After my stops I park a few blocks away. The museum has a few hours left before it closes and I need to watch the routines. I blend with the other street folks that always gather around places like this.

2008-10-17 08:59:19 Stevie rolls 5 dice to Gaurds Routine (per+ale) 4,8,8,6,7 (4 successes

I will also look over where the street folks are gathering after the museum closes. There are usually signs, one just has to look for them.

2008-10-17 08:59:54 Stevie rolls 6 dice to homeless (per+str) 2,2,8,7,2, 10 (3 successes)

Bling blam, now its just waiting for ben to strike and Cinderella to become a mermaid and shit.

The daytime guards are predictable. They are old men who sit behind desks or follow around behind any group that has kids with them. Open museums are more worried about vandalism or random acts of retardation than theft.

When the place closes and the cars all leave there are younger, tougher looking guards, but the majority of the security is automated. Cameras watch the parkinglot and all the entrances and approaches but large swaths of the yard and walls are left unguarded as it would take a bunker buster bomb to come through the sturdy stone construction anyway.

If Stevie doesnt plan to get inside, and can time it right with the cameras and guards smoke break/ perimeter check/ kick out all the bums looking to sleep under the overhangs, he should be home free.

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Wits and Stealth (+1 diff for cameras, -1 diff for darkness) Diff: 6. Each success gets you a full minute or action before you need to reroll to see if a patrol stumbles across you.

 I wait and mill about until after it closes, I have my route planned, the gear in my bag. I only need a few minutes, but diversions are always helpful. They are also great fun.

I find a derelict homeless man asleep on a bench, he looks downtrodden as if he were forgotten to the world.I glance around making certain no one is paying any attention. Well pops here is your fifteen minutes of glory. I reach into my bag pulling out a can of M.E.K.(Methyl Ethyl Ketone) and quickly douse him as well as his blanket. This stuff is great, my adrenaline pumping. I pull the small torch I carry and immediately light him up like a Christmas tree. Seeing him scream and fully immolated, I book back toward the museum, sneaking my way up to the wall.

2008-10-18 13:55:23 Stevie rolls 4 dice to Humanity Roll 1,2,4,10 (failure) (Hah!)

2008-10-18 13:56:56 Stevie rolls 5 dice to Wits+Stealth 7,3,7,7,2 (3 successes)

2008-10-18 13:59:29 Stevie rolls 4 dice to Tagging (dex?) 6,5,1,7 (1 success)

2008-10-18 13:59:58 Stevie rolls 4 dice to Tagging (dex?) 1,3,7,4 (failure)

2008-10-18 14:01:26 Stevie rolls 4 dice to Tagging (dex?) 6,6,10,7 (4 successes)

I grab the stencil and the black paint. I really ain't no artist, but Hellfire just needs a fast job so... The first was quick and the second looked like shit, my adrenaline racing, I slow a bit, taking my time on the third. Now its time for an exit strategy, need for speed.

2008-10-18 14:15:22 Stevie rolls 5 dice to Wits+Stealth 10,3,3,7,6 (3 successes)

2008-10-20 11:16:33 Radiation rolls 6 dice to Is that man on fire? 1,6,8,9,5, 2 (2 successes)

Stevies plan is a work of art. The homeless man looks like he stepped out of a Steven Segal movie as he staggars screaming down the block.

Naturally, something so bright and loud catches whatever rent-a-cop gets to watch the cameras attention. He makes the calls and whoever might have stumbled across Stevie will be chasing the man down to beat him with fire blankets.

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2008-10-20 11:19:42 Radiation rolls 6 dice to spot Stevie (Diff 9 (+3 diff for overly distracted)) 10,10,6,9,6, 4 (3 successes) Didnt beat your successes so he gets a passing glimpse, nothing he could ID you with.
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The man watching the cameras glances up as movement trips a sensor. Some guy moving on the edge of the view, before he has a chance to adjust the angle he will be talking to emerngency services about the terrible situation they are dealing with and whoever walked onto the museum grounds will be quickly forgotten.