- Each Anomaly has a rolecard split into three parts, their title and anomalous type, a “Checklist”, and an ability list.
- Each title does not represent a human name, but rather a significantly strange… title… of something with anomalous material. They usually heavily relate to the flavor, and somewhat relate to the abilities. An anomalous type is what they are the “Anomaly of”, for example, Death. They follow a similar naming scheme to titles. You may not claim either of these.
- The checklist is written by Peter Astika about his discoveries of the subjects capabilities. He is somewhat biased, and whilst his overview of what an anomaly has been observed of doing tends to be accurate, his accuracy on rating things such as how much danger they are related to their actual functional abilities may vary. Important notes are the difference between the Body check or the Form check. If an anomaly is significantly humanoid or has an easily identifiable four way split between their body parts, they are written as a Body check. If an anomaly doesn’t have any of those, they are written as a Form check, which is generally just a typical observance of their body shape and looks. Additionally, Each Anomalous Subject is Always Identified by Peter Astika.
- Each anomaly has a quote from said anomaly.
- Each anomaly has at least one ability. It is important to note that for individuals with more than one ability, in-between each is a unique to that anomaly “line divider” in order to better differentiate each ability from each-other. You cannot claim what your divider is.
- Finally, each Anomaly has the win-condition of “Defeat the Counter-Beach Team.”
- An example of an Anomaly rolecard can be found above.
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