I proceed to reattempt to turn my purple lightsable into a dual-bladed lightsaber. Only this time, one blade is blue, and one blade is green. And modify it so it comes with a snack dispenser. "Nods"
+1 for your understanding of lightsaber mechanics.
| You take your purple lightsaber. You turn it off. You open it up. And then you
fold it in two. Then you fold that in two. Then you fold
that in two. You continue in this fashion until you have a circular lightsaber. Using your temporary six-given matter creation powers you add an infinite snack dispenser. The lightsaber now functions as a large circular 'shield'. Which can also cut through stuff. The 'blade' colour is cyan.
I give the broken lightsaber to Katsuun. I then try to repair the dummy.
Katsuun takes a quick look, fixes a few things, and gives it back.
| You take a look at the dummy. Tssk, you just need to re-link these cables.
| Good as... recycled.
I build 'it'.
| You don't have anything to build it with! Ah well, there must be some junk lying around here. Maybe some ship components?
| You manage to find everything you need. You don't even take anything vital. Unless the magical perfume gem in the ex-captain's sock draw is vital... *cough cough cough*
You build 'it'.
'It' is glorious.
'It' is shiny.
'It' is
not even humorously anti-climatic!
'It' does +1 shield piercing damage! 'It' has auto-fire. 'It' requires no ammo, instead generating bolts of condensed (perfume) magic with the aid of several interesting universe-bending principles. Ayup. 'It' will no doubt be hailed in myth and legend for millennia to come. Also, not defining 'It' has now become a running gag and will never ever ever ever ever change. Having characters admire 'It' without actually giving concrete information will be fun.
Digital Hellhound must make a saving roll not to be overcome by 'It''s shininess.
| He is so awe-struck that his shiny receptor bursts. He can no longer sense shininess.
I'll consult my trading book, and have the Morning Star fly (standard speed) to somewhere in a trade route that is advised for entry-level private merchant ships.
I'll spend my turn giving a rousing speech to the crew on what great pirates we are, and how rich we'll be once we capture a few lightly armed merchant ships.
You consult the guide. Apart from some boring information on 'margins' and 'available resources' an extra page has been glued in. You consult it and decide that the poorly-defended food/machinery trade between Arquas and Berriden would be the best place to start your
actual pirate career. You command shoruke to head for the nearest point on this route.
| You then proceed to give a rousing speech to to the crew. Everyone agrees that it is very rousing indeed. They are all pretty roused.
After programming in Nurir's proposed flight path, I read the 'alternative computer use' file on the computer, in the hopes of learning to hack.
You easily program the navigational computer, and then head below deck to read up on alternative computer use.
| You learn to hack. You test your skills by hacking a home security system on smuggles and watching a woman shower.
Sick bastard.
You also print out a sticker which says '0ff1c14l h4x0r '.
I'll try to find/create a weapon
| No you don't. You sit and watch cyclops fade into the distance. Ah, such beauty.
I very sneakily free Org.
| You totally sneak down the ship, using your magic to stick to the ceiling when people walk past. You make it to org's cabin, and, bored of the sneaking, BLAST THE F***ING DOOR DOWN.
| Unfortunately, the door holds, and the blast backfires at you.
| You are slightly more burnt. Then you just unlock the door.
I get ready to defend Digital with my -rope reed sock-.
| You take off your sock. It's pretty much solid after a few years of non-stop wear, so it makes a decent weapon. But it could be better. It could shoot ammo. Ammo made with DIAMANTINE. You can totally see it in front of you. Infact, you can almost feel it. Actually, it feels like pulling this trigger would
| *BANG* shoot a hole in your cupboard! Luckily the bolter was loaded with armour piercing adamantine-tipped bullets, and it doesn't explode. (I'm not making this up. That's what armour-piercing boltgun bullets are tipped with) You now have your beloved bolter, and a little ammo. You're going to have to pull this changing clothing to stuff trick a few more times if you want more bullets.
The morning star will start rolling for encounters next turn.
Statuses:
Space sloop. Max crew 8. Basic cargo hold for 200 units of goods. Three basic laser cannons: Port, starboard, and front. Armour plating (+1 to damage rolls). 'Long nine' plasma blaster (long range, -1 to enemy damage rolls). Deluxe computer terminal: Linked to all other equipment.
'Alternative computer use'- A beginner's guide to hacking: on hard drive.
Has a scrap-metal mechanised training dummy. (+1 to lightsaber training. Still won't become an expert using this, but you will become pretty good).
Everyone is here.
On its way to the Arquas-Berriden trade route.
Inventory: Basic clothing, Round-lightsaber-shield with built in snack dispenser (cyan)
Skills: Dabbling(and 2 bits) computer user. Dabbling lightsabereer. Novice logic-user. Dabbling thrower. Dabbling (and two bits) mechanic. Dabbling matter-creator.
Notes: You know how to modify/repair lightsabers. Pretty roused
Inventory: Basic clothing, lightsaber (yellow)
Skills: Dabbling lightsabereer. A tiny bit agile. Mage. Dabbling (and a bit) sneaker. Novice (and a two bits) flyer. Dabbling thief.
Damage:Slightly burnt
Notes: You cannot sense shininess. Pretty roused
Inventory: Basic clothing, lightsaber (orange). Broken lightsaber (green)
Skills: Fairly strong, lightsabereer, fairly agile. Dabbling kidnapper. Dabbling (and a bit) mechanic
Damage:Slightly burnt, slightly bruised, slightly battered. Everyone should have this... except for someone. But I forgot who.
Notes: Pretty roused
Inventory: Basic clothing. Lightsaber (white). Trading for dummies infamous pirates.
Skills:Novice Gunner. Dabbling grapleer. Dabbling looter. A bit tough. Dabbling(and a 2 bits) merchant. Dabbling (and a bit) order-giver. Dabbling (and a bit) computer user. Novice rouser.
Notes: Infamous. Captain of the Morning Star
Inventory: Basic clothing. Boltgun
Skills: Lightsaberereer (and a bit). Dabbling(and a 2 bits) mechanic. Dabbling matter-creator.
Damage: Slightly burnt
Notes: Fears Digital Hellhound. Pretty roused.
Inventory: Basic clothing. Encyclopaedia Cyclopia. One Lightsaber (blue). 'It'.
Skills: Novice searcher. Novice investigator. Dabbling lightsabereer. Mechanic (and 2 bits). Novice (and a 2 bits) scientist.
Notes: Knows how to build 'it', a mysterious super weapon. Pretty roused
Inventory: Basic clothing. 200 credits.
Skills: Sneaker (and a bit).Novice merchant. Dabbling medic. dabbling lockpicker
Notes: Pretty roused
Inventory: Basic clothing. Lightsaber (yellow)
Skills: Computer user (and a 2 bits), novice gunner, dabbling investigator. Novice (and a bit) hacker
Notes: Knows how the laser cannons work. A bit. Knows how the computer terminal was installed. A bit. Knows how the computer terminal works. h4x0r of the Morning Star. Pretty roused
Hmmmn... What mistakes have I made? The statuses have passed a critical point whereby I can't tell what's going on anymore.
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