Sneak Aboard the Train
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Environment overview
A busy train station with civilians and mercenaries. The PCs want to get on board without raising too much suspicion
Potential adversaries
Features
Passives
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Sneak aboard
Getting aboard requires completing a Progress Countdown (6)
Questions- What hazards and obstacles present themselves?
- What opportunities arise?
Actions
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High Alert!Fear 1
A guard spots a known NPC criminal in the crowd, and moves to intercept them. This causes the guards to increase their alertness. Each PC succeed on a Presence or Finesse Reaction roll, or be spotted unless they mark a Stress.
Questions- Who is the NPC criminal, and why do the guards want to catch them?
- What have the PCs heard about this criminal?
Reactions
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Don't I Know You?
An NPC suspects they recognise a PC, and start trying to start a conversation. This could potentially delay the PC, or raise suspicion. The PC may spend a Hope to choose a friendly NPC, or you may spend a Fear to make the NPC hostile.
Questions- How close is the relationship between the NPC and PC?
- Is there anything from the PC's backstory that might inform their notoriety?
About this environment
Sneak Aboard the Train
Tier 1 Social
A busy train station with civilians and mercenaries. The PCs want to get on board without raising too much suspicion
Impulses: Obstruct and catch the PCs, get the NPCs aboard safely with equipment
Difficulty: 11
Potential Adversaries: Guards, Jagged Knives
Features
- What hazards and obstacles present themselves?
- What opportunities arise?
- Who is the NPC criminal, and why do the guards want to catch them?
- What have the PCs heard about this criminal?
- How close is the relationship between the NPC and PC?
- Is there anything from the PC's backstory that might inform their notoriety?
Sneak Aboard the Train
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Sneak Aboard the Train Subclasses
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Background Questions
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