An iconic feature of the D6 games is the use of character templates, which are somewhere between custom and pre-generated characters, that can can get a group playing quickly. Character templates in D6 games tend to be chock-full of theme or campaign flavor, so I’ve tried to do the same for these.
Many of the 13 character templates here are reminiscent of characters from the game series, and can be used or adapted for any Fallout D6 campaign. A couple are unique to the ‘Lanta Wasteland setting I’m creating for this series.
As is standard for D6 games, players have 7D to distribute among skills. Suggested skills for each template are in bold. No more than 2D can be assigned to one skill, and three skill specializations can be purchased for 1D.
PDF downloads are Google Drive links. A blank sheet for custom characters is here.
- Brethren of the Church of Bless Your Heart: A kindly medic and fighting monk/nun with Southern Baptist characteristics.
- Ghoul Bushwhacker: A tough-as-nails, curmudgeonly mountain ghoul and survivalist.
- Ghoul Gearhead: A cheerful, ghoulish mechanic and tinkerer on the run from the Regulators.
- Initiate Incognito (Brotherhood of Steel): A steadfast, would-be Knight or Scribe on a secretive mission in enemy territory.
- ‘Lanta Scavver: A young and scrappy scavenger, adept at acquiring both Wasteland treasures and private objects.
- Mr. Handy - Southern Gentleman™ Edition: A household Mr. Handy with good, Southern manners and slightly-embarrassing personality quirks.
- Protectron Bounty Hunter: An independent Protectron dealing its own, lethal brand of Wasteland justice.
- Questing Tribal: A brave, but out-of-their-element tribal on a quest to save their village.
- Somewhat-Reformed Raider: A rowdy, raider-turned-merc who isn’t all that finished with old habits.
- Super Mutant: A super mutant searching for its little human friend, while learning about what is “nice” and “not nice.”
- Vault-Dweller: a resourceful, but overwhelmed survivor from Vault 90 on an important mission.
- Wasteland Trader: An annoyingly-optimistic entrepreneur of Wasteland commerce.
- War-Wagon Racer: A daredevilish death-racer who needs to pay off their war-wagon repairs before competing in the Dixie Death Derby.
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