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Magic exists and it causes a lot of problems. The Grand Atelier could fix any of these issues with ease, but they're busy realligning the stars or transcribing the music of the spheres or whatever it is that full Magi do. So they made you, and now its your job to clean up all the messes while hopefully not becoming one yourself.

 Pure d6 RTD baby. Only one thing different: Fate Points. Whenever you roll a 1, you get a Fate Point. You can spend a Fate Point with any action to roll at advantage for that action. You can spend multiple to roll at multiple advantage. Fate points are linked to players, not characters, so they carry over between characters. You start with 0. 

You can use magic once a turn. There's no mana, use it how you like, but be careful.

Create a character sheet. Put this, spoilered, into every post you make that contains an action.  If you have no sheet I WILL IGNORE YOU. OR WORSE.  Sheet needs:

Name: (Whatever you call yourself)
Description: (Homunculi are basically human, but might be a little weird. They all have personalities and some claim to have memories from before they were here. These are of course false and nothing but aberrations in the culturing process.)
Nature: (See below)
Status: (How are you doing?  Is your head made out of steel? Are you coated in armor made of bees? Are you a sapient lamp?  Let me know here.)
HP: (You have 10 HP to start with. Try not to lose it.)
Inventory: (Whatcha got on ya? Keep it up to date.)
Fate Points: (Start at 0.)

NATURES
The homunculi are created automatically by the Culturing Cauldron and have been in production for decades, maybe longer. As such the process has started to degrade a bit and they come out with a bit of magical corruption these days.  This corruption alters their nature and allows them to use just a bit of magic.  The known Natures are:

Elemental: Elementals have a bit of some random material mixed up in their body. Fire, ice, mud, plastic, hotdog, the list is basically endless. Elementals can control their element and, with a sacrifice of HP, produce more of it from their bodies. Exposure to their element will slowly heal them, and they are generally immune or at least resistant to that element. (The element is chosen by me).

Verbomancer: These guys have control over a specific, randomly chosen verb. Their magic revolves around manipulating the world with the meaning of that verb. For example, “Run” could be used to make a machine function, to speed up the motion of something, or to cause an enemy to flee. (The verb is chosen by me.)

Functionary: They can pull the function or state out of a physical object and apply it to something else. For example, they could pull “Open” out of an open door and place it on a locked safe. These removed concepts are physical objects that have to be pulled by hand from one thing and placed by hand into the other. They also have to be physically held by the user lest they vanish.

Animist: They can bring things to life, but have to sacrifice HP to do so, pumping it into the object. They share a pool of life with their animated things, so if they give 5 HP to something their max life becomes 5 HP while the thing is still alive.  When the animated thing takes damage, the HP returns to the Animist. Animists are spread among their creations so the death of any particular one, even the “original”, doesn’t result in the death of the others. But only the Original regains the HP from the fallen: if the original dies, the others are stuck with what they have.

Cognizants: One of the weirder looking Homunculi: They always have a pair of crystal balls instead of normal eyes. They can use their magic to know anything, from the future to the past and anything in between. But the result of their rolls are always hidden.

All-Tounges: They can speak with anything. ANYTHING. People, animals, plants, rocks, street signs, wind, gravity, love, etc. But they can only speak to them, not command them. They may be able to convince what they're talking to to do something for them, but it usually has a cost. They have to be careful what they talk to, as more powerful things might dislike being interrupted. Gravity is rather busy, after all.

Anagramist: They are able to transmute objects into other objects. This is done by rearranging and/or removing letters from the name of the object. For example, “Keyboard” into a Key, a Boar, an Oak, or a Year. They can only use this power on physical objects they can hold, and the object's name is defined as "Material Object". So "Plastic Keyboard" or something like that.

Glutton: They can eat just about anything and then remake it from their own flesh. This sses HP , with larger or more powerful things using up more HP. They can make as many of the object as they want.

Chameleon: Allows the Homunculus to take on the shape/material of anything they are currently touching. How much of themselves they can change depends on the amount of the matieral they're touching. So if ya want your whole body to become steel, you have to be touching at least as much steel.

Pureblood: The process worked perfectly this time and produced a homunculi with absolutely no corruption! No special ablities but some believe they have a greater resistance to magic as a result. Hard to say.

