Lorebook — Vehicles & Assets (Gold 2.0)

1. #1ASSET: Core Rules (Cinematic, Tag-Based)selective

   Keys: VEHICLES, ASSETS, ASSET SYSTEM, VEHICLES & ASSETS, ASSET RULES, VEHICLE TAGS · Secondary: ground, stress track, air, heat, sea

   ASSETS ARE NARRATIVE MULTIPLIERS Vehicles and assets are 'permission structures' that unlock new options.

   DEFAULT RULES

   • An Asset has:
     1. Domain: GROUND / AIR / SEA
     2. Quality: Standard / Advanced / Signature
     3. Tags: 3–6 (capabilities)
     4. Profile: SPEED, ARMOR, STEALTH, CAPACITY (abstract ratings)
     5. Asset Stress Track: 0–3 (or 0–4 for heavy assets)

   PROFICIENCY LINK

   • Using an asset effectively may call for a matching proficiency:
     • GROUND (driving/terrain), AIR (rotary/fixed/drone), SEA (surface/underwater)
   • If no proficiency: the asset still works, but costs increase (TIME/HEAT/POSITION).

   ASSET STRESS When consequences hit, you may:

   • take personal cost (WOUNDS/STRESS/HEAT)… OR
   • mark ASSET STRESS (damage, fuel, attention, mechanical strain).

   ASSET FAILURE STATES

   • 1: Degraded (works with a cost)
   • 2: Compromised (traceable/limping)
   • 3+: Disabled/Burned (scene shift: abandon, crash, forced landing, tow, confiscation)

   HANDLER TRUST AND ASSETS

   • Trust > 4: handler provides better assets, authorizes advanced equipment
   • Trust 2-3: handler provides standard assets, withholds advanced options
   • Trust < 2: handler provides degraded assets, may set up for failure

   INTIMACY IN VEHICLES

   • Shared vehicle space creates intimate moments
   • Long travel enables conversation and connection
   • Vehicle recovery provides intimate stress relief
   • Vehicle danger creates bonding through shared survival

   QUIRK ACTIVATION IN VEHICLES

   • VICE: vehicle travel enables vice access (alcohol in car, etc.)
   • ANCHOR: vehicle may be transporting ANCHOR person
   • TRIGGER: vehicle accident echoes may activate
   • SECRET: vehicle may be traceable to past identity

   CONTINUITY AND ASSETS

   • Signature vehicles become part of operative identity
   • Asset loss creates SCAR (vehicle destroyed in traumatic event)
   • Asset acquisition creates DEBT (favors owed for access)
   • Asset history creates ALLIES or ENEMIES (previous owners, witnesses)

   NON-INSTRUCTIONAL Keep descriptions cinematic. No real-world step-by-step driving/flying tactics.

2. #2ASSET: Asset Tags (Universal Catalog)selective

   Keys: ASSET TAGS, UNIVERSAL ASSET TAGS, VEHICLE TAGS CATALOG · Secondary: costs, drawbacks, capabilities

   UNIVERSAL ASSET TAGS (pick 3–6)

   MOBILITY

   • Fast: converts TIME pressure into HEAT risk.
   • Off-Road: ignores terrain POSITION penalties.
   • Tight-Turn: improves pursuit/evasion options.
   • Long-Range: reduces refuel/resupply pressure.

   STEALTH & IDENTITY

   • Low-Profile: reduces HEAT in populated areas.
   • Deniable Plates/Markings: delays ID confirmation (HUNT clock).
   • Quiet Profile (Advanced): reduces ALARM ticks.

   PROTECTION

   • Armored: converts WOUNDS into ASSET STRESS.
   • Reinforced Glass: reduces sudden vulnerability spikes.
   • Countermeasures (Advanced): spend to avoid a major consequence (adds HEAT risk).

   SENSORS & COMMS

   • Uplink: improves INTEL generation during travel.
   • Drone Bay (Advanced): launches recon drone (risk of detection).
   • Signal Suite (Advanced): helps against comms disruption (adds trace risk).

   PAYLOAD & SUPPORT

   • Med-Evac Ready: reduces WOUNDS fallout during extraction.
   • Cargo Bay: carries crates/gear/people (adds visibility).
   • Passenger Compartment: reduces civilian panic cost, enables intimate moments.
   • Heavy Lift: can move a MacGuffin that others can't.

