CREATED, DESIGNED, AND WRITTEN BY:

Paul Vincent Rudolph

COVER ART BY:
Curtis Square-Briggs
PROOFREADING:
J. Boone Dryden
“TWO OF HEARTS” ADVENTURE:
Written by: Paul V. Rudolph; Story: Aria Thornton
INTERIOR ART BY:
Janelle Cruz, Jason Ho, Nataly Zhuk, Michael Todd,
Sam van Egteren, Shane Weaver
PLAYTESTERS:
Chris LeBlanc, Bob McDonald, Erik Tinberg, Jack H.,
Kerri Smith, Katy Brennan, Thiago Linck, Vince Kaufman
THANKS TO:
Cassi Mothwin, TheDecoDM, The Vasavada Family,
and Victoria Blackmore
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Mom and Dad, Aria, OG & Talia

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Street Wolves is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual events or persons, living or
dead, is entirely coincidental.
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WHAT YOU NEED TO PLAY

The Street Wolves Jumpstart will get you started
playing in the exciting retro futuristic 1980s; however,
there are a couple of other things you’ll need:
PLAYERS: You’ll need a Game Master to run the game
and a few players to take the roles of Street Wolves.
An optimal Street Wolves pack consists of three to
four Players with a Game Master coordinating the
action.
SAVAGE WORLDS: Street Wolves is a setting for
Savage Worlds, so you need a copy of the Savage
Worlds core rules in order to play.
DICE: A set of dice like you’d use for many popular
role playing games, which includes a d4 all the way
up to a d20. You might also want an extra d6 that
looks different than the other dice to use as your
Wild Die.
A CHARACTER: Six pre-generated characters are
included on page 8. To make your own characters,
pick up the Street Wolves core setting book.
THE STREET WOLVES VIBE
Street Wolves are secret operatives fighting in the
shadows in a team called a pack. They stalk the neon-
lit, rain-slicked streets uncovering corruption and
hidden evils.
CONTENT HEADS UP
Every table running Street Wolves is different,
but overall you will likely encounter the
following during adventures:
Intrigue, betrayal, vehicle crashes/accidents,
alcohol, kidnapping, vice crimes, theft, religious
cults, physical violence, gun violence, murder,
explosions, and other adult content.
Adventures in the world of Street Wolves feature fast
cars, boats, night clubs, unscrupulous characters, and
the powerful abusing their wealth and privilege. Street
Wolves navigate the worlds between beautiful beaches
and seedy back allies combating injustice wherever
they go.
While the heroes of Street Wolves are on the hunt for
villains, they also confront their own inner demons as
they try to do the right thing in a morally gray world.
THE HEART OF A STREET WOLF
Street Wolves solve the problems that law enforcement
is helpless to stop. The pack operates outside the law
with a limited support system.
Operatives come from many backgrounds with
different reasons for fighting. Some do it simply for
a desire for justice. Others are criminals who would
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CABAL OF SHADOWS TERMS
a deal to gain their freedom. And some have a personal
vendetta against shared enemies. The Cabal of Shadows (Cos): A criminal
organization wreaking havoc in the unseen
In the included investigation, the Street Wolves work
shadows.
with Wolfpack, an investigative and tactical response
unit buried deep in the U.S. government under layers of Cell: An operative unit of the CoS
bureaucracy. See the Street Wolves core book for more
options for how to organize a pack of Street Wolves. Shadow Director: Leads cells, acts as contacts for
gangs, cartels, and other crime syndicates.
THE ENEMY
Shadow Soldier: Individual member of a cell; the
The Cabal of Shadows (CoS) is the most dangerous muscle and foot soldiers of the CoS.
enemy the Street Wolves face. They have spread
throughout the institutions of the USA like a cancer.
investigate missing people, unsolved murders, or
Though their ultimate goals are unknown, they hold
stolen items. Other adventures involve protecting a
sway with street gangs, mafia, drug cartels, and a host
vital asset or assaulting an enemy lair, but most of the
of other criminal syndicates. Local law enforcement
time a pack has to gather enough intel to get the job
is ineffective against them. The CoS has many of the
done.
police in their pockets, never mind the politicians and
judges they also influence; the only hope is the Street During the course of a mission, the heroes come across
Wolves. potential allies and enemies, gather clues, and make
deals with unsavory characters (or force them to talk).
For loads of other enemy factions, see the Street
They encounter twists and turns in the quest and make
Wolves core book.
tough choices. All the while they end up in the thick of
WHAT TO EXPECT action like shootouts and high octane chases.

If you’re taking to the streets, you have to be a WILD CARDS

problem solver. Almost all the problems begin with
Characters with the Wolfpack symbol next to their
an investigation. Street Wolves receive orders to
name or on character cards are considered Wild Cards.

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NEW SKILLS
DEMOLITIONS (SMARTS) Use Demolitions to properly
place explosives for maximum effect and for disarming
them. Timing for how long these actions take is up to
the GM, but generally the minimum should be a minute
for setting or disarming.
Failure in setting explosives results in a premature
detonation or more commonly, no detonation at all.
Failure in disarming may be lost time or advancing
a time bomb’s clock. A Critical Failure is immediate
detonation and a very bad day.
TRADECRAFT (SMARTS) Tradecraft is all the cloak and
dagger spy stuff like you see in the movies. It covers
a whole host of dirty business including the following
uses:
• Recall details about clandestine organizations,
such as the CIA or the KGB. Know who some of
their agents are and their methods of operation.
Also covers knowing the best place to conceal bugs
and cameras and how to find them. Knowledge
of how to conduct black bag operations. How to
best contact and exchange information with other
clandestine operatives.
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• How to successfully tail a subject or to discreetly
determine if you’re being tailed. Tradecraft can also
be used to Support a fellow operative following a
tail or being tailed. If the GM allows, a successful
Tradecraft check can result in a plan to lose a tail or
to successfully follow a target unnoticed in place of
an applicable skill check like Driving or Stealth.
UNAVAILABLE SKILLS
The following skills are unavailable: Faith, Psionics,
Spellcasting, and Weird Science.
HIGH SCORE ROYALTY (MINOR)
This Street Wolf is number one on the leaderboard
at every arcade they roll into. If someone beats their
score, they’re playing that game until their initials are
at the top. This obsession with having the top score can
seep into VRspace.
RENEGADE (MINOR OR MAJOR)
Framed for a crime they didn’t commit, your Street
Wolf chose to run because the odds were stacked
against them. Now the hero is always looking over their
shoulder, trying to stay one step ahead of the law.
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If taken as a Minor Hindrance your Street Wolf was
framed for a more localized crime such as fraud,
embezzlement, or even a lower stakes robbery or
arson. The type of crimes that usually don’t warrant a
nationwide, ongoing manhunt.
If taken as a Major Hindrance, a nationwide search
may have been mandated, particularly if the crime is a
bank robbery or murder. The higher profile the crime,
the more interest from law enforcement. There’s likely
to be a lead investigator that is doggedly pursuing
your hero, which would pair nicely with the Enemy
Hindrance. In fact, that investigator could even be a
former friend or lover of your Street Wolf for a bigger
emotional gut punch.
This Hindrance can only be removed after completing
a relevant mission that proves their innocence and/or
acquiring influence to ensure their record is cleared.
Note: This Hindrance is similar to Wanted, but the hero
truly didn’t commit the crime. If you want an Operative
with a criminal background pick Wanted.
NEW EDGES
FACE IN THE CROWD
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Tradecraft d6+, Performance
(Acting) d6+
Your Street Wolf either has a face that makes them
unremarkable or has practiced through tradecraft,
disguises, or acting to achieve the same result.
This operative can melt into a crowd allowing easier
escapes and thwarting attempts to locate them due
to a +2 Tradecraft bonus when avoiding a tail while
on foot, as long as there is a crowd to blend in with.
This bonus also applies when enemies are trying to
recognize them using a photo or description.
In addition, the hero receives a +2 Stealth bonus if
they’re being tracked by an opponent, even if it’s after
the fact and the pursuers are viewing recorded video or
talking to witnesses.
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PROFESSIONS
In Savage Worlds, characters are defined
with Hindrances, Edges, and attribute/skill
investment. Street Wolves offers a slightly
more guided path with Professions, which
specify a team role without being overly
restrictive. Each of the included characters
has a role listed in the stats, and the Street
Wolves core book contains more details on
these Professions.
GRIFTER
REQUIREMENTS: Seasoned, Persuasion d8+, Thievery
d6+
Paying for stuff is totally bogus. A Grifter knows all the
tricks to get goods and services for a “deep discount”
or “free.”
When making a purchase, you must state the scam
your grifter is running (forged check, stolen credit
card, switching price tags, etc.). The scam may require
resources secured beforehand, such as a stolen card or
counterfeit cash.
To perform the grift, make a Persuade check with +2
bonus. A successful check reduces the cost of the item
by 50%, a Raise nets a 100% price reduction.
If the check is a failure, the purchase doesn’t go
through, and the seller is seriously suspicious and acts
accordingly, such as refusing to do further business.
With a Critical Failure, the seller immediately contacts
store security or police, the black market deal goes sour
resulting in a shootout, or whatever the GM determines
is the logical outcome for the situation.
INTO THE GROOVE
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Spirit d8+
Rad tunes give your Street Wolf an edge. And thanks to
advances in modern technology, like portable cassette
players and boomboxes, Street Wolves can get into the
groove while operating in the field.
If your hero is listening to their favorite beats, you
may draw an extra Action Card at the start of a round
and pick which one you’d like to use. This Edge can
be combined with other Action Card Edges like Level
Headed.
Unfortunately, while listening to music, all sound-
based Notice checks are reduced by -2.
Players selecting this Edge are encouraged to pick
a few songs that can actually be played or at least
referenced during their turn.
TURNCOAT
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Must have been a member
of an adversarial faction to Wolfpack, Enemy (Major)
Hindrance
Wolfpack recruits former enemies in order
to gain their expertise against the faction
they’ve betrayed. Your hero could have
had a turn of heart, or it could simply
be an “enemy of my enemy” sitch.
Either way, the operative has turned
their back on a group they once
were dedicated to.
Your operative adds a +2
bonus to Battle, Tradecraft,
and Thievery bonuses when
in opposition to that faction,
since they know their tricks and
secrets.
Taking this Edge gives your hero
the Enemy (Major) Hindrance from
the faction they’ve turned their back
on.
GETAWAY DRIVER
REQUIREMENTS: Seasoned, Agility d6+,
Driving d8+
With a squeal of tires and shifting of gears,
your Street Wolf expertly weaves their
way out of danger, so they (and their
teammates) can live to fight another day.
A Getaway Driver receives a free Driving
reroll on Change Position, Evade, and
Flee Maneuvers during a Chase or similar actions in a
Dramatic Task if they draw a Diamond or Joker as an
Action Card. This Edge can be combined with other
Action Card Edges like Level Headed and Into the
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couture.
Before any social interaction where fashion choices
could make a difference, your Fashionista can make
a Common Knowledge check. GMs adjust modifiers
to the check based on what is known about the
event or target, possible guests, and event
location. The more the Fashionista knows
about the people and situation, the more
of an advantage they should have and vice
versa. Success results in knowing the optimal
clothing for the situation.
If they wear the appropriate ensemble, they
don’t receive penalties or social stigma they
otherwise might have suffered. They also
receive a +2 to Persuade or Performance
(Acting) ​​check during the duration of the event
(as long as combat doesn’t break out).
Fashionista’s can instruct the rest of their team
what to wear, also negating any possible social
repercussion penalties; however, the bonuses
to Persuade and Performance only apply to
the Fashionista. It’s one thing to know what to
wear, it’s another to look magnificent while
wearing it.
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Since Street Wolves takes place in an altered 1980s,
most “modern” era gear is compatible, stopping at
about the early 1990s. So medieval armor and muskets
are out, and there shouldn’t be any smart phones or
drones.

