You see his face. Sharp razor slit eyes etched onto a hulking creature’s giant head, which would give children across the galaxy vivid nightmares, stare into your soul. It produces no feeling of horror or fear, nor any other natural response, because you know him. Those eyes that are locked onto yours are dulled, empty, lifeless. The vacant glare causes your heart to wither in your chest. It was you, you did this, you killed your closest friend. A man who has saved your life, and you killed him. Now his face is slack, muscles relaxed, and his eyes are barren; all that vigour and life that he carried around with him is forever gone, never to return. It was your choice to kill him. Sith Lord Yvalok presented the options to you. During your months on Lao training as a Sith Acolyte you, Vulfstahn a child of the extinct Sith people, have shown a wild potency with the Force which is unequalled by your supposed peers. This rare talent caught Yvalok’s eyes and has him captivated with your development, wanting nothing more than to see you flourish. The ancient human decided to gift you hate through a choice: slay Urr’tal in a duel or watch as Yira gets gangraped. You gave the withered husk of a Human your answer. With a slash of your sword, you betrayed Urr’tal, ending all the myriad great possibilities he could have achieved in his prodigious lifespan. The Sith Lord that would be nothing but a frail old man if not for his mastery of the dark side of the Force stands above you as thick red ichor spews from the Whiphid’s severed neck. Forced onto the hard durasteel floor by a burst of lightning, you are enveloped by the growing pool of your friend’s blood. His decapitated head rests in front of you, not able to steal your eyes away from the lifeless face as his matted fur stains from his bleeding. Yvalok monologues and lectures, but you can’t hear him. The unblinking eyes have stolen your world.
With a blink, your mouth stops recounting the vision of the past that haunts your waking moments. Before you sits a stunned Yira, her freckled face, never without a large grin, is missing her trademark smile. All colour has drained from her face, leaving a ghostly pale hue. Horror has replaced the glowing happiness that once radiated from her without end. Her amber eyes are wide, panicked, unable to fathom the words that have left your lips. Yira sits still, locked in position, just trying to understand the words that she has heard.“But I… I-I didn’t do anything.” Yira stammers as her eyes begin to well with coming tears and her mouth quivers, “Yvalok had no reason… Vulfstahn, not me...”Her words trail off into nothingness as the shock overwhelms her. She tries to comprehend that something utterly awful was about to befall her, and she had no idea, no ability to avoid it. Caused by nothing more than a simple association with you. The weak dam of self-control breaks, and the tears begin to fall. You watch as Yira sobs, not knowing the correct response, whether your touch would repel or conform her. In the end, you gently wrap her in your embrace, giving her the ability to flee from the hug if she wishes to reject it. Yira buries her head into your chest and weeps as you awkwardly hold her.Holding the crying girl in your arms, you feel her warmth as your hand strokes her back. You can’t remember the last time you were hugged before arriving at the academy, unsure if the gentle strokes on her back should be only used on pets or if Humans also find comfort in it. Yira is not elegant with these tears; they are not dainty and poised but ugly and raw. Her chest heaves, and her face is stained. You murmur weak words of support, feeling utterly out of place. As Yira cries, you gaze at the screen on your wall, which mimics a viewport from a ship of old. Countless stars stare back at you with their brilliant brightness. Nearer by is a small spec of a planet, which the ISS Glorious Gallows, your vessel, speeds by. The Star Destroyer, on which you are a passenger, is ferrying you to the front so you can fulfil your contribution to the war effort. It is a chance for all members of the Sith Empire to prove their worth through deed.
