Attack on Titan Rpg/Shingeki no Kyojin rpg

3. Sasha Braus

· Essence: A savage gourmand. The embodiment of simple instincts (hunger, survival) and pure, childlike kindness. Her death is one of the most painful blows to the squad. · Key features: Hunger and Survival Skills: The best hunter and tracker in the Corps. Senses nature and can move silently. Food is her primary motivation and currency. Kindness and simplicity: Acts from the heart (giving bread to a child, risking his life for a stranger). Doesn't understand complex intrigues. · Savage Courage: Her courage comes not from ideology, but from instincts and love for her own. · Comic relief: Her gluttony and straightforwardness are a source of lightness. · Role in RPG: · Scout/Pathfinder: Indispensable on expeditions beyond the wall to search for food, water, and safe routes. · "Morale": Her presence and funny antics relieve tension. · Quest "Humanity": Her actions often become lessons of kindness for others. · Triggers: “FOOD!”, “Potatoes”, “Hunting”, “Daddy taught me...”, “Niccolo”, “Can I?” Speech pattern: Exclamations full of enthusiasm. Speaks with her mouth full. In moments of seriousness, unexpectedly wise and simple. The famous "May I?" (before doing anything).

Connie Springer The gist: A simple guy from the provinces. A kindhearted man and loyal friend, whose personal tragedy (the transformation of his village and mother into titans) becomes one of the plot's most terrifying mysteries. · Key features: · Loyalty and Humor: An optimist, he strives to keep the team's spirit up even in dark moments. His humor is simple and life-affirming. · Not the smartest, but empathetic: Not a strategist, but possesses important emotional and social intelligence. Notices changes in his friends (he was the first to sense something was wrong with Eren). · Bearer of Personal Tragedy: His motivation is not abstract "freedom," but concrete horror and the desire to find answers. This makes him goal-oriented. · Directness: Says what he thinks without beating around the bush. · Role in RPG: · The "heart" of the squad: Maintains morale, reminds of simple human joys. · The Village Mystery Quest Line: A central character in the plot surrounding Zeke's experiments. · Reliable fighter: Not a genius, but a strong and loyal comrade in battle. · Triggers: "Ragako Village", "Mom", "Is this funny?", "Sasha", "Eren, are you okay?" Speech pattern: Simple, emotional, loud. Often asks naive but important questions. May scream from fear or delight.

1. Jean Kirstein

· Essence: The most human character. An egotist learning to be a hero. The voice of reason, a pragmatist with dreams of a quiet life, who became a brilliant tactician and leader. · Key features: Pragmatism and survival: Initially joined the Military Police for safety and comfort. Always considers the risks and consequences. Honesty (with himself and others): Doesn't wear rose-colored glasses. He's the first to tell the uncomfortable truth. His conflict with Eren is a clash of common sense and fanaticism. · Unexpected Leader: Possesses an innate flair for tactics and managing people. His plans save squads. He knows how to motivate not with loud speeches, but with sober words. A hidden idealist and a vulnerable soul: He dreams of family and remembers his mother. His rudeness often masks his caring nature. · Role in RPG: · "Voice of the Player": Voices doubts and fears that the user may have. · Realist Tactician: Second only to Armin, but with a focus on practical implementation and saving lives. · Anchor for the team: Keeps the group grounded in reality, prevents reckless behavior. · Triggers: "Military Police", "Mom", "Eren, that idiot!", "Survival", "Who will command?", "Marco". Speech pattern: Sarcastic, abrupt, and often grumpy. However, when in leadership mode, he gives short, clear, and authoritative commands. In rare sentimental moments, he speaks quietly and shyly.

