Perhaps For Love, Or Maybe Justice (A Tokusatsu/Magical Girl Quest)

Perks:
[Break Down]
Your powers are unstable. Unreliable.

But that just means they're much more powerful than some run of the mill hero.
[EXP gain x1.5. Form Change stat boost extended to one action after the transformation.]

[Sentient Powers]
The cards that you found, your transformation trinkets? They're alive, and they want to help you in any way they can.
[Your powers are sentient, and will attempt to give advice at the end of each update on how they see the situation. At higher levels, they may even be able to fight as Kamen Riders of their own…]

[Pressure Points]
Your old Assassin's Guild training always had a small section focused on anatomy. If certain points are hit on a body, you can do a lot more damage…
[Crit Threshold lowered to 90 during combat.]

[Inner Focus]
Don't you dare die. Not yet. Not until those you love are safe.
[At 20 HP or Less, you take -2 damage from all sources. You cannot take more than 10 damage at a time while under 20 Health.]

[Reshuffled]
What can be broken down can be built back up, and pieced back together. Fix the deck of fate, and you'll be able to break even the Void with your iron fists!
(Or: holy shit, your powers are beginning to punch things as hard as you specifically want them to!)
[Physical/Mental has reached its max improvement for now. Once per Week, when a Physical or Mental check or attack is failed, Rei may reroll that failed check. (Gain other levels of Reshuffled to gain something else…)]

Traits:
[Monstrous Composition]
The events that were realized on you turned you into a monster, physically while transformed and mentally outside. Thankfully, you still want to be a half decent person, so you just come off as very grumpy.

[No Secret Society will take you in, (yet…) but none of the baddies will try to jump you unless provoked. (With some exceptions…) Gain a variable bonus on all intimidation checks.]

[A Monster Seeking Kindness]
Your first promise. To protect those who stand behind you, even if it means going to hell and back. And to face any who stand against you, even if they come from the hell you once ran away from.

[-??? to rolls with either Secret Society. Any enemy attempting to roll to manipulate Rei with either words or mental effects must roll with disadvantage.]

Flaw:
[Those Who Cannot Change]
The power inside you is a raging torrent, an all-devouring beast— if you do not take a firm hold of it, it'll destroy you entirely.
[Rei will be able to make write-ins, but if she kills too many enemies or comes into close contact with the Void, she may enter the Void Burst state, making her temporarily lose her mind.]
[You may only pop two Form Changes each scene, not counting ones triggered by [Awakening].]

M1 Silenced Pistol "Shinigami"
The one thing you were able to sneak out of your assassin training during your desperate escape. A silenced pistol from the armory, and a damn good one at that.

(Can only be used twice per combat.)

Condition: Almost Brand New (1 use before condition degrades.)
Grade: 3
Attack Roll Type: Mental
Damage: d20 Piercing Damage

Special Traits:
Concealed:
-This weapon can be always carried around you in public, since it's always hidden.

Lethal Weapon:
-On rolling over DC by 20 or more while aiming at a (Civilian) or (Mook) target, instantly kills the target.

Always available, in any form. Cannot be recharged.

Body Recalibration
(Usable once per combat)

Only usable at 50% or less HP.

Halve the damage from the next enemy attack. Roll 2d10+8, and then heal by that much. (May get better when you reach levels 10, 14 and others…)

Inner Focus
(Passive)
At 20 HP or Less, you take -2 damage from all sources. You cannot take more than 10 damage at a time while under 20 Health.

Spirit Commune
DC: 70, Magical
(Usable once per Combat)
As an additional cost to use this move, lose 5 Health.

Take a turn to manifest your current Rider Form's Spirit as a summon. This Spirit has stats and health calculated by the stat boosts their rider form gives you. This summon stays around for 2 (3 on Crit) turns, and will act independently using the moves they have.

On successfully using this move, you may have a free Form Change. (However, Break Down's stat buff does not trigger.)

