As part of your character submission, you should include a criminal profile. This is a publicly held record that guards are familiar with and prisoners may know or can trivially look up. It will describe what other people might know about your character, and also represents what the Government know about you. This includes a description of some of the crimes you have found guilty of, in particular the ones that have gotten you sent to the Redemption Reform Facility for your current jail time. It may also include details such as your profession prior to being sent to the facility.

You can be quite liberal with which crimes you have committed (as long as they do not breach our conduct and themes guidelines), but there are some minimum requirements on what needs to be included. By default, your criminal record should cover 8 points worth of qualities, although this can be from positive or negative ones. So you could choose +8 points of qualities, or you could split it, such as having +5 points of qualities and -3 points of qualities in your record. However, if you have taken one of the qualities that modifies your criminal record, you will not be covering 8 points of qualities. For example, if you take Falsely Imprisoned, you must only cover 4 points accurately.

The record should be fairly explicit about the qualities listed, and others should be able to reasonably accurately infer the qualities listed from your record. You may cover more either accurately or inaccurately, in ways which may or may not correspond to actual qualities. Furthermore, if the record covers a quality with prerequisites (e.g. “cybernetic engineering”) then your record is also considered to be covering the prerequisite qualities themselves (in this case medicine and technology).

To help the GMs review your character, please indicate which qualities you are including in your profile (this will not be visible to other players).

Note: the use of footnotes here is designed to show how you might represent some qualities in your record. These will not be featured in your actual Criminal Profile

“One Shot” Ives has a criminal record going back 30 years¹⁾. Believe to be linked to a number of high profile assassinations, they are one of the deadliest snipers this side of Elysium²⁾. When she was captured, she was found in possession of large quantities of Bliss, and it is suspected she used this to stay alert during her stake-outs on targets³⁾.

While police have been attempting to track her down, she had evaded capture for 3 years until the recent trial⁴⁾, after Telbau transmissions were intercepted, in what we believe to be an attempt to hire Tegus to assassinate a civil servant⁵⁾.

However when directly engaged, she managed to kill 3 officers, and seriously injure 10 more in the brawl - it is recommended if engaging directly that extreme caution is taken, and measure be put in place even if she has been captured⁶⁾.

Bo Tri Dlom⁷⁾ was captured during a raid on Proxi-Alpha. They were caught after a lengthy chase from their residence, having avoided capture by 6 soldiers who had surrounded the site⁸⁾ until they were seemingly electrocuted by their own cybernetic stun-gun⁹⁾. Despite numerous attempts to pry information about their activities on Proxi-Alpha, including a number of visits from our specialist interrogators, no information was gained¹⁰⁾, and they were enrolled into the prison system shortly thereafter.

Alondra Gribov was a renowned doctor¹¹⁾ on Mioruta-E, having pioneered a number of new techniques for dealing with some of the more lethal complications that can occur from heart surgery¹²⁾. It thus came as a shock to many people on the planet when the charges for serial murder were raised against them, after a tip-off was given about recent surgical tool upgrades Gribov had had on their cybernetic arm¹³⁾ and their use of Overdrive¹⁴⁾, in relation to some complaints about negligence after a spate of deaths at the hospital that Dr Gribov was working at.

The trial didn't last long after Alondra's diaries were uncovered, where they meticulously detailed the ways in which they were planning to torture and kill their victims¹⁵⁾, and when it was clear they showed no remorse for their actions a life sentence was swiftly given.