====== Character Generation ======

Characters get 150 point if created and submitted before the con.  Characters created at the con are built with 130 points.  

[[char_gen_examples|Character Generation Examples]]

===== Motivation =====
This should be a short description of what drives the character.  Examples would include "Revenge for my murdered father", "Thirst for Knowledge" or "FREEEEEEEDOM!"

===== Attributes =====
Points can be allocated among the five [[attributes]] as desired.  If the character's [[Attributes#Brawn]] score is over 20, or if the character is stronger than she looks, I will expect some explanation of why - muscle grafts, nanofibre implants, etc.

An average score for a normal human is in the 5-10 point range.  A score of zero indicates some kind of serious disability, injury or disfigurement. 

For each Attribute, include a 1-3 word description for that character's specialization in the Attribute.  This mostly comes into play in close ties and establishing context.

===== Gear =====

[[Gear]] doesn't have any kind of set cost - any Gear you buy for your character can be as cheap as a single point, up to as much as you can afford.  The more points spent, the more flexible the gadget will be.  The more specific a piece of Gear is, the more directly advantageous the points will be - 10 points in Outfit will provide less protection against gunfire than a 10 point suit of armour.  The advantage to the 10 points of Outfit is that it can do much more than cushion bullets.

===== Knacks =====

[[Knacks]] are for anything else that you want to drop a few points in to round out the character - odd skills, strange connections, notable history.  Anything not covered up to this point that's central to the concept of the character could do with a point or two.