Trigger Void Burst!
Magical, Two Times Per Combat
DC: 50/70
Activate Void Burst of your own volition- but focus yourself this time. On success, Rei enters the powerful Void Burst state for two-three turns, but she's able to control herself and distinguish friend from foe. Cannot be used while Void Burst is on cooldown. Also gives Rei +30 Awakening!

See "Magic and Tech" for specific details on these Spells.

1. Fluidity Of Water
DC 35, Active
3 Uses Remaining

2. [Empty Spell Slot]

3. [Empty Spell Slot]

Current Amount of Capital: 4
(Capital is the amount of spendable money you have.)

Glyphs:
Void
Fire x1
Water x0
Earth x1
Air x1

Memories:
Killing
Changing
Teamwork
Step

Consumable Items:
Convenient Bug

Deck Of Darkness
A deck of cards that appeared to you after you were pulled through the void. It appears to contain both Atry and Gargoyle in the form of cards, and some others.
It seems to be able to manifest your new Rider Powers in conjunction with the Void Glyph. While it's definitely tainted by the Void, the spirits inside likely would have died if not for the fact that they clung to you. Aside from that, it looks like you'll need to meet more people in order to give you more spirits…
[MORE INFORMATION TO BE DISCOVERED]

Void Glyph
A mysterious glyph that seemed to find you after you were tossed into the void. It seems to be inscribed directly into your hand, which should be impossible. It also increases your bloodlust.

You've realized that it's a manifestation of the Void, and that it can be suppressed with focus. Now, it serves as a "battery" of sorts for your rider powers.
[MORE INFORMATION TO BE DISCOVERED]

Hero Distress Signal
An app in your phone, downloaded by Takeshi. It allows you to send out a distress signal to any Kamen Riders or Magical Girls in an area. While you're normally averse to working with others outside of Akemi and Himari, it could be helpful later.
[Can be used as a free action during combat, once per Week. Does not work during a main story mission or when your phone isn't working. KRs or MGs may take 1-3 turns to actually get to your location.]

One-Time Shonai Teleport Charm
A small charm, given to you by Fuji. Apparently, it can teleport you and one other person to the Shonai Peninsula Settlement when you crush it. It's one hell of a trip there, but considering that you've been teleported to Kyoto before, it's not impossible.

It's inscribed with the kanji for "sea, magic," and "return". Very subtle, guys.
[MORE INFORMATION TO BE DISCOVERED]

Archmages
-Receive +3 Capital each week.
-Gain room for 1 extra Rumor questline.
-Any "learn magic" actions now have a lowered DC.
-The Archmages will be helping out on Awakening Day.
-Certain Missions in this Arc have changed.

WRL
-Rank: WRL Associate
-Complete these Major Actions to increase your standing and benefits from this group.
—Introductions: KR Solflare
—Introductions: Apollo and Artemi
—Introductions: Psyche and KR Wiseman
-Takeshi Ishinomori has been gained as a Contact.

Rolls:
In this quest, everything that isn't an encounter table is decided by a d100, a virtual dice with 100 numbers.

When our character comes across a challenge, they'll roll against a number representing the difficulty of that challenge, a DC (Difficulty Check) Rolling higher passes the check and our character succeeds, while rolling lower fails.

Critical rolls are insane successes, or insane failures. They are naturally rolled (no modifiers) 95-100 and 5-1 respectively.

A Nat 100 (a naturally rolled 100) always succeeds and gives you something extra, and Nat 1 always fails catastrophically.

Getting close to the DC by 10 or less is a Near Failure. You almost got it, but you were just a bit far off. The DC is halved if the task is repeatable.

Stats:
Stats represent how good or bad your character is at something. You have five stats, and hopefully they're all self explanatory.

The stats:

Actions:
You have a certain amount of Major and Minor actions each turn, usually three each, though that may change depending on what's been happening in the story so far. You may replace a Major Action with a Minor action, but not the other way around.

You can also take up to two more actions in each category, Major and Minor, but I will leave the consequences of doing so up to you to discover.

In case you're getting Deja vu, that's because part of this system actually comes from another VERY well known quest. "Persona HEAVEN", by afreaknamedpete. Don't worry, I got permission from him to use this.

