#BODY OF LIES MOVIE AND COMPUTER SECURITY HOW TO#
Like Covert Ops, you’ll not find sections in this book explaining how to play role-playing games in general. The mechanics do not resemble that game in any way, though the theme and concept remain similar. This is a toolbox to design your own thrilling tales of modern adventure! For those of you who enjoy the Covert Ops espionage RPG by DwD Studios, W HITE LIES is totally different. This game takes advantage of an existing and wellloved set of role-playing game rules called Swords & Wizardry WhiteBox, a light and simple set of mechanics designed to be fast and loose, like the cinematic espionage genre this game attempts to embrace. Welcome to W HITE LIES, a modern role-playing game of espionage and paramilitary operations. The dark and dangerous things that men and women do to protect you go unsung, the truth concealed by the government and media with little white lies to keep you sane. But here’s the rub you don’t see the war happening. It is about secrets, seduction, stealth, deception, assassination, bribery, infiltration, action, and adventure. It is about special agents receiving their missions from men and women whose identities won’t turn up on any database. This game is about clandestine Special Forces parachuting behind enemy lines to carry out missions that no government will claim ever happened. It is a shadow war where information and bullets hold equal weight, and enemies don’t always wear uniforms. Its soldiers don’t march in lines or report to a large pentagonal building. Introduction There is a war going on every day, a war of ideologies. 121 Section 2: The Bus Station. 122 Section 3: Andrei’s. 109 Development. 114 Putting It All Together. 6 Saving Throws. 7 Agent Creation. 8Ĭriminals. This product is compatible with the rules of Swords & Wizardry WhiteBox. DwD Studios is not affiliated with Matthew J. Swords & Wizardry, S&W, WhiteBox, and Mythmere Games are the trademarks of Matthew J. White Lies and the White Lies logo are trademarks of DwD Studios and Bill Logan. Written and Illustrated By Bill Logan Special thanks to James “The Name Giver” Spahn! Copyright 2015 DwD Studios. A roleplaying game about doing bad things for good reasons By Bill Loganīased On Swords & Wizardry Whitebox Originally Written by Matt J.
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