079 My Final Word on Troika!?

I talk about my play experience with Troika! and try to achieve some closure.

• I was a little off on the odds. Rolling on or less than an 8 on 2d6 is not 77%, it's 72.77%
• Post about Art and Innovation
• Post about writing new material for Troika!
• Prog rock backgrounds for Troika! Erk. I can't link to specific MeWe posts, so I reproduced JJ's efforts below
• Troika! for Necromunda?

Veteran of the Psychic Wars
The veteran has fought countless battles, living on the edge where the winds of Limbo roar. They may appear young, but are far older than they seem because all their scars are on the inside. But be wary when the shakes begin, it is a sure sign the tides of madness are swelling and their slide into hell has begun. 

Possessions
Spent fusil (damage as club)
A tattered and worn uniform
Assorted military medals worth 1d6 silver pennies 

Skills
3 Survival
2 Sneak
2 Spell - Fear
1 Spell - Illusion
1 Spell - Sentry
1 Club fighting
1 Run 

New Enemy
Veteran of the Psychic Wars
Skill 7
Stamina 10
Initiative 2
Armour 0
Damage as club or spell 

Mien
1: Oblivious
2: Frightened
3: Angry
4: Confused
5: Threatening
6: Shaking 

The veteran is a survivor and wanderer. They have battled in horrific psychic wars in the realms of Limbo. They bear no visible scars of these battles as they have internalized all their wounds becoming a shell of their former selves. They often no longer remember what they were fighting for. Their trauma manifests in the trembling shakes that wrack their bodies. When the shakes begin the tides of madness swell around the veteran as they relive one of their battles and force anyone around them to relive it with them. 

Special
The veteran has access to the Fear, Illusion, and Sentry spells. Fear and Illusion affect those around the veteran whenever the shakes manifest and are the means by which the veteran draws others into their reliving their battles.

Priest of the Temple of Syrinx
These hairless priests from the Solar Federation promote a simpler way of life by destroying all things they deem a folly, a waste of time, or may lead to the downfall of civilization. They travel the spheres at the behest of their temple-sized thinking engines seeking applicants, both willing and unwilling, to join their Brotherhood of Man. 

Possessions
Heavy, red sackcloth robes (counts as light armour)
A red star medallion (damage as mace) 

Skills
2 Command
2 Strength
2 Spell - Presence
2 Spell - Shatter
1 Spell - Explode
1 Awareness 

New Skill
Command
Some individuals are good at getting others to do as they're told. Maybe it is the tone of their voice or the authority backing it. This is a vital skill for those in positions of power and authority. 

New Item
A red star medallion is part holy symbol, part badge of office.  This heavy, metal medallion hangs from a thick chain and is worn by Priests of the Temple of Syrinx. It grants +1 Command when brandished while giving orders. When swung by its chain, it makes a formidable weapon (damage as mace). 

New Enemy
Priest of Syrinx
Skill 6
Stamina 7
Initiative 2
Armour 1
Damage as mace or spell 

Mien
1: Annoyed
2: Haughty
3: Indignant
4: Outraged
5: Authoritative
6: Inviting 

The priests of Syrinx follow the commands of their temple-sized thinking engines. Within the spheres they control, equality is mandated. This order is enforced by the priests of the temple, ensuring that no item, artifact, or idea contrary to the teachings of Syrinx is allowed to exist. Outside their spheres, these priests act as missionaries, cajoling perspective applicants to join their idyllic way of life. 

Special
The priest of Syrinx has access to Shatter,
Explode, and Presence. Higher ranking members, such as the infamous Father Brown, may have access to spells that cloud the mind.