PAGER: Pagers, or “beepers” as they are nicknamed,

allow a user to receive notifications. Pagers can be used
to send messages via numerical code. If a character
calls a pager number, they hear an automated voice
message telling them to leave a number, preferably
a number for the recipient to use to
call back. More advanced pagers can
send short text messages or primitive
looking emojis.

WALKIE TALKIE: Before the

BAG PHONE: A cellular phone that’s stored in a bag.
They operate via an external power source, so they’re
most often used by plugging them into a vehicle for
power or with a large brick battery. They
offer better reception, more reliability,
and are much cheaper than an average
cellular phone.
CELLULAR PHONE: Cellular phones
are fairly clunky devices that allow for
making calls on the go. Cell phones only
make voice calls and aren’t entirely
reliable. Common issues are dropped
calls or no service, especially in rural and
remote areas.
miniaturization of technology and cell
phone proliferation, handheld radios
were commonly used for short range
communication. They can be effectively
used from a half mile to a mile for
civilian models and up to two miles for
military models. Law Enforcement and
other agencies often use an earpiece or
microphone attachment, so they don’t
have to hold the radio in their hand to
use it.
Item Price Weight

DISGUISE KIT: Contains make up, hair Bag Phone $1,000 3

extensions, wigs, eyelashes, and various Cellular Phone $1,000 2
other items to help an agent change their appearance.
Disguise Kit $200 5
Under GM discretion, Persuade, Performance, and
Stealth checks can receive a +1 benefit when using a Pager $50-100 -
disguise kit. A Critical Failure on a related check means
Walkie Talkie $100-500 1
the disguise fails due to it being sloppily applied or an
element failing such as a false mustache falls off.
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spreadsheets, games, and image viewing. They also
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COMPUTERS Item Price Weight
FLOPPY DISC: The most common computer storage
Floppy Disc Pack (50) $20 -
device encountered is a 3.5 inch “floppy” disc, which is
actually a disc enclosed in a plastic shell. Floppy Disc Drive $50 2
MODEM: Devices used to connect to the internet via
PDA $100-500 1
standard phone lines.
Modem $100 1
NETWORK CARD: An accessory that allows a computer
to connect to a network via a cable. Laptop $5,000 8

LAPTOP: All major computer manufacturers got into the Desktop Computer $1,000-5,000 20
booming laptop market in the late 1980s. Prices given
include a disc drive but no modem or network card.

DESKTOP COMPUTER: The Apple Macintosh, IBM PC,

Commodore 64, and the VTC Compustar are some of
the most popular desktop computers encountered.
They’re much more common than laptops, being found
in about half of homes and in most businesses (though
paper records and filing systems are still common).
PERSONAL DIGITAL ASSISTANT (PDA): Low-end PDAs
are mostly just devices with a small screen and a very
small keyboard used for address book functionality,
note taking, and calculations. More expensive models
resemble a primitive smartphone that is operated with
a stylus and often features a built in keypad. They offer
much the same functionality as cheaper models with
INCLUDED CHARACTERS
The characters on the following pages are Street
Wolves that are particularly suited for the included
adventure, “Two of Hearts.”
They are Seasoned characters, not novices, so they’ve
been around the block. Use the Savage Worlds core
book in conjunction with the new Hindrences, Edges,
Skills, and gear that are presented in this Jumpstart.
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NAME: VICTOR BARLOW ROLE: DETECTIVE
You’ve been on edge since you accidentally killed a fighter in
the ring. That’s when you hung up your gloves for good and
became a P.I.
ATTRIBUTES: Agility d6, Smarts d8, Spirit d6,
Strength d6, Vigor d8
SKILLS: Athletics d6, Common Knowledge d6, Driving PACE: 6 PARRY: 6
d6, Fighting d8, Healing d4, Intimidation d6, Notice
TOUGHNESS: 8 (2)
d8, Persuasion d6, Research d6, Shooting d6,
Stealth d6 DRIVE: 8 / 8
GEAR: Pump action shotgun (Range 12/24/48, Damage 1-3d6, RoF CASH: $200
1), 1911 .45 (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6+1, RoF 1, AP 1), Kevlar
vest, concealable (2*), (2) 9mm clips, 25 shotgun shells, walkie
talkie, flashlight, pager, cheap suit, trenchcoat

HINDRANCES: Shamed (Minor), Thin skinned (Major)

EDGES: Alertness, Connections, Iron Jaw, Martial Artist, No Mercy

RELATIONSHIPS: Floyd Mathers (Ex-manager) 6, Sandy Jenson (Ex-wife)

2, Billy Jenson (Estranged child) 3, Tiffany Anderson (Friend) 6

CODENAME: FOXTAIL
NAME: CASS PETERS ROLE: SPY
Your career at the CIA was derailed when you were framed by
a former partner and friend.

ATTRIBUTES: Agility d8, Smarts d6, Spirit d8,

Strength d4, Vigor d6
SKILLS: Athletics d6, Boating d6, Common Knowledge
d6, Driving d6, Fighting d6, Hacking d4, Language d6, PACE: 6 PARRY: 5
Notice d6, Performance d4, Persuasion d6, TOUGHNESS: 5
Shooting d8, Stealth d6, Thievery d6, Tradecraft d6
LANGUAGES: English (native), Mandarin, Spanish, Russian, Urdu
DRIVE: 10 / 10
CASH: $500
GEAR: Glock 9mm (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6, RoF 1, AP 1),
spy camera, lockpicks, toolkit, disguise kit, passport w/ false
credentials, pager, sneaking uniform, street clothes

HINDRANCES: Heroic (Major), Renegade (Major)

EDGES: Attractive, Charismatic, Double Tap, Face in the Crowd,
Linguist, Reliable
RELATIONSHIPS: Ben Martino (Former partner/rival) 0, Amanda Porter
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GEAR: Glock 9mm (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6, RoF 1, AP 1),
lockpicks, disguise kit, fake credit cards and checks, fake ids,
pager, street clothes, high fashion outfit

HINDRANCES: Overconfident (Major), Wanted (Minor)

EDGES: Bolster, Fashionista, Grifter, Streetwise, Work the Room

RELATIONSHIPS: Kristina Ivanov (Mentor) 2, Jason Galanis (Ex-husband)

2, Amanda Heart (Friend) 6, Melissa Weston (Friend/rival) 4

CODENAME: BATTERY
NAME: NICOLE LOPEZ ROLE: HEAVY HITTER
After being honorably discharged due to a combat injury,
you joined Wolfpack. Now you let your M60 “Princess” do the
talking for the Street Wolves.

ATTRIBUTES: Agility d8, Smarts d6, Spirit d6,

Strength d8, Vigor d8
SKILLS: Athletics d8, Common Knowledge d4, Driving d4, PACE: 6 PARRY: 5
Electronics d4, Fighting d6, Intimidation d8, Notice d6, TOUGHNESS: 11 (4)
Persuasion d4, Repair d4, Shooting d10, Stealth d6,
GEAR: M60 7.62mm* (Range 30/60/120, Damage 2d8+1, DRIVE: 8 / 8
RoF 3, AP 2), Glock 9mm (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6, CASH: $500
RoF 1, AP 1), combat knife (Str+d4), (4) 9mm clips, (2) 100 round
7.62mm drums, Kevlar vest w/ ceramic inserts (4), walkie talkie,
flashlight, backpack, guitar case, hearing aids, pager, street
clothes, fatigues *Trademark weapon
HINDRANCES: Hard of Hearing (Minor), Impulsive (Major)
EDGES: Brawny, Rapid Fire, Rock and Roll!, Trademark Weapon

RELATIONSHIPS: Deshawn Heard (Friend) 7, Jason Rhee (Friend) 7, Jessica

Zimmer (Ex-girlfriend) 4, Maria Lopez (Mother) 8

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NAME: ISHANI SHAH ROLE: MARTIAL ARTIST
You were trained since childhood to become an elite assassin.
But something went wrong, and the brainwashing broke. You
now fight with Wolfpack.

