Corvexa is a Corpo Broker who Explores Cyberspace in a Cyberpunk world
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Might:     ______ Pool:  9 Edge: 0 Defense: Inability
Speed:     ______ Pool: 13 Edge: 0 Defense: Practiced
Intellect: ______ Pool: 14 Edge: 1 Defense: Practiced
Initiative: Practiced

Effort: 1
Armor: 0
Experience Points: 0

Recovery Roll: 1d6+1
	Rested > 1 Action > 10 Minutes > 1 Hour > 10 Hours

Damage Track:
	Hale > Impaired > Debilitated


Special Abilities
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Computer programming
	You are trained in using (and exploiting) computer software, you know
	one or more computer languages well enough to write basic programs, and
	you are fluent in internet protocol. Enabler.

Datajack
	Costs 1 Intellect point
	With computer access, you jack in instantly and learn a bit more about
	something you can see. You get an asset on a task involving that person
	or object. Action.

Fast talk
	Costs 1 Intellect point
	When speaking with an intelligent creature who can understand you and
	isn't hostile, you convince that creature to take one reasonable action
	in the next round. A reasonable action must be agreed upon by the GM; it
	should not put the creature or its allies in obvious danger or be wildly
	out of character. Action.

Understanding
	Costs 1 Intellect point
	You observe or study a creature or object. Your next interaction with
	that creature or object gains one asset. Action.

Sensor scan
	Costs 2 Intellect points
	You scan an area equal in size to a 10-foot (3 m) cube, including all
	objects or creatures within that area; the results of your scan are
	compared to a database of information (facial recognition, object
	recognition, police database, and so on) to determine what it is you're
	looking at. The area must be within short range. Scanning a creature or
	object always reveals its level. You also learn whatever facts the GM
	feels are pertinent about the objects and creatures in that area. For
	example, you might learn that a device is made of metal, plastic, and
	electronics. You might learn a person's name, occupation, whether or not
	they have any standard cybernetics, and that they have several
	outstanding parking tickets. You might learn that the creature in front
	of you is an exotic mammal (such as a tapir), and that owning it
	requires an expensive permit. However, this ability doesn't tell you
	what the information means. Thus, in the first example, you don't know
	what the metal and plastic device does—it might be a radio or a land
	mine. In the second, you don't know whether the person is intent on
	harming you. In the third, you don't know if the creature is dangerous.
	The information you do get from the initial scan probably gives you
	enough of a lead to perform an internet search to find more information.
	Many materials (such as lead shielding, a Faraday cage, or concrete)
	prevent or hinder scanning. Action.

Anecdote
	Costs 2 Intellect points
	You can lift the spirits of a group of creatures and help them bond
	together by entertaining them with an uplifting or pointed anecdote. For
	the next hour, those who pay attention to your story are trained in a
	task you choose that's related to the anecdote, as long as it's not an
	attack or defense task. Action to initiate, one minute to complete.

Self-serving
	You're always looking out for number one—yourself. When you help another
	character, they gain no benefit from your help unless you are trained or
	specialized in that task.


Skills
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Business acumen (Trained)
	You know how megacorporations work. You're trained in bureaucracy and
	corporate business.

Cold eyes (Trained)
	You can be ruthless when it suits you. You're trained in intimidation.

Fake smile (Trained)
	You can turn on the charm in order to get what you want. You're trained
	in positive social interactions.

Office politics (Trained)
	You're aware of how others can manipulate and charm people, and you
	notice when those tactics are used on you. You are trained in resisting
	persuasion and seduction.

Light firearms (Practiced)
	Light Firearms

Light weapons (Practiced)
	Light Weapons

Medium firearms (Practiced)
	Medium Firearms

Heavy weapons (Inability)
	Heavy Weapons

Medium weapons (Inability)
	Medium Weapons

Might defense tasks (Inability)
	Life in a climate-controlled corporate office has made you a little
	soft. Might defense tasks are hindered.


Attacks
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Fast Punch
	A light speed attack doing 2 damage.
	A lightning left jab.

Cyphers
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Limit: 2

Remote Viewer (Level 3, Manifest)
	For one hour per cypher level, the user can see everything going on in
	the vicinity of the cypher, regardless of the distance between them.

Solvent (Level 5, Manifest)
	Dissolves 1 cubic foot of material each round. After one round per
	cypher level, the cypher becomes inert.


Equipment
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Money: 5,450

- Appropriate clothing, a communicator implant, and $5,200. Granted from
Starting Equipment.

