I was young once, but that was a long time ago. This world doesn't let children roam it's borders. It grabs a hold at them and rips away that precious time that we all used to know so long ago. The Countries, the Corporations, they all strive for power. I've seen how they work. Using, manipulating, twisting everyone so that they can to reach their own goal of power. With all of this corruption around us, surrounding us and consuming us, we are given a choice. We either adjust to it, or we fight against it. If you adjust to it you survive, you might even prosper, but all you'll ever be is a pawn of a corrupt system. If you choose to fight against it you'll probably die, but at least you'll die -- for your own cause and not on a whim of some corporate executive who knows or cares nothing about anything but his striving for power. Me, I'm stuck between fighting and adjusting. You see, I'm not sure if I want to die yet. Oh well, we'll see what tomorrow brings. We'll see if there really is something left worth fighting for.
Max McPherson, Age 18,
The StrikeForce: 2136 Role Playing Game is based on the Conflict System. Gaining experience, StrikeForce characters gain detailed skills and access to more powerful technology. The world is a place of violent competition between Corporations, Nations, and Independent Guilds. The characters are placed in a world, where on the surface they appear to be the power and strength of society. Only to discover they are simply pawn of the larger forces that run the world. From the UN to the rumors of Paulson units and Aliens, the StrikeForces tend to be the asset of choice to get the job done.
StrikeForce: 2136 is a detailed technology game that shows the ability of humanity to adapt and thrive through the most horrible of situations.
The StrikeForce: 2136 Strike Manual includes all the rules for using the Conflict Gaming System in the StrikeForce Universe. Some of the aspects of this system include:
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