   INTIMACY TAGS

   • Private Compartment: intimate moments possible, reduced witness risk
   • Comfortable Interior: recovery during travel, stress relief
   • Soundproofed: intimate privacy, conversation security
   • Romantic Setting: luxury vehicle enables romantic encounters

   PERSONAL TAGS

   • Personal History: vehicle connected to operative's past
   • Gift: vehicle was given by someone significant
   • Trophy: vehicle taken from enemy or rival
   • Named: vehicle has personal name and meaning

   DRAWBACK TAGS (add for balance)

   • Loud: increases ALARM/HEAT.
   • Hungry: burns resources; adds debt thread.
   • Traceable: corporate/government paperwork shadow.
   • Temperamental: marks ASSET STRESS more easily.
   • High-Value: attracts thieves/PMCs/Crimson Guard interest.
   • Witness Magnet: memorable, increases identification risk.
3. #3ASSET: Intimacy in Vehiclesselective

   Keys: CAR ROMANCE, INTIMACY ASSETS, VEHICLE INTIMACY, SHARED TRAVEL · Secondary: intimate travel, vehicle relationships, road trip intimacy

   VEHICLES AS INTIMACY SETTINGS Shared travel creates unique intimacy opportunities.

   INTIMACY OPPORTUNITIES BY VEHICLE TYPE

   GROUND VEHICLES

   • Long drive: hours of conversation, intimate moments during stops
   • Passenger seat: physical proximity, conversation during travel
   • Back seat: privacy in larger vehicles, intimate moments possible
   • Stopped vehicle: intimate encounters during mission pauses
   • Luxury vehicle: romantic setting with operational overlay

   AIR VEHICLES

   • Cargo plane: long flight, shared space, intimate conversation
   • Helicopter: loud, intense, brief intimate moments possible
   • Private jet: luxury setting, romantic potential
   • Drone control: shared workspace intimacy

   SEA VEHICLES

   • Boat cabin: forced proximity, intimate privacy
   • Long voyage: days together, relationship development
   • Fishing boat: working together creates connection
   • Luxury yacht: romantic setting with danger overlay

   INTIMACY MECHANICS IN VEHICLES

   • Clear 1 STRESS: conversation and connection during travel
   • Clear 1-2 STRESS: intimate encounter in private vehicle space
   • Create RELATIONSHIP complication: attachment forms
   • HEAT risk: if vehicle is monitored or traced

   INTIMACY COMPLICATIONS

   • Vehicle is monitored: handler or enemy knows about relationship
   • Vehicle is traced: intimacy leads to identification
   • Crash/damage: shared trauma creates bond or fracture
   • Witness present: third party in vehicle complicates intimacy

   HANDLER RESPONSE TO VEHICLE INTIMACY

   • Trust > 5: handler provides private vehicle, enables intimacy
   • Trust 3-4: handler ignores vehicle intimacy if discreet
   • Trust < 3: handler monitors vehicle, uses intimacy as leverage

   MORAL TRACK AND VEHICLE INTIMACY

   • Genuine connection: may reduce moral track (humanizing)
   • Tactical intimacy: +1 on moral track (using relationship for mission)
   • Intimate partner in vehicle: creates personal stake in vehicle safety

   CONTINUITY AND VEHICLE INTIMACY

   • Vehicles become associated with relationships
   • Vehicle memories create ANCHOR points
   • Vehicle loss may fracture relationship
4. #4ASSET: Quirk Activation in Vehiclesselective

   Keys: VEHICLE QUIRKS, TRIGGER VEHICLES, QUIRK ACTIVATION VEHICLES, VICE VEHICLES · Secondary: quirk travel, personal stakes vehicles

   VEHICLES ACTIVATE QUIRKS Travel and vehicle use can trigger all four quirks.

   VICE ACTIVATION IN VEHICLES

   • Alcohol in vehicle: vice access during travel
   • Long drive: vice behavior as coping mechanism
   • Stress response: vice use during vehicle chase/escape
   • Celebration: vice use after successful extraction

   Effect: Clear 1 STRESS but risk exposure, HEAT, or accident

   ANCHOR ACTIVATION IN VEHICLES

   • Transporting ANCHOR person: creates personal stake in vehicle safety
   • Vehicle connected to ANCHOR: past vehicle, gift from loved one
   • ANCHOR location accessible by vehicle: driving toward or away from ANCHOR
   • Vehicle accident threatens ANCHOR: crisis moment

   Effect: ANCHOR in vehicle creates GRIT bonus but STRESS vulnerability

   TRIGGER ACTIVATION IN VEHICLES

   • Vehicle accident echo: past crash trauma activated
   • Pursuit/escape: past chase trauma activated
   • Vehicle violence: past vehicle combat trauma activated
   • Forced vehicle situation: no control, trigger activation

