Open folder: an RPG evidence file template
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Organize a fictional case around a folder, a clear case label and a short list of connected documents.
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Confidential files, dossiers and operation forms for RPGs
Operation forms, confidential records and organization files for agent, paranormal investigation and conspiracy campaigns. Some versions carry blood marks for interrupted records.
Use the clean forms for the planned mission and the stained versions for what went wrong. Record the objective, the person responsible and one detail that contradicts the official account; that gap is what the party will investigate.
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N2 file
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Introduce a file from a mysterious organization, using its references to imply a wider operation beyond the current case.
Blood-stained operations form IV
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Use the fourth operations form with blood marks as interrupted paperwork; compare its orders with what actually happened.
Blood-stained operations form III
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Present the third stained operations form as field evidence and identify the action its writer never completed.
Blood-stained operations form II
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Use the second stained operations form to connect an assignment with a missing operative or disputed outcome.
Blood-stained document form
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Introduce a document form marked with blood and separate the information on the page from the circumstances of its discovery.
Confidential form IV
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Present a confidential form as an organizational record, revealing one instruction that conflicts with the public explanation.
Operations form I
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Record a fictional operation’s objective and responsible party, giving the group a concrete name to investigate.
Operations form III
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Use the third operations form for a mission record and contrast the intended plan with the team’s actual movements.
Operations form II
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Use the second operations form to organize an assignment and make an overlooked detail relevant to the next scene.