Firefly: 2UW 8
Aaron Abernathy :: First Name In Guidebooks
Character Quote
Approaches 
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|| Charming 
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Roles 
Tracker
- Overlooked
- Cultures
Performer
- Writer
Fixer
Operator
Scrapper
Leader 
Distinctions/SFX 
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Vanity Distinction - First Name In Guidebooks
Hinder: Sometimes your distinction works against you. Gain 1 plot point when you roll a 
instead of a - SFX: Expense Account Spend one PP to create Asset based on money.
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Vice Distinction - Cowardly
- Hinder: Sometimes your distinction works against you. Gain 1 plot point when you roll a instead of a
- SFX: [Classified] [Classified]
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Virtue Distinction - Helpful
- Hinder: Sometimes your distinction works against you. Gain 1 plot point when you roll a instead of a
- Unactivated SFX: Description
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Signature Assets
Guidebook Actually a series of guidebooks under the main title of Aaron's Guide to the 'Verse, most of the information is contained on a single datapad, with added information for Aaron's latest project in a handwritten journal.
- Unactivated SFX: I'll Check The Index When spending time looking up information in his guidebook, take a
Hyper-Focused complication (or step up an existing complication) to step up or double Guidebook for the search.
- Unactivated SFX: I'll Check The Index When spending time looking up information in his guidebook, take a
Well-Off Aaron's profits as a guidebook writer have amounted to a noteworthy sum. Although much of his wealth is tied up in long-term investments, he has enough disposable income to live comfortably.
Background/Bio
Aaron is the writer of a series of guidebooks about the 'Verse. It's unclear if his popularity is due to the quality of his work...or just that when someone looks for a guidebook, his name is first in the alphabet. He started his career in the Core Worlds. A decade later, he's in the process of working through the various Border Worlds. His style has become a bit less factual and more entertaining over the years, as his customers are more likely to read about life in the Border Worlds than to actually go there. Not a lot of people recognize him, as the publisher used a stand-in for the author photo on his first book, and that same photo has been in every book he's written since then.
There was an...incident...on one of the worlds he was visiting - a Reaver attack. Next thing he knew, he was dragged into an Independent base and told he was the sole survivor. His memories are hazy, but he has enough information about what happened that the Independents snapped him up as a person of interest. It's also possible that the commander is a fan, and wants an advance copy of his next book...
