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Build a playable heist instead of a planning session. You get a concrete objective, a prize that is awkward to move, three layered security rings that each allow more than one approach, a five-state alarm track, and a getaway whose original route has already failed. Works without login, then imports into your local vault.
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Use the sidebar generator control panel to customize parameters, then trigger the generation engine to forge details.
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GM Reference
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A complete score: the objective, the prize and its practical complication, at least three pieces of casing intel, three distinct security rings, a five-state alarm track from Quiet to Lethal Response, three complications with a trigger that fires when the prize is lifted, a compromised getaway with alternate routes, and a menu of flashbacks the players could establish.
No. Every security ring is written with at least two genuinely different approaches, so the crew can talk, sneak, forge, bribe, or force their way past each layer rather than hunting for the single intended solution.
They are offered, never dictated. The generator lists things the players could plausibly establish after the fact — a bribed guard, forged credentials, cached equipment, an inside contact — so the crew's competence is preserved without the table spending an hour planning for hypotheticals.
Yes. The target, its security, the alarm flavour, and the pursuit all follow the vibe you pick, so a cyberpunk data fortress, a frontier payroll car, an orbital station vault, and a cathedral undercroft each generate their own kind of score.