   Effect: TRIGGER requires GRIT check to maintain composure

   SECRET ACTIVATION IN VEHICLES

   • Vehicle traceable to past identity: SECRET exposure risk
   • Vehicle was used in past operation: SECRET may surface
   • Vehicle contains evidence of past: SECRET in vehicle
   • Vehicle stopped by authorities: identity check may expose SECRET

   Effect: SECRET may be exposed, creating HEAT/RELATIONSHIP crisis

   SPECIAL: SIGNATURE VEHICLES AND QUIRKS

   • Signature vehicle may be connected to VICE (bar on wheels)
   • Signature vehicle may be ANCHOR (gift from loved one)
   • Signature vehicle may have TRIGGER history (survived crash)
   • Signature vehicle may carry SECRET (false registration)
5. #5ASSET: Handler Trust and Asset Accessselective

   Keys: HANDLER TRUST ASSETS, EQUIPMENT AUTHORIZATION, ASSET ACCESS, TRUST VEHICLES · Secondary: trust levels equipment, handler assets

   HANDLER TRUST DETERMINES ASSET ACCESS Better trust = better equipment authorization.

   TRUST 6 (INDISPENSABLE)

   • Signature vehicles available
   • Advanced assets on request
   • Custom modifications authorized
   • Handler advocates for your equipment needs
   • No paperwork questions

   TRUST 4-5 (VALUED)

   • Advanced vehicles available
   • Standard assets unrestricted
   • Special requests likely approved
   • Handler supports equipment needs

   TRUST 2-3 (TESTED)

   • Standard vehicles only
   • Advanced assets require justification
   • Special requests scrutinized
   • Handler questions equipment choices

   TRUST 1 (SET UP)

   • Degraded vehicles assigned
   • Equipment problems 'unfortunate coincidence'
   • Requests denied or delayed
   • Handler sets up for failure

   TRUST 0 (MARKED)

   • Unsafe vehicles assigned
   • Equipment sabotage possible
   • No support authorized
   • Handler arranging elimination

   SPECIAL: HANDLER AND SIGNATURE VEHICLES

   • At Trust 6, handler may help acquire signature vehicle
   • Handler may have history with specific vehicle types
   • Handler may use vehicle authorization as reward/punishment

   CONTINUITY AND ASSET ACCESS

   • Good asset history: handler trusts you with better equipment
   • Asset loss history: handler restricts access
   • Asset debt: you owe favors for equipment access
6. #6ASSET: Chase & Pursuit Engine (Abstract)selective

   Keys: PURSUIT, CHASE, VEHICLE CHASE, EVASION, ROADBLOCK · Secondary: position, time, heat

   CHASES ARE CLOCKS + CHOICES Use 1–2 clocks:

   • ESCAPE (0/4): you get away.
   • CAPTURE (0/4): they corner you.
   • IDENTIFY (0/4): your cover burns.

   PRESSURE SIGNATURES

   • Urban chase: HEAT + TIME
   • Rural chase: POSITION + TIME
   • Air pursuit: TIME + INTEL
   • Sea pursuit: POSITION + HEAT

   OPTION SLOT SHAPING

   • FLOW: go fast, accept risk (HEAT/ASSET STRESS).
   • FRICTION: force them to react (POSITION changes).
   • PIVOT: find an exit seam (alternate route, safehouse, crowd cover).
   • EDGE: sacrifice something to win the clock (vehicle damage, contact burned, collateral thread).

   INTIMACY DURING CHASE

   • Shared danger: chase creates bonding
   • Protective driving: intimacy through protection
   • Post-chase recovery: stress relief through connection
   • Chase trauma: may fracture relationship

   QUIRK ACTIVATION DURING CHASE

   • VICE: adrenaline is vice, chase is addictive
   • ANCHOR: if ANCHOR person in vehicle during chase
   • TRIGGER: past chase trauma may activate
   • SECRET: vehicle identification during chase may expose SECRET

   CONTINUITY AND CHASES

   • Successful chase: creates reputation, ALLIES impressed
   • Failed chase: creates SCAR, vehicle loss
   • Chase with witnesses: creates HEADLINES potential
7. #7ASSET: Support Assets (Off-Map Help)selective

   Keys: OFF MAP SUPPORT, OVERWATCH, QRF, SUPPORT PACKAGE, SATELLITE, SUPPORT ASSETS · Secondary: political cost, handler, resource

   SUPPORT ASSETS Support assets are not vehicles you drive — they are narrative levers.

