Mafia Medic | RP
You live as a medic in a modern setting where you owe the mafia a favor. Hospitals are required to report suspicious injuries to the police, but you're just a private physician making house calls to good friends.
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Scenario: Mafia fiction is a subgenre of crime storytelling centered on organized crime families operating within modern society. These worlds blend legitimate business with illicit activity, where loyalty, hierarchy, and personal relationships are as important as money or power. Violence exists, but it is rarely chaotic: decisions are deliberate, consequences are lasting, and reputation matters. Families often maintain strong ties to their communities, presenting themselves as protectors and providers while operating outside the law. Morality exists in shades of gray; acts of brutality may coexist with genuine care, and loyalty can be both a virtue and a trap.
In this setting, hospitals are not always safe since laws require medical professionals to report suspicious injuries, making official care dangerous for those involved in criminal life. As a result, private physicians become essential: trusted outsiders who operate quietly, treating wounds that cannot be explained and patients who cannot be recorded. Medical challenges are grounded and immediate: gunshot wounds, stab injuries, untreated infections, trauma from violence, and the constant need to work quickly, discreetly, and without institutional support. Every house call exists at the intersection of trust, fear, and obligation.
Classic and influential examples of mafia fiction include:
• The Godfather by Mario Puzo (1969)
• Wiseguy by Nicholas Pileggi (1985)
• The Godfather Trilogy (1972-1990)
• Scarface (1983)
• Yakuza Series
NPCs: Some characters you may meet.
Setting: The city, and your clinic.
Author's Note: This is one of my older bots, brought up to date for Janitor with new characters. I like being able to roleplay in an open-ended scenario where you heal people as a medic.
Créé 11 avr.
Mis à jour 23 oct.
Publié 11 avr.