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Scholz: /* Crew Pay (Monthly) */

2012-01-24T17:43:53Z

Crew Pay (Monthly)

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	*First Mate (LT) = €30		*First Mate (LT) = €30
	*Chief Engineer (LT) = €25		*Chief Engineer (LT) = €25
	*~~Sip~~'s Doctor (LT) = €25		*Ship's Doctor (LT) = €25
	*Junior Engineer (CPO) = €20		*Junior Engineer (CPO) = €20

Scholz: /* Crew Pay */

2012-01-24T17:43:40Z

Crew Pay

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	=Crew Pay / Ship's Stipend=		=Crew Pay / Ship's Stipend=
	==Crew Pay==		==Crew Pay (Monthly)==
	*Ship's Captain (LCDR) = €50		*Ship's Captain (LCDR) = €50
	*First Mate (LT) = €30		*First Mate (LT) = €30
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	*Sip's Doctor (LT) = €25		*Sip's Doctor (LT) = €25
	*Junior Engineer (CPO) = €20		*Junior Engineer (CPO) = €20

	==Ship's Stipend==		==Ship's Stipend==
	*Fuel (all)		*Fuel (all)

Scholz: /* Character Generation */

2012-01-24T17:42:42Z

Character Generation

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 *'''Skills''' - Remove all specializations, remove ceiling on general skills.
 *'''Traits''' - Each character gets a "Storied Past" trait. Players decide how important this is to their character. That Trait then counts as a bonus or penalty die to appropriate rolls in the game.<br>
 =Common Prices=

198.86.158.180: /* Medical Treatments & Cost */

2011-08-15T14:00:22Z

Medical Treatments & Cost

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	*Endorphin - Ignore stun damage except to Alertness and Intelligence for one hour, after which one is fatigued.		*Endorphin - Ignore stun damage except to Alertness and Intelligence for one hour, after which one is fatigued.
	'''Tranquilizer''': You must make a Heroic Resistance (19) (Vitality + Vitality) roll. Failure means you slump to the ground unconscious. Success puts you at a –3 step to Agility, Alertness, and Willpower for an hour.<br>		'''Tranquilizer''': You must make a Heroic Resistance (19) (Vitality + Vitality) roll. Failure means you slump to the ground unconscious. Success puts you at a –3 step to Agility, Alertness, and Willpower for an hour.<br>
	''Sample Exotic Drugs (must be purchased separately)''		'''''Sample Exotic Drugs '''(must be purchased separately)''<br>
	'''Nootropic''': Easy Medical Roll for +1 step Intelligence for one hour, after which -1 step Intelligence for one hour. (€5/dose)<br>		'''Nootropic''': Easy Medical Roll for +1 step Intelligence for one hour, after which -1 step Intelligence for one hour. (€5/dose)<br>
	'''Cardiale''': Hard (11) Intelligence + Medicine check. Radically slows the vital processes, reducing the rate of dying to one roll per 15 minutes. A botch will do 1d6 wounds damage. Using Cardiale also doubles the rate that Life Support checks need to be made but increases the difficulty to Hard (11). (€5/dose)<br>		'''Cardiale''': Hard (11) Intelligence + Medicine check. Radically slows the vital processes, reducing the rate of dying to one roll per 15 minutes. A botch will do 1d6 wounds damage. Using Cardiale also doubles the rate that Life Support checks need to be made but increases the difficulty to Hard (11). (€5/dose)<br>

198.86.158.180: /* Medical Treatments & Cost */

2011-08-12T17:42:46Z

Medical Treatments & Cost

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	=Medical Treatments & Cost=		=Medical Treatments & Cost=
			Typically each roll of medical skill requires one unit of medical supplies. How much you use, and the kind of supplies determine skill modifications.
	*No supplies at all (naked in an empty room) = No medical roll at all.		*No supplies at all (naked in an empty room) = No medical roll at all.
	*Makeshift Supplies (medical roll at -2 penalty) = No cost.		*Makeshift Supplies (medical roll at -2 penalty) = No cost.