ATTRIBUTES: Agility d8, Smarts d4, Spirit d6,

Strength d8, Vigor d8
SKILLS: Athletics d8, Boating d4, Common Knowledge d4, PACE: 6 PARRY: 6
Driving d6, Healing d4, Fighting d8, Healing d4, Notice TOUGHNESS: 7
d6, Persuasion d4, Shooting d6, Stealth d8,
Thievery d6, Tradecraft d4 DRIVE: 8 / 8
CASH: $200
GEAR: Glock 9mm (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6, RoF 1, AP 1),
compound bow (Range 12/24/48, Damage str+d6, RoF 1, AP 1),
katana (Str+d6), (2) 9mm clips, 20 arrows, quiver, backpack, walkie
talkie, flashlight, pager, martial arts uniform, street clothes

HINDRANCES: Enemy (Major), Outsider (Minor)

EDGES: Assasin, Dodge, First Strike, Martial Artist, Brawler, Turncoat

RELATIONSHIPS: Mohit Shah (Father) 0, Heena Shah (Mother) 1, George

Alexander (Friend) 6, Julia Benez (Friend) 7

CODENAME: GRIDRUNNER
NAME: MAX MACREADY ROLE: DRIVER
You’ve spent most of your life behind the wheel, using your
skills to transport less than savory types out of dangerous
situations. Now you’re trying to fight on the side of good.

ATTRIBUTES: Agility d8, Smarts d6, Spirit d6,

Strength d6, Vigor d8
SKILLS: Athletics d6, Boating d6, Common Knowledge PACE: 6 PARRY: 5
d4, Driving d8, Electronics d6, Fighting d6, Notice d6, TOUGHNESS: 7 (1)
Persuasion d4, Repair d4, Shooting d8, Stealth d6,
Thievery d6 DRIVE: 8 / 8
CASH: $200
GEAR: Glock 9mm (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6, RoF 1, AP 1),
switchblade (Str+d4), walkie talkie, flashlight, tool kit, pager,
sunglasses, Walkman, (4) cassette tapes, autocross helmet (3),
leather jacket (1), street clothes
HINDRANCES: Secret (Major), Habit (Major)
EDGES: Getaway Driver, Into the Groove, Marksman, Nerves of
Steel, Quick
RELATIONSHIPS: Roy Hoffman (Friend) 7, Tadd Olstead (Fence) 3, Elvis
MacReady (Brother) 3, Tiffany Street-MacReady (Sister) 6

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Savage Worlds: incorporate Relationships in your games for maximum
• Conviction impact.
• More Skill Points (See the Street Wolves core rules
for more details.)
• Wound Cap

Downtime between missions is an opportunity for

Healthy humans have friends and family, and yes even
Street Wolves have them, too. Relationships keep the
heroes grounded and give them a reason for fighting
against a rising tide of darkness. On the flip side, things
can go sour with a friend or loved one. Keeping track
of breaking or broken connections adds dimension to
Street Wolves, allowing for missions to be personal
when a former friend appears or an ex-lover shows up
to complicate matters.
Relationships can consist of family members, friends,
lovers, coworkers, or even other Street Wolves. The
included characters have listed Relationships. Players
should feel free to call them in times of need or the GM
can include them to complicate things.
Each Relationship has a sliding scale from 0 to 10,
where 0 is utterly broken and 10 is the strongest
possible bond a person can have with another. See the
Street Wolves to attempt to live somewhat “normal”
lives. Leave rules replace the Interludes in Savage
Worlds.
To go on Leave, a Player selects the desired Leave
activity and rolls the listed check. The GM works with
the Player to create a story of what happened. It can be
a high level narration or roleplayed as much as desired.
Here are a few possible Leave examples. Many more
can be found in the Street Wolves core rules:
ENGAGING IN HOBBIES: Make a Spirit check. Success:
Gain +1 Benny to use during the next session, +2 with
a Raise; Failure: No negative consequences; Critical
Failure: Lose -1d4 Relationship points.
TRAVELING: Make a Spirit check. Success: Gain +1 Drive,
+2 with a Raise; Failure: No negative consequences;
Critical Failure: Lose -1d4 Relationship points.
THERAPY: Make a Spirit check. Success: Gain +1 Drive
point. On a Raise, gain +2 Drive Points and +1 Conviction
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Minor or remove a Minor Hindrance, and with a Raise,
remove a Major Hindrance; Failure and Critical Failure:
No negative consequences for failure.
MAKING AMENDS: Make a Persuasion check. Success:
Gain +1 Relationship point, +2 with a Raise; Failure:
No negative consequences; Critical Failure: Lose -1d4
Relationship points.
GAINING A NEW RELATIONSHIP: Make a Trait check
based on how the relationship is being established,
including but not limited to Persuasion. Success: Gain
a new Relationship at +1d4 points, +1d6 with a Raise;
Failure: No Relationship gained; Critical Failure: Lose
-1d4 Relationship points.
Street Wolves see the worst in the world. It can drive
even the best operative over the edge. Drive reflects
this struggle. These rules are similar to the Savage
Worlds Horror Companion sanity rules and are heavily
modified to fit the theme of Street Wolves.
Player Wildcards use Drive to track how close a player
is to becoming corrupt. To determine if an operative
will lose Drive, make a Spirit check. If successful,
the operative manages to suppress the trauma, or it
otherwise has no effect on them. Failure is a loss of 1d4
points. Critical Failure is a loss of 1d6 points.
Players cannot spend Bennies to reroll a Drive check.
They must accept their fate when they commit the act.
It’s up to the GM to determine what qualifies for
making a check, but here’s a few examples:
• Killing an unarmed person, regardless of guilt or
innocence;
• Injuring or killing an enemy who has surrendered;
• Harming civilians; or
• Torture.
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REGAINING DRIVE
Being a vigilante hero stalking the neon streets takes
more than it can give back. Drive cannot be regained
while on the job. Heroes can only attempt to pull
themselves together when they’re on Leave (see Leave
on page 11).
FALLING OFF THE EDGE - 0 DRIVE
At 0 Drive, a Street Wolf has lost a part of themselves.
They may develop an obsession with their work, such
as a compulsion to solve a difficult case. Or they may
gain an addiction. They could also become a corrupt
agent, only working to enrich themselves.
Game Masters work with the Player to determine what
happens. The hero gains a related Hindrance based
on the story that’s being told. They also lose 1d10
Relationship points, reduced in any way the Player
wants to distribute the loss.
Players are encouraged to tell a dramatic story of their
hero going over the edge and then seeing the light.
Pulling a hero back from the jaws of defeat can be a
terrific story of triumph. However, if the Player wants
to let go of their Street Wolf and let them become a GM
Wildcard, they can do that, too.
The world has changed with the advent of the
Computer Age. Corporations like Viktorscape Electronics
significantly impact the advancement of technology,
spurring breakthroughs in the tech sector and moving
civilization forward by leaps and bounds.
But hold on, that doesn’t mean people are scrolling on
smartphones or using razor-thin laptops to remotely
surf the web. The world of Street Wolves is retro-
futuristic. Technology is more crude than in the real
world, but more advanced than in the actual 1980s. You
can think of it as an exaggerated level of tech found in
the early- to mid-1990s.
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very much in vogue. often use sprite-based graphics to help fill out the
• Video phones are popular in homes and businesses. world they represent. More advanced systems have
Many pay phones have a video option. even more detailed graphics, but it’s not yet realistic.
• Very few people have cellular phones, but car Users take the form of a digital avatar. In many
phones are fairly common. systems, like the kind that Street Wolves hack into,
• Some cars have a turn-by-turn direction system avatars are grounded in human limitations. That
that uses a small CRT monitor and a cassette means that when entering VRspace all Agility and
delivered map. Smarts based skills apply along with any Edges that
• There are no smart phones, no wireless technology, would affect them. Parry, Toughness are the same, but
and no drones. Pace is 6 for anyone in VRspace, regardless of what
it is in real life. GMs are free to rule what Edges and
COMPUTERS
Hindrances apply.
Use an Electronics or a Common Knowledge check For more cutting-edge, VR specific hacking rules see
to operate computers, as outlined in Savage Worlds. the Street Wolves core book.
Hacking checks are handled as normal and can be a
part of a Dramatic Task.
Unlike cyberpunk or sci-fi RPG settings, in which
everything is controlled by a computer, Street Wolves
hacking is usually limited to breaking into a computer
system to view, edit, or corrupt sensitive information
and files. Larger organizations that are flush with cash
like corporations, governments, and other major enemy
factions can have security cameras, alarms, and locks
attached to their network, but that’s an exception
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Two of Hearts is an adventure featuring a ruthless
cartel leader and a Street Wolf gone bad. The Players
navigate through the Miami underworld to complete
their mission. This adventure should take about two,
three hour long sessions to complete.
PRELUDE
Six months ago a Wolfpack mission in Miami ended in
complete disaster. Faulty intel placed a pack of Street
Wolves in the center of a Cabal of Shadows ambush.
Two of the five operatives survived: Bookworm and
Tracer. Bookworm was left severely injured. Tracer
was emotionally scarred, blaming both the Cabal of
Shadows and Wolfpack for the fiasco.
Wolfpack put Tracer on suspension to cool off and get
some therapy. Instead, he went to Miami on a one-man
quest for vengeance against the Cabal of Shadows.
While conducting his operation, he met María Lupita
Domingo, and the two instantly fell in love.
María Lupita Domingo, also known as “Lady Domingo,”
is the daughter of Francisco Domingo, Capo (boss) of
the Domingo Cartel. She’s a calculating and ruthless
lieutenant in the cartel, who’s been plotting to depose
her father and take over as Capo.
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former glory. Tracer would then fake his death to get
off Wolfpack’s radar, so he could co-rule the cartel by
Lady Domingo’s side.
To put the plot into motion, Tracer skipped a mandatory
check-in with his Case Officer. Then Lady Domingo
called a Wolfpack tip line with a bogus story about
Tracer getting abducted. Tracer holed up in a safe
house purchased by Lady Domingo, and they waited to
spring the trap.
TIMELINE
• April 4: Botched Mission.
• June 8: Tracer goes on “vacation” in Miami.
• June 20: Tracer fails to check in with his Case Officer.
• June 21: Anonymous tip left on Wolfpack hot line
that Tracer was abducted.
• June 22: Tracer buys a car and then later gets kicked
out of a restaurant.
• June 23, 10:00 am: Street Wolves arrive on scene to
investigate.
• June 23, 6:00 pm: Adventure starts.
• June 24, 9:00 pm: Francisco Domingo is scheduled
to meet with the Cabal of Shadows.

