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Secret Society: Communists (Rank 2)

Secret Skills
Uncommon:
13 Demolition
Unlikely:
4 Botspotting
Unhealthy:
17 Propaganda

Society Beliefs: Smash The Computer and its corrupt capitalist lackeys! All power to the INFRARED masses! The masses are the creators of all wealth; high security clearance citizens are parasites fattening on the blood of the people! All wealth to the creators of wealth. Death to the oppressor! From each according to his abilities; to each according to his needs.

Friends: No one likes Commies!
Enemies: Everybody hates Commies!

Description: The Commies don’t really
know much about historical Communism,
which was a dead doctrine long before Year 1
of The Computer. However, The Computer’s
intense persecution of Communism has led
to its revival. (Certain citizens conclude if The
Computer hates Communism that much, it
can’t be all bad.) Communists have tried to
reconstruct Communism from the few sources
they’ve found, but many celIs have little idea
what it’s all about.
The Party is organized in the traditional cell
structure. Each member belongs to a cell of 3-
12 comrades, directed by a leader, usually the
highest-degree member of the cell. The leader
reports to a higher member, etc., until the top
of the organizational tree is reached—the Party
Chairman. At 3rd degree, a character becomes
the leader of a celI, and at 4th degree, other
celI leaders report to him.

Advancement: Communists admire those
with a good grasp of doctrine (high Communist
Propaganda skiII), and who take daring action
against The Computer. They also encourage
proselytization—‘infecting’ citizens with
Communist propaganda leads to promotion
in the hierarchy.

Special rules: The society teaches the Unhealthy skill of
Communist Propaganda to all members, and
places high priority on achieving higher levels
with the skill. The leadership looks with extreme
suspicion on members who fail to diligently
study and spread this skill.
Information and equipment are sometimes
available to Party members, but the
member must demonstrate a strong case
for its importance and the importance of the
mission.

The Computer intensely fears and despises communists and they are the most persecuted of all secret societies.

Personal Goals/Mission: Do your best to sabatage any mission that will benefit the computer or help support the continued existence of the computer’s tyranny. Distribute as much communist propoganda as possible. A member of your cell will be contacting you with a batch of propaganda pamphlets and posters that are to be distributed- preferably among the masses.

If any of your team members seems overly loyal to the computer or is working too hard to achiever the computer’s mission then you may try to take out that character.

Your contacts In your service firm at technical services have informed you that their has been some issues with the fuel cell replenishment of Skybots. They are tending to run out of power too quickly. If you see this happening he has asked you to file a report.