As a sister ship races past, your view of the emptiness of space, peppered with tiny shining jewels, is replaced by a grand war machine that can burn entire planets. Heavily armoured metal layers form the exoskeleton of the mighty predator, protecting vital organs and crew members. The nearby star illuminates the dull gunmetal grey with a bright, shiny hue. It passes, in a ravenous hurry to join with the bulk of its siblings, waiting at the border between Republic Space and the Sith Empire poised to strike. Returned is the void of space, so empty and barren.Wordless, you ask yourself, are the Sith right? Should they have sacrificed Urr’tal, a promising student, to further your supposed growth? If taken to the logical conclusion, then wouldn’t the Sith whittle themselves down to the point where the Jedi would outnumber them to the degree where the single Sith’s strength is unable to win against the simple weight of numbers? But then, what if there is a point at which we should sacrifice the weak to make those who shine glow ever brighter, or is it a waste of life and potential? Urr’tal wasn’t even weak, far from it, it is just sacrificing everything in the pursuit of perfection. Can’t everyone play their part rather than carelessly discarding all if they aren’t the best?>The Sith are right, the weak are just there to feed those who can be great. We don’t need the number of the Jedi.>The Sith are wrong, everyone can play a part, by culling our own number we are robbing ourselves of strength and future potential.
Hi, been a while, life got in the way. Here's the archive. As a reminder last thread:>You became a Sith Acolyte>Made friends with Yira and Urr'tal>Showed great power with the Force, due to very successful dice rolls>Made enemies with Murl and Thang >Sith Lord Yvalok took interest in you>Forced you to choose between Yira and Urr'tal to get you to hate him>Now you are getting sent to the front to perform a mission with the other Acolytes for the Sith Empire https://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive.html?tags=Sith%20Ascendant
>>6335409Yeah, we're back!Whoooo!Fuck the old man.>The sith are wrongTaken to it's extremes, the sith walk a path of perfection over everything. You'd need an utter Ego to think you were the one to reach that.Dead weight does need shedding, but extinguishing potential is just wasteful
>>6335409>The Sith are wrong, everyone can play a part, by culling our own number we are robbing ourselves of strength and future potential.We’re so Barack.
>>6335409>The Sith are wrong, everyone can play a part, by culling our own number we are robbing ourselves of strength and future potential.grey jedi path begins
>>6335481No. I hate the idea of grey jedi, no it's stupid and retarded.They are just dark jedi. That's it.
>>6335409>>The Sith are wrong, everyone can play a part, by culling our own number we are robbing ourselves of strength and future potential.>>6335485would it be accurate to call the sith the side of emotion and the the jedi the side of logic?how ever you say it, would so called dark or grey jedi be the balance between the two?
>>6335579interesting thing depending on the era of the franchise.The original interpretation is Buddhist in nature because George thought that was cool and it was trendy while he was making the franchise. The Light side is being in balance with the universe, satisfied and content with your place in it, allowing life to just kinda push you along while you murder your ego type detail.Jedi as an organisation were depicted as monks, primarily, who sought wisdom in harmony with the world.The sith with their dark side antics are not Enlightened, nor are they at peace, there isn't a "dark side" in this framework, there is "Good and balanced" or "A cancerous infection". Sith in the old paradigm are those people that didn't let go of their ego, and because of it they keep feeding themselves to their darkest impulses for power. The dark side is not Good for anyone, it isn't a valid worldview or moral ponderance, it's an infection and corruption willingly taken in for shortsighted but significant gains.Because people are retarded, they saw this and went "Hmm, but the darkside is clearly stronger [which it isn't by the way]. And power isn't inherently moral, it's how it is used that is moral or not, so why not use these emotions for the betterment of the world, because being an unfeeling sage sounds both bad and hard".So then you get the Revan, Starkiller, Mara Jade types who use their passions and their rage and their ego to use the force but serve the greater good [after they stop being purely sith/sith adjacent] and this gives fuel to criticise the Jedi for not using this obvious resource.Anyway, before I get dragged off tangent, There's a new interpretation born out of a rejection of "there is clearly good and evil, Balance and Imbalance" which is now prevalent in disney Star wars.That of "Grey" morality which posits that the Lightside is Peaceful and nurturing while the darkside is Powerful and destructive but addicting and each draws on different parts of the personality [the suppression of self for light and the passion for dark] and if you're REAAAAAALLY good, then you can use both together, interchangeably to get the benefits of both and none of the downsides.This is not even accounting for the section of people who think grey jedi just means "A jedi who disagrees with the Council" or "Jedi but you shouldn't achieve sagedom by sacrificing your emotions with rigid self discipline".In short, it's easier to call the darkside the side of Emotional self destruction and the lightside of Balanced enlightenment.as evidenced by luke you don't even need to be emotionally repressed to master the light, you just need to not fall into your every urge and uphold a good morale standard/Mindset. Dude loves his sister and his friends [and wife] wholeheartedly.