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investigate, Lady Domingo offers them information on
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The Miami of Street Wolves is much like it was in the WHAT DO THE HEROES START WITH?
1980s: Plenty of sun, palm trees, glitz, glamor, and
If using the included characters, they get the
a booming drug trade. Exotic sports cars and luxury
gear listed on their character card. But what
autos line the streets and race down the highway. The
about transportation? Housing? Wolfpack
newly-rich wear the latest, cutting-edge fashions. The
provides limited support to get Street Wolves
white sand beaches are packed with the tanned and
on the case. At the bare minimum, Wolfpack
beautiful. But despite the tremendous wealth pouring
gives Street Wolves an unmarked van, but
into the city, many people struggle just to make it by
if they’re dealing with high society types, a
while the wealthy enjoy their opulent lifestyles.
luxury car or sports car isn’t out of the question
Once the sun sets, the city comes even more alive with and totally appropriate for this adventure. As
hundreds of clubs across the city hosting wild times for housing, Wolfpack could have comped a
for those who can make it past the bouncers. Vapor hotel room or two in an out-of-the way and
gives the night sky an alternating blue, purple, pink non-descript budget hotel or give the heroes
color scheme. Street lights and neon signs glow, and enough cash for one.
taillights trail in the air. Miami is an alternating current
of vibrant life and death. Players wanting more than what’s suggested
here–like special equipment or expensive
ON THE CASE items–need to convince their Case Officer to
provide it.
The mission starts with the heroes already
investigating. Their Case Officer, Zero Point, gave them
their orders through a video phone call. They were his tab, left, and that’s when he was abducted.
simple: Find an abducted Street Wolf by the codename
His rental car, a tan 1984 Plymouth Reliant, is parked in
Tracer. An anonymous tip sent into Wolfpack indicated
the lot, but contains no useful information inside.
that he was abducted 24 hours ago.
Light inquiries with the police indicate that they’re
The pack has been in Miami for about a half day.
basically writing it off as yet another drug-related
It’s now early evening. They’ve circled back to White
crime in the city and are stretched too thin to dig much
Rabbit, the bar where it all began to possibly get a
deeper.
drink, discuss the investigation so far, and review the
case file. AN INVITATION
White Rabbit is a run-of-the-mill dive bar featuring a After the heroes have a chance to review their mission
pool table, cheap drinks, and a small base of regulars orders (see the Mission Orders Hand Out on page 17),
that keep the place in business. he looks around a bit before walking up to the most
commanding or charismatic hero in the pack.
WHAT THEY KNOW SO FAR
He introduces himself as Daniel Coffee of Coffee Law.
The investigation thus far has discovered that Tracer
The word on the street is that they’re looking for a
isn’t at any local hospitals, and his body hasn’t shown
missing “friend,” and he’s tasked with delivering an
up at the morgue. Witnesses at White Rabbit reported
invitation to them that could help them out. Coffee
seeing the same thing: In the parking lot, four men
explains that his employer would like to meet them,
wearing ski masks threw Tracer into an unmarked van
right away if possible, to give them this information. He
and sped off. Nobody at the bar knew him. He came in
has a limo parked out front that can take them there
around 10 pm, drank a couple of rum and cokes, paid
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If asked who his employer is, he’s forthcoming and
tells them it’s María Lupita Domingo, though he doesn’t
mention her criminal background. He says that he’s her
attorney, and she’s a prominent business woman and
concerned citizen looking to help them out.
In the event the Street Wolves threaten Coffee, he says
that he’s a professional that’s been hired to deliver a
message and nothing more. If they have a problem,
they should take it up with his employer. If they act
particularly threateningly, he’ll leave his card and walk
out. If they are violent or refuse to let him leave, he’ll
request that the bartender phone the police, which
will happen unless he’s also physically threatened. If
the police become involved, Coffee gets a detective
on Lady Domingo’s payroll to handle the situation.
Instead of throwing any Street Wolves into jail, they are
brought to Lady Domingo’s and told they’re heading to
prison if they don’t hear her out.
If the players are reluctant to go to the meeting, Coffee
tells them that she doesn’t like to be left waiting, and
they should talk to her as soon as they can. He writes
down her address on a notepad, tears it off, and hands
it to a hero before leaving.
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If Players decide that they’re not going to the meeting,
that’s totally fine. They can continue the investigation
to move the plot forward. See Investigation on page 21
for more.
• Daniel Coffee: see page 30.
THE LIMO RIDE
Street Wolves taking the limo with Coffee face a series
of probing questions that seem fairly casual and
innocent on the surface: Are they from the area? What
kind of experience do they have with missing persons?
Have they been in the military? Coffee wants as much
information on the heroes that he can get to relay to
Lady Domingo and her crew.
With a successful Persuade check, Coffee reveals that
Lady Domingo is willing to make some sort of deal in
exchange for information. He does not know the exact
details, he’s just a go between. Even if they fail on the
check, he’ll warn them that she’s not someone to be
messed with, and they should be careful not to insult
her. He’s obviously intimidated by her. Other than that,
he’s not forthcoming about his law firm or the work he
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of hidden microphones. A successful Notice check
results in a hero seeing slight details that are off about
the interior, such as a dome light bulging a little or a
door panel slightly misaligned. Interacting with these
reveals the bugs.
If Coffee is confronted about bugs, he feigns surprise,
but says that it makes sense that she has them. His
client likes to protect herself, and they aren’t really
there for listening to them and likely aren’t even
recording. If pushed via Intimidation, he admits that
she likes to know who she’s working with, even if that
includes occasionally doing some “light” snooping.
That’s all he’ll say on the matter.
If any Street Wolf decides to use the car phone, the call
is recorded, and the number dialed is logged.
• Daniel Coffee: see page 30.
WHO IS LADY DOMINGO?
Street Wolves investigating Lady Domingo or have
knowledge of the Miami criminal underworld can
access the following information:
• María Lupita Domingo is the daughter of Fransisco
Domingo, boss (capo) of the Domingo Cartel, which
was once one of the most powerful cartels in the
Miami-Dade area. The Cartel has greatly diminished
in size and reputation over the last several years,
but Lady Domingo is still a powerful force and
feared by her enemies.
• She became known as the “Lady Domingo”
shortly after her mother’s death from suicide in
1978. She joined the family business against her
father’s wishes and quickly became a top-earning
Lieutenant in the organization.
• She has a four-year-old child named Jennifer from a
previous marriage to Carlos Santiago. Santiago was
killed in a mob hit in 1985.
Street Rumors:
• Lady Domingo believes her father murdered her
mother.
• Francisco Domingo suspects that she may make a
move against him someday.
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her former husband for cheating on her.
LADY DOMINGO’S HOME
Lady Domingo’s home is an expensive Mediterranean
Revival-style mansion located in Coral Gables. An
eight-foot-tall iron gate featuring a decorative bronze
with the name “Domingo” below it blocks the entrance.
Those wishing to enter must push a button to talk to a
guard to gain entry.
A seven-foot-high white, stone wall surrounds the
entire property. The home itself is a six bedroom, three
story home. Up to six guards armed with Uzis patrol the
grounds at all times.
In the driveway, there are several expensive cars
parked, including a top-of-the-line BMW. If arriving via
the limo, Daniel Coffee will head over to his BMW and
drive away, hoping the heroes are able to find their
friend.
The Street Wolves are greeted by a guard wearing a
suit who says barely anything and leads them to the
back. Any operative making a Notice check see several
other guards armed with Uzis who are not hiding but
also not very out in the open.
The back door patio area has a pool, hot tub, and sauna
where Lady Domingo spends a lot of time hanging out
or entertaining guests.
MEETING LADY DOMINGO
There are at least two bodyguards nearby Lady
Domingo at all times. They try to blend in with the
background scenery, only intervening if called upon.
Others can join in moments if needed. In addition to the
bodyguards, she has a full time nanny and other staff
appear at various times like groundskeepers, a pool
maintenance tech, and cleaners. This is a functioning
home, not an evil lair.
If the heroes are arriving as expected, they’ll be met by
a bodyguard, who escorts them around the house to
the back pool area. Lady Domingo introduces herself
by her real name, Mary, adding that they can call her
Ms. Domingo. If asked about “Lady Domingo,” she
laughs and says that is a nickname given to her by her
associates out of respect.
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She’s in a relaxed mood, likely hanging out by the
poolside, even at night. She has a cool, calm demeanor
and is friendly until given reason to reveal the darker
side of her personality.
THE JOB OFFER
Lady Domingo knows about Wolfpack thanks to Tracer.
If the heroes ask her where she got her information,
she is enigmatic and says she has little birds
everywhere.
GMs can use particular heroes’ backstories, Edges,
Hindrances, and Relationships as fodder for Lady
Domingo to insinuate that she knows who they are.
Almost all Street Wolves have some sort of sordid
past to dig into, which can be found by someone
determined enough. If Players are using the included
characters, she can point out that Grid Runner is a
former getaway driver or Bijalli’s description matches
that of a highly capable assassin.
After some pleasantries, and perhaps dropping some
hints that she knows a few of them by reputation, she
offers the pack a deal. Their quarry is held captive by
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kept. If they do something for her, she will reveal where
they’re keeping him.
She explains that her father, Francisco Domingo, is
head of the Domingo “family business,” and he’s
merging with the Cabal of Shadows. The Cabal is going
to take complete control of the family operation, and
she can’t let her father turn the keys over to them. He’s
too weak of a leader, and this is the last straw.
She weaves a story that the Cabal of Shadows told
Francisco that they had captured a secret agent going
by the name of Tracer. They warned him that his fellow
agents or “Street Wolves” would be looking for him. Her
agents inside the Capo’s organization fed this to her,
along with where the Cabal was keeping Tracer. She
adds that they share a common enemy, and therefore
it would be beneficial to work together.
Their job is to “retire” Francisco Domingo. Lady
Domingo needs agents who won’t be traced back to
her, and this is the perfect opportunity for everyone
involved. She’d prefer the deed be done before or
during Francisco’s meeting with the Cabal of Shadows.
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more difficult to take back control of the cartel from
them, and he’s been planning to skip town and retire
on a tropical island shortly thereafter.
Once they’ve done the deed, they’re to call her pager
and leave the message, “The goose is cooked” along
with a number where she can reach them. She’ll give
them Tracer’s location if they have some credible
evidence to prove they’ve done it, such as a photograph
of the Capo’s body. She’ll stress not to say anything
incriminating over the phone, as you never know who
may be listening.
If the Street Wolves demand additional payment, or
if she needs to sweeten the deal, she’ll offer them
$50,000, but only after the job is complete. There’s no
such thing as a down payment on an assassination.
They can take it or leave it.
Lady Domingo provides proof that Tracer is alive (or at
least was alive). She hands over a Polaroid of a badly
beaten Tracer who is tied to a chair, which is faked to
spur the Street Wolves into action. She offers that her
informants got their hands on the photo and passed it
on to her.
A Street Wolf passing a successful Notice check feels
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been staged. A successful Healing check indicates that
something about the injuries, such as the bruising
and the blood, don’t appear to be real, but it is hard to
confirm with the low quality of the image. If directly
confronted about this, Lady Domingo acts insulted and
replies that she doesn’t know what kind of games the
Cabal may be playing, but this is the image that was
taken from her father. Any insinuation that she has
anything to do with it will get them escorted out.
Any questions relating to the morality of wanting her
father killed are dismissed. It’s just business, and their
relationship is none of their concern. If they ask if she
plans on working with the Cabal of Shadows after the
assassination, she has no desire to sell out to them.
The business belongs to the family, not outsiders.
MEETING HER CHILD
Lady Domingo’s four-year-old daughter, Jennifer,
interrupts the meeting at an opportune moment. She
comes running up to her with a drawing of a dinosaur
that she’s really proud of. Lady Domingo is all smiles
and spends a moment looking at the dinosaur and
remarking how she’s a great artist. Lady Domingo looks
like she’s a normal, proud mother. Not at all like a high
ranking member of a cartel that they’ve met before.
Moments later a slightly frazzled looking woman in
her early 20s arrives speaking Spanish. Those who
can speak it hear her apologizing that the little one got
away from her. Lady Domingo smiles and replies back
that it’s fine; they were just having a casual chat out
here. She seems genuine and not angry at the nanny.
Another moment or two passes before the nanny
collects the child and brings her back into the home.
This scene is included to give more trigger happy
Players a slight pause, to give them a hint that maybe
they shouldn’t attack Lady Domingo here. On the other
side of the coin, more ruthless Players can make note
of this and possibly use the kid as leverage later on.
See A Big Showdown on page 28.
A LITTLE PLANNING
If the Street Wolves are interested in the mission (or at
least act like they are), Lady Domingo suggests three
possible ways to get to Francisco:
1. He has a “floozy” that he’s been seeing, and they
may be able to use her for leverage. The woman’s
name is Kimberly Tiffany. See The Capo’s Girlfriend on
page 23.
2. He’s meeting with the Cabal of Shadows soon. She
knows it’s at the South Shores Casino at 10:30 pm
tomorrow night. See The CoS Meeting on page 26.
3. If they’re interested in assassinating him at his
home, she gives them an address to a home in Indian
Creek. See The Capo’s Home on page 25.
If they turn down her offer, or say they need more time
to come to a decision, she’ll warn them that it’s likely
that the Cabal of Shadows won’t likely keep their friend
alive for much longer.
Street Wolves that threaten her get one chance to
back down. If they continue, Lady Domingo has them
escorted off her property by gun point. If any of the
heroes start a violent altercation, the bodyguards
respond with equal amounts of violence. They call the
police, and several squad cars show up in short order.
The arriving cops are on the cartel’s payroll and aren’t
looking to arrest the heroes, they’re shooting to kill.
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Tracer’s service record was steller until a mission three
months ago. Faulty intelligence led to an ambush by
Cabal of Shadows. Tracer was one of two survivors. The
exact details of this failed mission are classified and
will not be divulged to the Street Wolves.
In the ensuing months, Tracer has become combative
and angry. He was put on leave to seek help. He
reported that he was going to Miami as part of his
recovery. He was supposed to report in every week, but
he missed his last check-in.
If asked: Zero Point is the Case Officer that sent Tracer
on the ill-fated mission. He feels personally responsible
for the disaster, but the faulty intel was simply
something that unfortunately happens in their line of
work.
If pushed hard enough, Zero Point can give them the
other surviving operative’s code name, “Bookworm,”
along with her phone number. But he must know that
Tracer is in fact a potential liability to Wolfpack before
he will do so.
If the Street Wolves fail to persuade Zero Point to give
them the above information, they could hack into
Wolfpack’s network. Wolfpack piggybacks and hides
its data on unassuming Federal government networks,
so in order to get in, a hacker needs to be on site in a
Federal building such as a courthouse or post office.
To get Tracer’s operational records requires a Hacking
roll made at a -2, which represents the high security
protecting the network. If security traces the hacker,
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Point, who is alerted to their actions and is really angry.
