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Post by DrTentacles on Dec 29, 2019 17:35:38 GMT -4
Generic Enemies:
Quirkless Street Tough
Perhaps the lowest level of a local gang, or maybe just the sort of racist or strongman you’ll find at every bar in the country. A bottom-feeder of the criminal world, only dangerous in groups, or while picking on weaker foes. Rarely chooses a fair fight. Could be tougher if he gets his hands on a metal pipe, blade, or other improvised weapon. (bumps strength to E).
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Post by DrTentacles on Dec 29, 2019 17:48:24 GMT -4
Bestial Mutant:
Often, Quirkers with visible, less-pleasant animal mutations have trouble finding work, and face frequent discrimination. Years of persecution, and muscles from work in grueling manual labor makes them dangerous, if unskilled foes.
Biker:
The next rung up the thugocracy from gangless toughs, Biker Gangs roam the streets of major cities late at night, conducting illegal races, performing petty vandalism, and picking fights.
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Post by DrTentacles on Dec 29, 2019 23:00:31 GMT -4
Police: Protect and Serve: The rank and file of Mustafa and Tokyo Police.
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Post by DrTentacles on Dec 29, 2019 23:01:26 GMT -4
Traffic Cop:
The lowest of the police pecking order, carrying a small sidearm, a nightstick, a radio, and a flashlight. Will call for backup in the case of quirk crime, while trying to resolve the situation peacefully.
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Post by DrTentacles on Dec 29, 2019 23:02:09 GMT -4
Patrol Officer:
A fast response for non-serious crimes. Travels with a partner in a cruiser, and carries a shotgun in the trunk for emergencies.
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Post by DrTentacles on Dec 29, 2019 23:03:29 GMT -4
Riot Police:
Before the Japanese Hero Act, the police had to deal with dangerous quirkers on their own. Riot police use squad tactics, and carry middle-grade military weaponry. They usually have more advanced training, and experience dealing with quirkers. They travel in cars equipped for chases, or armored vans with roll bars.
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