>>6335591fascinatingby that logic a dark or grey jedi would be someone who tries to serve and maintain the balance while not killing the emotions outright?not deadening emotions or ego but rather using more positive aspects of emotion to focus themselves IE (anakin's outrage at slavers compared to Obiwans more restrained anger at the enslaved twi'leks during the clone wars episode)?where as Luke was a pure light jedi who mastered the light side of the force his anger and annoyance (similar to anakin who couldnt reign it in) allowed him to use the force more effectively than the more passive jedis who came before?
>>6335596Jedi as Monks, and later depictions as Jedi as Samurai place their way as "the way" to do lightside.And they decided thousands of years ago that attachments were easy infiltration points for emotional weakness. A model jedi therefore was disconnected with the galaxy but still served to help it. They want nothing, but they fulfil the needs of the galaxy so as to prevent or end suffering, cue their role as Peace makers and guardians. That's the ideal. In reality that meant that most of them were heros who desired to help the world and used the force through a combination of mental discipline and the serenity they cultivated. They were calm to use their powers, and trained themselves to stay calm in stressful situations. Hence why the advice to kill them or render them powerless was to make them terrified and panicked.This isn't the ONLY way, and it's something of a theme in most media that the jedi are that old an order that their teachings and approach to problems hasn't adapted. It's an ossified and reclusive order at the end who can't adapt or see the danger until their enemy kills them all to a man. "Wait and see" what happens, "don't get over eager to correct injustice" and "trust the will of the force".Luke isn't a "Jedi" so much as "An inheritor who has reborn the title". His understanding of their Philosophy is remedial, his training incomplete and his approach is self determined.He's taken the name of the once defenders of peace and is building up a new organisation to carry their message, with minor implications that his new living philosophy is the rebirth needed for the new galaxy.Anyway media analysis aside, He's an impulsive little bastard who never shies away from evil but it's kinda clear and distinct that while he does let his emotions guide him he doesn't let them rule. EP 6, the throne room he was really letting his hate and anger and fear out because old Vader was going on about "well I'm gonna kill your sister if you don't stop me". That moment of emotional outburst? Dark coded. That time at the start of the film where he choked people to get inside and threaten Jabba, dark coded.These things didn't make him powerful, they were just that he's an emotional man without decades of practice controlling himself.And as expanded media goes on, he still spouts buddhist beliefs about the value of a life, not raising his hand to take a life unless it saves another, right action, right thought.I suppose that's the biggest difference between new and old Jedi, that one's very open that they should listen to their feelings and instincts without letting them rule their actions while the other is a reclusive apolitical insitution that doesn't want to make things worse by overbearing action. The discipline led them to stop, consider, ponder and move too slowly to events that require a quick reply.----Dark Jedi is a catchall term for a force user who uses the darkside.
>>6335619most famous force users in the galaxy for several thousand years, most people can't tell the difference between one space wizard and another."Grey jedi" as my rambling should ideally have already expanded on, are just the deranged construction of fans and later writers who think that "it's not mainstream jedi, but they still do good". It has multiple definitions, like the one I just gave, or "Uses the dark side of the force for good" like you say or "Thinks that your emotions shouldn't be so restricted" or "political maverik".According to some of these labels, Luke skywalker and Qui-gon Jin are grey jedi. It's all just a dumb label and it pisses me off something chronic.the way they use and practice the force doesn't actually differ that greatly from the old Jedi, it's just how willing they are to use their abilities for the common good.To cut all this down to a TLDR:Grey as a classification is stupid fan-headcannon with no concrete meaning, usually flouted at the best way to do morality.Lightsided users can disagree on a lot, but generally wish to live in harmony with the force and limit or abolish the suffering of the world [directly or through institutional means]Darksiders use their passions and ego to force the force into action for their self satisfaction, Vader being ruled by his fears and reliable hate, and Sidious ruled by sadistic egomania. They and their desires are all that matter.
