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| − | + | Summary of Backstory: A police officer who was shot along with a suspect by a mysterious person no one saw. The assumption was that the suspect and Clayborn had shot each other. Chase woke up later in the morgue. He had either been so close to death that he had been mistaken as dead, or he actually was dead for a while. The experience left his healt impaired, but instead of a disability pension he was hired by Stargazer Bureau. | |
| − | + | Appearance: A bald, frail-looking man in his forties. (Is actually in his twenties but his close call with death was bad for his health, resulting in loss of hair and atrophied muscles.) | |
| − | Connor O'Reilly | + | Concept: Not really dead, not really alive |
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| + | Trouble: Shouldn't be alive. | ||
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| + | Aspects: | ||
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| + | - My body is weak but my mind is strong. | ||
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| + | Refresh 3 | ||
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| + | Approaches: | ||
| + | - Careful 2 | ||
| + | - Clever 3 | ||
| + | - Flashy 1 | ||
| + | - Forceful 0 | ||
| + | - Quick 1 | ||
| + | - Sneaky 2 | ||
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| + | Stunt: Because I have Attention to Detail, I get a +2 when I Cleverly study a scene, person or object and have time to focus. | ||
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| + | Stunt: Because I am a Body Language Reader, I get a +2 when I Cleverly observe a person's behavior to determine his motives. | ||
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| + | Stunt: Because I have Danger Sense, once per game session I can automatically become aware of a threat. | ||
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| + | ===Richard Taylor=== | ||
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| + | ===Rebekah Black=== | ||
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| + | ===Connor O'Reilly=== | ||
==Aspects== | ==Aspects== | ||
Revision as of 03:34, 30 April 2019
Contents
Introduction
This is a Wiki page for a modern day paranormal investigation Fate Accelerated game run on RPG.net.
PCs
Chase Clayborn
Summary of Backstory: A police officer who was shot along with a suspect by a mysterious person no one saw. The assumption was that the suspect and Clayborn had shot each other. Chase woke up later in the morgue. He had either been so close to death that he had been mistaken as dead, or he actually was dead for a while. The experience left his healt impaired, but instead of a disability pension he was hired by Stargazer Bureau.
Appearance: A bald, frail-looking man in his forties. (Is actually in his twenties but his close call with death was bad for his health, resulting in loss of hair and atrophied muscles.)
Concept: Not really dead, not really alive
Trouble: Shouldn't be alive.
Aspects:
- My body is weak but my mind is strong.
Refresh 3
Approaches: - Careful 2 - Clever 3 - Flashy 1 - Forceful 0 - Quick 1 - Sneaky 2
Stunt: Because I have Attention to Detail, I get a +2 when I Cleverly study a scene, person or object and have time to focus.
Stunt: Because I am a Body Language Reader, I get a +2 when I Cleverly observe a person's behavior to determine his motives.
Stunt: Because I have Danger Sense, once per game session I can automatically become aware of a threat.
Richard Taylor
Rebekah Black
Connor O'Reilly
Aspects
Global
The Bureau's Gifts
Rainy in Pennsylvania
Situation/Scene Aspects
Nowhere to Hide
Boosts
GM
Fate Points: | | | |
Faces/Places
The Stargazer Bureau
The Stargazer Bureau started (and still has an arm in) as an entertainment “news” organization sponsored by the government as a means of distributing and controlling the flow of information regarding paranormal incidents that grew increasingly frequent in the past decade.
Today, the Stargazer Bureau is a highly sophisticated organization with some of the best tools in the world available to them. They have grown increasingly powerful in recent years and have worked their way into the government that created them.
As in its start, though, the Stargazer Bureau has remained an impulsive organization. Lots of tax dollars go into investigating bogus claims of the paranormal. But there is no paranormal incident that the Bureau shys away from and no paranormal beastie they're not willing to confront.