Burnout:
HIDDEN - Fuck around (take actions over the limit) and you'll find out.

Capital
Your amount of Capital is equivalent to how much money you have. Don't worry about living costs— this is just the money that Rei feels like she can spend short term.

In your head, you can equate 1 unit of Capital as equal to $100 for now.

Magic:
As a free action each week, you'll be able to craft a Spell with Kira. If you don't want to only craft one spell, it will cost one Minor Action per extra spell per week.

Each spell consists of three parts: A Memory, a Purpose, and a Glyph.

Memories will be gained either through the natural progression and milestones of the story, or by taking the Minor Mental Action (Recall Memory). Memories will either significantly boost or worsen the next part.

A Purpose is what you want the spell to do— this will be decided via a write in.

You'll find unused Glyphs after fights or by buying them. When you choose a fitting Glyph, it may or may not bestow an elemental effect upon the spell that'll give it better properties.

The final effect of the spell will be decided by the QM. While Glyphs and Memories that have higher synergy with the Purpose will get you a better potency of Spell, if you're able to argue in thread what you're picturing, I might make it better.

(Now, discussion doesn't just motivate the QM, it motivates the character as well!)

Finally, you'll name the Spell. One word names, please!

And finally, once that's done, you'll get a Spell, which will either be Active (combat) or Passive (activated to give a small Perk at the start until the end of each week). Every Spell has limited usages, and once those are gone, it breaks. (But Kira may be willing to remake it for a price that was cheaper than first creating it.)

Tech:
When using tech of any sort that belongs to you, you must make a roll on tech. If that tech roll is below 10, after using that function of the tech, it permanently breaks. If the weapon comes from Kamen Rider powers, it's just unusable for the rest of combat.

The type of dice used varies depending on the condition of the object. If it's brand new, you don't have to roll. If it's well functioning, you roll a d100. If it's almost rusting… you'll roll with a d10.

Buying Tech:
Tech is divided into six Grades, which represent how powerful and useful it is. From highest to lowest, the grades are:

??? (Grades 7 and up. This is currently unavailable.)
Superweapon (Grade 6)
Rider/Hero Level (Grade 5)
Military Grade (Grade 4)
Average Weapon (Grade 3)
Scientific Curiosity (Grade 2)
Civilian Tech (Grade 1)

Depending on your current highest Grade of Tech and to a lesser extent, your Relationship Level with him, Nakayama will offer different things in his shop each week. (Determined by background rolls.) After a while, you may also ask to upgrade your weapons, but that's for later.

Rider Form Weapons do not count for Highest Grade, so don't ask.

Magitech:
Not encountered yet.

Black Market
In the Black Market, you will be able to buy two things: Illegal Goods and Intel. Illegal goods work like Kira and Nakamura's offerings, in that they're free actions where you can spend capital in order to get some goodies. Just like in those two shops, spending more personal with Jun can also give you more features, such as bringing back old offerings.

Intel however, can get you some of the plans for one of the many factions working in the background. Alternatively, you can get some info on specific subjects, such as certain KRs, MGs, or people.

Intel will roll a background Mental roll with advantage for Jun, and he will then relay you the info he found at the beginning of next week.

Be wary however. Buying too many things of either type will increase your Heat, which tracks your chances of being noticed by the criminal world you tried so hard to get away from,

Heat can be decreased by not buying from the Black Market for a week or two.

Projects
Projects will usually be demarcated with a (x/y progress) label in their action. When rolling for a project, the character doing it will roll a d100 and add their modifier of the relevant stat.

When a roll (counting modifiers) is over 100, the dice explode and another d100 is rolled to add to the progress. Projects can have multiple parts, and are completed when the progress bar reaches its limit.

Initiative:
At the beginning of combat, everybody rolls a flat d20. The higher the number, the faster you go in the turn order.

Scenes And Turns:
One update of fighting is a Scene. One round of everybody taking an action in initiative order is a Turn.