>>6335409>The Sith are right, the weak are just there to feed those who can be great. We don’t need the number of the Jedi.We don't need a vast empire, but they are still stupid to obsess over perfection to the point that they lose good soldiers simply to "inspire" better ones. RIP Urr'tal, you were a real one.>>6335591>>6335619>>6335623Not to get too far into the weeds, but I think it's inevitable that when you try to introduce monastic Buddhism to a wide array of people, then the many people who do not jive with monastic Buddhism are going to also not jive with the internal logic of the setting. it's not good or bad, necessarily, but the original vision was never going to hold across many many creators who lacked that same spiritual or philosophical viewpoint. I think a detached, dispassionate approach to "heroism" was in particular never going to survive prolonged contact and permutation by the passionate semi-secularized populism of America and its media landscape, where badass "cowboy cop" characters are perennially in-vogue and their most popular strain of spirituality is Charismatic Apocalyptic Christianity.
>>6335666It probably was inevitable. And I'm not even that opposed to different strains of "lightside" ideology.The jedi are only one cult after all.But "if we just accept evil imbalance then we can do so much more good" is such a baseline failure to comprehend theme or mechanic that its baffling.
>>6335688Moral relativism and consequential, respect for hotheaded passion, and a tendency towards dualism will do that.>>6335407Oh, and btw: welcome back, QM! I'm very happy to see this quest return.
>>6335409>The Sith are wrong, everyone can play a part, by culling our own number we are robbing ourselves of strength and future potential.While I personally think the rule of two is dumb, I think in character Vulfstahn must be thinking that this was a waste of potential. Its one thing to cull the weak and another to just throw potential away.Maybe in the future we can drink the sith koolaid but I don't think he'd be too happy about being toyed with.
>>6335409>The Sith are wrong, everyone can play a part, by culling our own number we are robbing ourselves of strength and future potential.
>>6335409>The Sith are right, the weak are just there to feed those who can be great. We don’t need the number of the Jedi.Missed voting in the last thread but not having some sort of visceral emotional reaction or impulse in the face of what happened last thread seems really detattached.
Once again, you see Urr’tal’s face that often reappears like a haunting phantom. His death was pointless, an utter waste. You’ve learnt nothing from it; you were not magically granted strength by the anger Yvalok inflamed. There was always both passion and drive; you managed to defeat Thang in a hard-fought duel, and your innate gift with the Force is unequalled. You need teachers and allies; you do not need artificial enemies. Growing up a freakish street rat was more than enough to embed a desire to succeed and push yourself to greater heights. Urr’tal’s death was an utter waste of life and has only caused you to fantasise about slaying Yvalok. There are countless billions, possibly trillions of sentients in Sith space that are lesser to you right now. They are not useless; they together can affect change more than their individual components. For example, you will never work construction on one of the grand shipyards. That is their role, minor on a personal level, but together they can achieve incredible feats. More than simple fodder. And Urr’tal was so more than a regular pleb doing their bit. He could have easily grown into a potent Sith, and who knows if he would have had a metaphorical growth spurt and surpassed you. Yira stiffens under your grip, feeling a tightening squeeze as the rage inside increases with fervour. Noticing it, you slacken your grip, allowing her to resettle into your arms as she leans into you. Bringing lips close to her ear, you gently apologise, telling Yira that you won’t allow any harm to befall her. Her arms grip around your chest like a vice, holding onto you for protection and comfort. Fingers clutch into your robe as the more muted tears wet your dark robes.Time passes, and you notice her stillness begin to change as Yira takes deep, rhythmic breaths, her arms rest limp. Slowly, with the greatest care, you try to move away to see if she is sleeping like you suspect. Mascara has run down her cheeks, colouring the tearstains a faded black. Gently, you extricate yourself from her, leaving her completely asleep in your bed. You watch her with a smile on your face as she peacefully dreams about a simpler, happier world. Pulling the covers over her, you allow her to rest comfortably, now conscious that your actions of watching your friend sleep could be viewed as creepy and strange.Distracting you from Yira, your droid, C2-9O, a golden centipede embedded with bright red gems, squeezes your arm. For the most part, it sits upon your wrist acting as a piece of inert jewellery, but with this indication, it tells you that a message has been sent your way. Withdrawing an arm from your cloak, C2 projects an image out of his central eye. Lord Tyus is summoning you. Your mission for the Sith Empire was drawn up by Sith Lord Tyus; you, along with a number of other students, are to retrieve a valuable Sith artefact from an age long passed.