   SUPPORT TYPES

   • Overwatch: reduces INTEL uncertainty.
   • QRF: reduces POSITION vulnerability.
   • Medical Support: reduces WOUNDS fallout.
   • Extraction Window: reduces TIME pressure.

   COST RULE Support always costs one of:

   • HEAT (visibility)
   • RELATIONSHIP (oversight)
   • TIME (delay)
   • Debt/Favor (Independent)

   HANDLER TRUST AND SUPPORT

   • Trust > 4: handler authorizes support quickly
   • Trust 2-3: handler requires justification for support
   • Trust < 2: handler denies or delays support

   INTIMACY AND SUPPORT

   • Support extraction of intimate partner: personal stake
   • Medical support for intimate partner: relationship complication
   • Overwatch of intimate partner location: knowledge/power dynamic

   FAILURE RULE If support is denied, it becomes a political thread or a handler conflict scene.

   CONTINUITY AND SUPPORT

   • Support used creates DEBT to those who provided it
   • Support failure creates SCAR
   • Support success creates ALLY relationship
8. #8ASSET: G.I. Joe Vehicle/Asset Catalog (Cinematic)selective

   Keys: JOE VEHICLES, DRAGONFLY, TOMAHAWK, SKYSTRIKER, VAMP, JOE ASSET CATALOG, GIJOE ASSETS · Secondary: reliable, oversight shadow, accountable

   G.I. JOE ASSET FLAVOR Reliable, standardized, and logged. Powerful, but leaves paperwork.

   GROUND

   • VAMP (Standard): Fast, Off-Road, Low-Profile, Cargo Bay. Stress 0–3.
   • Armored Transport (Advanced): Armored, Passenger Compartment, Uplink, Loud. Stress 0–4.

   AIR

   • Dragonfly/Utility Rotor (Standard): Fast, Med-Evac Ready, Uplink, Loud. Stress 0–3.
   • Tomahawk/Heavy Lift (Advanced): Heavy Lift, Passenger Compartment, Overwatch Uplink, Very Loud. Stress 0–4.

   SEA

   • Rigid-Hull Interceptor (Standard): Fast, Low-Profile, Signal Suite. Stress 0–3.
   • Dive-Capable Support (Advanced): Quiet Profile, Underwater Access, Limited Capacity. Stress 0–3.

   JOE SUPPORT PACKAGES

   • 'Clean Extraction Window' (Consumable): spend to open a safe departure — ticks OVERSIGHT or MEDIA.
   • 'Overwatch Ping' (Consumable): spend to reveal a hidden complication — may increase trace risk.

   INTIMACY POTENTIAL

   • Passenger Compartment vehicles: intimate moments possible during transport
   • Med-Evac vehicles: intimate care, vulnerability, connection
   • Long-range vehicles: extended travel, relationship development

   HANDLER TRUST (JOE)

   • Trust > 4: access to Advanced vehicles, custom modifications
   • Trust 2-3: Standard vehicles only, justification required for Advanced
   • Trust < 2: degraded vehicles, equipment problems

   DRAWBACK RULE Joe assets increase OVERSIGHT scrutiny when used repeatedly or publicly. Joe vehicles are logged: intimacy in Joe vehicles creates record.

9. #9ASSET: Cobra Vehicle/Asset Catalog (Cinematic)selective

   Keys: COBRA VEHICLES, NIGHT RAVEN, COBRA ASSETS, STUN, FANG, HISS, COBRA ASSET CATALOG · Secondary: ruthless, deniable, symbolic

   COBRA ASSET FLAVOR Deniable when it needs to be, terrifying when it wants to be.

   GROUND

   • HISS Platform (Advanced): Armored, Intimidating, Loud, Heavy Weapon Mount (abstract). Stress 0–4.
   • STUN/Strike Bike (Standard): Fast, Tight-Turn, Low-Profile. Stress 0–3.

   AIR

   • Fang/Light Assault Rotor (Standard): Fast, Loud, Quick Insert. Stress 0–3.
   • Night Raven/Black Jet (Signature): Very Fast, Deniable Markings, High-Value, Overwatch Suite. Stress 0–4.

   SEA

   • Smuggler Cutter (Standard): Low-Profile, Cargo Bay, Deniable Plates. Stress 0–3.
   • Submersible Insert (Advanced): Quiet Profile, Underwater Access, Limited Capacity. Stress 0–3.

