Trinity : Darkness Revealed

Ok Mal,

I think I will go with things as you suggested. Suria worked for Genman. As a latent her ability started manifesting during interviews when she started willing public figures to reveal more than they ever would have normally. Genman let her go under threat of lawsuits, but she had caught Trinity's eye by then. They picked her up and had her dunked with The Ministry and she stayed there for some psi training. Now she is a field investigator for Trinity.
 

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Excellent.

Bonus:
Merits 1 pts
Flaws + 2pts
Backgrounds 0 pts
Modes 12 pts
Psi 5 pts
Skills 4 pts

I count 20 freebie points (1-2+12+5+4) but I also see a specialty (discern truth) that probably accounts for that missing point.

Everything seems in order.

PS : Why Neptune division? That's administration, liason office, diplomatic corps and assets management. Not a whole lot of field agent in there.

Investigators typically come from Triton (InSurv). The InSurv division (Incursion - Surveillance) gather the intelligence that can't be obtained by other means than sending an agent fetch it. It employes hackers, burglars, spooks and good old investigators.

Alternatively, you also have the Athena division from Proteus. They do outright espionnage and counter espionnage operations. The two agencies step on each other toes a bit in some areas. The main difference is that Triton's finality is intelligence gathering while Proteus is about security.
 
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Do you have access to a character sheet? If you do, these infos should be sufficient:

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Yes, thaks, that will be enough. I'm a bit more leaning toward a vitakinetic. Could you post their skills, too?

Thanks in advance. I will have a sheet and background posted tomorrow, but I will need some help with items.
 

Well, I own the Vitakinetics sourcebook, so their bases allegiance skill can vary a bit depending on the faction.

Corebook allegiance skills are : Academics, Awareness, Medicine, Meditation, Resistance, Science.

That would be for a typical doc that does a lot of clinic duty but fits most profiles.
 
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I had neptune due to my original goal of information management and PR for Trinity. I should probably change it since I changed focus there, but forgot about in the revision.

Yes- I forgot to go back and polish the bonus list, but you called it right.

What about gear? How do you want to handle that? Also- we don't have anyone with computer skills yet do we?
 


I'm quite happy to see that we easily have enough players for a campaign.

While we are still fiddling with the last details of your PCs, I figured I should go ahead and give you some of the players handout. These comprise the briefing files that the characters receive at the beginning of the mission and lay down the facts pretty well.

This is a short written briefing by Gamemenos. That guy is fairly important, though his briefing has obviously been written by an aide. In truth, this is a fairly low priority assignment.

Agent Hector Ramirez has other ideas and is suspcious in particular of the aftermath of the aberrant attack mentioned in the briefing. That's why he pulled strings and arranged for a suprisingy strong team to investigate. You'll hear more about that when the campaign begins.

This is a transcript of communications between Cantor Station and orbital station Moskva just before the attack.

Note the little green numbers in the transcript. They correllate to some very interesting analysis conducted by a comitee that ran the initial investigation.

Page One and two of the analysis.

Articles about the Freak Alley incident mentioned in the briefing:
Page one and two

Same about missing persons:
One and two

Some info about the Beaulac clinic, deemed by Trinity to be the apparent common link.

Finally, Ithuriel, pay attention to this. This is an interview from Cori Heisler. She is an investigative journalist and she crop up through much of the campaign. She could be a good contact.

One and Two.

This isn't homework, none of this is absolutely mandatory. But it makes following the story a helluva easier, especially since you are supposed to investigate these incidents.

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Note that I didn't download an illegal .pdf file. These are scans of my own legally purchased book, as you can see from the fact that I'm too computer illeterate to pull these together in a single .pdf!

Damn it, I wanted to attach a picture of the cover of the book and messed up. Here's the cover of Descent into Darkness, first part of Darkness Revealed.

For the record, the first adventure is called 'Remnants of the dead'
 

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The first Missing Person's file is an invalid link; everything else works.

We'll have Ghost's paleness, marks, boils, and whatnot be a combination of childhood trauma and his exposure to living near the Hasting's Blight.
 

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