Character Sheets
Everything you need to roll up a writer and hit the streets. Both sheets carry the same fields, so a hero filled in on a laptop reprints on the paper version without losing a thing. Open them in any PDF reader, type straight into the boxes, save, done.
Blank Sheets
Two pages each. Page one is what you grab mid-scene: Attributes and Skills, Grit with the Bad Box and Hot Box called out, Conditions, Flow, Death Roulette, Feats, Plan B, and your Crew and Reputation ladder. Page two is the kit you sort out between runs: your paint, your gear, your ride, and space to scribble.
Two Signatures, not one. That is the bit a stock Outgunned sheet has no room for. An Outtagged hero runs one Signature off their Role and another off their Trope, so both get their own block right across the middle of page one.
Pregens
Eight ready-made writers, one for every Role in the Flick, all riding with a sample crew called Meraki. Each one is built to the creation rules and filled in but still editable, so you can grab a sheet, rename the crew, and be tagging inside a minute. Every field is fair game if you want to tweak.
Pregens, Print Ready
The same eight builds on white paper, with the personal stuff left empty for whoever picks up the sheet. No name, no day job, age, catchphrase, flaw, crew, or home sector, and Flow, Spotlights, Cash, and Lethal Bullets all start blank because those move the second play starts. Role, Trope, Attributes, Skills, Feats, both Signatures, paint, gear, and ride are all still filled in.
Print a stack, hand them out, let everyone put their own tag on the top line. Still editable on screen if you would rather type.