Character sheets and gear: tyr, it looks like you have one more skill point to spend on your Social skills. They're 11/7/4, and it looks like you spent 6 there. You do have Politics listed with no dots in it, if that was your intention. Also the car, per Armory (which is the only source that lists vehicle costs, as far as I know) would be Resources 2; he could have it, but it would be used. The books don't associate any real mechanics with used vehicles, so it would mostly be flavor.<br/><br/>Gamble: Looks good, although your XP log says you've got 2 XP left, and it looks like you spent 10 to me.<br/><br/>Blythe: Looks good to me. If you did want to pick up some unusual equipment before the game starts, you could probably justify it as her starting to stock up since encountering her late husband. You don't have to, though, by any means.<br/><br/>Jaded: You didn't need to spend the XP to put Larceny up to rank 2. I only count 11 dots in that category, which is the correct number to start with for your primary field. I was surprised, muscle cars are surprisingly affordable in Armory. The bike is fine, as long as it's using the street bike stats (which Google image search seems to indicate it would be). If it was a sports bike, it would have to be used, but like I said, pictures look more like a street bike to me anyway.<br/><br/>Also, anybody with Resources 2 can have a smartphone instead of a regular cell phone. They offer a slightly-reduced penalty to Research rolls in the field over a regular cell phone.<br/><br/>tyr, I'll add the clubs to those neighborhoods. Gang entertainment-wise, the Kings tend towards the street races and clubs in their areas, or just hang out together in various places. The Scarrdies practically infest the low-end bars in the U-District, although there's always a couple to be found in any given bar or club, but they're pretty much just working. They don't seem much for dancing or partying, more like drinking for the sake of getting drunk. The Koreans tend to stick to their own places, usually restaurants or small bars run by other Koreans, either in their gangs or not. Sometimes small groups of them will hit up a strip club, but that's not particularly common.