Clyde Barrow does not have a home Playgroup. They cannot interact with Contractors on their Downtimes. They must choose a Playgroup before their fourth Contract.
A Newbie Contractor played by Strazhari as a Free Agent
He is 37 years old, lives in Houston, and often appears as tall, long-limbed man with unruly blond hair, a dour face & a thousand yard stare.
2 Alertness
3 Animals
3 Athletics
0 Crafts
0 Culture
0 Drive
0 Firearms
0 Influence
1 Investigation
0 Medicine
4 Melee
0 Occult
0 Performance
0 Science
1 Stealth
3 Survival
0 Technology
0 Thievery
3 Leatherwork
Circumstances describe your situation.
Examples include enemies, wealth, notoriety, social status, contacts, fame, and imprisonment.
Because each Playgroup has its own setting, Circumstances record the Playgroup they were acquired in.
Conditions describe your state of being.
Examples of Conditions include curses, diseases, and impactful personality quirks.
Conditions are granted by Assets and Liabilities or by GMs based on the events of Contracts and Downtime activities like Moves, and Loose Ends.
Because Conditions may have GM-created systems, they also record the Playgroup they were acquired in.
Loose Ends will cause problems for you if you don't tie them up.
Examples of Loose Ends include enemies, debts, evidence, and promises.
All Loose Ends have a Cutoff that counts down each time you attend a Contract. When it hits zero, the Threat of your Loose End manifests, causing issues for your Contractor.
You cannot see the current values of your Loose Ends' Cutoffs, but you can take initiative and make Moves on your Downtimes to deal with them before time runs out.
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Born to Mennonites in Missouri, Clyde was a simple man born to live a simple life - he might have done so, too, eking out a survival working leather & raising barns if not for the Blackout - when the wars swept him far from his family & home, Clyde would find it difficult to practice his craft, more comfortable among animals than men, unable to raise his voice in a crowd.
He might have starved then, if poor simple Clyde had not stumbled on the job no one wanted - with the power out & herds of cattle around, someone needed to put down the animals the old fashioned way: a sledge hammer to above the eye.
A farmer's son & simple besides, Clyde was no stranger to slaughtering the livestock. However, as demand for meat & leather grew thousands of cattle would meet their end at Barrow's hammer - he still liked the cattle better than men & strove mightily in his simple way to care for each one, granting it a swift & painless death in a single strike.
Years passed that way, with Clyde none the wiser, becoming a changed man in the river of blood & brains...until one day the cattle stopped coming. Looking up as if from a dream, he was handed his pay from his employer, a man Clyde never bothered to learn the name of. Curious at what he should do next, Clyde Barrow set out to find the cattle again, & ply the deadly trade which was all he knew.