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[kaian-a-coel]

Other than that, apply UR's suggestion.

[Mesa]

Let's go even more hardcore.

Rogue planet

[kaian-a-coel]

Let's go even more hardcore.

Rogue planet

that's pretty much what I was saying. No star <=> rogue planet. We can be a moon around a rogue gas giant though, all the !!FUN!! of rogueing with enough excuses to have an inhabitable planetoid, and other planetoids around for added fun (?).

It would be absolutely awesome if we developed a way to survive long enough in space to reach other moons in the area.

[wolfchild]

Ya want harshness?
no star

+1

-1, I want my 1st one to have a decent chance

[Gamerlord]

Ya want harshness?
no star

+1

-1, I want my 1st one to have a decent chance

Pansy.

[wolfchild]

Do you know what the habitable zone is?, Well its gonna make the GM's life harder if we are not in it

[Gamerlord]

That sucks demon balls.

[Mesa]

That sucks demon balls.

I needed a new quote for my sig. Praise the Gamerlord!

[Gamerlord]

*wipes a tear from his eye*

[10ebbor10]

Do you know what the habitable zone is?, Well its gonna make the GM's life harder if we are not in it

Not as bad as when there's no habitable zone.

Though technically, if you add enough nuclear material to the core, you can have live everywhere. Sure, the atmosphere will eventually freeze over, but the depths will remain.

[Remuthra]

Habitable zone is an arbitrary and meaningless term. Life can exist anywhere, whether it be in the classical sense or not. How about on a gas giant?

[Mesa]

Habitable zone is an arbitrary and meaningless term. Life can exist anywhere, whether it be in the classical sense or not. How about on a gas giant?

There are theories of life supposedly existing in the upper parts of Venus' atmosphere, so why not.
Life beginning in the water is overrated.

Also, the gas giant needs to be rogue. (ie. without an associated star system)
Would make for at least a nifty environment.

[Remuthra]

Habitable zone is an arbitrary and meaningless term. Life can exist anywhere, whether it be in the classical sense or not. How about on a gas giant?

There are theories of life supposedly existing in the upper parts of Venus' atmosphere, so why not.
Life beginning in the water is overrated.

Also, the gas giant needs to be rogue. (ie. without an associated star system)
Would make for at least a nifty environment.

Indeed.

[Eotyrannus]

Current votes:

0.5G gravity x6
NO, WE ARE GAS GIANT x2

Tidally locked x7
No orbiting star x2

Moon of a gas giant x7
NO, WE ARE GAS GIANT x2

Several active stars nearby x6

Dense atmosphere x5
0.5G gravity x6

Red dwarf x1
No orbiting star x2

Nearby nebula x1

Things next to each other are contradictory, just so you know. Feel free to use -1 if you think something would be boring.

[Xantalos]

Black hole anyone?
^{Anyone who's read the Xeelee sequence knows what I'm talking 'bout}