Assassin Trouble | Technological Dyslexia Aspect III | - Aspect IV | - Aspect V | - Backstory - Great (+4) | {Fight} {Athletics} Good (+3) | {Stealth} {Burglary} Fair (+2) | {Physique} {Empathy} Average (+1) | {Investigate} {Notice} Stress | [1] [1] [1] [1] Mild Consequence | - Moderate Consequence | - Severe Consequence | - Stunts List of Example Stunts Stunt Description Stunt Description Stunt Description Extras (Name of Extra) Permissions: ? Costs: ? Description Personal Equipment & Gear ? ? ? Note: List here any equipment your character reasonably has that will be narratively relevant to the story. This should include any gear they commonly use to accomplish their goals, and weapons without WR they use to fight with. Also anything with personal significance to them. Don't worry about being super-complete, you can have everyday items that most people have. Phone, keys, wallet, handbag, laptop, etc. You don't need to include your ride here. Note: Do not delete this line. Insert new items above this line.
Rune Knight April 5 Name | "The Burglar" Refresh | 3 High Concept | Supersoldier Assassin Trouble | Technological Dyslexia Aspect III | - Aspect IV | - Aspect V | - Backstory - Great (+4) | {Fight} {Athletics} Good (+3) | {Stealth} {Burglary} Fair (+2) | {Physique} {Empathy} Average (+1) | {Investigate} {Notice} Stress | [1] [1] [1] Mild Consequence | - Moderate Consequence | - Severe Consequence | - Stunts List of Example Stunts Stunt Description Stunt Description Stunt Description Extras (Name of Extra) Permissions: ? Costs: ? Description Personal Equipment & Gear ? ? ? Note: List here any equipment your character reasonably has that will be narratively relevant to the story. This should include any gear they commonly use to accomplish their goals, and weapons without WR they use to fight with. Also anything with personal significance to them. Don't worry about being super-complete, you can have everyday items that most people have. Phone, keys, wallet, handbag, laptop, etc. You don't need to include your ride here. Note: Do not delete this line. Insert new items above this line.
Rune Knight April 5 Name | "The Burglar" Refresh | 3 High Concept | Supersoldier Assassin Trouble | Technological Dyslexia Aspect III | - Aspect IV | - Aspect V | - Backstory - Great (+4) | {*} {*} Good (+3) | {*} {*} Fair (+2) | {*} {*} Average (+1) | {*} {*} Stress | [1] [1] [1] Mild Consequence | - Moderate Consequence | - Severe Consequence | - Stunts List of Example Stunts Stunt Description Stunt Description Stunt Description Extras (Name of Extra) Permissions: ? Costs: ? Description Personal Equipment & Gear ? ? ? Note: List here any equipment your character reasonably has that will be narratively relevant to the story. This should include any gear they commonly use to accomplish their goals, and weapons without WR they use to fight with. Also anything with personal significance to them. Don't worry about being super-complete, you can have everyday items that most people have. Phone, keys, wallet, handbag, laptop, etc. You don't need to include your ride here. Note: Do not delete this line. Insert new items above this line.
Rune Knight April 3 Name | "The Burglar" Refresh | 3 High Concept | Supersoldier Assassin Trouble | Technological Dyslexia Aspect III | - Aspect IV | - Aspect V | - Backstory - Great (+4) | {*} {*} Good (+3) | {*} {*} Fair (+2) | {*} {*} Average (+1) | {*} {*} Stress | [1] [1] [1] Mild Consequence | - Moderate Consequence | - Severe Consequence | - Stunts Stunt Description Stunt Description Stunt Description Extras (Name of Extra) Permissions: ? Costs: ? Description Personal Equipment & Gear ? ? ? Note: List here any equipment your character reasonably has that will be narratively relevant to the story. This should include any gear they commonly use to accomplish their goals, and weapons without WR they use to fight with. Also anything with personal significance to them. Don't worry about being super-complete, you can have everyday items that most people have. Phone, keys, wallet, handbag, laptop, etc. You don't need to include your ride here. Note: Do not delete this line. Insert new items above this line.
