As a little snippet of what I am working on, here is a piece of the Revolutionary Handbook covering revolutionary slang and code.

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[color=peru][i]Obviously, if we spoke the words that were on our minds, we wouldn't exactly have the easiest time meeting in public. So we have incorporated a number of key slang words to be used when one needs to deliver a discreet message in public. Anybody who grew up in the streets should already be rather fluent with these words. This, by no means, is a language book. But we felt it important that all revolutionaries at least know the most common words in the revolutionary's vocabulary.

[color=gray]Purely for the player's benefit to help them immerse themselves and their character into the world just that little bit more. The GM shouldn't penalize a player not using this language when they probably should have, unless it is specifically stated within a mission's parameters that slang talk is required for discretion.[/color]

[u][b]Brasser[/b][/u]
Asgardian soldiers. Known as Brassers for the distinct brass plate armor they wear.

"I saw a group of Brassers two blocks down."
"Let's go hunt some Brassers."

[u][b]Lock[/b][/u]
Gun, firearm, ranged weapon of any type.

"Get your locks ready! They're coming!"
"The lock shipment is on schedule."

[u][b]Power[/b][/u]
Mana

"Do we have enough power for the generator?"
"We're going to hit a power transport tomorrow."

[u][b]Rock[/b][/u]
Mana Crystal

"Go put that rock in the gyrocopter and get it ready."
"My lock is dead! Pass me a rock!"

[u][b]The Goal[/b][/u]
Tyberia, the removal of occupying forces, freedom

"The Goal is all that matters."
"Fight for the Goal!"

[u][b]Cogger[/b][/u]
Inventors, mechanics, anyone with a technical aptitude

"The cogger fixed up my arm pretty good!"
"That cogger's new ornithopter sure is something."

[u][b]Job[/b][/u]
Mission, task, assignment

"We've got a job tomorrow."
"Sorry, can't stick around. Got a job to do."

[u][b]'Umpteenth' Cousin[/b][/u]
Other revolutionaries, just remember to take note of who is who to keep a consistant story.

"My sixth cousin offered me a job, said it was a family gig."
"One second, I'm going to have to ask my twentieth cousin... It's confusing, I know."

[u][b]Pointer[/b][/u]
Elf

"The pointer said to speak to you."

[u][b]Stubber[/b][/u]
Dwarf

"That stubber has a bit of an attitude problem..."

[u][b]Conehead[/b][/u]
Gnome

"I hear the cogger is a crazy conehead."

[u][b]Brute[/b][/u]
Orc

"I just got messed up by a brute!"

[u][b]Hobb[/b][/u]
Halfling

"Hate to break it to you, but that hobb just swindled you."

[u][b]Joe/Joanne[/b][/u]
Human, male/female when singular. Joe can be used to represent all humans in a collective group. Additionally, the singular forms can be used as plurals if every human in a group is the same gender.

"There's too many Joes in this city..."
"She was the prettiest Joanne I ever saw!"
"We're here to meet some Joannes, don't make it awkward!

[u][b]Goodie[/b][/u]
Knight, doesn't matter which order the knight belongs to.

"I hear a goodie showed up in the Goal yesterday."

[u][b]Sap[/b][/u]
Amber Roots, Money, Currency (whether it be legal currency or improvised)

"We're gonna need a lot of sap if we want that."
"In here, toba sticks are sap."[/i][/color]
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