Another option is to get the lowdown on Tracer through
a helpful ally. The Connections Edge can bring in a
fellow Street Wolf who has access to the files. Or a
Street Wolf may have a Relationship who has access or
can get it.
BOOKWORM
After the botched mission, Carla “Bookworm” Lexington
received treatment in a Miami hospital. Wolfpack
managed to keep police from inquiring into the nature
of her injuries and facilitated her transfer to a care
facility in Orlando, where she’s currently receiving
physical therapy. She’s determined to overcome her
injuries and is on a wait list for a cybernetic prosthetic,
so she can get back into the field. When the Street
Wolves speak with her, she may seem distracted or
a little agitated. If asked, she warns the pack that if
they have loved ones, they could lose them at any
moment. Her marriage is falling apart, and she can’t
really explain away an injury to a partner when you’re
a secret vigilante.
Street Wolves will need to successfully Persuade
Bookworm to talk about Tracer. The two share a strong
bond as fellow operatives and survivors of the tragedy
that befell their pack. Even if she knows he’s a liability,
she wants to give him the benefit of the doubt that he
might have some grander plan in place.
If they can convince her to talk, she tells them that
before the ambush, Tracer was someone you could
always count on to have your back. He believed in
the mission. After the incident he changed, as if a flip
switched. He became agitated and angry. He visited
her several times in the hospital, but she hasn’t heard
anything since. He said that he had “met someone
new” recently and was in love, but failed to elaborate
any further.
THE ANONYMOUS TIP
Zero Point can send an audio file of the anonymous tip
left with Wolfpack via FTP. The message was left by
someone with a feminine sounding voice, and it sounds
as if the speaker has muffled or disguised the sound
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of their voice with a piece of cloth over the receiver. A
Language check reveals that the speaker has a Cuban
accent. If the heroes have spoken to Lady Domingo,
they can make a Notice check to make the connection.
THE WORD ON THE STREET
Despite their failure to locate him previously, now that
they’ve had a lead, they can get back on the case with
fresh eyes. Street Wolves pounding the pavement may
uncover some interesting details:
On June 18th, a man matching Tracer’s description
was kicked out of Perry’s Steakhouse, a high class
restaurant. He was escorted out after being incredibly
belligerent and likely high on drugs. They may run into
further contacts who describe Tracer as troubled or
a hot head. He was also flashing a lot of cash around
town, including buying a brand new Corvette and a
speedboat.
There are rumors that Lady Domingo has found a new
lover, but nobody has seen them together yet. Word is
she’s gonzo for this guy.
RESEARCHING LADY DOMINGO
The heroes may turn their investigation on Lady
Domingo after she lands on their radar. The following
clues can be dug up:
Observation & Surveillance: Street Wolves waiting
outside of her house can follow her when she leaves.
If they’re able to successfully tail her, she’ll go right to
Tracer’s safe house after doing errands.
Wiretapping & Phone Records: Successful wiretapping
picks up conversations between Lady Domingo and
an unknown man making sweet talk and discussing a
planned meet up. Phone records show numerous calls
from a number originating from another property,
which can be linked to her. Following up on that
number can reveal the location of Tracer’s safe house.
Records: Looking into government and real estate
records can find the properties she owns, including
the safe house in Coconut Grove, which was only
purchased on June 19th in cash. In addition to being on
file in government offices, her lawyer Daniel Coffee has
these records in his office.
Searching Lady D’s House: Street Wolves sneaking into
her bedroom find a box from a jeweler with a small
card attached that says, “My love for you burns with
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• Police Records: A misdemeanor for a drunk and
disorderly where she punched a police officer at a
bar, and a shoplifting infraction for stealing jewelry
from a mall based costume jewelry boutique.
AN INFORMANT SPILLS THE BEANS
If the Players are floundering and can’t make any
progress forward, an informant named Kevin Calvins
calls them. He’s a halcone (falcon), a low-ranking
member in Lady Domingo’s crew. He’s made a lot of
bad bets on jai ali recently, and he needs cash badly,
or he’s going to be in a lot of trouble. Kevin is willing to
give them information on Lady Domingo’s relationship
with Tracer and the location of the safe house for
$5,000 or a favor.
A successful Persuade check will get him down to
$1,000. If a Street Wolf thinks to contact Wolfpack, Zero
Point is willing to arrange a wire transfer of a maximum
of $5,000. Otherwise, the pack will have to spend
money out of their own pockets or think of a creative
solution.
The favor will be to kill his bookie, Martin Alvarez,
in order to eliminate Calvins’s debt. A talented
hacker could also wipe out his debt with his bookie’s
computerized records. Killing the bookie should be
fairly easy. He works out of a bar called No Way Out
and is unarmed. Remember killing an unarmed person
is a Drive check (See Drive on page 12).
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Kevin will only agree to meet the pack to pick up the
cash or when they’ve taken care of his debt. Of course,
the team could always trick him into showing up
without the required payment or use other means.
• Kevin Calvins: Use Cartel Enforcer Stats on page 32.
• Martin Alvarez: All stats d4 except Smarts d8; Parry and
Toughness are 4.
THE CAPO’S GIRLFRIEND
If the heroes talk to Francisco’s girlfriend, Kimberly
Tiffany, she has strong suspicions that Francisco is
some sort of mob boss, but she’s never spoken to him
about it. If the Street Wolves ask her about it, she will
simply say that he’s a “retired businessman,” and they
have a special relationship. They’ve been seeing each
other for about a year, and it hasn’t expanded beyond
much of an overnight stay once in a while or the rare
event when he leaves his home.
She’s not willing to risk her life to protect him, but she’s
also not willing to die by betraying him either. She’ll
need to be Intimidated into action as there’s nothing to
Persuade her into going along with the Street Wolves’
plans.
Francisco always sends a car for her when they’re to
meet up, and he’s never been to her apartment. Most
of the time it’s to bring her to his estate and very rarely
it’s to go to a public place. He’ll be sending a car for her
to pick her up before the Cabal of Shadows meeting,
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 taking her to the estate and then over to the casino.
The driver is dressed the part, but is one of the Capo’s
enforcers who provides transportation and is armed
with a pistol.
KIMBERLY’S APARTMENT
She lives in the Legacy View Palms apartment complex
in Miami Gardens. Legacy View features several three-
story units housing roughly 16 walk-up apartments.
Each apartment has a balcony. Tiffany lives on the
third floor in apartment 301A, sitting on the corner of
the rear of the unit overlooking a waterway and the
city beyond.
There are a variety of people living at the complex,
from retirees to students, so it’s fairly active at all
hours. Anyone not wanting to be noticed snooping
around the complex must make a Stealth check. On
a failure, they catch the attention of a resident who
calls the police. Police response is appropriate to the
type of call they receive, with the lowest level being a
lone squad car and a couple of officers poking around
looking for reported prowlers or “peeping toms” to
several squads responding to reports of immediate
danger or violence.
Tiffany’s apartment is decorated with expensive
paintings and furniture, and her wardrobe is almost
entirely composed of super trendy or high fashion
garments. It’s very obvious that she’s living at a much
higher level than her means would normally allow.
• Driver: Use Cartel Enforcer stats on page 32.
OTHER LOCATIONS
Street Wolves wanting to meet Kimberly or associate
with her outside her apartment have a couple of
options:
COTTON TAIL CLUB
Cotton Tail Club is a popular and trendy night club in
Overtown near State Route 1. Kimberly sings and hangs
out there. It’s also where a couple of Francisco’s men
discovered her.
At least two to four of the Capo’s men are at the club
hanging out at their reserved table with some dates.
These cartel members are usually partying or having
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a good time. If they notice the Street Wolves talking
to Kimberly, they may take an interest in them and
confront them. These gangsters can be a source of
information or used as a method of getting a meeting
with Capo Domingo.
• Cartel Enforcers (2): See page 32.
SUPER STAR TRAX RECORDS
Kimberly may be at Super Star Trax Records working
on her album, Palm Tree Life. The studio is decidedly
low rent and basically a one-man operation. That man
is Dale Daughtry. He handles promotion, recording, and
talent management all under his roof, as long as the
cheques clear.
He knows that Francisco Domingo is Kimberly’s patron,
and the only contact he has with him is through the
checks that are sent to the studio. He will warn anyone
asking about the Capo to not cross him, he’s a “well
connected individual.”
CONTACTING WOLFPACK
The Street Wolves may contact Zero Point before
they talk to Lady Domingo. If they have doubts about
meeting her, he encourages them to go to the meeting
and report back. It’s a solid lead, and he’s confident
that they can handle themselves if there’s “trouble.”
If they contact him after Lady Domingo makes them
an offer, he strongly recommends that they reach a
solution by using the least amount of physical violence
possible, and one that doesn’t drag them too far into
the internal politics of a cartel. However, if it’s the only
way they can get Tracer’s location, then they have
authorization to go ahead and take out the crime boss.
If Wolfpack has to choose a side, it’s Lady Domingo
who is working against the Cabal of Shadows. In any
case, Zero Point reminds the Pack to keep as much
attention away from themselves as possible.
He also emphasizes that their top priority is to rescue
Tracer. Not to put a stop to the drug trade and not to
eliminate the Cabal of Shadows.
If they give him the impression that Tracer has
gone rogue and is a liability, he says that Tracer
must be taken alive for a “debriefing” with Internal
Investigations. See Possible Endings on page 29 for
more.
If they don’t contact him at all, Zero Point will page
them. The best time to do this is far into the team
deep into a plan. Zero Point is frustrated with their lack
of communication and furious if they decided to do
something incredibly foolish.
CAPO DOMINGO
He suspects his daughter of scheming to replace him
as head of the cartel. When Francisco was approached
by the Cabal of Shadows, he saw it as a way out of the
failing family business. After turning it over to them,
he’d done with it. He knew he couldn’t trust the cartel to
his daughter; she’s too narrow minded and vengeful to
lead the organization.
In the last year, Francisco has become a recluse, rarely
leaving his estate. He’s justifiably paranoid of being
assassinated. There are three main ways to get to
him: 1. Arrange a meeting; 2. Through his girlfriend; or
3. Ambush him during his meeting with the Cabal of
Shadows.
Arranging a meeting through “proper” channels
is rather difficult. The heroes have to go through
Francisco’s lawyer, Ricardo Esteban. They can lie and
make a Persuasion attempt, but if they tell the truth
that they know Lady Domingo is trying to kill the capo,
that will get them an immediate meeting with Francisco
at his mansion.
Clever Players can try to force a meeting with Francisco
outside of the proper channels. See A Little Planning on
page 21 for ideas on how to get to him.
If they manage to get an audience with the Capo,
and they tell him that Lady Domingo wants him
assassinated, he’ll believe them since it confirms his
suspicions. In this case, he proposes a counter deal. If
the team brings Lady Domingo to him alive, he will pay
them 100k in cash; he’ll pay 50k if they kill her. They
are not to harm his granddaughter in any way.
If they ask him about Tracer’s abduction, he doesn’t
know anything about it. If they show Francisco a photo
of Tracer, he says that matches the description of the
guy she recently fell head over heels in love with, but
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the shore. Local police patrol the main road that circles
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the island, and there’s a police station located on Miami
Beach next to the bridge to get over to Indian Creek.
There are 13 total police officers who are on staff at the
station working in three shifts.
There are 41 properties on the small island, all butting
up against the shore line. The inner circle of the island
is a private country club and golf course.
Francisco’s mansion sits on about a half acre of land on
the south end of the island, surrounded by an eight-
foot tall stone wall with two neighbors on either side.
The home itself is a three-story, modern 1980s design
with sharp angles jutting out.
WHAT IS JAI ALAI?
Jai Alai is a sport of Basque origin that uses
large handheld scoops called xistera to catch
and hurl a ball at a wall. The sport itself
resembles racketball, except it’s on a three
walled court and the ball can reach incredibly
high and dangerous speeds.
Jai alai was incredibly popular in the 1980s,
though it has fallen out of favor. In Street
Wolves, it’s even more popular than in real life
with frontons being constructed across the
country and interest continuing to build.
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 The capo spends much of his time on his grounds
painting incredibly unimpressive watercolor
landscapes. At night he’s either watching old movies
on his large projection screen television in his bedroom
or romantically involved with his current paramour,
Kimberly Tiffany.
• Francisco Domingo: See page 31.
• Ricardo Esteban: Use Daniel Coffee stats on page 30.
• Cartel Enforcers (3): See page 32.
THE COS MEETING
Francisco Domingo is meeting with Cabal of Shadows
representatives on June 24th at 10:00 pm to officially
hand over control of the cartel. The meeting is designed
to give the power transfer legitimacy. He’ll also be
signing legal documents for the transfer of ownership
of his legitimate fronts to them. In exchange the Cabal
will be handing him a key to a storage locker where he
can pick up ten million dollars in bearer bonds.
The Capo’s top three Lieutenants were supposed to be
present, but Lady Domingo turned down the invitation
in protest.
The meeting takes place at the South Shore stadium
and casino in Francisco’s private booth. Players may
decide to go all out and attack both parties there. Or
they may be more clever and try to intercept the Capo
sometime before or after the meeting.
SOUTH SHORE CASINO
South Shore is a combination casino and fronton
(stadium) where jai alai games are played to energetic
fans and gamblers. It’s located just off of State Road
A1A near Fort Lauderdale’s Hollywood International
Airport.
Dozens of gamblers and sports fans stream in and out
of the main entrance every day at all hours. To get into
the jai alai court, where Francisco’s private booth is
located, requires purchasing a ticket at the box office at
the front (see sidebar on Jai Alai on page 25).
The fronton is packed. Thousands of excited fans
feverishly gamble on the matches. The heroes should
realize that any firefight could start a mass panic.
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THE BEARER BONDS
Any hunt for the bearer bonds is outside
the scope of this adventure. Street Wolves
could conceivably either tail the Capo to a bus
terminal where there’s a duffle bag filled with
the bonds in a locker. Or he could offer their
location in exchange for his life.
The bonds could be the source of future
adventures. Here are a couple of hooks:
When the heroes get to them, the bonds are
already stolen by a third party. The team must
track them down, competing against other
factions, like the CoS and other cartels, on the
hunt for them.
Or Street Wolves picking them up fall into a trap
set by the Cabal of Shadows to assassinate
Francisco in a double cross.
Aside from the main entrance at the front, there
are warehouse doors in the back, and several other
smaller service entrance doors are scattered around
the building. Each one is monitored by a bored guard
sitting on a folding chair. There’s yet another entrance
on the roof that is locked. It requires an Athletics check
to climb up or a Thievery check to unlock the access
ladders.
Francisco’s booth has a single rear entrance. The front
viewing area has a glass wall providing an excellent
view of the fronton. The only authorized access is for
security and wait staff.
Francisco and his associates arrive at his private
booth overlooking the jai alai court at 9:00 pm. The
Cabal of Shadows representatives arrive at 10:00 pm.
Francisco arrives in a tuxedo with Kimberly Tiffany
in tow along with three bodyguards. Kimberly is
dressed to the nines and commands a lot of attention.
The bodyguards are less formally attired, wearing
either polo shirts or open button downs over t-shirts.
Francisco and his bodyguards are armed with pistols,
and one of them is carrying a briefcase containing
two Uzis. Also present is Francisco’s lawyer, Ricardo
Esteban, and two of the Capo’s top Lieutenants,
Roberto Pérez and Sam Easton.