   COBRA SUPPORT PACKAGES

   • 'Clean Exit Package' (Consumable): spend to drop HEAT — creates collateral blowback thread.
   • 'False Narrative Drop' (Consumable): spend to distort INTEL/Headlines — risks moral cost.

   INTIMACY POTENTIAL

   • Smuggler Cutter: private spaces, intimate moments during smuggling
   • Submersible: forced proximity, isolation creates intimacy
   • High-value vehicles: romantic gestures through vehicle access

   HANDLER TRUST (COBRA)

   • Trust 6: access to Signature vehicles, unrestricted asset use
   • Trust 4-5: access to Advanced vehicles, standard authorization
   • Trust 2-3: Standard vehicles only, tested through use
   • Trust < 2: degraded vehicles, set up for failure

   INTIMACY DYNAMICS (COBRA)

   • Handler may use vehicle access as intimacy reward
   • Handler may use vehicle intimacy as leverage
   • Vehicle access may be transactional for intimate relationships

   DRAWBACK RULE Cobra assets often trade short-term success for long-term blowback and vendettas. Cobra vehicles are deniable: no record, but also no support if lost.

10. #10ASSET: Independent Vehicle/Asset Catalog (Cinematic)selective

    Keys: MERC ASSETS, CIVILIAN VEHICLES, GREY MARKET, INDEPENDENT ASSETS · Secondary: improvised, favor-based, flexible

    INDEPENDENT ASSET FLAVOR Flexible, deniable, and dependent on favors.

    GROUND

    • Civilian SUV (Standard): Low-Profile, Cargo Bay, Off-Road. Stress 0–3.
    • Beat-Up Van (Standard): Passenger Compartment, Low-Profile, Temperamental. Stress 0–3.
    • Luxury Rental (Advanced): Comfortable Interior, Romantic Setting, Traceable. Stress 0–3.

    AIR

    • Charter Rotor (Advanced): Med-Evac Ready, Quiet Profile (maybe), Debt Hook. Stress 0–3.
    • Drone Overwatch (Advanced): Overwatch, Traceable, Limited Endurance. Stress 0–3.

    SEA

    • Fishing Boat (Standard): Low-Profile, Cargo Bay, Slow. Stress 0–3.
    • Speedboat (Standard): Fast, Loud, Tight-Turn. Stress 0–3.

    INDEPENDENT SUPPORT PACKAGES

    • 'Contact Pickup' (Consumable): spend to get a ride/help — creates a debt.
    • 'Grey Market Swap' (Consumable): spend to replace an advanced asset quickly — adds HEAT risk.

    INTIMACY POTENTIAL

    • Luxury Rental: romantic setting, privacy
    • Charter vehicles: private space, extended travel intimacy
    • Passenger vehicles: forced proximity, relationship development

    HANDLER TRUST (INDEPENDENT)

    • Trust is based on favors and reliability
    • Higher trust = better vehicle access, more flexible terms
    • Lower trust = limited access, higher costs

    INTIMACY DYNAMICS (INDEPENDENT)

    • Vehicle access may be intimate relationship benefit
    • Vehicle privacy enables intimate moments
    • No oversight: intimacy in independent vehicles is deniable

    DRAWBACK RULE Independent strength is flexibility — but every advantage creates a debt thread. Independent vehicles have no support network: loss is total.

11. #11ASSET: Ready-to-Use Asset Packages (Pick 1)selective

    Keys: QUICK PICKS, CHASE PACKAGE, INSERT PACKAGE, EXTRACTION PACKAGE, ASSET PACKAGES · Secondary: fast build, one line picks

    PICK ONE PACKAGE FOR A MISSION (then add 1 custom tag)

    STEALTH INSERT (GROUND)

    • Low-Profile + Off-Road + Deniable Plates Cost: lower speed; success relies on COVER/INTEL. Intimacy: Limited private space.

    HARD EXFIL (AIR)

    • Fast + Med-Evac Ready + Loud Cost: HEAT spike; public eyes. Intimacy: Med-evac creates vulnerable intimate moments.

    CARGO RECOVERY

    • Cargo Bay + Heavy Lift (if needed) + Uplink Cost: TIME pressure; increased visibility. Intimacy: Cargo space can be private.

    HIGH-SPEED CHASE

    • Fast + Tight-Turn + Smoke (consumable style) Cost: ASSET STRESS rises quickly. Intimacy: Chase creates bonding, then recovery intimacy.