Here are your stats. I'm just gonna assume you're some dumb human in a kingly robe. But feel free to name yourself and give yourself some expansive description that I'll Ignore or forget~

Strength: For melee and normal strength stuff
Dexterity: For ranged and normal dex stuff
Endurance: For resisting physical changes and Endurance stuff
Will: For resisting mental changes and Will stuff (like controlling critters)
Potency: Rolled for amounts and strengths of a crown power. Like the amount or strength of fire.
Control: Rolled for the precision of a crown power, like making forms or manipulating actions.

You have 1 d4, 3d6, 1d8, and 1d10. Connect one die to each stat, however you want.

Then, chose a number 1 through 50.  This will choose your Crown.

Last, and you can do this after I tell you what your Crown is, you can bring 3 items into the arena. These can be anything within reason. A sword is fine, a thermonuclear weapon is not. If you get fancy, I'll slap you.

1. We're building this castle by filling in a grid map.

2. You pick a single grid space to start on. This is where your throne is planted.

3. Your first room is built around the throne, from there all subsequent rooms have to be touching either an earlier room of yours or another space that you can access by moving through connecting rooms. Ie, you can't build isolated things.

4. You can build 1 room per turn.

5. General size, quality, and nature are tied to an RTD roll.

6. You do not need to map the room out specifically (though you can if you want) but you do need to give a general idea of where it is to be placed. There is a grid to make this easier.

7. You must describe your room. What it looks like, what it contains, etc.

8. If two players try to build in the same space, their rooms will be merged to form a hybrid room.

9. Only 8 players may play at a time. At the end of each round I'll choose a best room. The player who made the best room moves on while the other 7 are subjected to a random elimination with a new player coming in to replace the eliminated person. Anyone who doesn't post is automatically eliminated.

10. First to get 10 best rooms is the winner and ends the construction (or maybe I'll end it before that and declare a winner, depending on how things go).

MOOK is a game about being one of the many many employees of OMNITECH, a high tech research and development corporation with seemingly limitless funding and very flexible ethics. They have facilities all over the world and the solar system and are researching all manner of futuristic and dangerous things. As one of their security officers it will be up to you to try and fix things when they go horribly wrong as they so often do. You know all those corpses and blood smears you see in DOOM as you run around as super powered space marine? In Mook you play as one of those corpses. 

 This is Expanded RTD rules for the most part. It breaks down like this
1: Ripped and Torn
2: Couldn't hit the broad side of a Cyberdemon
3: A bit of splash damage, at least
4: My cause is just...my will is strong...and my gun is very, very large!
5 and up: Who`s a man and a half? I`m a man and a half! Berzerker packin` man and a half! Dynamite!
Max: Now I`m radioactive! That can`t be good!

The "Expanded" part is because we don't just use a d6. We use from d4 to d12 for stats and skills, with bigger dice being better.

Characters all have the following stats and skills, and one of the classes. All stat and skill start at d4 unless the class says otherwise. Characters begin with 5 points that they can spend on stats and skills. Each point allows a stat to be raised by one die level, for example from d4 to d6, from d6 to d8 and so on, with a max of d12. Choose your class, stats and skills and then fill out the character sheet below to create the character. 

Stats
Strength: Lifting stuff, carrying stuff, wielding big ass weapons.
Dexterity: Balance, coordination, not falling off stuff.
Speed: Outrunning and reacting in time not to die.
Endurance: Sustaining action and staving off things like sickness.
Will: Concentration, staving off fear, insanity, etc
Knowledge: Knowing things. Roll to know things.
Fate: How things generally work out for you. Low fate means things will probably go bad more often.

Skills
Melee: Includes fists and any standard melee weapon. Doesn’t include Occult, and the like.
Guns: Pistols, SMGs, Plasma cannons, foam guns, Drill rifles, basically any tube or tube like object that propels hurtful things out of it. Doesn’t cover anything too weird.
Explosives: Bombs, grenades, demolition charges, etc. Also covers things like Bazookas, grenade launchers, etc.
Implants: For using implanted devices. Some implants, such as guns or blades, are covered by their respective skills, while this skill tends to handle implants that don’t fall under other skills. Bionic vision, motion tracking, auto healing, etc.
Mechanics: Covers building, repair, modification, and similar actions.
Technology: Covers using technology and scientific gear.
Medical: Covers basically anything involved fixing or modifying a person.
Occult: Covers the use of occult items and tech.
Speech: Covers the use of your words to convince someone of a thing.