Exiting the room, you spare a last glance at Yira before switching off the dimmed lights and locking your room behind you. Reaching a conference room where this meeting shall take place, you only see four other Acolytes, no Lord Tyus yet. Murl, a very handsome human and a would-be assassin, averts his gaze, doing his best to ignore you. He, along with seven other students, ambushed you. Meaning for your death, but you and Urr’tal killed all but him and Thang in the hallway of the ziggurat on Lao. Ryn Sol is Chagrian. As is customary for his species, he’s an ugly being, and you’ve spent little time with him, apart from the occasional passing greeting. The woman with skin whiter than porcelain is Seyra, Arkanian Offshoot. Whenever you’ve interacted, she’s been fiercely competitive, never missing a moment to boast of her own achievements. Furthermore, she has a poised beauty that wouldn’t look out of place in any royal court. Finally, there is Garllan, a Sullustan whom you’ve never work together with before. Like all Sullustans, his face is flabby with repulsive cheek folds, and his eyes are pure black spheres; the entirety of the species looks like a failed mutation between man and fish. His repugnance is only amplified by sitting near Seyra and somehow makes Ryn Sol look somewhat normal. They all sit at the table, which hosts a large holoprojector. The seat at the head of the table sits empty, waiting for Lord Tyus to arrive. You’ve interacted a fair bit with the Gand Sith Lord; he was the one who recognised you as the long extinct Sith species. Fascinated by you, a living artefact, he traded a favour for scans of your biology. A favour you redeemed straight away, his apprentice Hela has been giving you private lessons since. If not for her, you would have lost your duel against Thang.You sit next to (feel write in how you act with them) …>Murl, you mock him for the failed assassination attempt. Let him know that he is going to die during this mission from some terrible accident. >Ryn Sol, has remained neutral between squabbles. Somewhat skilled in both the Force and swordcraft, but his true talent comes from the selling of rumours for the right price. >Seyra, you wonder if she’s going to be as challenging to interact with as usual, or if she is just going to be focused on the incoming mission.>Garllan, he has always remained in the background. Keeping him to himself, avoiding the notice of anyone. From what you’ve seen, he’s been completely unremarkable. It could be an act, but it also could be him just being nothing special.
>>6335937>Sit between Ryn and Seyra>Murl deserves a simple expression without any inflection: "I've just had to kill a friend. This does not bode well for a man who's ambush of 9 left two survivors amongst it's attackers."If he tries to correct the number, he's still admitting it happened. Idiot. >Turn your attention to Ryn Sol. "What'd you know about the planet we are going too?"Let him demonstrate his value to the others. He may be useful, he may not.>Ignore the rest beyond a polite acknolwedgement that they are present.
>>6335934>creepy and strangeWe are the least weird Soth around. Our classmates were about to be drafted into a gangrape. We're practically a paragon, kek.>>6335937>Ryn SolAccess to the rumor mill is imperative.>Address MurlWe expecr him to be in his best behavior. If he lets his misguided spite get in the way of the mission, we'll take out our rage on him. We have plenty to spare. It won't be as quick as it was for his co-conspirators.
