The Leonida Keys Yacht Heist

Fictional approach examples

• StealthSample rating 3/5 · example ~22m

  Reef approach, pure stealth

  Swim in past the reef, cut the cams, zip-tie the deck patrol, leave a ghost.

  Fictional trade-off: upside

  • · Zero combat pressure
  • · Best timing once memorized
  • · Solo-friendly

  Fictional trade-off: downside

  • · Unforgiving on first attempts
  • · Punishes a single detection
• HybridSample rating 2/5 · example ~28m

  Suppressed loud, jet-ski exfil

  Drop stealth discipline after the safe — shoot the stern guards with a suppressed rifle and skip the cleanup.

  Fictional trade-off: upside

  • · Faster escape
  • · Forgiving if cams aren't cut

  Fictional trade-off: downside

  • · Higher HP loss
  • · Requires armor stockpile

Example crew roles

• Infiltrator

  Cuts power on the bridge, disables cams, handles deck guards.

  Loadout
  • · Suppressed sidearm with tranquilizer rounds
  • · Silenced SMG
  • · Stealth wetsuit
  • · Fingerprint kit

Example setup order

1. 1
   Gather intel — coastline photos

   ~20 min
2. 2
   Prep: Cutting torch

   ~10 min
3. 3
   Prep: Weapon loadout

   ~10 min
4. 4
   Prep: Approach vehicle

   ~10 min · Submersible is fine
5. 5
   Prep: Escape point

   ~8 min · Reef channel for solo

Make the example useful for your crew

• Replace sample durations with your own estimates or measured session times.
• Assign an owner to every preparation task and agree on the meeting point.
• Record required equipment, then use the checkboxes to track readiness.
• Save locally or export a copy before sharing the plan with your crew.