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| | To acquire an item, or pile of items, you make a Wealth test modified by the item's rarity, quantity and craftsmanship. If you succeed you gain the item and may continue purchasing with a cumulative -1 modifier to your Wealth to represent ready assets. If you fail you may decrease your Wealth stat to gain a +5 to the check for every point you permanently sacrifice. If you only fail by a few points you may instead take a -5 penalty per +1 needed for the remainder of the cycle to acquire the item. | | To acquire an item, or pile of items, you make a Wealth test modified by the item's rarity, quantity and craftsmanship. If you succeed you gain the item and may continue purchasing with a cumulative -1 modifier to your Wealth to represent ready assets. If you fail you may decrease your Wealth stat to gain a +5 to the check for every point you permanently sacrifice. If you only fail by a few points you may instead take a -5 penalty per +1 needed for the remainder of the cycle to acquire the item. |
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| − | You can also use Commerce to boost your Wealth for a single Acquisition. Success generally means you get a +5, critical gets a +10. Failure, however nets you a -5 for that roll and a fumble means -10.
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| | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Unique''' | | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Unique''' |
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| | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Regiment''' | | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Regiment''' |
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| | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Masterful''' | | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Masterful''' |
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| − | Starship components are massive objects that must always be purchased singly and they use their own modifier based on type of component. They do not use Quantity modifiers but they do have Rarity and Craftsmanship modifiers. This does allow Poor components which behave in all ways as if damaged. Dreadful craftsmanship components are useless, they are treated as destroyed components and only worth their value as scrap.
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| − | If they are available for purchase archeotech components are always at least Ex. Rare, making them very difficult for even the wealthiest characters to simply buy.
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| − | ===Acquiring Entire Ships===
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| − | These rules generally only apply to the hull of a voidship. Components that cost 0SP are often included in a bare hull but rare or expensive components always increase the cost and require a separate Acquisition test.
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| − | Since ships are so expensive they require both an Acquisition test and a permanent loss of Wealth no matter how rich a Dynasty is the addition of a new ship is an enormous undertaking.
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| − | To find the Acquisition test modifier to purchase a starship hull divide the SP cost of that ship by 2. This is the modifier for a fully functional ship of that class with all its required components bought in its entirety. If you succeed then you must then invest permanent Wealth equal to half the final modifier. Since much of the expense is the physical material and construction if you have a hulk you reduce the Wealth modifier by half and reduce the final Wealth loss by half again as well.
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| − | Thus a brand new Lunar cruiser (SP60) would require a Wealth-30 test to acquire and then reduce the Wealth statistic by 15. However if the Dynasty had recovered a Lunar hulk the test would only be at -15 and require a loss of 4 Wealth.
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