Gentlemen's Agreement (Spycraft)
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DesignersBD Flory
Illustrators
- Veronica V. Jones
- Jonathan Hunt
- Paul H. Way
PublishersAlderac Entertainment Group
Publication2002
![]() Cover art by Veronica V. Jones | |
| Designers | BD Flory |
|---|---|
| Illustrators |
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| Publishers | Alderac Entertainment Group |
| Publication | 2002 |
| Genres | Modern espionage RPG |
Gentlemen's Agreement is a collection of adventures published by Alderac Entertainment Group (AEG) in 2002 for the modern-day espionage role-playing game Spycraft.
Gentlemen's Agreement presents four interconnected adventures — in Spycraft terms, a "season"[1] — that feature a common enemy. A group of idle billionaires who call themselves The Board seek to push the world to the brink of destruction and chaos for their own amusement, before reversing course and saving humanity, receiving kudos from each other for having averted disaster.[1] It has become a game of brinkmanship where each successive catastrophe pushes the world ever closer to the point of no return.[2]
The four adventures are:
- "Ring of Fire": The player characters are pitted against Errol Richter, a new member of The Board, who seeks to trigger the simultaneous eruption of all the volcanoes surrounding the Pacific.[2]
- "The Bull and the Bear": Board member Pluto Crassus seeks to destabilize the global stock market. This adventure reveals information to the players about The Board and the grand game its members are playing.[2]
- "The Cold Days": This adventure is set in the 1960s and revolves around the Cuban Missile Crisis, which this adventure claims was started by the founding member of The Board, Nero Kingsley. Players can either keep the character they used in the first two adventures by temporarily changing the character's name or they can use a pre-generated character.[2]
- "End Game": This adventure returns to the present. Nero Kingsley is dying of an inoperable brain tumor, and has decided to push the world towards ruin one last time by removing oxygen from the atmosphere,[3] with no intention of saving it, taking humanity with him to the grave.[2]