Advancements
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Tier: 1

[ ] Increase Capabilities
[ ] Move Toward Perfections
[ ] Extra Effort
[ ] Skill Training
[ ] Other


Background
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Broker
The Broker type is a cyberpunk variant of the Speaker without the overtly
supernatural abilities. Fixers, journalists, media stars, corpos, and public
relations specialists are usually Brokers. You're good with words and good with
people. You talk your way past challenges and out of jams, and you get people to
do what you want. Brokers are smart and charismatic. They like people and, more
important, they understand them. This helps brokers get others to do what needs
to be done.

Corpo
You have (or had) a successful career working for a megacorporation, climbing
your way up through the ranks. You've kissed ass and backstabbed as much as you
needed to in order to survive the capitalist rat race. You're smart,
manipulative, and observant. Maybe you're still employed there, with a “safe”
promotion that's giving you some time to take a breather before your next goal.
Maybe you were fired for cause, or cut loose to improve the corporation's
end-of-quarter profit. You might be a loyalist looking to get back in, or
vengeful and ready to see what other opportunities avail you.

Explores Cyberspace
You've always been fascinated by cyberspace, its architecture, and the wealth of
data it contains. You may have started out as a hacker, programmer, or data
administrator, but viewing the internet on a screen was never enough for you.
You're driven by the urge to transcend your body, to enter a complete simulation
of that nonsensical nonspace. You're a netrunner, hooked on the thrill of
jacking into the matrix, where you interact with physical manifestations of AI,
software, and viruses.

 You might enter the matrix for legitimate reasons, such as for your job or
education—or maybe you make a point of going where you're not welcome, stealing
and selling proprietary data. With access to a computer or terminal, you plug
yourself in and you're off to the races.

Choose how you became involved in the adventure:
• You charmed or intimidated another PC into bringing you along.
• The PCs knew that someone with megacorporation knowledge and connections would
be helpful, and chose you.
• One of the PCs owed you a favor, and this is how you've decided they're
repaying it.
• You suspect that assisting the other PCs might give you a long-term advantage
toward your goals or against your enemies.

Background Connection
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You have traveled extensively, and during that time you accumulated quite a
collection of strange souvenirs.

Focus Connection
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Pick one other PC. Something about them interferes with your abilities. When
they stand next to you, your focus abilities cost 1 additional point.

Notes
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Possible player intrusions based on your character type:
Friendly NPC
An NPC you don't know, someone you don't know that well, or someone you know but
who hasn't been particularly friendly in the past chooses to help you, though
doesn't necessarily explain why. Maybe they'll ask you for a favor in return
afterward, depending on how much trouble they go to.

Perfect Suggestion
A follower or other already-friendly NPC suggests a course of action with regard
to an urgent question, problem, or obstacle you're facing.

Unexpected Gift
An NPC hands you a physical gift you were not expecting, one that helps put the
situation at ease if things seem strained, or provides you with a new insight
for understanding the context of the situation if there's something you're
failing to understand or grasp.

Blurt
A foe or indifferent NPC says something useful about your current situation,
either directly to you or within earshot. For example, as a fight starts one of
your gang member foes tells another one to go make sure their prisoner is still
tied up in the basement; at a food vendor you hear two corpos talking about how
the lock on their building's rear door isn't working; or while chatting with a
reluctant cop they accidentally let slip about a cover-up for a murder you're
investigating.

Bribe
You pay an NPC to do something for you. What you're asking for has to be
something they'd be willing to do without compromising their ethics or
endangering themself. For example, you could pay a dirty cop to look the other
way as you break into a building, but not to ignore you murdering someone in
cold blood; you could pay a gangster to retreat from a fight or restrain one of
their allies, but not to assassinate the head of their gang. The typical cost of
a bribe is $100 times the NPC's level, but might be two or three times that much
if the NPC really doesn't like you or isn't particularly desperate for money.
Usually a bribe is done with cash or a cashcard, but most NPCs will accept a
digital transfer if you succeed on a persuasion roll.

Emergency Contact
A NPC fixer, hacker, or netrunner emails, texts, or holocalls you and offers
assistance. You may or may not have ever met or spoken with this person (they
might have heard that you needed help, or know you by reputation and decided to
contact you out of the blue). They can provide any sort of help or information
that's possible through a remote connection, but no direct physical assistance.
For example, they could find information for you, assist you with a hacking
task, or remotely tap into the closed-circuit cameras where you are and show you
the footage, but they probably can't help you with attack or defense rolls or
search through a garbage bin for clues. Depending on the extent of this help,
they may ask you for a favor in return (either immediately or later, perhaps
when it's inconvenient or troublesome to you) or expect you to pay it forward on
your own.

Team Player
+2 to your Intellect Pool.
Granted from Corpo

Your job has allowed you to build a comfortable buffer in your savings account.
Your starting money is increased by $250.
Granted from Corpo
