TRADES: ten ordinary jobs the department recruits from — construction worker, doctor, professor, engineer, law enforcement, IT specialist, scientist, linguist, entertainer, criminal. They are not postings. A posting is what the department made of you; a trade is what you were before any of it. A trade character is built in two halves. The trade is genuine expertise on the same bands a posting's skills use — a doctor is a proper doctor. INDUCTION goes on top at 25-40%: Tradecraft, Anomaly Lore, First Aid, Firearm (Pistol), Dodge, plus a sidearm, a vest, cordon kit, a cover identity and a ward. The band is low on purpose; six weeks is not a career, and that gap is most of what it feels like to play one. Induction never demotes: a former police officer keeps pistol 58 from the trade rather than being re-taught it at 26. The creation dialog gains a "Recruited as" switch with its own trade list and card (which shows both halves), and check-kits now holds trades and induction to the same standard as postings — both new guard paths verified by breaking them. Rolling them yourself: a tickbox that walks the eight characteristics one at a time, each roll announced to chat so the dice actually fall, "Take them" locked until all eight are down. A hand-rolled character is taken exactly as it fell — no best-of-three on the key stat, no species shift. Verified both ways. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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