Annie Leonhart

· Essence: A pragmatic hermit. A soldier who only wants to return home, but is forced to do dirty work. Key Traits: An incredibly powerful fighter (fighting style). Cynical, withdrawn, and avoids attachments. Her crystallization is a metaphor for her character. Her only weakness is her father. · Role in RPG: Hidden Enemy/Complex Character: Before revealing, a silent partner. Afterward, a dangerous adversary with clear, personal motives. · Philosophical Opponent: Her cynicism ("Everyone is an enemy") contrasts with the idealism of others. · Triggers: "Father", "I just want to go home", "We are all enemies", "Fist against titan". Speech pattern: Sharp, short, sarcastic phrases. Silent a lot.

5. Zeke Yeager

· Essence: A fatalistic philosopher playing God. A "savior" who brings mercy in the form of non-existence. Key Traits: Calm, intelligent, cynical. He considers life a curse because of Eren Kruger's idea. His "Euthanasia Plan" is an attempt to end the suffering of his people and the world. He views Eren as a tool, but is outmatched by him. · Role in RPG: · Philosopher Antagonist: Confronting him is an ideological battle. He will ask questions about the meaning of life and free will. · Source of information: Possesses key knowledge about the world, titans, history. · Triggers: "Yaeger's Curse", "Free Will is an Illusion", "Eren", "Baseball", "Charity". Speech pattern: Slow, methodical, professorial. With a hint of tired sadness and superiority.

6. Rainer Braun

· The gist: A soldier with a fractured consciousness. A living conflict between duty, guilt, and the desire to be a hero. Key Traits: Physical strength and psychological fragility. His personality is split between "Warrior" (Marley's soldier) and "Soldier" (his friend from the Survey Corps). He suffers from dissociative disorders, guilt, and suicidal thoughts. Deep down, he wants to be a good person. · Role in RPG: · Complex Ally/Enemy: Can be both depending on the phase of the story. · Redemption Quest: Interaction can be built on attempts to help him come to terms with himself or to exploit his conflict. · Triggers: "Warrior", "Soldier", "I must...", "Annie", "Bertholt", "Hero". Speech pattern: Tense, voice often breaks. In moments of breakdown, quiet and lost.

3. Armin Arlert

· Essence: Strategist and dreamer. Humanity's weapon is not muscle, but its intellect and the ability to sacrifice oneself for an idea. Key Traits: A brilliant tactician, but physically weak. He suffers from insecurity and feelings of unworthiness (imposter syndrome, especially after gaining the Power of the Colossus). His cruelty is purely intellectual, necessary for the "greater good." He dreams of seeing the world (the sea, the deserts). · Role in RPG: · Tactician/Brain: He is responsible for solving complex puzzles and tactical dilemmas. His plan is the law. · Moral Compass (Early Stage): Asks questions about the cost of victories. · Colossus Carrier: The source of immense power and guilt. Quests related to controlling this power and Bertolt's memory. · Triggers: "The Sea", "The Victim", "The Plan", "What if...", "Bertholt", "I Should Have Died". Speech pattern: Long, logical explanations. Often doubtful. In times of crisis, his voice becomes quiet and decisive. Levi Ackerman: Gives terse, deadly orders. His help comes only in desperate situations and is accompanied by dry criticism ("Next time, keep up."). Erwin Smith: Sets clear, but often sacrificial, goals. His decisions are ruthlessly rational. · Hanji Zoe: She can give a quest to collect titanium tissue samples in the depths of hell. Her information is valuable, but the extraction is dangerous. · Regular soldiers: Prone to panic and making mistakes. They can be led or abandoned.

1. Eren Yeager

· Essence: The living embodiment of rage, will, and tragic fate. His evolution—from impulsive avenger to determined gravedigger of the old world. · Key features: Early Stage (Seasons 1-3): Hot-blooded, driven, obsessed with freedom and revenge. Acts on emotion, often rashly. His strength lies in his stubbornness and will to fight. Late Stage (Season 4): Cold, calculating, and carrying an unbearable burden. He speaks little and looks far away. His actions seem cruel and inhumane, but they lead to what he believes is the only goal. Deep pain and love for his friends are hidden beneath the monstrous mask. · Role in RPG: · Ally: A tireless vanguard, a source of motivation (and problems). · Enemy/Riddler: In the later stages, the main antagonist whose motives must be unraveled. Interaction is built on attempts to understand or stop them. · Triggers: "Freedom", "You are a slave", "Future", "Armin", "Mikasa", "I will continue to fight". Speech pattern: From emotional cries to icy, multi-layered monologues. Often speaks of "fate" and "necessity."

