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	==SINs==		==SINs==

	'''United Canada and America State ~~(National SIN)~~'''		'''United Canada and America State'''

	Stevanus Ivander Karnadi (R4;UCAS)		Stevanus Ivander Karnadi (National; UCAS):

	UC4A–5604-KRN1~~: Stevanus Ivander Karnadi, age 30, Licensed Professional Accountant.~~		- ID numbers: UC4A–5604-KRN1

			- Firearms License

	'~~''The Javanese Republic (National SIN)'''~~		- Driver's License

	~~Stevanus Ivander Karnadi (R2;TJR)~~		- Magic License

	~~JR7K~~-~~5604~~-~~KRNA~~: Stevanus Ivander Karnadi~~, age 30, Licensed~~ Accountant.		- Armor License

			- Occupational License (Professional Accountant)


			Harghasun (Fake; R4 ; UCAS):

			- Firearms license R4

			- Diver's license R4

			- Restricted Armor R4


			'''The Javanese Republic'''

			Stevanus Ivander Karnadi (National; TJR):

			- ID numbers: JR7K-5604-KRNA

			- Driver's License

			- Blade License

			- Occupational License (Professional Accountant)

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

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	'''United Canada and America State (National SIN)'''		'''United Canada and America State (National SIN)'''

	~~Name:~~ Stevanus Ivander Karnadi		Stevanus Ivander Karnadi (R4;UCAS)

	UC4A–5604-KRN1: Stevanus Ivander Karnadi, age 30, Licensed Professional Accountant.		UC4A–5604-KRN1: Stevanus Ivander Karnadi, age 30, Licensed Professional Accountant.
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	'''The Javanese Republic (National SIN)'''		'''The Javanese Republic (National SIN)'''

	~~Name:~~ Stevanus Ivander Karnadi		Stevanus Ivander Karnadi (R2;TJR)

	JR7K-5604-KRNA: Stevanus Ivander Karnadi, age 30, Licensed Accountant.		JR7K-5604-KRNA: Stevanus Ivander Karnadi, age 30, Licensed Accountant.

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	Name: Stevanus Ivander Karnadi		Name: Stevanus Ivander Karnadi

	JR7K-5604-KRNA – Stevanus Ivander Karnadi, age 30, Licensed Accountant.		JR7K-5604-KRNA: Stevanus Ivander Karnadi, age 30, Licensed Accountant.

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

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	==SINs==		==SINs==

	'''United Canada America State'''		'''United Canada and America State (National SIN)'''

	Name: Stevanus Ivander Karnadi		Name: Stevanus Ivander Karnadi

			UC4A–5604-KRN1: Stevanus Ivander Karnadi, age 30, Licensed Professional Accountant.


			'''The Javanese Republic (National SIN)'''

			Name: Stevanus Ivander Karnadi

			JR7K-5604-KRNA – Stevanus Ivander Karnadi, age 30, Licensed Accountant.

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

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	==SINs==		==SINs==

			'''United Canada America State'''

			Name: Stevanus Ivander Karnadi

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

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Contacts

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	{{HasContact\|		{{HasContact\|
	\|Name=		\|Name= Albert Costello
	\|Loyalty=		\|Loyalty= 1
	\|Chips=Even		\|Chips=Even
	\|}}		\|}}

	{{HasContact\|		{{HasContact\|
	\|Name=		\|Name= Captain Madeline Palermo
	\|Loyalty=		\|Loyalty= 1
	\|Chips=Even		\|Chips=Even
	\|}}		\|}}

	{{HasContact\|		{{HasContact\|
	\|Name=		\|Name= Ashley Davis
	\|Loyalty=		\|Loyalty= 1
	\|Chips=Even		\|Chips=Even
	\|}}		\|}}

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Narrative Significant Qualities

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	- During runs, the gamemaster should keep track of how many consecutive days are being spent on shadowrunning activity and whether the character can fulfil their day job responsibilities. If they can’t, they get a warning; if it happens again after a warning, they lose their job. Losing their job costs them 2 points of Street Cred (how can you be trusted as a runner if you can’t even hold a job as a fry cook?) and costs the character a month of salary due to purchases they made in anticipation of their pay.		- During runs, the gamemaster should keep track of how many consecutive days are being spent on shadowrunning activity and whether the character can fulfil their day job responsibilities. If they can’t, they get a warning; if it happens again after a warning, they lose their job. Losing their job costs them 2 points of Street Cred (how can you be trusted as a runner if you can’t even hold a job as a fry cook?) and costs the character a month of salary due to purchases they made in anticipation of their pay.

