I’ve just tried running a one-shot of Noir Hack, the film noir version of the OSR RPG Black Hack.
To prepare for my game, I created a few new classes.
Reporter
Ink-Slingers, Gossip Columnists, Muckrakers
Starting HP: d8+4
HP Per Level/Resting: 1d8
Weapon and Armor Proficiencies: Any
Attack Damage: 1d6 Armed /1d4 Unarmed or Improvising
The Darkness: d8
Special Features
- Rolls with Advantage on CHA tests to wheedle information out of people.
- Rolls with Advantage when researching public or private records.
- Rolls with Advantage during an investigation to notice small details that others might miss.
Leveling Up
When Reporters roll to see if their stats increase, they roll twice for either INT or CHA.
Swells
Silk Stocking Crowd, Upper Crust, The Well-to-do, Fat Cats
Starting HP: 1d4 + 4
HP Per Level/Resting: 1d4
Weapon and Armor Proficiencies: Any
Attack Damage: 1d4 Armed / 1 Unarmed or Improvising
The Darkness: d6
Special Features
- Rolls with Advantage when dealing with any government officials.
- Once per game session, a Swell can use their wealth to create one useful item: a yacht, a private apartment, an automobile, etc.
- Starts with 2d6 x 100 dollars.
Leveling Up
When Swells roll to see if their stats increase, they roll twice for either WIS or CHA.
Citizens
Average Joe, John Q. Public, Plain Jane
Starting HP: 1d8 + 4
HP Per Level/Resting: 1d8
Weapon and Armor Proficiencies: Any
Attack Damage: 1d8 Armed / 1d2 Unarmed or Improvising
The Darkness: d8
Special Features
- Face in the Crowd – Can blend into any crowd, or talk to other citizens with Advantage.
- Ordinary Joe – Disadvantage in all tests involving criminals or police.
Leveling Up
When Citizens roll to see if their stats increase, they can choose any stat except Wisdom.
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Crossposted from Polyhedral Nonsense
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