Background tables for Teen Cthulhu
Background tables
These tables are meant to serve as inspiration for your teen’s
background. You’re not required to use them, or to roll randomly.
D10
|
Ideology/Belief |
1
|
There is no such thing as bad attention.
|
2
|
Being a kid is really an application process for being an
adult. I know where I’m meant to go. |
3
|
I have faith (specify). It helps me tell right from wrong. |
4
|
“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around
once in awhile, you could miss it.” |
5
|
I know that the world could be better, and it’s my job to
make others see this (what’s your cause?) |
6
|
There are more things out there than what people will admit to.
I want to see what’s beneath the surface. |
7
|
Childhood is a golden, fading memory. I don’t like I’m
heading. |
8
|
I only trust you guys. The rest of the world is out for blood. |
9
|
My hobby (what is it?) comes first.
|
10
|
Without my family and friends, I am nothing. |
Significant
People
D10
|
Who are they? |
1
|
Parent (e.g. mother, father, stepmother). |
2
|
Teacher (at school, or anyone who takes the time to teach you) |
3
|
Sibling (older, young, step- etc.) |
4
|
Girl/boyfriend |
5
|
A grandparent, uncle, aunt or other older family member.
|
6
|
The person who taugh your characters her highest skill. What
skill is it, and who taught it to you?
|
7
|
A faith leader.
|
8
|
A famous person (artist, politician, historical figure).
|
9
|
A friend (long-time, new, or someone you just WANT to be your
friend).
|
10
|
A fictitious person (an imaginary friend, a character from
fiction etc.) |
D10
|
Why are they important? |
1
|
I’ve never tried to be without them. Not having them in my
life would be like walking without legs. |
2
|
We’ve shared so many experiences. I may not even like them,
but no one else knows what we’ve been through.
|
3
|
Their genius makes them important, duh. (their art, glamor,
cutting wit etc.) |
4
|
I’m better than them, and I need the world to recognize this
(What’s wrong with them?) |
5
|
Guilt. I wronged them terribly. Now seeing them is a punch to
the gut. I must make things better somehow.
|
6
|
I owe them! (What did they do to help you?) |
7
|
I love them with that kind of heady love which resembles
malaria or madness.
|
8
|
They have wronged me, and I want payback. (What did they do?
What do you dream of doing to them?) |
9
|
I want to rise to their level. I want them to see me as I see
them.
|
10
|
I think they know something they’re not telling me. There is
strangeness in the world, and they’re involved with it.
|
D10
|
Meaningful locations |
1
|
That empty building where we party.
|
2
|
Our secret place from when we were little. It’s still a good
place to think and get away.
|
3
|
The place where I get to use my most cherished skill (Where is
that, and what’s the skill?) |
4
|
My room. People best not come in without knocking! |
5
|
Nature. It’s just more real than the rest you know? |
6
|
A place of culture (music venue, museum,
|
7
|
School. Not something I’ll necessarily admit though! |
8
|
The grave, or another place which reminds me of a dead person
(who?). |
9
|
The mystery place. That certain place where the world shows its
true colors (or something otherworldly pokes through).
|
10
|
A place connected to your faith (church, sweat lodge, the rec
center when the Skeptics Society meet etc.) |
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