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Originally Posted by Walking Dad  I have the non-d20 books. What system do you use? I think the storyteller, but the picture is from the d20 book. |
It's the same cover as for the original, though. I don't own the D20 version. That's really not a game that fitted D20
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I've got Adventure! D20, does that count?
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Hell, no!
But as I said, I accept players that don't own the books.
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As far as character concept goes; They are all characters who just starteted working for Aeon Trinity, either as full operatives or associates.
Operatives have left their orders and work for Trinity full time while associates are the equivalent of the army reserve; they still are full members of their order but donate some time to Trinity. Obviously, Trinity prefers full operative, but psions are such a valuable ressoruce that they accept and use associates routinely.
Since WD mentionned Norca; You don't leave Norca in good terms... If you do, you must swear secrecy on the work you did for them or be hunted down. And you don't become an associate without Del Fuego's (the Proxy) personal blessing and the understanding that you will be debriefed after every Trinity mission. In fact, a Norca might be ordered to become an associate for the express purpose of keeping tab on Trinity. Biokinetics are so rare (2000 worldwide) that Trinity accepts that a necessary evil but you can't raise much in the organization as long as you keep your tie to Norca.
Game wise it means that an ex-Norca who became a full Trinity Operative can have no background that relate to keeping good terms with the Norca (allies, contact, mentor etc.). While if you are an associate, you can't have much background that relates to having influence within Trinity.
The other orders are far more relaxed where Trinity is concerned.