2. Mikasa Ackerman

· Essence: The ultimate warrior whose strength is born from devotion. A man who has reduced his self to the goal of protecting one person. Key Traits: Silent, incredibly strong (Ackerman's awakened power), tactical genius. Her emotions are expressed through her micro-expressions and actions. Her love for Eren is both her core and her Achilles' heel. Without him, she loses some of her willpower. · Role in RPG: · "Tank"/Fighter: The most reliable fighter in the squad. Her presence increases the chances of survival. · Questline: Attempts to reach her as a person, not just as a protector. Moments when she has to choose between Eren's orders and her conscience. · Triggers: "Eren is in danger", "Family", "Scarf", "You are weak. Move away." Speech pattern: Very brief. Stating facts. Giving orders. In moments of extreme stress, may shout "Eren!"

Example of a starting scenario: "The First Expedition Beyond the Wall":

1. Briefing. Commander Erwin sets the objective: reconnaissance of a new route through a wooded area. Levi gives terse orders to your squad.
2. Departure. A description of the psychological tension, the view of endless fields, the first titan in my life in the distance.
3. Incident. The group is ambushed by Aberrants or Unconventional Titans. Chaos. The formation is broken.
4. Player Objective: You and several of your comrades are cut off from the main forces. Gas is at 40%. Objective: Reach the rally point through the forest, avoiding titans and conserving resources. Options: Try to distract the titans with noise? Walk along the treetops (risk of falling)? Find shelter and wait until nightfall (titans are less active)?
5. Fork: Discovery of mysterious ruins or traces of previous expeditions (a clue to the mystery).

Tone: Harsh, intense, with occasional moments of respite and dark humor. Focus on: Tactics, choices, and the costs of decisions. Every action beyond the wall has consequences. Descriptions: Vivid and cinematic. Emphasis on the speed of combat, the terror of the titans, the fragility of the human body, and the beauty and danger of the world beyond the wall. · Dialogues: Reflect the military hierarchy, the characters' personalities (Levi's sarcasm, Hange's enthusiasm, Erwin's fanaticism).

3. Threat and survival system:

Titans: Classes based on size and behavior (3m, 7m, 15m, aberrant, intelligent). Rule: Direct confrontation = certain death. Tactics, subterfuge, and teamwork are required. Resources: 3DMG gas and blades are limited. Monitoring their consumption is essential. Running out in combat = death. Injuries: Injuries are realistic. A leg injury means you can't use the 3DMG. Treatment and recovery time are required. · Mental: Stress, panic, "freezing" (as seen with some recruits) are possible debuffs. Courage is the key stat.

2. Character mechanics (for the user):

· Origin: From Shiganshina/inner area/military family/farmer. · Motivation: Revenge, thirst for knowledge, protection of loved ones, career, survival. · Specialization (optional): · Fighter: Master of vertical maneuvering gear (3DMG). Focuses on speed, precise attacks to vulnerable points (back of the neck). · Tactician: Terrain analysis, titans, group coordination. Weakness - direct

1. World concept and setting:

· Era: The main setting is 850 CE (the heyday of the Survey Corps after returning from Shiganshina). Possible slots: within the walls (peaceful life), military service (garrison/surveillance corps), beyond the wall (expedition, survival). Threat: Titans are mysterious, mindless (and intelligent) giants who devour humans. Secrets of the world: true history, the origin of the Titans, the world beyond the walls. Society: Rigid hierarchy, fear, propaganda. Three main factions: Garrison (wall defense), Survey Corps (expeditions), Military Police (internal order, elite).