	- Since he has 10 10-hour day job, he gained 1,000¥ ~~for everytime~~ the job ~~he did~~		- Since he has 10 10-hour day job, he gained 1,000¥ every time he did the job

	'''SINner(national)'''		'''SINner(national)'''
	Four types of SINs fall under the SINner (Layered) quality: National SIN, Criminal SIN (either Corporate or National), Corporate Limited SIN, or Corporate Born. Individuals with SINs are required by law to always broadcast their SINs. A legal SIN is required for all legal purchases. This makes them very useful things to have, so those who are SINless generally get by with the use of fake SINs just so they can participate in society.		Four types of SINs fall under the SINner (Layered) quality: National SIN, Criminal SIN (either Corporate or National), Corporate Limited SIN, or Corporate Born. Individuals with SINs are required by law to always broadcast their SINs. A legal SIN is required for all legal purchases. This makes them very useful things to have, so those who are SINless generally get by with the use of fake SINs just so they can participate in society.

	- At the 5 Karma level, the character has what is called a National SIN. The character’s parents were legal citizens of a nation (such as the UCAS or CAS), and he has been a citizen of that nation from birth. Well, it is supposedly on default. For Stevanus, he ~~himself~~ obtained a National SIN after securing a Green Card citizenship when he managed to secure a permanent job in one of the public accounting companies in Seattle, UCAS. Therefore, he has the right to vote, qualify for passports issued by his nation, enlist in the national military, or work in the national government. A National SIN is required for any national security clearance or any form of national military career. A character with a National SIN pays fifteen percent of their gross income in taxes. He is also in no way connected to any of the megacorporations. The main drawback to having a legal National SIN is that the character is in the system. The nation in the player character’s background has the character’s biometric data (DNA, fingerprints, retinal scans) on file, and that biometric data is shared with law enforcement agencies through the Global SIN Registry. This makes it much easier to track a character should a job go sideways. Also, nations typically sell the personal information tied to the character’s SIN to corporations. Those with a legal SIN get nearly three times as much spam as those who don’t have a SIN or rely on fake SINs, and the spam messages they receive are disturbingly tailored to their preferences (based on their buying and browsing habits).		- At the 5 Karma level, the character has what is called a National SIN. The character’s parents were legal citizens of a nation (such as the UCAS or CAS), and he has been a citizen of that nation from birth. Well, it is supposedly on default. For Stevanus, although he has the Javanese Republic SIN, he obtained a National SIN for UCAS after securing a Green Card citizenship when he managed to secure a permanent job in one of the public accounting companies in Seattle, UCAS. Therefore, he has the right to vote, qualify for passports issued by his nation, enlist in the national military, or work in the national government. A National SIN is required for any national security clearance or any form of national military career. A character with a National SIN pays fifteen percent of their gross income in taxes. He is also in no way connected to any of the megacorporations. The main drawback to having a legal National SIN is that the character is in the system. The nation in the player character’s background has the character’s biometric data (DNA, fingerprints, retinal scans) on file, and that biometric data is shared with law enforcement agencies through the Global SIN Registry. This makes it much easier to track a character should a job go sideways. Also, nations typically sell the personal information tied to the character’s SIN to corporations. Those with a legal SIN get nearly three times as much spam as those who don’t have a SIN or rely on fake SINs, and the spam messages they receive are disturbingly tailored to their preferences (based on their buying and browsing habits).

	'''Reduced Sense (sight)'''		'''Reduced Sense (sight)'''

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Negative

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	- During runs, the gamemaster should keep track of how many consecutive days are being spent on shadowrunning activity and whether the character can fulfil their day job responsibilities. If they can’t, they get a warning; if it happens again after a warning, they lose their job. Losing their job costs them 2 points of Street Cred (how can you be trusted as a runner if you can’t even hold a job as a fry cook?) and costs the character a month of salary due to purchases they made in anticipation of their pay.		- During runs, the gamemaster should keep track of how many consecutive days are being spent on shadowrunning activity and whether the character can fulfil their day job responsibilities. If they can’t, they get a warning; if it happens again after a warning, they lose their job. Losing their job costs them 2 points of Street Cred (how can you be trusted as a runner if you can’t even hold a job as a fry cook?) and costs the character a month of salary due to purchases they made in anticipation of their pay.

