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Alright, here is how this works: Choose a character to play as, and I'll draw out what you're doing. Two of them are currently in stories, the threads of which you can find bellow, one is still open to be made.
Sometimes a roll will be required - this will require a 2d100, first roll deciding whose roll I take, second the value, and it will always be opposed.
threads so far:
Tublat:
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive/1554706/
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive/1574649/
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive/1593056/
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive/1673449/
Charley:
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive/1620344/
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive/1635403/
twitter: https://twitter.com/notadraw
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>>1718848
Let's return to Charley. I'm in the mood for some shadowrunning.
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>>1718848
I wanna see Charlie
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>>1718878
>>1718900
Alright, you are Charles "Charley" Chambers and you yesterday you witnessed a truly grotesque abomination in the bowels of the factory you're a security guard of.
Now you're sitting on the computer, having done some research into what that mass of flesh and metal might be, and most recently have decided to look for other job opportunities in case whatever you've seen destroys your current work place.
>If you want a short retell in pictures, tell me
>otherwise, what do you want to do?
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>>1718914
you browse the job applications while you wait for motivation to do anything else.
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>>1718966
>We haven't been fired yet, so let's try and hit up our friends at work for rumors
Don't we have to go to work though? We only called in sick for yesterday.
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>>1718987
You phone up Beta from work who's just finished the night shift. He tells you that the med bay in the main block of Yuland Weytani Industries has been quarantined, and that he had to stand guard there most of the night.
Apparently, other than that, it's business as usual.
>Don't we have to go to work though? We only called in sick for yesterday
Yeah in... Oh fuck, you gotta go to work in two hours, and you haven't slept since yesterday.
>anything else you want to ask him?
Oherwise:
>what do you want to do?
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>>1719033
>Tell him we heard a rumour that someone of the staff has disappeared. Ask if he heard something. Reveal no details.
>Set up 3 alarms
>Take a power nap.
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>>1719079
You give Beta your cryptic hint and hit the hay, intent on waking up when the alarm goes off.
And indeed, you're awoken by a high pitched ringing, but as you try to snooze it, there's no reaction. The noise continues unabated.
A quick look at your watch reveals that it's not yet time to get up, and indeed somebody is holding down the doorbell to your apartment.
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>>1719121
>Take gun
>Answer door
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>>1719125
you open the door, your pistol in hand, and it opens to a man in a suit, accompanied by a large augmented guy in combat gear.
Immediately, the man tries to enter, but you persuade him to stay outside at gunpoint.
"Mister Chambers?" he asks then, slightly put off his stride. "We are with Crash Corporation, and we have a proposal for you."
The man in the combat armour stands around unsure of himself. Clearly, he had expected this interaction to start off differently. You see a shock baton drawn in his right hand.
>what do you want to do?
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>>1719176
>At 5 o'clock in the morning?
>What's so urgent?
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>>1719306
"Well we were hoping to get you before you went off to work, Mister Chambers." he replies, taking out a Credit chip from his suit.
"As we have heard from relyable sources that you have found a way to enter the inner sectors of Yuland Weytani, which is not normally open to individuals as... modestly reimbursed as you are. Which is why.." he says, holding out the credits in front of you.
"..we have decided to ask you for a favor. Quite simply, we ask you to bring us some information about a certain project, Codename GLTN. We at Crash Corps are very interested in what Yuland is doing in those secret facilities of theirs, and we'd love any and all information you could provide."
>what do you want to do?
I'm gonna stop here for today, but I'll be back tomorrow.
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>>1719385
>[Scam]You have to understand that I got there more or less accidentally. I can't guarantee I will be able to do it again. Especialy since now they've got an eye on me. [Take money for doing nothing]
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Rolled 4 (1d100)
>>1719399
well you ARE persuasive.
So for next time, roll me your smart (20)+10, giving you a +30 against his smart, which is also +30
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Rolled 12, 19 = 31 (2d100)
>>1719411
Right
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>>1719448
"You have to understand that I got there more or less accidentally. I can't guarantee I will be able to do it again. Especially since now they've got an eye on me." You say.
"We trust you will do it." the man says. "And to show our trust, we will give you twenty five percent up front. The rest will come later."
he hands you two credit chips.
"On the other chip's a phone number. call it once you have something for us."
With a grunt from the armoured fellow, the two disappear into the rain, and you are left alone, with what amounts to six month's worth of salary and little time to spare before you have to go to work
>what do you do?
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>>1723210
> Leave for work early. Punctuality is important...
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>>1723212
the responsible worker you are, you go to work early, and find the gate to Yuland Weytani beset by a group of degens vandalizing the walls.
There are plenty of groups that protest Yuland routinely, from pure-humanists to environmentalists, but these punks seem to be your run of the mill anarchists.
One of them smashes the surveillance camera with what looks like a baseball.
Not your fault, you decide. This is not your problem until your shift starts officially in half an hour.
>What do you want to do?
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>>1723246
> Use your persuasiveness to convince them of the incredible socio-economic unsustainability of anarchy and anarchist ideals?