Life and Attack
Two stats which aren't listed above are "Life" and "Attack", both start at  d2. These are not rolled and a number taken, rather the dice themselves are used.  When hit, the player rolls their life die vs the attacker’s attack die. If the life die is higher, the attack is ineffective or misses. If lower, it deals damage. The greater the difference, the more the damage dealt. Life goes up with armor, attack with weapons. You cannot stack weapons or armor or anything like that.

Difference damage breakdown (Estimated)
1: minor
2: moderate
3: major
4: Fatal
5: Giblets

Because RTD is used, 3s, 4’s and Max’s can add or subtract from the dice difference depending on outcome. Life rolls also generally gain negative modifiers for significant injuries


Class
Security The standard OMNITECH security guard is reasonably well armed, sort of well armored, decently paid, and highly unlikely to reach retirement. There are many dangerous things in the OMNITECH world and the noble security guard is expected (and contractually obligated) to place themselves between these hazards and the fragile scientists and workers they watch over.
Gun, Melee: d6

OMNITECH Riot suit (d6 Life)
    A set of all gray body armor notable for its heavy chest and back plates, spherical pauldrons, articulated gauntlets and face obscuring helmet. Has “SECURITY” stenciled across the front and a big OMNITECH eye logo stamped on the helmet.
OMNITECH Generic Security Rifle (d6 ranged Attack) and 3 magazines (d6 use die)
    One of the “Generic” brand of OMNITECH weapons which are ubiquitous in OMNITECH installations. It is an unassuming gray brick of a gun that most resembles a P90 as designed by someone with an intense passion for straight lines and 90 degree angles. It is a bullpup design with a large magazine slotted into a spot on the top of the weapon. Uses standard UEC 7.5mmx50mm steel-carbide rounds.   The word “RIFLE” has been stenciled along one side of the weapon.
OMNITECH Generic Security Baton (d4 melee attack)
    One of the “Generic” brand of OMNITECH weapons which are ubiquitous in OMNITECH installations. A non-collapsible metal tonfa with a square shaped striking surface to allow for both flat and edged blows. The solid metal construction is further enhanced with embedded weights to make the weapon both balanced and capable of more powerful strikes.  Has the word “BATON” stenciled on one side and “SECURITY” on the other.
OMNITECH electrical behavior modification implant
    A standard “contractual obligation enforcing” implant given to all Security personnel. Allows supervisors to inflict “Electrical Guidance” to the security agent if they are, in the supervisor’s opinion, acting incorrectly.
OMNITECH Omni-light
    A consumer brand flashlight produced by OMNITECH. Painted gray and labeled “FLASHLIGHT” to fit in with the generic brand of everything else.

Combat Engineer Normal engineers solve problems like “This toaster isn’t working” or “We need this electric motor to run 5% more efficiently.” Combat engineers (attempt) to solve problems like “The automated foundry is about to melt down and detonate” or “If we don’t figure out which button to push this section of lab is going to be cross-dimensionally transported into the realm of nightmares.” They are effectively identical to a normal engineer with the addition of a gun, a worse working environment, and higher insurance premiums.
Dex, mechanics: d6

OMNITECH Red Jumpsuit
    The standard OMNITECH jumpsuit. Covers everything but the head, hands, and feet. Stain resistant, waterproof, breathable, light, and overall comfortable as everyday wear. Offers no protection against anything more dangerous than a spilled cup of coffee.  Has the employee’s name stenciled on the back like a sports jersey.  This one is red and has a smaller “ENGINEER” stenciled across the right side of the chest, just under the collar bone.
OMNITECH Generic Personal Sidearm (d4 ranged attack) x3 Magazines (d4 use die)
     One of the “Generic” brand of OMNITECH weapons which are ubiquitous in OMNITECH installations. The Generic Personal Sidearm is a handgun as drawn by a 9 year old; A gray rectangle with a gray rectangle grip and a trigger that looks more like a light switch with a trigger guard that looks like an allen wrench. It is uncomfortable, unappealing, and very clearly designed by the lowest bidder, but can effectively put .45 slugs into targets.
OMNITECH Tool kit (3 charges. Expend one to gain advantage on a repair or modify roll)
    A red metal box with chrome clasps holding it shut. Contains a variety of simple tools for handling a variety of simple problems. Has “MAINTENANCE” stenciled in white along the bottom.
Box of 5 high visibility flares
    Military Surplus flares. Come in a box with the United Earth Coalition logo stamped on it.  Work equally well in atmosphere, space, or water and burn for up to 30 minutes with an alternating Red-white pattern.