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The Cabal Agents go out of their way to make sure
they’re not being tailed. If the Street Wolves are
successful in doing so, they follow them to their
headquarters. See The Cabal of Shadows on page 28.
• Francisco Domingo: See page 31.
• Josten: Use Shadow Director stats on page 32.
• Cartel Enforcers (3): See page 32.
one of her guards. This is non-negotiable. If the pack
• Lieutenants (2): Use Cartel Enforcer stats on page32.
decides to fight it out, Lady Domingo calls Tracer, and
• Ricardo Esteban: Use Daniel Coffee stats on page 30. he races there in his Corvette, arriving in a few rounds.
• Shadow Soldiers (3): See page 32. Lady Domingo will not accept any other meeting
place other than the safe house, regardless of how
AFTER THE HIT
persuasive the Street Wolves get. The only exception is
After the pack sends Lady Domingo the coded page,
if they simply refuse to meet her, and she is forced to
she calls them back and tells them that she’ll call in
go after them. In that case, she (and Tracer), will attack
one hour with the location of a meeting place where
them wherever it’s most inconvenient for the players.
it’s safe to make their transaction. After they speak,
During the night at their hotel room or in a club, or
she calls Tracer, so he and his men are ready, and she
wherever the heroes end up spending a significant
leaves to meet him at the safe house. After the hour
portion of time.
passes, she calls the Street Wolves and gives them the
safe house’s address. • Cartel Enforcers (2 per Player): See page 32.