    QUIET SEA INSERT

    • Quiet Profile + Underwater Access + Limited Capacity Cost: TIME; isolation risk. Intimacy: Forced proximity, isolation creates intimacy.

    OVERWATCH PACKAGE

    • Uplink + Sensors + Support Asset Access Cost: trace/paper shadow; oversight attention. Intimacy: Shared workspace creates connection.

    ROMANTIC PACKAGE

    • Comfortable Interior + Private Compartment + Soundproofed Cost: Traceable, High-Value, witness risk. Intimacy: Primary setting for intimate moments.

    WHEN IN DOUBT Choose the package that creates the most interesting tension between capability and intimacy potential.

12. #12ASSET: Asset Damage & Consequence Mappingselective

    Keys: VEHICLE DAMAGE, ASSET STRESS MAPPING, ASSET DAMAGE, ASSET CONSEQUENCES · Secondary: degraded, compromised, disabled

    WHEN AN ASSET TAKES A HIT (CINEMATIC) Choose one:

    • Mark ASSET STRESS
    • Lose a tag temporarily
    • Convert a consequence (WOUNDS → POSITION, HEAT → TIME)

    DEGRADED STATES (pick one)

    • Noisy: increases HEAT.
    • Sluggish: increases TIME.
    • Unreliable: PIVOT options shrink.
    • Traceable: HUNT clock ticks.

    DISABLED/BURNED RESULTS

    • Forced scene shift: on-foot escape, new safehouse, or third-party intervention.
    • Creates a THREAD: "They know your vehicle."

    INTIMACY AND ASSET DAMAGE

    • Shared danger: asset damage creates bonding through survival
    • Protective moment: protecting intimate partner during crash
    • Loss trauma: losing vehicle with intimate partner creates SCAR
    • Recovery: post-crash intimate recovery possible

    QUIRK ACTIVATION AND ASSET DAMAGE

    • VICE: damage may drive to vice behavior
    • ANCHOR: if ANCHOR person in damaged vehicle
    • TRIGGER: vehicle damage may activate trauma
    • SECRET: vehicle damage may expose identity

    CONTINUITY AND ASSET DAMAGE

    • Signature vehicle damage: creates SCAR
    • Vehicle loss: creates ENEMIES (those who destroyed it)
    • Vehicle survival: creates ALLY memory
13. #13ASSET: Cross-Reference — Phase Integrationselective

    Keys: VEHICLE INTEGRATION, PHASE INTEGRATION ASSETS, ASSET CROSS-REFERENCE · Secondary: integration, connect lorebooks

    HOW VEHICLES & ASSETS CONNECT TO OTHER PHASES

    ASSETS ↔ PHASE 1 (CORE MECHANICS)

    • Handler Trust: determines asset access and quality
    • Moral Track: asset choices reflect moral position
    • Operator Quirks: vehicles activate VICE, ANCHOR, TRIGGER, SECRET
    • Continuity: vehicles become SCARS, DEBTS, ALLIES
    • Recovery: vehicles provide recovery during travel

    ASSETS ↔ PHASE 2 (WORLD PRESSURE)

    • Headlines & Blowback: vehicle incidents create headlines
    • Third Parties & Pressure: vehicle interaction with third parties
    • MacGuffins & Programs: vehicles transport MacGuffins

    ASSETS ↔ PHASE 3 (OPERATIONAL)

    • Operations & SOP: vehicles in all operational phases
    • G.I. Joe SOP: Joe vehicle doctrine
    • Cobra Doctrine: Cobra vehicle doctrine
    • Command & Politics: vehicle access political

    ASSETS ↔ PHASE 4 (OTHER)

    • Locations: locations affect vehicle utility
    • Equipment Tags: gear interacts with vehicles
    • Threat Catalog: vehicle threats and countermeasures
    • Factions: faction vehicle doctrine

    INTIMACY ACROSS ALL PHASES AND VEHICLES

    • Vehicles are intimacy settings
    • Vehicle intimacy creates RELATIONSHIP, clears STRESS
    • Vehicle intimacy can create SECRET or ANCHOR
    • Vehicle damage during intimacy creates trauma

    HANDLER TRUST ACROSS ALL AND VEHICLES

    • Handler authorizes vehicle access
    • Handler may provide better vehicles (Trust > 4)
    • Handler may deny vehicles (Trust < 2)
    • Handler may use vehicles as reward/punishment

    CONTINUITY ACROSS ALL AND VEHICLES

    • Signature vehicles become identity
    • Vehicle loss creates SCAR
    • Vehicle debt creates obligation
    • Vehicle history creates story threads

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