>>6335945+1i like the idea of giving a wrong number and if he corrects us all it does is prove how deadly we are in front of the others
>>6335937>Sit between Ryn and SeyraI don't like the idea of warning Murl, but the part about tricking him into to admitting is clever
>>6335937>>Garllan, he has always remained in the background. Keeping him to himself, avoiding the notice of anyone. From what you’ve seen, he’s been completely unremarkable. It could be an act, but it also could be him just being nothing special.Probe him with conversation to find wither he is biding his time in the shadows, or just simply dull or antisocial.
By The Force, it returns!>Between Ryn Sol & GarllanMURL LIVES! That means we can take our time with him when the time comes...>>6335945+1 to the Murl & Ryn Sol write-ins.>Ask Garllan for any insights into our mission.
You slot yourself between Ryn Sol and Seyra, sinking into the padded chair designed for top officers during meetings that could go on for hours. Ryn gives you a half-hearted nod with his customary stony face before returning to the study of the control interface housed in the right arm of the chairs. Seyra doesn’t even spare you a glance as she waits for the arrival of the Sith Lord. You focus your eyes on Murl and glare, expressing your foul mood without word. Murl rolls his eyes to your challenge and then looks elsewhere, not battling you for dominance but not cowering either.Despite shrinking from your challenge, he irritates you just by existing. There’s a hunger in your skull to climb the table and smash his crown into the wall until both shatter. Since Urr’tal, the most trivial of annoyances, has your blood boiling. Barking, you sever the silence, “Yvalok made me kill a man, a friend, Murl. I want you to think about that and how you ambushed me with nine men. Nine. And how those nine men failed and died. Apart from you and Thang, who scurried away like vermin.” Murl’s pretty face turns to a poor facade of shock, and replies with a tone out of a pantomime, “Me doing something like that? I think you’ve got the wrong person. You see, I’ve always admired you. See, I don’t know how you get up every morning and catch the reflection of your face in the mirror and carry on. You’re a much braver man than I.” “We are going to have so much fun on this mission,” You smile a savage grin at the man.“Counting down the days.” Murl shoots you a sly smile, then runs a hand through his hair.Focusing on your breathing, the anger slowly wanes. Turning to Ryn Sol, you speak in a much more measured tone, “Do you know anything about the planet we’re being sent to?”“There’s no singular planet. The Jedi Knight and his Padawan have started a journey to Coruscant carrying some Sith artefact, and we are going to have to intercept them and retrieve it. If you want, you can take the Knight while I try to snatch whatever the artefact is. There’d be a lot of glory in that for you. I would be surprised if a Sith Lord or Darth didn’t pluck you out of the academy if you achieved that.” The blue-skinned Chagrian muses.
Seyra cuts into the conversation before you can reply, “I want the Padawan alone. I’ll strip their Lightsaber from their dead hands.”“I think if we do manage to kill either, there’ll be a following fight over who gets the spoils of the kill. But our focus should be on the artefact, rather than chasing our own goals. Lightsabers are rare, but ancient artefacts are unique. Coming back in failure would likely leave us unable to enjoy our personal spoils, so focus on our goal. If one fails, we all do.” Ryn chides Seyra in a tone that speaks of his tiredness.Seyra pouts, then rests her hand on her chin as she studies you, looking striking as she does so. Annoyed at this, you ask, “Yes?”“So, I’ve seen you and Yira around each other a lot,” Garllan’s face lights up with a lurid grin as Seyra speaks. “I’ve been wondering, are you using her or is she using you?”“None of your business,” You reply forcefully, defensive and sharp, unhappy with the topic of conversation.