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The players get an a4 printout with their character sheet on one side and the rules on the other. The character sheet takes them through character creation step by step, and then all the rules they'll need to know in order to play are on the other side. Here are the steps for Character Creation: 1: pick which department your Agent is from (IE which clas* they are). You get given the relevant character sheet for this. 2: roll your Age. 3d6+18, giving a result of 21-36, and an average of 3: roll your Intelligence, Will and Charisma on 3d6 each. 4: roll a d6 for your HP. Security agents get +6 hp. 5: your resting heart rate is 70 bpm. Add your Age to get the lower end of your optimum heart rate. Add triple your age to get the upper end of your optimum heart rate. Subtract your age from 200 to get your maximim heart rate. (So a 25 year old's heart-rates are 70 resting, 95-155 optimum, 175 maximum, for example). 6: saving throws, defence and to-hit chances are determined by your (normally uniform, ID, an in-ear communicator and perhaps something relevant to your department) and then any one other item of your choice. It can be anything, so long as it's small enough to carry on your person. 8: each department has department Techniques- special things only they can do. Sometimes they pick from a list, sometimes the abilities are the same for all agents in that department. Each department's mechanics work slightly differently. saving throws are, and how to roll a save when the GM says so. Then, on the other side of the sheet, you get the rules for players and some fluff explaining the basic setup; you should be able to play You begin the mission at your resting heart rate.  Whenever you roll dice for any reason, add the result of the roll to your Current Heart Rate. You are more effective when in your Optimum Heart Rate as you can Push Yourself To Do Better. When your Heart Rate reaches your Maximum Heart Rate, you suffer cardiac arrest and are removed from the mission to receive emergency medical attention.