If the Street Wolves demand for her to give them
Tracer’s location over the phone, she says that it’s an
open line and she needs the proof that they actually
did what they said they were going to do.
If they go to her home without calling her or not
listening to her instructions, they will not be let past
the front gate under any circumstances and will instead
be met by her very visibly armed guards. She will give
them the same instructions above via a radio held by
TRACER’S SAFE HOUSE
The safe house that Lady Domingo purchased for
Tracer is a two-story, four-bedroom home located
in Miami Beach with an oceanfront view. Trees and
ground vegetation surround the property, blocking the
views to it. Street Wolves not using the front entrance
must pass an Athletics check to climb over the hedge
wall.
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 When Tracer and his bodyguards are present, there’s
a brand new, red Corvette and a Mercedes 560SEC
parked in front of the two door garage located on the
street. A pathway leads to the front entrance. In the
back, there’s a dock where a speedboat and four jet
skis are tethered.
Inside the home, there’s a large open living area
decorated with rare and valuable art. Huge windows
provide views to the ocean and the property. A balcony
overlooks the open living room, and it is accessible via
a spiral staircase. The kitchen, downstairs bathroom,
and an office are located at the rear of the house, with
another staircase that leads to the upstairs.
There are at least two guards on duty in the house.
They’re usually playing cards, watching old movies, or
playing Nintendo inside the house. A couple of guards
patrol the grounds.
A BIG SHOWDOWN
In all likelihood, the final act of this adventure takes
place at the safe house, since most paths lead to it.
If the pack goes there when they are expected, they’re
greeted by Lady Domingo’s lawyer, Daniel Coffee, who
escorts them into the house. Coffee has no idea what is
about to happen.
They’re brought to the living room where classical
music is playing on the high fidelity stereo system.
The heroes are told to have a seat and relax. After a
few moments, Lady Domingo appears at the balcony,
congratulates the pack (if they’ve killed her father),
and then apologizes for the fact that they need to be
eliminated. At that moment, Tracer appears alongside
her brandishing his M16. If combat hasn’t broken out
before this point, it certainly does now. Lady Domingo’s
enforcers rush into the room and try to kill any heroes
while Tracer fires at them from above. At least that’s
the plan. The heroes can greatly alter it through their
actions.
Street Wolves trying to extort her or use anyone as
a bargaining tool (other than her daughter), will face
an attack like they would have if they were caught
unaware. Neither Lady Domingo nor Tracer will bargain
with the heroes, again unless her daughter is involved.
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If the Street Wolves have Lady Domingo’s daughter
in their custody, she will negotiate a deal for her
child’s freedom, but she will betray the heroes at the
nearest possible opportunity. Tracer will turn himself
over to them if either Lady Domingo’s life is credibly
threatened, or if they’re holding her daughter hostage.
If they instead choose to skip the meeting and assault
the property, Lady Domingo is at her own home, unless
Tracer and her suspect an inevitable invasion. If that is
the case, she’s by his side, while she keeps her child at
her own home under the protection of her loyal guards.
• A Water Chase: If Lady Domingo and Tracer are
clearly losing and figure that they have a chance to
get away, they attempt to make an escape. They
run for the speed boat in the back. There are jet skis
that are left behind for the Street Wolves to use if
they’d like to pursue.
• Police Response: A firefight in a populated
neighborhood attracts a lot of police attention. If a
battle drags on, the sound of distant police sirens
is usually enough to goose slow Street Wolves into
action. If they stick around for too long, the police
arriving on the scene will shoot at anyone who is
carrying a weapon and doesn’t surrender. If Street
Wolves are arrested, then that’s a great hook for a
further adventure.
• Tracer: See page 31.
• Cartel Enforcers (4): See page 32.
CABAL OF SHADOWS
Cabal of Shadows aren’t the focus of the adventure,
even if they seem like they’re going to be at the start.
The most direct contact the Players will likely have with
them is if they decide to execute the Capo during his
meeting with them; otherwise, they shouldn’t actually
appear in this adventure. However, Players may do
any number of unpredictable things, so the following
details are just in case the heroes find themselves
chasing after the Cabal or otherwise end up in their
cross hairs.
The cell that is dealing with Francisco Domingo is the
same one that ambushed Tracer and his team six
months ago. They’re led by a Shadow Director who
goes by the code name Josten. His real name is Pat
Higgens, and he’s a highly trained and decorated
former army intelligence agent. His current cover is
that he’s an unassuming banker, but the reality is that
Josten is a rising star within the Cabal of Shadows and
is likely to move his way up in the organization.
The cell’s headquarters is a bank located on a mixed
residential business section in Hialeah. The bank is
never opened to the public. There’s no business hours
posted, and the doors are locked. However, “bankers”
walk in and out of the building as if it were open. Josten
and those in his command plan and scheme in their
offices. A few of which are converted into living spaces.
If Josten finds out about Tracer, or that a Pack is in town
looking for him, he first orders his soldiers to observe
and gather intelligence. This means they’d likely strike
in a follow up adventure, rather during this one. Josten
needs to see how things play out before involving his
cell.
An exception is if Lady Domingo falls to her back up
plan: If she knows the Street Wolves are onto her, and
they’re clearly not going to cooperate, she tips off the
Cabal in the hopes that they eliminate each other. GMs
can determine when and how Josten handles this.
One likely option is that he investigates and finds out
Lady Domingo is lying. He then sends an anonymous
message to the Street Wolves telling them exactly
where Tracer is (Tracer’s safe house). He waits until
they assault the safe house before he attacks for an
exciting and chaotic three way battle.
• Josten: Use Shadow Director stats on page 32.
• Shadow Soldiers (1 per hero): See page 32.
POSSIBLE ENDINGS
Once the dust settles, there are a few options for
wrapping the story up. You can use the following
suggestions to craft the narrative for how the
adventure ends and to create future scenarios that may
spring from the actions the Players took. Also, capping
it off with a Leave scene can help ground the adventure
and help further the sense of a satisfying conclusion.
TRACER: Wolfpack sends two “delivery men” to pick
Tracer up in a truck with the label on the side “Little
Dog Transport.” They throw Tracer in the back and drive
away.
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FRANCISCO DOMINGO: If he lives, he retires to a tropical
island to live out the rest of his days in peace or until
an old enemy decides to settle a score. Francisco is a
source of information to any Street Wolves that treated
him well, since he still “hears things” going on in the
criminal underworld.
KIMBERLY TIFFANY: Whether Francisco dies or retires,
Kimberly Tiffany loses her source of income for her
recording career. Is she able to make it? Or does she
take a liking to one of the Street Wolves who can be
her new benefactor? Another possibility is if she was
threatened and forced into cooperating, the events
can make news and possibly appear in the form of a
sensational (and highly exaggerated) TV movie of the
week.
THE CABAL OF SHADOWS: If left unmolested and
unaware of the Street Wolves actions, they’ll continue
their scheming, digging their hooks deeper into Miami.
This won’t be the last time the Street Wolves cross
paths with them. If Josten knows about the Street
Wolves, he begins working to dig up more details about
them, in order to best know who he’s dealing with and
to strike back.
MOB WAR: If both Lady Domingo and her father
are dead at the end of adventure, a sudden power
vacuum causes the remnants of the Domingo cartel to
battle each other for control. With the Cabal’s chosen
successor at war with the other lieutenants, the
violence spills into the streets with innocent victims
getting caught in the crossfire. The Street Wolves are
made aware of this through extensive news coverage
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 of the violent gang war. This can lead to a future
adventure in which the pack must protect or support
one of the Lieutenants from the Cabal takeover.
CAST
DANIEL COFFEE, ESQ.
Daniel Coffee sports a pencil thin mustache, and is
never seen in anything but an expensive suit. His
slicked, jet-black hair doesn’t match his age, as he
appears to be in his late 50s.
ATTRIBUTES: Agility d6, Smarts d8, Spirit d10, Strength
d4, Vigor d6
SKILLS: Academics d10, Common Knowledge d8,
Driving d4, Intimidation d8, Notice d8, Performance
d8, Persuasion d8, Research d8, Stealth d4, Taunt
d6, Thievery d4
Pace: 6; Parry: 2; Toughness: 5
HINDRANCES: Habit (Major)
EDGES: Charismatic, Work the Room
GEAR: Cellular phone, law books, expensive briefcase,
designer suit, luxury car
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LADY DOMINGO
María Lupita Domingo is more commonly known as
Lady Domingo. She’s an extremely attractive woman
in her early 40s. When speaking with her, she may
appear warm and friendly, but she gives off a feeling
like she’s a snake ready to strike. Above all, Lady
Domingo is intelligent and clever. She’s loyal only to
Tracer, and she’s fiercely protective of her child.
Lady Domingo and Tracer’s plan is to get the Street
Wolves to kill her father, Francisco Domingo, so she can
take over the cartel. She doesn’t want to be connected
to the murder, because that would trigger a full on war
with the Cabal of Shadows. It’s much better to put the
blame on their sworn enemy, Wolfpack.
And if the Street Wolves don’t go along with it? Then
she plans to inform the Cabal of Shadows that the
Street Wolves are in town looking for them, with the
hopes that in the ensuing battle they’ll either wipe
each other out or be severely weakened.
ATTRIBUTES: Agility d4, Smarts d8, Spirit d10, Strength
d6, Vigor d8
SKILLS: Athletics d4, Battle d6, Boating d4, Common
Knowledge d8, Fighting d4, Intimidation d10, Notice
 d8, Persuasion d8, Shooting d6, Stealth d4, Taunt Kimberly is in her early 20s and is a strikingly beautiful
d8, Thievery d6 blonde. She’s usually wearing an extremely expensive
Pace: 6; Parry: 4; Toughness: 6 ensemble, including dangling jeweled earrings, a lot
of makeup, and hair that is crimped, teased, and hair

