Ok, so hear me out. We start with a character like Marvel's Domino who has a psionic aura that creates situations of unlikely incredible good luck to happen to (or around) her. Here comes a fleet of baddies oh there just happens to be some old abandoned mines that trigger the stockpiles of gunpower in the ship causing a chain reaction destroying all of the, oh what luck but in this case the character is completelly unaware that they are generating this ability. Now flip that and make it the power of incredible Un-luck. Character goal: dont die.

Hiya Danielle, Nice to (digitally) meet you.

@Alex Newman Brilliant Ill send you a DM

@Alex Newman I write music for my games when I can find the time and have posted some of it on youtube. Here is a link if you are curious. Are you are interested in making music for your game yourself? Have you done so already? Would be wonderful to hear some of what you have written yourself. As for music that I play in game from already established artists...well that is a very wide net indeed. These days I have been trying out using music as part of the RP but perhaps that is another thread as well. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpQ6aVTEoACApPCgLlCg3_19G-innxGAD

@Alex Newman I see. Yeah, I was slightly confused by your premise. Sorry If I answered outside of your intended query. To course correct here Ill say the following: naturally what I listen to will be genre specific so the list is endless but two things that I do that might be unique are 1) using lots of the diegetic music (folk songs, choral works, solo period instruments etc) which adds a nice meta-layer to the RP. This is particularly easy if the setting is modern (60s, Vietnam era particularly good). 2) I will use music to begin/end scenes and sessions ala a TV show. So having a 'main theme' to start of the session and get people 'in the mood'. Or to play the CSI: sting or some audio clue to nudge the players in such a way as to say "you have found all the important clues here". Hope this better answers your question. Best, Jay

@Alex Newman Second to this. Interrogations can be played as charisma 'battles' and you could even use a collective value of players charismas scores vs. their opponents to serve as a spontaneous and creative HP. (adjusted for any distractions (from other non-charisma based character) or NPC reputation etc etc.