When you find cover unseen and set up a sniper position, roll +Agility.

• 10+: You're hidden. Deal your weapon's full harm with no retaliation. Roll +Agility each subsequent attack to stay hidden.
• 7–9: You're set, but you can only move OR attack each exchange, not both. Roll +Agility to stay hidden each time you act.

When you interact with enemy minions or get caught sneaking into a hostile location, roll +Charisma to convince them you belong there.

• 10+: They buy it completely.
• 7–9: They're suspicious but let you pass. Expect scrutiny.

When you strike precisely to incapacitate rather than kill, roll +Agility.

• 10+: Target is incapacitated, unconscious, paralyzed, or in too much pain to act. No harm dealt, completely nonlethal.
• 7–9: They're incapacitated but it wears off fast, one scene at most.

When you steal something or pickpocket someone, roll +Agility twice and take the higher result.

Once per mission, you call an informant on the inside. Roll +Charisma.

• 10+: Solid, actionable intelligence that moves the mission forward.
• 7–9: Partial information. They want something in return.

You carry a small supply of a contact toxin. Apply it to a blade, a surface, a drink. When a target is exposed, they take 1 harm now and 1 harm at the start of each scene until treated. You have 3 doses. Track:

You carry a pack of 3 gum-bomb charges. Fold one in half: 5-second timer, then explosion (4 harm, area). You roll explosives checks using +Agility instead of +Smarts. Track charges:

When you research a target before a mission, their routine, their vulnerabilities, their associates, roll +Smarts.

• 10+: Choose two: Know their location at any point during the mission / Know one secret they're protecting / Know who they trust most / Know how to get to them alone.
• 7–9: Choose one.

After completing an objective, eliminating a target, retrieving an item, gathering information, roll +Agility to vanish before anyone can connect you to it.

• 10+: No trace. No footage, no witnesses, nothing pointing to you or your team.
• 7–9: You're clean, but one small detail is left behind, the GM tells you what.

You can open any manual lock or safe without rolling. You use +Agility for all lock-picking rolls instead of +Intuition.

When you have a moment and a few props, completely alter your appearance. Roll +Agility.

• 10+: Unrecognizable to anyone who hasn't met you face to face.
• 7–9: Works until you speak or are seen in good light.

When moving through an environment rather than fighting through it, take +2 on all movement rolls. Rooftops, vents, crowds, you don't slow down (passive).

When you attempt to take a weapon from someone, roll +Agility.

• 10+: They're disarmed and you have the weapon.
• 7–9: They're disarmed but the weapon ends up somewhere inconvenient, the GM decides where.

When fighting with a blade in close quarters, add +1 harm and your attacks make no sound that could alert others nearby (passive).

When you follow someone without being detected, roll +Agility.

• 10+: You track them for the full scene without any risk of detection. Learn their destination and one unexpected detail.
• 7–9: You follow them successfully but must make a choice, stop before you're seen, or push on and roll again.

When you plant a listening device or hack into a communication channel, roll +Smarts.

• 10+: You have full access, audio or data, for the rest of the mission.
• 7–9: You get access, but it's unstable or monitored. The GM will tell you when it cuts out.

Fighting is your day job and it shows. When you're in a combat situation that most people would find stressful, you're calm. Take +1 forward on your first attack roll in any new combat scene, you were already ready.

(1/mission)

When an enemy fires a projectile weapon at you, roll +Agility.

• 10+: You shoot their round out of the air. No damage.
• 7–9: You deflect it, take half harm.

(but not like the knife kind)

Once per mission, your contact can produce IDs or documents at no cost. The quality and timing depends on the document, roll +Smarts if speed or detail is critical.

You always plan an exit. At the start of any scene in a new location, you may ask the GM: what's my best way out if this goes wrong? They must answer honestly.