	- Since he has 10 10-hour day job, he gained 1,000¥ ~~when~~ he did ~~the job~~		- Since he has 10 10-hour day job, he gained 1,000¥ for everytime the job he did

	'''SINner(national)'''		'''SINner(national)'''

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Negative

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	===Negative===		===Negative===
			'''Dependent (demanding)'''
			A character with the Dependents quality has one or more loved ones who depend on them for emotional support and financial aid. Dependents may include children, parents, a spouse or lover, a sibling, or an old friend. Meeting the needs of a dependent should take up a fair amount of the character’s time, as well as some of the character’s money. Increase the amount of time it takes to learn a new skill or improve an existing skill by fifty percent. See the Character Advancement section on p. 103 for more information on how long it takes to improve skills. Also, increase the base time for any long-term projects by 50%. A dependent could also be a hindrance in other ways—getting underfoot, sharing living space, involving herself in the character’s work, borrowing the car, calling at the most inopportune moments, etc.

			- With the 9 Karma level, the dependent is a close family member or a life partner and lives with the character. The dependent is a strain on the character’s time and resources, and/or requires special care and attention that limits the character’s availability for missions or specific actions. Examples of these dependents include large family sharing the living space, parents or grandparents with medical or physical needs, and full custody of any children. Increase the lifestyle cost for the character by 30% each month.

			'''Day Job (10 Hrs)'''
			When running in the shadows, sometimes you need a way to fill your days or to maintain your cover. This quality burdens a character with responsibilities and time commitments. While the regular income is nice, having a regular schedule and a boss to answer to doesn’t jibe well with the shadowrunning profession. The player and gamemaster should work together to determine the job, which is usually a pretty decent gig based on the pay rates, but the gamemaster should determine the shifts the character works. To establish the legitimacy of the day job, the character must possess a valid SIN (SINner quality or at least a Rating 4 fake SIN). If they have the SINner quality, the money from the Day Job quality is considered already taxed. If they are using a fake and it gets burned or connected to a crime, expect the cops to come down hard, and the job is lost until the situation is cleared up.

			- When combined with the Fame quality, this could easily bring in enough money to support the character, so make sure they have a good reason to run the shadows.

			- The Day Job table provides the Karma, income, and hours breakdown for the quality.

			- During runs, the gamemaster should keep track of how many consecutive days are being spent on shadowrunning activity and whether the character can fulfil their day job responsibilities. If they can’t, they get a warning; if it happens again after a warning, they lose their job. Losing their job costs them 2 points of Street Cred (how can you be trusted as a runner if you can’t even hold a job as a fry cook?) and costs the character a month of salary due to purchases they made in anticipation of their pay.

			- Since he has 10 10-hour day job, he gained 1,000¥ when he did the job

			'''SINner(national)'''
			Four types of SINs fall under the SINner (Layered) quality: National SIN, Criminal SIN (either Corporate or National), Corporate Limited SIN, or Corporate Born. Individuals with SINs are required by law to always broadcast their SINs. A legal SIN is required for all legal purchases. This makes them very useful things to have, so those who are SINless generally get by with the use of fake SINs just so they can participate in society.

			- At the 5 Karma level, the character has what is called a National SIN. The character’s parents were legal citizens of a nation (such as the UCAS or CAS), and he has been a citizen of that nation from birth. Well, it is supposedly on default. For Stevanus, he himself obtained a National SIN after securing a Green Card citizenship when he managed to secure a permanent job in one of the public accounting companies in Seattle, UCAS. Therefore, he has the right to vote, qualify for passports issued by his nation, enlist in the national military, or work in the national government. A National SIN is required for any national security clearance or any form of national military career. A character with a National SIN pays fifteen percent of their gross income in taxes. He is also in no way connected to any of the megacorporations. The main drawback to having a legal National SIN is that the character is in the system. The nation in the player character’s background has the character’s biometric data (DNA, fingerprints, retinal scans) on file, and that biometric data is shared with law enforcement agencies through the Global SIN Registry. This makes it much easier to track a character should a job go sideways. Also, nations typically sell the personal information tied to the character’s SIN to corporations. Those with a legal SIN get nearly three times as much spam as those who don’t have a SIN or rely on fake SINs, and the spam messages they receive are disturbingly tailored to their preferences (based on their buying and browsing habits).

			'''Reduced Sense (sight)'''
			His senses on sighting are about as sharp as a butter knife. Any Test involving the chosen sense faces a -2 dice pool modifier. This quality can be taken multiple times, reducing a different sense each time, and its effects are cumulative for tests involving more than one sense, such as general Perception Tests. His reduced sense of sight gains 5 Karma worth. If the sense is ever repaired or corrected permanently, the quality must be bought off. If the character does not have enough Karma to buy off the quality, the intended repair cannot be made.

	==Run History==		==Run History==