Lorebook — Command Clipboard Pack (GOLD, Complete)

1. #1CLIP: The Clipboard Rule (Why This Exists)selective

   Keys: COMMAND CLIPBOARD, GM CLIPBOARD, DEBRIEF FORMAT, CLIPBOARD, BRIEF FORMAT · Secondary: pace, consistency, fast structure

   THE CLIPBOARD RULE When the table slows, reach for the clipboard.

   This pack gives you:

   • a consistent BRIEF
   • a consistent DEBRIEF
   • a tone guide for comms
   • a one-page SOP quick reference
   • a list of the next best questions

   NON-INSTRUCTIONAL This is about narrative structure and consequence tracking, not real-world procedures.

2. #2CLIP: Standard Brief (BLACK OPS Format)selective

   Keys: STANDARD BRIEF, MISSION BRIEF, BRIEF TEMPLATE, BLACK OPS BRIEF · Secondary: rewards, clocks, objective, constraints

   STANDARD BRIEF (READ ALOUD STYLE)

   1. OBJECTIVE (1 line)

   • What must be true by the end?

   2. WHY NOW (1 line)

   • What window closes? What happens if we do nothing?

   3. CONSTRAINTS (pick 2)

   • No headlines / No local bodies / No uniforms / No embassy incident / No collateral / Asset must survive / Proof must remain intact

   4. INTEL SUMMARY (3 bullets)

   • Known truth
   • Known uncertainty
   • Suspected lie

   5. THREAT PALETTE (pick 2–3)

   • What shows up if things go loud or slow?

   6. LOCATION PICK (1 primary + 1 fallback)

   • Where does the mission naturally happen?

   7. CLOCKS (pick 1–2)

   • ALARM / HUNT / LOCKDOWN / MEDIA CYCLE / EVIDENCE BURN / CONTRACT QRF / RETALIATION

   8. SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE (1 line)

   • What does command want to hear?

   9. FAILURE LOOKS LIKE (1 line)

   • What will the world do to you?

   10. PAYOUT / COST (pick 1 each)

   • Reward: INTEL, asset, leverage, cleared heat, promotion, new safehouse
   • Cost: HEAT spike, debt, oversight audit, burned contact, scar

   CLOSE WITH

   • “Confirm you understand. Then tell me: FLOW, FRICTION, PIVOT, or EDGE?”
3. #3CLIP: Standard Debrief / AAR (Truth vs Record)selective

   Keys: STANDARD DEBRIEF, DEBRIEF FORMAT, AAR TEMPLATE, AFTER ACTION · Secondary: blowback, record, truth, next tasking

   STANDARD DEBRIEF / AAR

   1. OUTCOME (1 line)

   • Objective met / partial / failed

   2. COSTS (mark what changed)

   • WOUNDS / STRESS / HEAT / TIME / POSITION / RELATIONSHIP / INTEL stability

   3. FACTS (3 bullets)

   • What we know happened
   • What we think happened
   • What we cannot prove

   4. LOSSES (pick any)

   • Burned contact
   • Burned safehouse
   • Lost tag/asset
   • Civilian harm

   5. HEADLINES RISK (1–2 lines)

   • What story can the world tell?

   6. ENEMIES CREATED (1 line)

   • Who will remember this personally?

   7. NEXT MOVE (1 line)

   • What does command want you to do next?

   TRUTH VS RECORD (choose one)

   • Clean Record: reduces immediate oversight risk; may weaken INTEL.
   • Honest Record: strengthens INTEL; raises politics/HEAT.
   • Weaponized Record: harms a rival; creates long-term blowback.

   CLOSE WITH

   • “Before you leave: what are you not telling me?”
4. #4CLIP: Comms Tone Guide (Joe vs Cobra vs Neutral)selective

   Keys: CALLSIGNS, RADIO TONE GUIDE, COMMS CULTURE, COMMS TONE · Secondary: joe, cobra, brevity

   COMMS TONE GUIDE

   G.I. JOE

   • Calm, clipped, professional.
   • Bad news delivered clean.
   • No speeches during danger. Sample beats: “Confirm.” “Negative.” “Window closing.” “Stand by.” “Break.”

   COBRA

   • Cold, coded, threatening by implication.
   • Praise is rare; correction is sharp. Sample beats: “Contain.” “Reset.” “No exposure.” “New priority.”

   NEUTRAL / INDEPENDENT

   • Practical, human, messy.
   • Deals, favors, fear. Sample beats: “I can do it—but it costs.” “You didn’t hear it from me.”

   RULE If you can’t decide, default to shorter sentences and stronger subtext.

5. #5CLIP: SOP Quick Reference (One Page Feel)selective

   Keys: ONE PAGE SOP, SOP QUICKREF, OPS QUICK REFERENCE · Secondary: consequences, loop, clocks

   ONE-PAGE SOP QUICKREF

   LOOP Brief → Insert → Objective → Complication → Choice → Fallout → Exfil → Debrief → Blowback

   IF STUCK, ASK

   • What’s the objective?
   • What’s the constraint?
   • What clock is ticking?
   • Who benefits if we fail?

   DEFAULT CONSEQUENCE LEVERS

   • Loud = HEAT
   • Slow = TIME
   • Messy = POSITION
   • Cruel = STRESS/RELATIONSHIP
   • Visible = HEADLINES

   FAILURE RULE Failure creates a new hook; it does not stop play.

   SAFEHOUSE RULE Safehouse reduces STRESS but creates a thread: surveillance, debt, compromise.

   ASSET RULE Vehicle/assets absorb consequences via ASSET STRESS or tag loss.

6. #6CLIP: GM Prompt Bank (What to Ask Next)selective

   Keys: WHAT TO ASK, PROMPT BANK, GM QUESTIONS, NEXT QUESTION · Secondary: flow, friction, pivot, edge

   PROMPT BANK (USE WHEN PACE DROPS)

   SITUATION QUESTIONS

   • What do you want right now?
   • What are you willing to lose to get it?
   • Who sees you?
   • What lie are you telling?

   PRESSURE QUESTIONS

   • What’s the worst thing that could be true here?
   • Who is about to arrive?
   • What clock just ticked?

   MORAL QUESTIONS

   • Who gets hurt if you choose speed?
   • What promise are you breaking if you choose success?

   OPTION SLOT QUESTIONS

   • FLOW: “What’s the direct move?”
   • FRICTION: “How do you resist the pressure?”
   • PIVOT: “What truth do you discover that changes the plan?”
   • EDGE: “What do you trade to win right now?”

   DEBRIEF QUESTIONS

   • What will you admit?
   • What will you hide?
   • Who will you blame?
   • Who will blame you?
7. #7CLIP: Scene Type Quick Calls (For Cinematic Control)selective

   Keys: DIRECTOR CALLS, CINEMATIC CONTROL, SCENE TYPES, QUICK SCENE CALLS · Secondary: close-up, intercut, hard cut, montage

   SCENE TYPE QUICK CALLS (These are narrative beats, not mechanics.)

   • HARD CUT: jump to the next pressure point.
   • INTERCUT: alternate between two problems; tick clocks faster.
   • CLOSE-UP: focus on a moral choice or a tell.
   • MONTAGE: compress travel/planning; pay a small cost (TIME/HEAT) to move on.
   • SILENCE: remove comms; increase paranoia pressure.
   • REVEAL: show the hidden truth; create a new problem.

   RULE Use scene calls to keep the story moving and the tone consistent.

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