“Oh, so it is Yira that is using you. That’s so disappointing Vulfstahn.” Seyra fails to hide an amused smile behind a hand.As your eyes narrow, and your mouth opens to snarl out a reply, the doors hiss open to reveal Lord Tyus and Hela. You shoot a subtle smile to your secret teacher, one which she ignores. With a brisk pace, they march to their seats with purpose. The short Gand struggles on his chair and lets out a growl of displeasure. Tapping a series of commands into his console, a map of the fragmented galaxy springs from the holoprojector. Two circles appear around the planets Ploo and Coruscant. The Gand speaks with haste, not allowing the room to settle. “Jedi Knight Garmnar has found an item belonging to an ancient Sith on the planet Ploo and is taking it to Coruscant. Once there, we will not be able to reach it. You shall retrieve it for me. The item is a vibrant red crystal. He will be travelling down the Hydian Way. We have yet to determine who it belongs to, but the site is over ten thousand years old. You will get it for me, get it for me or flee to the Jedi because I will teach you how close someone can be to death and kept there.”He continues, “For this mission, you will be gifted resources to spend to achieve this goal. I am called elsewhere, and Hela will be with me, so this is all on you. Bring it to me, that is all I desire; the Jedi are obstacles, not targets. Garmnar is about to set off on a massive grand liner, travelling to their capital, carrying passengers and goods. It is an enormous ship, he hopes to hide in it, and it has sizeable defences and a security force for a civilian ship. You are not allowed to carry weapons on your person; only security forces and licensed bodyguards can. There will be a single planetary landing on Arkania before Coruscant. Passengers will be ferried off and on by smaller shuttles through each system it passes.”
As he finishes, a list of items and a total budget appear for you to pick from. You were once the freak without friends, bullied at every opportunity. Through joining the Sith, your eyes have been opened to the greatness you can achieve. You need to let go of this awkward, insecure man and reinvent yourself into someone more assertive and confident, in line with your potential. You decide you will take charge of the mission, they won’t challenge you unless you decide something stupid.You have 15 resource points to spend>Pirate Ambush (15 pts) – A pirate fleet will attack the ship and disable it. They will send a large boarding party, which will be split between plunder and those under your directives. >Devastating Bomb (7 pts) – A powerful bomb will be planted on the ship. It will cause severe damage to the systems, taking much of the ship offline until the Republic Navy arrives to assist the damaged vessel.>Sabotaged Hyperdrive (6 pts) – The hyperdrive will break down due to technical issues, giving you a few hours of the ship being unable to jump out of the system.>Diversionary Pirate Raid (7 pts) – Hire a second pirate crew to stage a raid in a nearby trade lane to draw away Republic patrols>Hire Gang (5 pts) – A gang aboard the ship will be under your command, able to cause havoc or attack the Jedi.>Bribe Port Officials (3 pts) – By bribing a single official, you get a single item. It can be things such as a passenger manifest, a passcode to a locked door, or information on security.>Local Bombs x3 (5 pts) – You have three bombs that can be installed around the ship; they will kill personnel, but catching Jedi with a bomb will be hard due to the Force warning them.>Place an Inside Man (5 pts) – A mid-level crewman will be on your payroll and will work with you the entire time. He will use ship systems to assist you in any way that he can get away with.>Slice Security Feeds (3 pts) – All security cameras around the vessel will be linked to your datapads.>Heavy Weapons Cache (4 pts) – Hidden in the ship will be a cache holding armour and personal weapons of all kinds. >Dead Drop Shuttle (6 pts) – Hidden on board the vessel will be a shuttle that will extract you or any item you place in it. Due to its high speed and stealth features, it will not be intercepted.>Bribe Local Authorities (2 pts) – A guard will look the other way for one instance.
>>6336886>Place an Inside Man (5 pts) – A mid-level crewman will be on your payroll and will work with you the entire time. He will use ship systems to assist you in any way that he can get away with.>Slice Security Feeds (3 pts) – All security cameras around the vessel will be linked to your datapads.>Dead Drop Shuttle (6 pts) – Hidden on board the vessel will be a shuttle that will extract you or any item you place in it. Due to its high speed and stealth features, it will not be intercepted.For a total of 14 points
>>6336905It's a plan, but we need to be aware that the other members of the team are our enemies.And they can well and truly steal the ship before us. Maybe trap it behind a pass code or something?
