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    This document provides the rules for a post-apocalyptic roleplaying game called "Blood & Chrome". Players create characters by choosing a style, role, and name for their character. They also have basic equipment. Players then create a vehicle for the group. When taking risky actions, players roll dice with modifiers based on their character. The narrator generates an adventure by randomly determining threats, goals, and locations. They then describe scenarios for players to respond to and accomplish their goals.

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    This document provides the rules for a post-apocalyptic roleplaying game called "Blood & Chrome". Players create characters by choosing a style, role, and name for their character. They also have basic equipment. Players then create a vehicle for the group. When taking risky actions, players roll dice with modifiers based on their character. The narrator generates an adventure by randomly determining threats, goals, and locations. They then describe scenarios for players to respond to and accomplish their goals.

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    Blood & Chrome

    A Lasers & Feelings Hack

    You are the Warlord’s Chosen, a ruthless gang of the Wasteland’s deadliest denizens. Your
    edict is to patrol his territory and protect the stronghold, scouring the endless ruin of
    the old world for useful salvage, clean water, or enemy camps. A recent ambush has left
    you in bad shape, though; your team leader took a slug to the face and your rig is
    running on fumes. It’s time to dig deep, reload, and see what you’re made of.

    Players: Create Characters

    1 Choose or roll a style for your character: Brutal, Devious, Furious, Obsessed,
    Stoic, or Reckless.

    2 Choose or roll a role for your character: Brawler, Driver, Chemist, Greaser,
    Talker, or Shooter.
    Choose your number, from 2 to 5. A high number means you’re better at BLOOD
    3 (fighting, seduction, improvisation, leaping before looking). A low number means
    you’re better at CHROME (machinery, logic, planning, looking before leaping).

    4 Give your character a badass post-apocalyptic name, like Grinder Primus, Lady
    Ball-Breaker, or Ripshaft.

    You have: a patchwork leather outfit that can be either sturdy or sexy, a gun with a
    handful of bullets that can be rapid-fire or long-range, a half-empty canteen of water or
    moonshine, and a pre-war curiosity of some sort, like a skateboard or an old book.

    Character goal: Choose one or create your own: Usurp the Warlord, Learn About the Pre-War
    World, Collect the Skulls of Your Enemies, Escape the Warlord’s Rule, Found Your Own
    Stronghold, or Wander the Wastes Forever.

    Players: Create the Rig


    As a group, roll or pick two strengths of your rusty old rig: Armored, Efficient, Fast,
    Headlights, Off-Road, or Spiked.
    Also, pick one problem: Cramped (at least one person or all the gear must ride on the
    sides or top), Loud (everyone can hear you coming from a mile away), Picky (it uses a
    rarer type of fuel than most vehicles), Sluggish (getting this thing through narrow
    places or around obstacles is going to be tough), Topless (no protection from the
    elements), Unreliable (sometimes it takes a few minutes to get it started).

    Players: Roll the Dice


    When you do something risky, roll 1d6 to find out how it goes. Roll +1d if you’re geared
    and +1d if you’re skilled (the narrator tells you how many dice to roll based on your
    character and the situation). Roll your dice and compare each die result to your number.

     If you’re using BLOOD, you want to roll under your number.

     Down If you’re using CHROME, you want to roll over your number.

    B y Nathan Knaack, based on Lasers & Feelings by John Harper


    0 If none of your dice succeed, it goes wrong. The narrator describes how bad
    things get.

    1 If one die succeeds, you barely manage it. The narrator inflicts a complication,
    harm, or cost.

    2 If two dice succeed, you do it well. Rock on!

    3 If three dice succeed, you get a critical success! The narrator tells you some
    extra effect you get.

    ! If you roll your number exactly, you have CHROME in your BLOOD. You get a hint or
    advantage, chosen by the narrator, that applies to the immediate situation.

    Helping: To help someone else, make your own roll. If you succeed, you give them +1d.

    Narrator: Create the Adventure


    Roll or choose on the table below. Halfway through the adventure, roll 1d6; on a 1-5,
    reroll the adventure detail in that category.

    DURING…
    1. A relentless sandstorm 4. A siege at the Stronghold
    2. A mass migration 5. The solar eclipse orgy
    3. A drought or famine 6. A deadly plague
    A THREAT…
    1. A rival warlord 4. A gang of marauders
    2. An army of mutants 5. The warlord’s traitorous shaman
    3. The Faceless One 6. The Hell-Burner Cult
    WANTS TO…
    1. Destroy 4. Salvage
    2. Steal 5. Build
    3. Corrupt 6. Defend
    THE…
    1. Cache of pre-war weapons 4. Only working airplane
    2. Fastest car in the Wasteland 5. Undiscovered fortress stronghold
    3. Territory’s main water source 6. First perfectly healthy baby
    WHICH WILL…
    1. Start a war with a rival territory 4. Reveal the map to Paradise
    2. Break the Reaver Truce 5. Detonate the False God A-Bomb
    3. Attract the magnetic tempest 6. Summon the Great Desert Beast

    Narrator: Run the Game


    Present the players with challenges and opportunities, encouraging them to work together
    to accomplish their goals. Put them into situations and ask them what they do.

    “As you race down the road trading shots with the Reaver motorcycle gang, you notice the
    bridge ahead looks like it’s been about to collapse for a few decades. What do you do?”

    Call for rolls when the situation is uncertain. Don’t try to tell the whole story, let
    them add to it with their actions and fill in the narrative blanks whenever possible.

    “The Highway King inspects you, his prisoners, one by one. Does he know any of you
    already? If so, he might have a reason to keep you alive, even if just to torment for a
    while, instead of feeding you to his radioactive wolves.”
    B y Nathan Knaack, based on Lasers & Feelings by John Harper

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