Stats
Choose one set:
* Cool+1 Hard-1 Hot+0 Sharp+2 Weird+1
* Cool+1 Hard+1 Hot-1 Sharp+2 Weird+0
* Cool+1 Hard+1 Hot+0 Sharp+2 Weird-1
* Cool+2 Hard+0 Hot-1 Sharp+2 Weird-1

Basic Moves
You get all the basic moves (p72-74)

Moves

Pick 2:

Scavenger: when you search or scavenge, roll+sharp.
On a 10+, choose two and find an oddment worth 1-barter. On a
7–9, choose one and find an oddment worth 1-barter:
You find it quickly.
You find it with relatively little trouble
You find an item that is +1barter
You find an item that is +hi-tech
You find just the perfect thing

An eye for detail: you get +1sharp (sharp+3)

Jerry-rigged: when you try to fix something, roll+sharp. On a 10+, choose two and it'll work long enough to get to someone who knows what he's doing. On a 7-9, choose one and it'll probably make it to a savvyhead's shop:

• You fix it quickly.
• You don't cause more serious longer term problems with it.
• You don't need any help fixing it.

I think I saw that somewhere: when you search your pockets and rucksack for something, roll+sharp. It has to be something small enough to fit, and it can't be hi-tech. On a 10+, you happen to have just the thing, or close enough. On a 7–9, you happens to have something pretty close, but it might worse for wear. On a miss, you used to have just the thing, but it turns out that you traded it to somebody for something shiny.

They'd be crazy to follow us in here: you can roll+sharp to get the effects of going aggro, without going aggro. You and your enemy have to be in dangerous terrain, but you don't have to interact in any way. If your enemy forces your hand, the landscape counts as a weapon (2-harm ap far area).

Canny: when you roll to manipulate someone, roll+sharp instead of roll+hot.

Nomad Gear
Pick 2:

• Remote Detonator (hi-tech): With reasonable foresight or planing, any terrain is dangerous, the enemy is unaware and takes +1harm.
• Hideout: You have a secret dwelling out in the wastes (detail).
• Tricked out Sniper Rifle (3-harm +1harm at far ap hi-tech)
• Multitool: Pick an extra option for jerry-rigged.
• Stillsuit (fashion hi-tech) You're functionally self-sufficient; take +1 for rolls that involve landscape.
• Throat mic (hi-tech): Hold 1 per barter spent. Spend 1-hold: Call for back up or ambush (2-harm small 1-armor mobile).

And you get:

2 handy weapons
oddments worth 2-barter
fashion suitable to your look, including at your option a piece worth  1-armor.

Handy weapons (choose 2):
• .38 revolver (2-harm close reload loud)
• 9mm (2-harm close loud)
• big knife (2-harm hand)
• sawed-off (3-harm close reload messy)
• machete (3-harm hand messy)
• crowbar (2-harm hand messy)
• magnum (3-harm close reload loud)

Hx
Everyone introduces their characters by name, look and outlook.
Take your turn.
List the other characters’ names.
Go around again for Hx. On your turn, choose 1, 2, or all 3:
• One of them has spend a week or more out in the wastes with you. Tell that player Hx+2. 
• One of them thinks you're an idiot savage. Tell that player Hx-2. 

Tell everyone else Hx-1, by nature you're pretty cagey

On the others' turns:
• Whatever number they tell you, give it +1 and write it next to their character’s name. You survive by noticing small and important details.

At the end, find the character with the highest Hx on your sheet.
Ask that player which of your stats is most interesting, and
highlight it. The MC will have you highlight a second stat too.

Nomad Special
If you and another character have sex, they get 1-hold. They can spend it to have you right there, anytime.

Scrapper Improvement
__ get +1hard (max +2)
__ get +1cool (max +2)
__ get +1weird (max +2)
__ get a new scrapper move
__ get a new scrapper move
__ get a shop (workspace, detail) and crew
__ get 2 gigs (detail) and moonlighting
__ get a gang (detail) and pack alpha
__ get a move from another playbook
__ get a move from another playbook

This is a good idea but it need to be refined.

First, your stat list are way off. But that's been said.

Second, I think having a roll that's basically gambling isn't really great or grabby or really what the moves are for. IMHO, give the Swapper a Market like the Maestro D' Establishment, except that it's not drugs, dancers and entertainment; it's gasoline, tomatoes and slaves.

All we need is a clever mechanic to represent this and a couple of Moves to fill it out. They should always serve complicate the fiction.

Um, yeah, Gregor, that's the kind shit I'm talking about: reckless, obsessive and ritualistic. That's what's hot about the Lovers. I am picking up what you're putting down. I just need moves for it!

And hey! It's what we want to do with them! It's collaborative! We help refine each others hot but stupid ideas. I wanna make this baby sing and I can't do it alone.

@Gregor: Tell me more about how the Lovers from Scar would work for AW, with the other Playbooks in mind.

@Simon: I like your idea I just can think of a way to implement it effectively. Can you? Tell me about it.

The Lovers in my mind is all about the dynamic duo. Best friends in world where everyone is a threat: Lovers, sniper team, siblings, best friends, a boy and his dog.

I think it would be difficult to play a character(s) separated all the time without hogging all the spotlight from the other players. Three PC have a hard enough time sticking together, I don't think there's a need to split a single PC further.

Although, I may make the relationship anti-gear. I need to think about it some more

I know, right!

They'll be the most challenging. Coming up with Moves/Kit for them has left my creative juices dry.

Anyone have any suggestions / ideas?

Awesome.

+ruin is it then.

"Seduce or Manipulate - Compassion"

This is very, very funny to me.

I think I've found some of my playbooks in the Multitude.