History TabletopGame / Corporation

* WeaponOfChoice: The training Mastered Weapon increases a characters damage output handily, if they're using their Weapon of Choice.

* {{Outlaw}}: Someone marked as a criminal has no rights and may be disposed of at anyone's leisure. Being MadeASlave or subjected to OrganTheft are a couple of happy fates that might await them.

* UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans: Comoros. For the greater good.

* WeHaveReserves: According to EI analysts, Comoros' telepathic Agents cost far less on a man-to-man basis than any other corporation's, which means that they can afford to fight a war of attrition.

* CyberneticsEatYourSoul: Averted. Cybernetics usually have a positive effect on human psychology. The only side-effects are an increase in the food you need to eat each day and an increased probablity that cyborgs called the Cult of Machina will rip them out of you and leave you in a dumpster. Though this is hinted at several times in the core, it doesn't appear to actually come into play.

* TheSyndicate: The Ai-Jinn take this trope Up To Eleven.

* WeaponOfChoice: The training Mastered Weapon increases a characters damage output handily, if they're using their Weapon of Choice.

* {{Badass}}: You have to be this to even become an agent. Higher level agents and UIG officers move into [[OneManArmy One Man Army]] levels.

Ai-Jinn: Formed out of almost every organised crime group in the world, the Ai-Jinn control the China, the Middle East and much of Southeast Asia. Their legitimate business is heavy manufacturing, mining and industry. They also have unique access to FarDrive, the settings faster than light travel mechanism.

Corporation is a cyberpunk themed RPG published by Brutal Games set five hundred years in the future, where five huge corporations battle for control of the planet under the watchful eyes of the United International Government.

!! Corporation contains examples of
* {{Arm Cannon}}: There's a cybernetic for that.
* {{Applied Phlebotinum}}: All technology in the game has this to some extent, but the UIG have this. The UIG have all of this. Thanks, Archons.
* {{AI is a Crapshoot}}: Everywhere. The first sapient human AI, Mineva, nuked France. Most AIs that gain sapience follow this root.

* {{Badass In A NiceSuit}}: Agents are all over this trope, as evidenced by the cover for the revised edition corebook. Word of God has it that while Corporation's world fits into the rough genre of cyberpunk, it is explicitly not a cyberpunk game. Agents are professional executive troubleshooters and the cyberware and large gun comes with a suit and tie attached, there is nothing "punk" about them.
* {{Big Brother Is Employing You}}: Especially if you are working for the UIG but since all Agents get the Law enforcement license for free at character creation it applies to everyone.
* {{Body Horror}}: The Cult of Machina, hoo boy, the Cult of Machina. Nevermind the fact that most of their cybernetics are literally ripped out of other people's bodies or cobbled together DIY-style, the really lucky cultists like to implant Active Naninium under their skin, a kind of nanotech machine cancer that slowly starts to transform their entire body into a giant metal tumour.
* CyberneticsEatYourSoul: Averted. Cybernetics usually have a positive effect on human psychology. The only side-effects are an increase in the food you need to eat each day and an increased probablity that cyborgs called the Cult of Machina will rip them out of you and leave you in a dumpster.
** Though this is hinted at several times in the core, it doesn't appear to actually come into play.

* {{Deflector Shields}}: Hard Ion Shields, which can be fitted to vehicles or people sized ones. Lasers can be calibrated to go through them.
* {{Duct Tape For Everything}}: Endorsed by celebrity Agent, Tex Calahan himself, Tex Tape has a breaking strain of 300Kg and 100Kg of force per 10cm of tape used.
* {{Dyson Sphere}}: Not yet in-setting but Ai-Jinn is currently working on several megastructures, one of which is a series of interlocking solar panels to be built in orbit over the sun. They did ponder the possibility of building a dyson sphere but thought the other corporations might object rather vigorously, especially as they'd need to break down the Earth for raw materials.
* {{Future Food Is Artificial}}: Most of the worlds' food supply is manufactured by the UIG-run Multymeat Corporation, with such delicious comestibles on offer as Smork artificial pork (now in smoothie form!), Conana synthetic banana, Snoutie-Bites and Egg-U-Like (in strawberry, curry and mint flavours, with anti-cancer additives! An Egg-U-Like a day keeps cellular mutogenesis at bay!)
* {{Gone Horribly Right}}: This is Gemini Bioware's modus operandi. They take genetics and create blood curdling monstrosities labelled BIOs which the UIG have banned on Earth.
* {{Gone Horribly Wrong}}: Although Gemini are equally happy with this outcome, since an escaped BIO is effectively a field tested BIO.
* {{Hand Signals}}: WF military sign.
* {{Healing Factor}}: Those with Biokinesis are able to heal themselves, even in the middle of combat.
** {{Healing Hands}}: Whereas those with the training Biokine can heal others.
* {{Humongous Mecha}}: Cyberlins, the Corporations' weapons of surgically applied mass destruction. Come in a variety of shapes and sizes but most qualify as Humongous Mecha.
* {{Immortality Begins At Twenty}}: Agents age as normal humans, then age veeerrryyy slloooowly once augmented. Average age of becoming an agent is mid-20s.

* {{La Resistance}}: The American Underground are the Western Federation's only real weakness since they exist within their territory solely as a result of and stand in opposition to WF culture. As such the other corporations continually fund the American Underground since it is their best way of undermining the Western Federation.

* {{Mind Over Matter}} Telekinesis is a common psychic power used by telepaths.
* {{Oh Crap}}: Pretty much any normal day for agents is this trope for civilians. See Also: Malenbrach for agents, or cyberlins at any time.
* {{Pleasure Planet}}: Eurasian Inc. has one, Vastaag, built for them by the Ai-Jinn. More of a planetoid, really, but still a freakin' massive artificial structure.
* {{Powered Armor}}: Cyberframes, fully armoured servo-assisted battlesuits controlled through a neural interface. Not originally intended for military use, they were used by macroconstruction workers in deep space until the cyborg terrorist Cult of Machina started fusing them with their bodies and going on rampages.
* {{Psychic Powers}}: Telepaths are capable of a host of psychic abilities.
* {{Sanity slippage}}: A side effect of prolonged piloting of Cyberlins. Termed immersion psychosis in universe; when an individual spends too long jacked into these vehicles they steadily lose their mind, becoming megalomaniacal and suffering from delusions of grandeur or godhood. Interestingly this comes hand in hand with a decreased ability to function outside of piloting Cyberlins and a drastic improvement in piloting them.
* {{Spider-Sense}}: One of the many applications of the Prescience power.
* {{The Syndicate}}: The Ai-Jinn take this trope Up To Eleven.
* {{Unit Confusion}}: As mentioned before, the description of Tex Tape gives force in units of Kilograms. This is of course, nonsensical.
* {{Utopia Justifies The Means}}: Comoros. For the greater good.
* {{Weapon of Choice}}: The training Mastered Weapon increases a characters damage output handily, if they're using their Weapon of Choice.

* {{Future Food Is Artificial}}: Most of the worlds' food supply is manufactured by the UIG-run MultyMeat Corporation, with such delicious comestibles on offer as Smork artificial pork (now in smoothie form!), Conana synthetic banana, Snoutie-Bites and Egg-U-Like (in strawberry, curry and mint flavours, with anti-cancer additives! An Egg-U-Like a day keeps cellular mutogenesis at bay!)

Ai-Jinn: Formed out of almost every organised crime group in the world, the Ai-Jinn control the China, the Middle East and much of Southeast Asia. They're legitimate business is heavy manufacturing, mining and industry. They also have unique access to FarDrive, the settings faster than light travel mechanism.