If You Want Peace: A Search and Destroy Operation

TheroDyne, a military contractor, was to demonstrate new weapons research to the CanAmerican government.

A chartered flight from the TheroDyne labs to the government testing facility experienced sudden system failure and rapidly lost altitude above the Terrorist and Extremist Assimilation site for the Reintegration into Society (T.E.A.R.S.) island complex.

The research is considered extremely dangerous and needs to be destroyed. TheroDyne has contracted FIST to drop into the complex and destroy any evidence of the accident and the research that was on board.

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If You Want Peace is a one-shot adventure made for the FIST tabletop RPG and an entry for FIST: JAM OPS V.

• An overland point-crawl
• Four persons of interest
• A fortified and patrolled multi-level complex to infiltrate or run into guns blazing
• An unexpected and unique boss

This operation is designed to be used for a single-session with players of any experience with the FIST tabletop RPG. It uses the TEARS prison island campaign sandbox, however it is not necessary to make use of this opear.It makes use of the TEARS prison island campaign sandbox.

It can be set in any isolated prison environment, such as the one in Escape from New York.

The art for this project would not have been possible without the following photographers and artists:

• Patrick Hendry for black bird perched on barb wire during sundown released under the Unsplash License.
• Ben Kupke for a wall covered in graffiti next to a green field released under the Unsplash License
• Bing Hui Yau for brown concrete building under blue sky during daytime released under the Unsplash License
• Vlad Kutepov for the sunocop logo on top of a building released under the Unsplash License
  
• Simon Infanger for man in green and brown camouflage army suit holding rifle released under the Unsplash License
• Jay Rembert for gold and silver round coins released under the Unsplash License
• Luis Núñez for Ferris Wheel during Daytime released under the Pexels License

Additional thanks to:

• Archives de la Ville de Montréal for Vues aériennes obliques de l’île de Montréal, 1960-1992

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