D6x6 Frank Frankensteins

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D6	This Frankenstein is
1	a self-proclaimed medium and the head of a Spiritualist cult.
2	a retired colonial official.
3	a nouveau riche inventor who's patented several ingenious devices.
4	the batty heir to a whale oil fortune whose parents died mysteriously at sea.
5	the child of a high-ranking military officer, too frail for service themself, who sought refuge from their family's discipline and disappointment in intellectual pursuits.
6	old, old money, the scion of a noble line that can trace its ancestry and property back centuries.

D6	This Frankenstein's monster
1	is tough as only the risen dead can be, requiring measures on the level of high explosives to put down for good.
2	has a pieced-together brain, and is troubled by several people's memories and personality-fragments.
3	can't sleep or forget anything it's experienced, making it a swift learner as well as prone to epsiodes of psychotic crankiness.
4	bears the marks and the scent of rot. It can't easily go about in polite company.
5	can consciously spread and control the disease that killed its body the first time around.
6	can reanimate corpses as short-lived zombies that follow its simpler commands by injecting them with its cerebrospinal fluid.

D6	This Frankenstein created their monster
1	as an attempt to resurrect a loved one they parted with too soon.
2	as the prototype for their own eventual resurrection.
3	as an act of hubristic devotion - becoming closer to God by creating life like God.
4	to further the cause of eugenics, and replace flawed humanity with a superior, deathless race.
5	to deny a hated rival the peace of the grave.
6	out of mere boredom and curiousity.

D6	This Frankenstein created their monster with
1	Islamic alchemy stolen by the Knights Templar and corrupted by their demon-god patron Baphomet.
2	cutting-edge machinery and computers stolen from the notes of Ada Lovelace, combined with a cybernetic-organic interface revealed to them by a blasphemous dream.
3	the meditative practices of a Tibetan heretic-monk who was able to control flesh both living and dead by infusing it with his thoughtforms, learned from a scroll looted by proto-Theosophists.
4	the nectar of a species of passiflora which grows only in a single valley in the depths of the Amazon carved out of the Earth by a falling star many millions of years ago - a species cultivated by gargantuan and immortal hives of bees.
5	the aid of mathematical equations which disprove linear time, found in the unpublished manuscript of a mistress and student of Alexis Clairaut.
6	a soul-net derived from the works of Descartes and Galvani, using an array of electrically-stimulated pickled pineal glands to pull a subtle animating force back into a preserved corpse.

D6	This Frankenstein's relationship with their monster
1	ended terribly. Their monster murdered them and fled into the night.
2	is that of a desperate investor attempting to recoup lost and pricey property for the Frankenstein, and an escaped captive for the monster.
3	is outwardly cordial, but each intends to betray the other.
4	is that of an obsessive, sheltering parent and their rebellious teenager.
5	is one of sociopathic scientific detachment toward an experimental subject.
6	is that of an obsolete and self-loathing servant toward a transhuman master.

D6	This Frankenstein's laboratory
1	has been smashed up by a gang they'd been working with to fund their activities by brewing up drugs the gang would sell.
2	is guarded by monstrous little goblins created by past, failed attempts to raise the dead.
3	is a stately coastal manor, the basement of which connects through a secret passage to an extensive grotto network below.
4	is hidden in the heart of a beached prison hulk.
5	is in an apartment beside a crematorium, rented under a false name.
6	is in the dungeon of a castle that was levelled during the War after enemy soldiers occupied it.