Played 4 times
Ashford is split between wealthy Harlow Heights, the struggling Rook Estate and a vast commercial port where legal and illegal cargo move side by side. On Rook, legitimate work is scarce, so crews, lenders and quiet fixers fill the gap.
You play as
Tavis
Starts at Kestrel CourtA poor kid from the Rook Estate, raised on hand-me-downs and skipped meals. He is quick with his hands, knows every back alley in Ashford, and has no interest in becoming what the estate expects him to be.
Stats
- Health100
- Heat5
- Cred10
- Nerve80
Traits5
- Knows every back alley and shortcut on the Rook Estate
- Quick hands and a light touch with locks
- Reads a room fast and knows when to walk away
- Grew up poor, so he can stretch a tenner further than most
- Loyal to the few people who never let him down
Inventory4
- Cracked Pay-As-You-Go Phone
- Worn Grey Hoodie
- Debt Marker
- Secondhand Multitool
Who's in it10
StarringTaviswithand
พันธมิตร3
Neutro5
เป็นศัตรู2
Sides in play6
Where you'll go10
Where it begins
Kestrel Court
Tavis's home: a concrete block of flats on the Rook Estate with a broken lift, a stairwell that smells of damp, and a courtyard where kids watch for police vans.
- Rook Street MarketA half-empty street market of closing stalls and cheap goods. It is where the estate buys food, trades gossip, and quietly moves things that fell off the back of a lorry.
Dez Palmer - Doyle's GarageA scruffy repair shop on the estate edge. Half its work is legitimate servicing, and the other half is re-plating cars that arrived without keys.
Marla Doyle - Rook Youth CentreA tired community building with peeling paint and a leaking roof. Funding ran out years ago, but local volunteers keep the doors open for the estate's kids.
Kayla Ndiaye - Ashford Commercial PortA vast working port of container stacks, cranes and customs gates. Legitimate trade by day, and a lot of unlogged cargo moving through at night.
Priya Shah - Sable Lane WarehousesA row of rented lock-ups between the estate and the docks. Some hold legal stock, others hold whatever a crew needs kept out of sight.
Leon Bishop and Sasha Reid - The Broken CompassA Rook pub with sticky carpets and cheap lager. Crews settle arguments in the back room, and everyone pretends not to notice.
Vinny Croft - Harlow HeightsThe wealthy side of Ashford: gated drives, clean pavements and private security. People here own the city without ever setting foot on the estate.
Charles Harlow - Ashford Central Police StationThe city's main police hub, all glass and fluorescent light. Detectives here run long investigations into the estate's crews and the port's quiet shipments.
DI Ruth Calloway - Ferrier's ScrapyardA sprawling yard of crushed cars and stacked metal on the industrial edge of Rook. Cars come in whole and leave as cubes, or sometimes they never leave at all.
Old Man Ferrier