The Roselli Twins

Subject: Guido & Vito Roselli Affiliation: Elite Operatives / Twin Enforcers

Full Name: Guido Roselli & Vito Roselli
Moniker: “The Roselli Brothers”
Other Aliases: “The Twins”, “Double Trouble”
Role: Multi-Target Enforcers / Strategic Muscle / Shakedown Specialists
Age in 1987: 27
Vibe: Symmetrical, synchronized, and chillingly professional. They operate with a single mind; if you are talking to one, the other is already standing in your blind spot.

The Silhouette: Mirror images of one another. They move with an uncanny, rehearsed coordination—one leading, the other following half a step behind in perfect rhythm.
The Face: Identical features with slicked-back dark hair and cold, unblinking eyes. They often finish each other’s sentences, adding to their unsettling “ghost and its reflection” aura.
The Wardrobe: Identical dark pinstripe suits, crisp white shirts, and black ties. They are the definition of “Old World” professional violence updated for the 1980s.
The Trademark Item: They are never seen apart. Whether leaning against a black getaway car or sitting at a card table, their presence is always a pair.
The Location: Frequently found overseeing high-stakes card games, patrolling rain-slicked docks, or providing the “final word” at shakedowns.

The Origin: Raised in the same shadow, the Roselli twins learned early that two guns are better than one, but two minds working as one are unstoppable. They don’t just work for the organization; they work for each other. Their synchronization isn’t just a gimmick; it’s a survival mechanism that has seen them through countless turf wars.
The Motivation: Family and Synchronization. Their loyalty to the Syndicate is secondary only to their loyalty to one another.
The Hook: “Whacking one is a problem; whacking both is a miracle.”
The Threat: Their “Double Trouble” nature means they cover each other’s blind spots perfectly. You can’t ambush them because there is no “behind” for the Roselli brothers—one is always watching the other’s back.

Main Role: Double Trouble (Passive). Because there are two of them, an attacker is forced to divide their focus. This coordination allows them to parry hits and retaliate in unison.
Specialist Skill: The Double Cross (Active). One twin provides a violent distraction while the other executes a swift, high-stakes theft. Guido starts the conversation; Vito ends it.
The Result: Once per game, if an opposing player lands within a 2-space radius of the Twins, this skill may be activated. The target player is immediately sent to the Hospital (losing their next turn), and the twins successfully siphon $50,000 from the target’s bankroll.
Execution Difficulty (ED: 6 EACH): Each brother must be whacked separately. To successfully Whack a Roselli brother, the attacker must spin a 7, 8, 9, or 10. If the attacker spins a 1 through 6, the brothers parry and remain in play. If one is removed, the survivor remains on the board.