Hazardous Materials Reclamation Crew Reclamation crews are generally called in for problems that are less hostile and more just innately fatal. Metal fluorine fires, high radiation leaks, poison gas, memetic hazards, level 4 pathogens and the like. Their isolation suits and foam guns are well suited for the task but generally don’t hold up on things that are actively seeking to render them metabolically compromised.
End, Guns: d6

OMNITECH Isolation Suit (Protection from many environmental dangers)
    The OMNITECH Isolation Suit  resembles a more advanced, rubberized version of the standard OMNITECH Jumpsuit; It covers the whole body now with built in boots and gloves, along with a helmet that resembles something between a fishbowl space helmet and a gasmask. The suit includes a powerful rebreather and filtration system, which lets the wearer survive in hazardous atmospheres nearly indefinitely so long as there is at least a small amount of oxygen. The suit can function in vacuum and hypoxic environments for short periods of time but isn’t designed around such things.  Internal shielding provides some protection vs temperature and radiation, though it is not invulnerable. Has the user’s name Stenciled on the back and HMRC stenciled on the front in smaller letters.
OMNITECH Foam Gun (d4 attack. Does no damage. If successful, target is immobilized. Multiple guns used in concert stack, ie three people using foam guns at once would be 3d4. Some targets immune.) Foam tank, d8 use die.
    The OMNITECH foam gun began life as a fire extinguisher, eventually being souped up into a sort of anti-flamethrower. Basically a sprayer attached to a large pressurized tank of chemicals, the gun fires a foam that is highly sticky, expansive, and hardens quickly. Designed to douse fires, control spills and leaks, and to contain dangerous substances.  Painted high visibility Yellow and Red with a stenciled black “HMRC” on the tank.
OMNITECH Sealing Tool (D4 use die)
    A modified welding torch with a built in gas tank. Has an attached nozzle that focuses the flame to either side and directs the metal down  into a center trough of sorts. Designed specifically for sealing metal bulkhead doors
OMNITECH Environmental Scanner
    The OMNITECH environmental scanner is an all purpose environmental hazard identification suite. Roughly the size of a PDA, it can analyze dozens of environmental hazards including radiation levels, temperature, pathogen load in air or fluid samples, gravity, toxins, oxygen levels, and many more. Usually only functions with mundane dangers.

Emergency Technician Combat Engineers handle the nitty gritty of machines and systems but Techs handle the other stuff. Chemistry, hacking, piloting, any sort of mechanical of scientific work that doesn’t involve a wrench, duct tape, or some preternatural gunk. Think of them as Practical Scientists who go out and do the field work while the guys in labcoats sip their brandy and ineffectually flirt with their secretaries.
Know, Tech: d6

OMNITECH White Jumpsuit
     The standard OMNITECH jumpsuit. Covers everything but the head, hands, and feet. Stain resistant, waterproof, breathable, light, and overall comfortable as everyday wear. Offers no protection against anything more dangerous than a spilled cup of coffee.  Has the employee’s name stenciled on the back like a sports jersey.  This one is white and has a smaller “TECHNICIAN” stenciled across the right side of the chest, just under the collar bone.
OMNITECH Generic Personal Sidearm (d4 ranged attack) x3 Magazines (d4 use die)
     One of the “Generic” brand of OMNITECH weapons which are ubiquitous in OMNITECH installations. The Generic Personal Sidearm is a handgun as drawn by a 9 year old; A gray rectangle with a gray rectangle grip and a trigger that looks more like a light switch with a trigger guard that looks like an allen wrench. It is uncomfortable, unappealing, and very clearly designed by the lowest bidder, but can effectively put .45 slugs into targets.
OMNITECH Override Fob (Allows activation of most vehicles)
    A small black plastic device shaped like a fat teardrop. It has one button marked “UNLOCK” and another on the other side labeled “ACTIVATE”. Allows technicians to automatically enter and use most standard OMNITECH vehicles, though not all.
OMNITECH Personal Computing Cube and Universal adapter
    The OMNITECH PCC is a high powered, very compact, computing device with projected hologram keyboard and displays. Useful in many applications from diagnostic work to playing solitaire.  Comes equipped with a universal wired adapter to allow connection with any standard OMNITECH ports.