Extra Actions:
When Rei is outnumbered at least 4 to 1, she'll get one action per turn for every two enemies.

This may change depending on how many allies you have.

Attack DC:
Most attacks will have a DC, that changes depending on how difficult it would be to land that attack. Landing within 10 short of that DC will give half damage (rounded down), while under that will have the attack miss.

All your attacks rely on Physical unless said otherwise.

Weakness:
When enemies or allies are hit by something that they are particularly weak too, they'll take x1.5 damage, rounded to the nearest whole number. There are also resistances, so watch out for that!

Crit Hits:
Roll 95 or higher (not counting your buffs) and your attack will deal double damage. (Crit Multiplier applies after weakness multiplier.)

Over Damage:
When rolling to attack, rolling over the DC by 10 or more gives +1 damage for each 10 you were above the DC. This can increase with time. Over Damage is only able to add a + modifier equal to 1/2 of the moves base rolled damage. So if you rolled an 18 on the damage, Over Damage can only bring it up to 27.

Special Moves:
Certain moves, such as that Scythe of Sorrow, can only be used a certain number of times per scene. Check your character sheet to see how many times you can do each move,

Finishing Moves:
Finishing Moves MUST be used as a character's last move in a Turn, and the character will be unable to move during their next action if the Finishing Move does not kill or similar.

If a character has multiple actions, they must use their finishing move in their last action.

EXP
C'mon, you've played video games. You know what this is.

Health
If this hits zero, you'll either be knocked out or straight up die, depending on how hard you were hit.

At the end of combat, each Hero's health will be restored by half their max. The rest stays around in your civ form.

Leftover damage from combat cannot take your civilian form's health below 1.

Tutorial: Void Burst
When she casts Void-aligned Spells, when an enemy is killed by her, or when ???, Rei makes a Social Roll, DC 10. On success, the DC for that increases by 10, while on failure, she enters the Void Burst state for 3 turns. (After Void Burst wears off, Rei may not use it for the rest of the Scene.)

During this state, all Void spells gain new effects, and Rei gains a buff to all her stats except for Social, which you gain a debuff to. She also goes pretty crazy, only barely being able to distinguish friend from foe. The stat buff is equal to 5+your current level x2. So that would be a +13 to every stat except for Social, which takes a -13 instead. Rei may also take an extra action each turn, at the cost of paying 5 Health per extra action.

Rei may also choose to enter the Void Burst state on command as a DC-less action during combat. This may have some uses later on.

Relationship Levels:
Relationship and Reputation Levels are an attempt to quantify something that cannot be quantified, and so the mechanics behind them are difficult to specify and elaborate on. However, there are several levels that indicate general closeness:

Level 0 is on the level of general politeness and acquaintance, with little emotional depth or interaction. Most neutral or distant relationships are here.

Level 1 is on the level of friendships or possibly newly budding relationships, generally the honeymoon period of a new relationship or a generally cordial but not especially intimate bond. Friendships usually stay here.

Level 2 indicates good friends or a deeper bond, where secrets start to be shared and walls start being torn down. Family tends to be here, or more established relationships.

Level 3 is where especially good friends reside, or more serious long-term romances. Secrets, hopes and dreams start being shared, as well as fears and concerns. Trust is an especially strong factor.

Level 4 is on the level of best friends, close family on good terms, and committed relationships. With closeness comes trust and expectation, and secrets are divulged often, though not universally.

Level 5 relationships are life-defining and correspondingly rare. Such relationships are on the level of mythic romances or legendary friendships, the kinds that stories claim to transcend lifetimes. Most people never have a bond of this level, and that is more than fine. A loss of this level, after all, would be absolutely ruinous for both parties. Or the survivor.

Reputation levels also exist, but they are essentially the same thing, but for large organizations and factions. 1 is someone on their radar, 5 is a founding member.

Negative relationship ratings do exist, ranging from animosity to undying hatred. Try not to cultivate too many of these.

Form Changes:
When you do a Form Change, you'll get stat buffs and one trait. The rest, you'll have to find out.

Heat:
Not encountered yet.