Operator bios
Player-authored accounts of where an operator came from, what they want, and which parts of the official record they dispute.
04 / Player Created
The ledger keeps facts.
Players make history.
Every table adds the judgment the machine cannot supply: who your operator says they are, why a crew crossed a line, and what the district chooses to remember.
What belongs here
Three ways to leave a mark.
Run records
The deal, the fracture, the impossible exit, and the consequence that crossed into another table.
District memory
Places, rumors, memorials, and names that change how later players understand a shared street.
Live archive
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No synthetic hero wall.
The public archive opens when playtest tables create work worth keeping. Until then, zero is the honest count.
OPERATOR BIOS / 00RUN RECORDS / 00DISTRICT MEMORIES / 00
The boundary
Your explanation can change a person. It cannot change the record.
A biography is your optional why. It can be honest, selective, or a complete lie. It can help another player understand you. It cannot erase a Writ, reduce a bounty, or restore the person you failed to extract.
Mercy, grudge, recruitment, collection, or silence stays with the players. The kernel remains cold so the people around it can be warm.
Archive status / awaiting playtest recordFacts fixed · meaning open