Before coming here, you were a CEO of a successful company. Your success was achieved either due to your business acumen or competitive advantage, or maybe through your less ethical approaches. While being transported into a new world cost you your previous power and influence, you are confident that you can build it back up in no time.
- Skill Proficiencies: Choose two from among Investigation, Insight, Perception, Deception, Persuasion, Intimidation
- Tool Proficiencies: One type of gaming set or one type of artisan's tool.
- Equipment: A set of travelling clothes.
Industry Specialization
In order to maximize their efficiency and effectiveness, businesses tend to focus on a certain industry to operate in. Choose an industry in which your company operated in, or roll on the table below.
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Industry Specialization |
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Telecommunication
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2
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Energy
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3
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Insurance
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4
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Real Estate
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5
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Investment Funds
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6
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Automobile
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7
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Banking and Finance
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8
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Tourism
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9
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Pharmaceutical
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10
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Digital Technology
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11
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Management Consulting
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12
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Retail
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Feature: Business Networking
Your professional conduct and familiarity with business culture allows you to easily approach local merchants, guilds, nobles, and politicians. They are more inclined to assist you in finding location for your business, introducing you to suppliers or investors, provide market insights, or other operational support. However, they might expect their cooperation to be rewarded, either through monetary benefits or small favors.
Suggested Characteristics
Business leaders tend to vary in their vision and approaches. Some may have grand aspirations towards their community, while others may solely be motivated by profit. They also operate with varying degrees of morality and ethics when it comes to their decision making. You carried those beliefs and tendencies into this new world.
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Personality Trait |
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I always craft a strategy carefully before making a business decision.
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The volatile nature of my industry teach me to be more flexible and adaptable.
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3
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I don't care whether others think my ideas are good or not as long as I believe in it.
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4
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I am always looking for opportunities to network.
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5
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Maintaining a good reputation is very important to me.
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6
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Using underhanded method to gain a competitive advantage is normal for me.
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Ideal |
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Respect. It's important for me to understand and adhere to the customs of this new world when doing business. (Lawful)
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2
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Vision. My ideas shouldn't be restrained by outdated bureaucracy procedures. (Chaotic)
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3
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Sustainability. My previous experience taught me how to do business responsibly and I intend to apply it here. (Good)
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4
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Profit. The world might differ, but it's still ruled by money. (Evil)
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Employees. My business serves as a way for people to earn a living. (Neutral)
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6
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Competition. After looking at what the market offers, I believe I can do better. (Any)
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Bond |
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My investors have high hopes on my business success.
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2
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I work hard to ensure my children can live a comfortable life.
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3
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I handle the business side of things so my co-founder can focus on product development.
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4
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This venture is a stepping stone to my larger aspirations.
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5
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My mentor vouched on my ability to lead and I don't intend to disappoint them.
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6
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I have experienced what poverty felt like. Never again.
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Flaw |
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My business innovation causes many people to lose their jobs and businesses, but that's the price of progress.
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I consider everyone in my company as family and I expect them to do the same.
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3
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There are many bad deals I made in the past due to my lack of understanding.
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4
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I want things to be done exactly according to my order, to the letter.
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5
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I leave critical decisions to my board members and shareholders.
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6
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The previous CEO was a genius innovator and I am struggling to keep up with their legacy.
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