198.86.158.180: /* Medical Treatments & Cost */

2011-08-12T17:41:20Z

Medical Treatments & Cost

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	*Convulsions when agitated or excited. Character is rendered unable to act and takes 1d6 Shock points.		*Convulsions when agitated or excited. Character is rendered unable to act and takes 1d6 Shock points.
	*Nerve Damage – Character suffers -4 step attribute penalty to alertness checks in that area (injuries there are not registered nor do they cause wound penalties for 10-60 minutes).		*Nerve Damage – Character suffers -4 step attribute penalty to alertness checks in that area (injuries there are not registered nor do they cause wound penalties for 10-60 minutes).
	Once symptoms have been evidenced, a doctor can make Complex Medical check (vs. the original wound number) alternating intelligence and alertness. A medical library will give a +2 Step Skill bonus to the Intelligence checks, a medical computer will give a +2 step skill bonus to the Alertness checks. After it is found a new surgery can be performed to remove it (at one half the original surgery number)<br>		Once symptoms have been evidenced, a doctor can make Complex Medical check (vs. the original wound number) alternating intelligence and alertness. A medical library will give a +2 Step Skill bonus to the Intelligence checks, a medical computer will give a +2 step skill bonus to the Alertness checks. After it is found a new surgery can be performed to remove it (at one half the original surgery number)<br><br>
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	'''PHARMACEUTICALS'''<br>		'''PHARMACEUTICALS'''<br>
	''Standard Drugs (in Standard and Emergency Medical Supplies)''<br>		''Standard Drugs (in Standard and Emergency Medical Supplies)''<br>

198.86.158.180: /* Medical Treatments & Cost */

2011-08-12T17:39:46Z

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198.86.158.180: /* Medical Treatments & Cost */

2011-08-12T17:34:54Z

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Scholz: /* Risky Business */

2011-07-20T17:57:41Z

Risky Business

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	The Maximum bonus from Risky business or Plot Points (or the Combination) is a d12.		The Maximum bonus from Risky business or Plot Points (or the Combination) is a d12.
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	Example, Joshua drives the flatbed in a reckless manner to try to elude his pursuers. He increases his plot point die by 4 (d8) the ''Botch Threshold'' goes to all 1's, 2's, ~~and one~~ 3. This gives him a d8 bonus that works like a plot point die.		Example, Joshua drives the flatbed in a reckless manner to try to elude his pursuers. He increases his plot point die by 4 (d8) the ''Botch Threshold'' goes to all 1's, 2's, or 3's. This gives him a d8 bonus that works like a plot point die.
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Scholz: /* Combat */

2011-07-20T17:57:06Z

Combat

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	'''GRAPPLING'''<br>		'''GRAPPLING'''<br>
	A character wanting to initiate a grapple makes an Unarmed vs. Dodge* roll to initiate a grapple.		A character wanting to initiate a grapple makes an Unarmed vs. Dodge* roll to initiate a grapple.
	*Defender may use Unarmed or Melee Combat to resist an attempt to grapple (if they are armed and use Melee Combat they get +1 step skill Bonus to resist the grapple, and if successful they do damage to the grappler as if an attack)		*Defender may use Unarmed or Melee Combat to resist an attempt to grapple (if they are armed and use Melee Combat they get +1 step skill Bonus to resist the grapple, and if successful they do damage to the grappler as if an attack) An Exceptional success initiating a grapple give the attacker a +1 step to the next grapple roll.
	Once a grapple attempt is initiated successfully, then both combatants are now grappling and must roll (unarmed vs. unarmed), each turn including that one (at the highest initiative). Both grapplers take stun, whoever wins takes 1 stun, whoever loses takes 2 stun. They remain grappled and this continues until either one grappler scores an exceptional success or is rendered unconscious.<br>		Once a grapple attempt is initiated successfully, then both combatants are now grappling and must roll (unarmed vs. unarmed), each turn including that one (at the highest initiative). Both grapplers take stun, whoever wins takes 1 stun, whoever loses takes 2 stun. They remain grappled and this continues until either one grappler scores an exceptional success or is rendered unconscious.<br>
	*Exceptional Success indicates a win (pin, headlock, grab-for-cover, or escape, etc) and the normal additional action (attack, move, etc), and no stun loss to the winner.<br>		*Exceptional Success indicates a win (pin, headlock, grab-for-cover, or escape, etc) and the normal additional action (attack, move, etc), and no stun loss to the winner.<br>