Combat Medic If it seems odd that someone with a highly employable medical degree would risk their lives attempting to give CPR to the soupy remains of a former teammate, then you should stop and remember that OMNITECH is willing to let anyone who passes their entrance exam become a combat medic. Including unlicensed, disgraced, drunken, felonious, and otherwise unmarketable individuals who have nowhere else to ply their blood soaked trade. The benefits package is pretty good too.
Med, will: d6

OMNITECH Green Jumpsuit
     The standard OMNITECH jumpsuit. Covers everything but the head, hands, and feet. Stain resistant, waterproof, breathable, light, and overall comfortable as everyday wear. Offers no protection against anything more dangerous than a spilled cup of coffee.  Has the employee’s name stenciled on the back like a sports jersey.  This one is green and has a smaller “MEDIC” stenciled across the right side of the chest, just under the collar bone.
OMNITECH Generic Personal Sidearm (d4 ranged attack) x3 Magazines (d4 use die)
     One of the “Generic” brand of OMNITECH weapons which are ubiquitous in OMNITECH installations. The Generic Personal Sidearm is a handgun as drawn by a 9 year old; A gray rectangle with a gray rectangle grip and a trigger that looks more like a light switch with a trigger guard that looks like an allen wrench. It is uncomfortable, unappealing, and very clearly designed by the lowest bidder, but can effectively put .45 slugs into targets.
OMNITECH Medical Kit (3 charges. Expend one to gain advantage on a Medical roll)
     A small white box filled with a variety of simple remedies and basic medical equipment. Useful in the application of aid to injured employees. Using it on non-employees violates the warranty agreement.
OMNITECH Stimulant (Raises life by one die level till next injury) X 3
An innocuous looking syringe of what appears to be saline. Contains a high end stimulant that can enhances the user's innate capacities for a time. A large warning sticker on the side reads "DO NOT DOUBLE DOSE".

Cultist Though technically classified as “Occult Materials and Information management officers”, everyone just calls these black suited weirdos Cultists. Occult in this case refers to hidden, mysterious, preternatural, classified, unknown, or otherwise weird objects, information, and situations. They are brought in to deal with things that other people would have no idea how to handle. Chances are that they also don’t know how to handle them a lot of the time, but they make a convincing show of hiding that fact.
Occult, Fate : d6

OMNITECH Black Jumpsuit
     The standard OMNITECH jumpsuit. Covers everything but the head, hands, and feet. Stain resistant, waterproof, breathable, light, and overall comfortable as everyday wear. Offers no protection against anything more dangerous than a spilled cup of coffee.  Has the employee’s name stenciled on the back like a sports jersey.  This one is Black and has a smaller “OCCULT” stenciled across the right side of the chest, just under the collar bone.
OMNITECH Generic Personal Sidearm (d4 ranged attack) x3 Magazines (d4 use die)
     One of the “Generic” brand of OMNITECH weapons which are ubiquitous in OMNITECH installations. The Generic Personal Sidearm is a handgun as drawn by a 9 year old; A gray rectangle with a gray rectangle grip and a trigger that looks more like a light switch with a trigger guard that looks like an allen wrench. It is uncomfortable, unappealing, and very clearly designed by the lowest bidder, but can effectively put .45 slugs into targets.
OMNITECH Universal Containment Pod x 5
    OMNITECH Containment pods resemble a clear tube held in between two large metal ends with long rods forming a cage and reinforcing structure around the tube.  One of the metal ends has an iris design to allow it to open and allow a sample in before clamping shut. Though the tubes look to be glass they are a multilayer reinforced acrylic that is remarkably strong and non-reactive.
OMNITECH Null-Rod
    The Null-rod is a collapsible rod made of the same non-reactive acrylic as the inner lining of the containment pods. Used by Cultists for the investigative prodding and poking of things that look dangerous.


