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Dune Adventures in the Imperium

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Planned Character Creation

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This method is designed for players to create their Characters before the game begins. It’s recommended that players create Characters together, as a group; this will allow the players to discuss their concepts, bounce ideas off one another, and come up with ideas for how the Characters know and interact with one another—are they friends, polite colleagues, rivals for their masters’ esteem, or virtual strangers? As the Characters all work for the same House, they already have a natural reason to work together, and creating Characters together can follow on naturally from House creation.

Character Creation Summary

Step One: Concept

Consider your character idea.

Select a faction template if applicable and record its trait if you do.

Step Two: Archetype

Choose or adapt an archetype from the list. Record its trait.

Step Three: Skills

Assign a rating to each skill:

  • The primary skill listed for your archetype is rated at 6.
  • The secondary skill listed for your archetype is rated at 5.
  • The other three Skills are rated at 4.
  • Add 5 more points among your Skills, to a maximum of 8.

Step Four: Focuses

Choose four Focuses and assign them to Skills. At least one should be assigned to your primary skill. Your archetype will offer suggestions you may take if you wish.

Step Five: Talents

Choose three Talents. Each archetype suggests one talent.

Faction Characters must pick all mandatory Talents but otherwise have a free choice for any remaining picks.

Step Six: Drives and Drive Statements

Rank the five Drives in order of importance, assigning the ratings 8, 7, 6, 5, and 4 among them, with 8 being the most important.

Assign a drive statement to the three highest Drives.

Step Seven: Assets

Your character begins play with three Assets, one of which must be tangible.

Step Eight: Finishing Touches

  • Trait – Choose a trait based on your character’s reputation or personality.
  • Ambition – Decide on a goal for your character, related to their highest drive.
  • Personal Details – Decide on a name, personality, appearance, and relationships.

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