1943 Chicago: A gritty city of jazz, crime, shaped by Prohibition's aftermath and urban tension.
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The Imigrants
The Migrants are individuals or families who moved from rural areas to cities during the Dust Bowl and Great Depression. They are often unaccustomed to urban life, bringing with them agricultural knowledge and a strong work ethic. Despite facing prejudice and poverty, they are determined to adapt and thrive. Traits: Agricultural Know-How: Proficiency in Nature and Animal Handling. Resourceful: Ability to improvise tools and find uses for common items, reflecting their resourceful nature.
The Veterans
The Veterans are former soldiers who fought in World War II and have returned home. They bring with them the skills and scars of battle, finding it challenging to reintegrate into civilian life. These individuals are often leaders, respected for their service, but they also carry the burden of their experiences. Traits: Combat Experience: Proficiency with firearms and melee weapons commonly used in the military. War-Weary: Advantage on Wisdom (Insight) checks, reflecting their heightened senses
The Locals
The Locals are native-born Chicagoans who know the city’s streets like the back of their hand. Raised in the diverse neighborhoods of Chicago, they have a deep understanding of the city’s culture, history, and the complex social dynamics that define it. Whether navigating the bustling downtown or the quieter neighborhoods, they are street-smart, well-connected, and fiercely proud of their city.