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Rolled 84 (1d100)
>>1723253
alright, roll your smart (+20) against their smart (+0)
You get a +10 because you're persuasive, but a -10 because your argument suffers from the alternative being a Cyberpunk Dystopia. netting you a +20 all in all.
As a reminder, 2d100, first roll decides whose roll I take, second is the value I take.
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Rolled 55, 65 = 120 (2d100)
>>1723267
Here we go...
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>>1723278
You make what you believe to be a convincing argument, and one of the hooligans slumps down and starts murmuring something about the necessity of sacrificing rights to a sovereign in a mutual social contract in order to end the viscous cycle of preemptive strikes a theoretical state of nature would impose on those interested in preserving their life, and wanders off.
The other snarls at you and says "Fuck the system!"
He swings the pipe he's holding around menacingly.
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>>1723293
forgot:
>what do you want to do?
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>>1723293
> Explain the crucial folly in using a pipe to attack someone with a gun to the hoodlum. Punctuate this point by brandishing your weapon.
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Rolled 35 (1d100)
>>1723309
give me another roll, on smart again (+20) this time with a nother +20 on it for the pistol. He keeps his +0
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Rolled 43, 43 = 86 (2d100)
>>1723311
Alright...
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>>1723315
As he steps towards you, ready to strike you, you calmly take out your gun and present it to him.
"This is a bad idea." you say, matter-of-factly.
He drops his weapon and takes a step back.
"I.. I was only joking!" he assures you.
>what do you want to do?
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>>1723324
Hey, who's that with a gun aiming at the hoodlum's head?
>Prevent unnecessary violence.
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>>1723328
"Stop!" you shout, as Officer McErwin, the night shift, is about to pull the trigger on the hoodlum. The latter uses the second's hesitation to run off into the rain.
"You're getting soft, Charley." McErwin says.
"That corpse was mine to make. Look at the mess these degens made."
>What do you want to do?
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>>1723337
>Examine the camera
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>>1723342
it's busted.
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>>1723350
> Ask McErwin how splattering that punk would have fixed this mess.
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>>1723367
"I don't know man, one less degen at least." he says, shrugging.
"And a body to show that I've got things under control. That's why, incidentally, I'm going to clock out now. So unless you need me for anything else, you deal with it, I'm out"
>wdywtd?
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>>1723382
alright, I'ma take a break. I'll probably come back later.
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>>1723382
> Ask him whether anything of note occurred during his shift besides the aforementioned 'degens'.
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Hey, why don't we make a third character based around Call of Cthulhu?
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>>1723395
"Now that you mention it, there was something rather noteworthy; They've closed down Manifacturing Block C because of some accident or other. Apparently a bunch of people got injured, but I have no idea where they've brought them, the medbay being on lock down and everything. "
>>1723507
sure, you can always call up the character select screen. But be aware that on a draw of a vote, the currently active character takes precedence.
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>>1723542
>What's up with that lockdown, by the way?
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>>1723549
"I dunno. But the chief said it had something t'do with Doctor Min being the last one sent there. I don't even know what's wrong with her, but something must have happened. You evidently missed an eventful day."
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>>1723562
>Just my luck. I have nothing to gossip about now!
>Say goodbye and go to our workplace.
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>>1723568
you get to your desk and look through the day's log. Seems like McErwin's account of the day was pretty much complete. No further word about the monstrosity. The last disturbance was the degenerates you let go.
>wdywtd?
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>>1723594
>Create a ticket for the maintenance department to fix the camera
>Investigate the disturrbance at block C that was ostensibly a false alarm. This is suspicious.
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>>1723601
The disturbance was a distress call that came from Manifacturing Block C, somewhere in the bowels of the building. McErwin marked it as a false alarm, but you see the building being guarded by an automated drone, which begs the question of how he would even had gotten there to come to that conclusion.
The drone will certainly not let you pass without question.
>what do you want to do?
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>>1723639
>Seek an alternative way inside. An open window or something.
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Rolled 28 (1d100)
>>1723663
you'll find something, but let's see how good the route you'll find is. Roll on your smart (+20)
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Rolled 99, 35 = 134 (2d100)
>>1723665
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>>1723667
Ah, the good ol' sewer entrance. You'll be able to get into the main pipes under the building, but getting inside it might involve you getting wet.
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>>1723677
>Find plastic bags
>Wrap our feet in bags, three on each boot.
>Enter the sewers.
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>>1723677
> Make a make-shift hazmat suit using garbage bags, Try not to asphyxiate yourself...
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>>1723685
you enter the sewers, your boots protected.
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>>1723720
> Search for a way into Manufacturing Block C. Keep your weapon at the ready.
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>>1723702
already being down in the sewers, you have no choice but to forgoe the hazmat suit and go for a simple gas mask you get out of your pack of *security guard gear*.
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>>1723730
you stalk through the sewer, and find what should be a discharge pipe for a wing of the manifacturing block. It's been covered with a plate that's been welded on at the edges.
You could try to pry it open or go further into the sewage system.
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>>1723759
>Better look for another entrance first. Prying leaves traces.
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As bad a time to end this session it is, I sadly have to stop now. I don't know if I will be able to continue tomorrow, but if I will, I will say so on the twitter. If there's a prefered time for those that want to participate, tell me.
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