Sanitation Officer The sanitation crew is not a glamorous lot. Bedecked in squeaking rubber jumpsuits and carrying heavy personal incinerators, they are charged mostly with tidying up after the work of the other Security team members. They play the part of unofficial morticians much of the time, reducing unpaid interns, former doctors, and former teammates into easy to dispose of ash cubes which will be left carefully stacked up near the doorways of cleaned rooms. The wipe up the blood, goo, and various nonhazardous (Outside of potential slip and fall hazards) left behind after the HMRC are done with the more fatal work.  They are also notorious smart asses who stand back, leaning on their automops and shouting sarcastic encouragement at their friends and future slip hazards.
Fate: D8

OMNITECH Rubberized Jumpsuit
     The rubberized jumpsuit is effectively identical to that worn by the HMRC but lacking its sophisticated breathing apparatus. Its a puke green color that is universally reviled and is for some reason far squeakier than the HMRC suit, complete with boots that squeal and squeak and whine constantly. SANITATION is written across the chest in big letters and the Officer's name on the back.
OMNITECH Incinerator
     A backpack portable, high temperature, thermonuclear incinerator.  Burns up almost any organic material and many inorganic ones, depositing the resulting tightly compressed ash blocks on the ground like smoldering rabbit droppings.  Has both a large hatch for loading in bulky waste and a vacuum hose for sucking up small debris. Can also be set to spray flame, though doing so is technically against regulations and highly dangerous. Has "SANITATION" stenciled on one side of the main body.
OMNITECH Arc Scraper
     A sort of laser squeegee, a metal handle that splits into two wide set prongs, between which a high energy arc of electricity flows. Used to burn up and reduce to ash stubborn waste clinging to metal. The Rubber jumpsuit of the Sanitation Tech protects them against possible arcing, but teammates should make sure to stand clear of anything metal that is being cleaned with the scraper, lest they become something else that must be cleaned up.  Has at least 8 warning stickers on it.
OMNITECH Automop
     A marvel of cleaning technology, the OMNITECH automop is one of OMNIHOME line's flagship products. It is essentially a circular scrubbing head affixed to a handle, which rotates and scrubs automatically, dispensing soap and water from an internal reservoir as needed.  The Automop cleans with precision engineered efficiency and ease, leaving sparkling floors and a fresh pine scent behind it. So efficient are they that many have argued that Sanitation Officers could be replaced by nothing but a fleet of Automop drones. Those suggesting this tend to end up in an ash cube and as such the suggestion is never taken too seriously.

Public Relations Representative Although technically not part of the security team, the ubiquitous Public Relations corps are almost always close behind. Where the Sanitation Officers work to clean up any physical evidence of experimental mishaps, the PR corps work to clean up any unfortunate rumors or misgivings among members of the public or the staff.  Whether it is cataloging the dead for termination paperwork, obliterating the memory of a traumatized worker, or getting a large group of people to sign away their legal right to pursue a class action lawsuit, the PR corps are there.
Will, Speech; D6