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HINDRANCES: Greedy (Major), Ruthless (Minor)

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sprayed into a tower of power.

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EDGES: Command, Command Presence, Rich, Tactician

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ATTRIBUTES: Agility d6, Smarts d6, Spirit d8, Strength

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GEAR: 1911 .45 (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6+1, RoF 1, d4, Vigor d6

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AP 1)

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SKILLS: Athletics d6, Common Knowledge d4, Driving

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d4, Notice d4, Performance d6, Persuasion d6,

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FRANCISCO DOMINGO

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Stealth d4

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He’s an abrupt man who gets straight to the point.

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HINDRANCES: Clueless (Major)

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And despite his role being greatly diminished, he’s still
EDGES: Attractive
ruthless and unafraid to commit or order anyone to do
violence on his behalf. GEAR: Credit cards, nightclub attire

The Capo was once a feared crime boss, but his empire
has fallen greatly. Other gangs have cut into his
territory and profits. Several large drug shipments were
intercepted by the DEA, resulting in the loss of millions
of dollars. Francisco is barely keeping the cartel
together. It’s time to retire.
ATTRIBUTES: Agility d4, Smarts d8, Spirit d10, Strength
d6, Vigor d6
SKILLS: Athletics d4, Battle d8, Boating d6, Common
Knowledge d8, Fighting d4, Intimidation d8, Notice
d8, Persuasion d8, Shooting d6, Stealth d4, Thievery
d6, Tradecraft d4
Pace: 6; Parry: 4; Toughness: 5
HINDRANCES: Ruthless (Minor), Suspicious (Major)
EDGES: Command, Connections, Fervor, Rich
GEAR: 1911 .45 (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6+1, RoF 1,
AP 1)
KIMBERLY TIFFANY
Francisco keeps his lovers at arms length due to his
increasing paranoia. His current girlfriend is Kimberly
Tiffany, former cocktail waitress, now an aspiring
singer thanks to the generous gifts she receives from
Francisco that allow her to pay for time in a recording
studio.
TRACER
Tracer reached his breaking point and snapped.
Finding comfort in the embrace of Lady Domingo, he
uses his knowledge of Wolfpack and the CoS, and his
considerable combat experience to extract revenge.
ATTRIBUTES: Agility d6, Smarts d6, Spirit d6, Strength
d8, Vigor d8
SKILLS: Athletics d8, Boating d6, Common Knowledge
d4, Driving d8, Fighting d8, Intimidation d8, Notice
d8, Persuasion d4, Shooting d10, Stealth d6,
Tradecraft d6
Pace: 6; Parry: 6; Toughness: 7 (4)
HINDRANCES: Mean, Turncoat
EDGES: Brawler, Rock N Roll!, Extraction, No Mercy,
Trademark Weapon (M16)
GEAR: 1911 .45 (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6+1, RoF 1,
AP 1), M16 (Range 24/48/96, Damage 2d8, RoF 3, AP
2), Kevlar vest w/ceramic inserts
ZERO POINT
Zero Point is a man in his early 60s and seems like he’s
perpetually on the verge of a breakdown due to the
incredible stress he’s under, but he’s a highly capable
coordinator who cares deeply about the operatives in
his care.

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 ATTRIBUTES: Agility d6, Smarts d10, Spirit d8, Strength
d4, Vigor d6
SKILLS: Academics d8, Common Knowledge d8, Driving
d4, Electronics d8, Intimidation d6, Notice d8,
Persuasion d8, Research d6, Stealth d6, Thievery d6,
Tradecraft d8
Pace: 6; Parry: 2; Toughness: 5
HINDRANCES: Habit (Minor)
EDGES: Connections, Common Bond, Scholar
GEAR: Cellular phone, pager, laptop computer
SUPPORTING CAST
CARTEL ENFORCER
ATTRIBUTES: Agility d6, Smarts d4, Spirit d6, Strength
d6, Vigor d6
SKILLS: Athletics d6, Driving d6, Fighting d6,
Intimidation d8, Notice d6, Persuasion d4, Shooting
d8, Stealth d4, Thievery d6
Pace: 6; Parry: 5; Toughness: 5
HINDRANCES: Vow (Major)
EDGES: Menacing
GEAR: 1911 .45 (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6+1, RoF 1,
AP 1), UZI (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6, RoF 1, AP 1),
business suit, nightclub attire
SHADOW DIRECTOR
SHADOW SOLDIER
ATTRIBUTES: Agility d6, Smarts d6, Spirit d6, Strength
d6, Vigor d8
SKILLS: Athletics d6, Driving d6, Fighting d8,
Intimidation d6, Notice d6, Persuasion d6, Shooting
d8, Stealth d6, Thievery d6, Tradecraft d6
Pace: 6; Parry: 5; Toughness: 5 (2)
HINDRANCES: Vow (Major)
EDGES: No Mercy, Soldier
GEAR: Glock 9mm (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6, RoF 1,
AP 1), UZI (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6, RoF 1, AP 1),
combat knife (Str+d4), Kevlar vest (Concealable)
POLICE OFFICER
ATTRIBUTES: Agility d6, Smarts d6, Spirit d6, Strength
d6, Vigor d6
SKILLS: Athletics d6, Driving d6, Fighting d6, Healing
d4, Intimidation d4, Notice d8, Persuasion d4,
Shooting d6, Stealth d4
Pace: 6; Parry: 5; Toughness: 5 (2)
HINDRANCES: -
EDGES: -
GEAR: 1911 .45 (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6+1, RoF 1,
AP 1, pump action shotgun (Range 12/24/48, Damage
1-3d6, RoF 1), baton/nightstick (Str+d4), police radio,
Kevlar vest, handcuffs, uniform, aviator sunglasses

ATTRIBUTES: Agility d6, Smarts d8, Spirit d8, Strength SECURITY GUARD
d6, Vigor d8
ATTRIBUTES: Agility d6, Smarts d4, Spirit d6, Strength
SKILLS: Athletics d6, Battle d8, Driving d6, Fighting d8, d6, Vigor d4
Intimidation d8, Notice d6, Persuasion d8, Shooting
SKILLS: Athletics d6, Driving d4, Fighting d6, Notice d6,
d8, Stealth d6, Taunt d6, Thievery d6, Tradecraft d8
Persuasion d4, Shooting d6, Stealth d4
Pace: 6; Parry: 5; Toughness: 5 (2)
Pace: 6; Parry: 5; Toughness: 4Hindrances: -
HINDRANCES: Vow (Major)
EDGES: -
EDGES: No Mercy, Soldier
GEAR: Stun gun (Range 1/2/4, RoF 1), light club (Str+d4),
GEAR: Glock 9mm (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6, RoF 1, pepper spray, flashlight, walkie talkie
AP 1), UZI (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6, RoF 1, AP 1),
combat knife (Str+d4), Kevlar vest (Concealable)

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