Primary Character Sheet
Name: nicknames and/or Call Sign (Call Sign should contain a proword and two numbers. i.e.: Cobra-zero-six or Saber-one-one)
Appearance: Age, gender, Height, build, facial structure. Voice and mannerisms, even.
Platoon Type: Platoon number will be assigned by GM.
Education/Training: Include both Civilian and military education. Include any knowledge and experience in foreign languages.
Background: You can include civilian history here, but I am mostly interested in your military background. What nation? What units? What job skills? What echelon your character has led or trained at? Connect the language experience your character has with places he/she has visited. Is he taking a position that he might be overqualified for simply because he enjoys working at that echelon level?
Personality: Try to get detailed with this. Please include both positive and negative personality types. How have these traits affected your character? Is he stronger because of this? Or weaker?
Likes:
Dislikes:
Fears:
Morale: (See Unit Sheet section regarding Morale. Your Platoon Commander will not be Green. He/she will be either Yellow, Orange, Red or Black. Black is the highest morale level which enables the leader a morale level of 18. If you roll a 19 or 20 on a 1d20, your leader has suffered some form of a mental breakdown and would rather not be in combat at that particular time. If a unit sees its leader break, the unit must undergo an additional morale check. If they fail two morale checks in the same turn, they run away and suffer 25% casualties.)
Leadership DRM: Your leader can roll a 1d20 to rally your unit to return to the fight. This can only happen when they are in earshot; i.e.: He is yelling at them! Depending on what your men think of their leader, he may have more of an impact on the unit than you think. This Die Roll Modifier is actually subtracted from (or added to) the dice roll because when it comes to morale, the lower the number, the better. To determine your character’s Leadership DRM roll a 1d20.
If the result is 1 – 3, his DRM = +1.
If the result is 4 – 10, his DRM = 0.
If the result is 11 – 15 his DRM = -1.
If the result is 16 – 18, his DRM = -2.
If you roll 19 – 20, his DRM = -3.
The best Morale and DRM combination you could have is Black (-3).
The worst Morale and DRM combination you could have is Yellow (+1).
(20 points to spread out within these attributes)
STRENGTH:
DEXTERITY:
STAMINA:
INTELLIGENCE:
WILLPOWER:
OBSERVATION:
Personal Skills:
Gifted(+5): 2 skills
Adept(+4): 3 skills
Average(+3): 3 skills
Novice(+2): 4 skills
Weaknesses: At least one nonphysical and physical weakness.
Equipment: (Optional) Please do not post the weapon you carry or the clothing you are wearing. All of your clothing, military equipment and weapons are issued to you from the Global Securities International (GSI). Please feel free to include personal items. As an employee of GSI, you are not authorized to carry privately owned weapons (POWs; firearms), but you can carry your own knives/tools if you wish.
Every employee of Global Securities International (GSI) is issued a combat uniform which includes black leather combat boots, tactical short sleeve shirt made of Polyester Mesh and spandex colored in olive green on the body and multi-cam on the sleeves and shoulders. GSI issues the Danish desert Camouflage pattern for its uniform wear. Employees are issued four different headgear. Their primary uniform cover is a sand or light brown colored beret, complete with GSI Flash worn on the left side of the head. Employees are also issued a navy blue wool watch cap, Kevlar ballistic helmet and a multi-cam booney cap which all can be worn in the field. During Hot climates, the T-shirt is authorized to wear without the combat uniform blouse.
Relationships: As characters are added, write your character’s observations/opinions about the other characters. Write from his/her perspective.
Name: nicknames and/or Call Sign (Call Sign should contain a proword and two numbers. i.e.: Cobra-zero-six or Saber-one-one)
Appearance: Age, gender, Height, build, facial structure. Voice and mannerisms, even.
Platoon Type: Platoon number will be assigned by GM.
Education/Training: Include both Civilian and military education. Include any knowledge and experience in foreign languages.
Background: You can include civilian history here, but I am mostly interested in your military background. What nation? What units? What job skills? What echelon your character has led or trained at? Connect the language experience your character has with places he/she has visited. Is he taking a position that he might be overqualified for simply because he enjoys working at that echelon level?
Personality: Try to get detailed with this. Please include both positive and negative personality types. How have these traits affected your character? Is he stronger because of this? Or weaker?
Likes:
Dislikes:
Fears:
Morale: (See Unit Sheet section regarding Morale. Your Platoon Commander will not be Green. He/she will be either Yellow, Orange, Red or Black. Black is the highest morale level which enables the leader a morale level of 18. If you roll a 19 or 20 on a 1d20, your leader has suffered some form of a mental breakdown and would rather not be in combat at that particular time. If a unit sees its leader break, the unit must undergo an additional morale check. If they fail two morale checks in the same turn, they run away and suffer 25% casualties.)
Leadership DRM: Your leader can roll a 1d20 to rally your unit to return to the fight. This can only happen when they are in earshot; i.e.: He is yelling at them! Depending on what your men think of their leader, he may have more of an impact on the unit than you think. This Die Roll Modifier is actually subtracted from (or added to) the dice roll because when it comes to morale, the lower the number, the better. To determine your character’s Leadership DRM roll a 1d20.
If the result is 1 – 3, his DRM = +1.
If the result is 4 – 10, his DRM = 0.
If the result is 11 – 15 his DRM = -1.
If the result is 16 – 18, his DRM = -2.
If you roll 19 – 20, his DRM = -3.
The best Morale and DRM combination you could have is Black (-3).
The worst Morale and DRM combination you could have is Yellow (+1).
(20 points to spread out within these attributes)
STRENGTH:
DEXTERITY:
STAMINA:
INTELLIGENCE:
WILLPOWER:
OBSERVATION:
Personal Skills:
Gifted(+5): 2 skills
Adept(+4): 3 skills
Average(+3): 3 skills
Novice(+2): 4 skills
Weaknesses: At least one nonphysical and physical weakness.
Equipment: (Optional) Please do not post the weapon you carry or the clothing you are wearing. All of your clothing, military equipment and weapons are issued to you from the Global Securities International (GSI). Please feel free to include personal items. As an employee of GSI, you are not authorized to carry privately owned weapons (POWs; firearms), but you can carry your own knives/tools if you wish.
Every employee of Global Securities International (GSI) is issued a combat uniform which includes black leather combat boots, tactical short sleeve shirt made of Polyester Mesh and spandex colored in olive green on the body and multi-cam on the sleeves and shoulders. GSI issues the Danish desert Camouflage pattern for its uniform wear. Employees are issued four different headgear. Their primary uniform cover is a sand or light brown colored beret, complete with GSI Flash worn on the left side of the head. Employees are also issued a navy blue wool watch cap, Kevlar ballistic helmet and a multi-cam booney cap which all can be worn in the field. During Hot climates, the T-shirt is authorized to wear without the combat uniform blouse.
Relationships: As characters are added, write your character’s observations/opinions about the other characters. Write from his/her perspective.