Executive Jumpsuit
      The Executive jumpsuit is, in construction, completely identical to any other standard OMNITECH jumpsuit. The only difference between this and the others is that instead of a solid color, this jumpsuit has been printed with an image such that it looks (Sort of) like the wearer is wearing an expensive 3 piece business suit. Unlike the other suits, it has no names or designations printed on it and comes with a pair of oddly disconcerting black gloves and shoes that lack any distinctive footprint impressions.
OMNITECH Gauss Minicannon (d4 ranged attack) x3 magazines (use die 4) (Silent)
     Despite the name, the Gauss Minicannon is nothing but a magnetically driven pistol. Its no stronger than the standard "Generic" brand pistol, far more expensive, and requires ferromagnetic rounds. Its only positive point, aside from being a mini Gauss cannon and thus a great conversation starter, is that it is almost totally silent. Its subsonic and uses no propellant so the only sound it makes is a slight puff and then, usually, the muffled thud of a whistle blower hitting the ground.
OMNITECH Memory Eradicator
     The Memory Eradicator is a portable version of the much touted OMNITECH Instant Criminal Rehabilitation Helmet and works the same way. Through the directed use of electrical current, sections of the brain are stimulated and memories are destroyed. Unlike the Rehabilitation helmet, the Memory eradicator -which is only about the size and shape of your average stun gun- has far less sophistication in terms of its specificity. It has only three settings for memory erasure: 1 day, 3 days, and Complete. It also has a worrying failure rate and a not insignificant chance of causing a long list of side effects including seizures, mania, brain damage, permanent personality alterations, and death. As such, OMNITECH has made sure to place a small yellow danger sticker on it.
OMNITECH Contract Notebook
     The OMNITECH contract notebook is a personal computer roughly the size of a large book which contains only a single program: The OMNITECH Omnilaywer suite. The notebook monitors conversations and situations through its microphone and then analyzes the correct contract required. It then automatically fills in the names of the parties involved and prints the contract, ready for signing. Nondisclosure contracts, waivers of rights, premortem organ donation cars, and so forth are all covered by the suite.

Attack and Life level up mostly through Weapons and Armor, which is purchased at OMNITECH stores or found. OMNITECH stores do not always carry the same goods.

Equipment of all kinds can be Purchased through the OMNITECH stores and vending machines, though the individual items on sale may vary in availability depending on where you are. Vending machines sell mostly ammo and other consumables and small items.

Leveling up is done on a per mission basis. After every mission, 1 stat and 1 skill can be leveled up one die level. Max is d12.

Each player is paid a basic wage and then given a bonus depending on their performance. They may also be promoted which raises their base wage or demoted, which lowers it.

Name:
Physical Description:
Background:
Life: (Starts d4. If its higher, list the item that makes it so. Like "Life: d6 OMNITECH Riot suit")
Attack: (Starts d2 for punches. If higher, list the items you have equipped and their attack rating. Like "Attack: d6 Generic Security Rifle")
Stats: (list all, including those at d4)
Skills: (list all, including those at d4)
Status: (Any injuries you've sustained this mission. Resets each new mission)
Inventory: (All Items you're carrying.)
Money: (Start with 0)

Vending Machines: See all that crap in the arsenal? This is where you get it! There are three of them right outside your barracks. May occasionally vend the wrong thing or nothing at all!

Loan Shark: A sapient sharkman who lives at the bottom of a stairwell and gives out loans of Omni. His loans are good for one mission, after which time he will come to collect either money or flesh.

Bagman: Greasy, filthy man clad in only plastic bags. Lives in the ceiling near the vending machines. Will pay you for goods and occasionally for specific "Collectables".

OMNIFLESH Bar: The local hole in the wall. Literally. Its a bar made of scrap metal and scavenged crap someone cobbled together on the base superstructure. Accessed via a plasma melt hole in the wall near the loan shark. Has booze, music, naked women, and a bartender who takes no shit.

Experimental Lab: Nearby lab full of excessively bored scientists. Will, if paid, make or modify things for the security team. A bit unpredictable and sarcastic. Requests might not always come out right.

Infirmary:Security man's best friend. The local infirmary will fix just about anything! For a price. Will install implants for free though.

Lost and Found: A large black box mounted to the wall near the vending machines. Has the words "LOST FOUND" stenciled on it. Rumor has it that if you put something in it, you'll get something back after your next mission.

Bill Pelican: Local scientist, playboy, and Robot arm enthusiast. Will answer technical questions and give advice, though the latter is of dubious quality. Often found at the OMNI FLESH bar.

Each magazine the gun has, has a use die. When you shoot with it, I roll that die and if I roll 1 or 2, the use die of the magazine reduces to the level below it. Like from d6 to d4.  If I roll 1 or 2 on a d4, then that magazine is empty. For example:

Shooty gun (d6) and magazine (d6)
2 Shooty Gun Magazines (d6)

and if I tell you to reduce the die it would look like

Shooty gun (d6) and magazine (d4)
2 Shooty Gun Magazines (d6)

And if it runs out and you reload

Shooty gun (d6) and magazine (d6)
1 Shooty Gun Magazine (d6)
1 empty shooty gun magazine.