Archetype: Choose your Archetype from the list below.
Perks: Each Archetype comes with its own perk(s).
Brawn: A measure of your physical strength, and ability to resist pain/poison. Rank from 1 - 4 along with Brains, Balance and Bravado. 1 being your best and 4 being your weakest.
Brains: A measure of your education, wisdom, intuition and intelligence.
Balance: A measure of dexterity, speed, and proficiency with weapons/vehicles.
Bravado: A measure of charisma and social graces. Can also be a measure of inner strength/willpower to resist peer pressure and panic.
Zero Power: A unique ability you may have, or a special maneuver you’ve mastered. This is your ace up the sleeve, when the detritus hits the rotary oscillator. You don’t have to come up with one now, it might become a lot clearer what your Zero Power is in the thick of it. Maybe an incident with a radiation spill has given you a strange mutation that has some use. Whatever it is, SpaceCorp™ would like to patent it!
Equipment: All SpaceCorp employees are given an Atomic Pistol. If you’re not actually applying to work with us, we regret to inform you that you are given nothing. As an added bonus, SpaceCorp™ promises not to claim all that you already possess in the name of our great company. (terms and conditions may state otherwise)
Inventions: * Only applicable to Scientists. Let us know what genius ideas you’ve had, if you’re the sort who invents things. If you haven't invented anything yet but plan to, feel free to come on back here later.

Name:
Rank: * Your Space Navy rank, if you have one.
Time Served: * How long you’ve been serving the Space Navy, if you have a rank
Quote: * Be marketable! Stay on brand and be a man! It helps sometimes to have a quote, something iconic that you can really identify with. Something that defines you, and very possibly becomes quite annoying after a while.
Ethnicity: *
Gender:
Age:
Height: *
Weight: *
Hair color:
Eye color: *
Skin tone: *
Appearance quirks/other:
Personality:
Likes/Hobbies: *
Dislikes/Nopes: *
Significant Other: *
Family: *
Education: *
Life Goal: *
Crippling weaknesses/Fears: You might wonder why we don’t ask for medical records and allergies but do ask for ‘crippling weaknesses’ and ‘fears’. SpaceCorp™ maintains liability in the case a leak of information results in true horror upon the signee.
Backstory: You can be as vague or as detailed as you like :) Let us know who you were before signing on. You can explain why you’re signing on, whether it’s for a position on Spaceship Zero or somewhere completely different. Remember, true professionals write their backstories in third person. Don't ask why.

Perks:
Pep Talk - Captains are renowned for inspiring their crew. When you attempt to inspire or deliver a call to action to an NPC, you always succeed.

Silver Tongue - You have the ability to make any NPC believe anything. But only once per NPC.

Perks:
Back From the Brink - You can save anyone from the brink of death, as long as they’re willing to live. In the case of NPCs, they don’t get a choice. Those playerless bastards just come back.

Perks:
McGyver (in your case, a verb) - You can temporarily repair or modify a piece of equipment using whatever miscellaneous items at your disposal, even if they were not meant to function that way. You can also McGyver a piece of tech do something it is not normally meant to do, push it harder, or make it work slightly longer under extreme conditions.

Perks:
Seat of Your Pants - All knowledge of piloting spaceships/planes/boats/vehicles become interchangeable in moments of crisis. If you’re flying a spaceship but your main biz is driving sports cars, you can substitute all those skills should the situation require all of it.
Hot Dog Manoeuvre - Your can drive/pilot as if your Balance score was a 1, no matter what it actually is.

Perks:
Self-Sufficient - Robots do not need air, food, or water. They may need a supply of oil, however.
Armor - Robots are made of metal! Punches have no effect on you, and you’re naturally resistant to matter/energy-based weapons.
No Neck - Robots are not affected by sleeper holds or bearhugs.
Repairable - Robots can be repaired, modified, and reprogrammed by others with the know-how.
Noisy - Robots cannot be stealthy.
Ponderous - Robots cannot run, nor can they jump very high.
Vulnerable to Water - Robots and water don’t mix. You don’t drown, but you do short circuit.
Heavy - You weigh about three times that of a normal human adult.

Perks:
Eureka! - Scientists can invent anything, in theory. You have the ability to formulate your own technical know-how for any kind of device you wish. You may not have the physical skill or the resources to build it, but you know HOW to build it. This can be anything from an automatic tooth flossing machine to a time machine.
Odd Hours - You don’t have a normal sleep schedule because of the long hours involved in being a genius. Do try to get some sleep, though, because the longer a Scientist goes without sleep the more eccentric they become. Then again, maybe that’s good for you.

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Jack of All Trades - You have the capacity to add two additional ‘Zero Powers’ to your Personnel Sheet. We know how crafty you pirates can be. We actually admire it. You have no idea how many of my fellow executives have extensive rap sheets.

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Fate Smiles - You’re damn lucky. Whenever you make an accident, the result will seem to bend in your favour. Maybe tripping and having your wrench flung into the Xenon Fuel Thrusters should have blown them up. But somehow, the perfect placement of your wrench has interpretation itself into the system perfectly and actually increases fuel efficiency. Go figure.