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Rearings:
 
Rearings:
Bartertowner = big city background
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* Bartertowner = big city background
Feral = survivalist community
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* Feral = survivalist community
Nomad = traveled a lot
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* Nomad = traveled a lot
Remnant = well educated
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* Remnant = well educated
Steader = small town background
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* Steader = small town background
Tribal = rural background
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* Tribal = rural background
Trog = gang background
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* Trog = gang background
  
 
Pursuits:
 
Pursuits:
Airman = pilot or aviation enthusiast.  
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* Airman = pilot or aviation enthusiast.  
Beastmaster = someone experienced in working with animals, like a vet or farmer.
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* Beastmaster = someone experienced in working with animals, like a vet or farmer.
Brave = ex military
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* Brave = ex military
Bounty hunter = law enforcement
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* Bounty hunter = law enforcement
Greaser = mechanic, technician, electrician, or similar
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* Greaser = mechanic, technician, electrician, or similar
Hauler = trucker or bus driver
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* Hauler = trucker or bus driver
Healer = medical professional
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* Healer = medical professional
Lore Keeper = university-level education
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* Lore Keeper = university-level education
Outrider = biker
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* Outrider = biker
Raider = former violent criminal
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* Raider = former violent criminal
Road warrior = professional driver / military vehicle crew / highway patrol
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* Road warrior = professional driver / military vehicle crew / highway patrol
Sentinel = professional security
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* Sentinel = professional security
Scavenger = construction worker / rescue worker
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* Scavenger = construction worker / rescue worker
Shaman = new age enthusiast / folk healer / mystic
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* Shaman = new age enthusiast / folk healer / mystic
Skulk = former non-violent criminal
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* Skulk = former non-violent criminal
Wastelander = survivalist / hunter
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* Wastelander = survivalist / hunter

Latest revision as of 22:55, 15 April 2018

In character creation, Rearings and Pursuit need a bit of name-tweaking to make better sense in a near-future zombie setting. In general, pick ones that seem to provide the kind of stats that fit the character concept. We can then make the choice fit the background, rather than the other way round. Here are some suggestions of what the various choices might mean in the setting. The choices and meanings are naturally not limited to my suggestions. These are just examples.

Rearings:

  • Bartertowner = big city background
  • Feral = survivalist community
  • Nomad = traveled a lot
  • Remnant = well educated
  • Steader = small town background
  • Tribal = rural background
  • Trog = gang background

Pursuits:

  • Airman = pilot or aviation enthusiast.
  • Beastmaster = someone experienced in working with animals, like a vet or farmer.
  • Brave = ex military
  • Bounty hunter = law enforcement
  • Greaser = mechanic, technician, electrician, or similar
  • Hauler = trucker or bus driver
  • Healer = medical professional
  • Lore Keeper = university-level education
  • Outrider = biker
  • Raider = former violent criminal
  • Road warrior = professional driver / military vehicle crew / highway patrol
  • Sentinel = professional security
  • Scavenger = construction worker / rescue worker
  • Shaman = new age enthusiast / folk healer / mystic
  • Skulk = former non-violent criminal
  • Wastelander = survivalist / hunter