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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Karak" data-source="post: 6055834" data-attributes="member: 6700170">Indeed. It does have one that is based on the 52 cards the US government had concerning military targets of a personal kind. The cards really do amazing things for me. Something about having a mix of randomness with the suits that allow me o think outside the box. For large organizations we usually made a pyramid of 8-9 cards and for smaller ones we have maybe 3-4. Its nice because you can put the two pyramids on a table in front of you and you can sort of draw connections between them. Things like the smaller gang doing small jobs for the larger corporation but only every having contact with the character represented by the 4 of clubs. This works awesome for me because at times the smaller group may actually NOT want to assist the larger group and partners become enemies. It works really well. Another thing we did was chose a card for each character and placed in between the 2 pyramids. Allowing me to get a visual representation of where the player characters are, who they might run into and how their continued investigation would dig deeper into the pyramids(organizations).I really had to flesh a great deal of this out for our RPG AfterEarth. It seemed to get a good deal of positive response from play-testers.</blockquote>