>>21671598
[]talk to the science guy about.... stuff to do with the computer.

>>21671598
[x] Talk to their Science Underling Nikola
We must know what resources they have available so that we can further work on the computer.

>>21671598
>[] Work on your half computer.

Can we fix it?

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>>21671598
Previous thread:
>>21655527
Archive:
Part 1
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/21566117/
Part 2/a
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/21655527/

Current Notable Abilities:
>Command Presence
>Blinding Reflexes
>Surge Boost

Current Extraencyclopedic Knowledge
> Basic Small Unit Tactics
> Basic Combined Arms Doctrine
> Basic Ballistics Design

Appurtenance.
1st Extraplanar Expeditionary Mix Royal Company, Human Mercenary outfit.

Host
Alexandra Sonia Pop-Teodoroiu

Affiliation
Prospective Wadjet underling

Rolled 87, 89, 5 = 181

>>21671630
>>21671632
Very well. roll me a 3d100.

I'll be gone for some time, have to do a pick-up.

Feel free to discus about Tesla daleks and other insanities.

Rolled 26, 18, 18 = 62

>>21671717
Gogogo SCIENCE!!!

[X] Talk to their Science Underling Nikola

Rolled 38, 49, 60 = 147

>>21671717
I like how the tesla suit looks like one of those old fashioned diving suits. It just seems like it would be appropriate.

>>21671717
Come on, we need to beat that human. Can't let them outscience us.

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Also, we should see if we can make blades come out of our host's arm.

>>21671823
No, the Goa'uld are not capable of doing that kind of large-scale cellular manipulation.
And really, that's a stupid idea when we can create kinetic force blasts with a kara'kesh.

Rolled 60, 33, 91 = 184

>>21671717
Mostly I want clone bodies ready for when we invevitably get targeted by an Ashrak.

Okay guys. I listed the proposed names for our serpenty majesty. Vote for one:

[] Leviathan: May already be taken, but fits our theme imho almost perfectly, since its a symbol of the commonwealth (Hobbes) and we've generally been having an underwater thing going on.

[] Aponus: A spring in Italy. Its been suggested mostly for punny reasons: Aponus - upon us

[] Hyperion: Greek titan of light. Might already been taken, though since he was rather important.

[] Prometheus: Greek titan, punished by the gods for bringing fire to mankind. Symbol for SCIENCE. Might be tempting fate.

[] Dalek: Self-explanaEXTERMINATE!

[] Clarence: A guardian Angel, apparently

Hope i got them all.

To the anon wondering about the year its some time after 1947. Especially if our host is Romanian and has sworn to the service of the King after fleeing from the Reds.
It could be the 1990's or later but its less likely.

>>21671906
Clarence was a fellow brain-parasite. He was kind of a douchebag, though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSnXxtn9Dns

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>>21671906
[x] Leviathan
"For God-King and Country!"

>>21671906
gonna second Leviathan, it just sounds better than the other names to me

>>21671906
Thirding Leviathan.

>>21671906
You Forgot Xenu. We could be the reason for Hubbard's madness.
Also, there was mention of C-4, which was invented in 1956. So our time range is 1956-1994 (Stargate movie and death of Ra).

>>21671906
Well, i like Leviathan the most, too.

>>21671940
>>21672094

The question is, how did romania manage to get interstellar travel???

>>21672254
Gypsy magic

>>21672254
Germans had it first, but fucked it up and died due to Russo-American illnesses (re: bullet poisoning)

>>21672254
Someone on Earth obviously found the Stargate and figured out how to dial out.
Whoever found the Stargate probably formed a joint Stargate Command with other nations, and sent an exploratory team.
Also, just as obviously, they didn't find the coordinates for their own world before they left, resulting in them being unable to dial their homeworld.

>>21672300

Facepalm.

Thats why you leave that shit to Murrica. Didn't earth have several star gates? I remember the russians had a second one...

>>21672254
They gained access to the Gate that was being housed in the US somehow, or volunteered to take part in a stargate program. Given the ease with which SG1 gained access to the gate while it was in storage in 1969 I'd say they talked to someone from the 1945 program and they broke in.

>>21671906
The consensus appears to Leviathan, though I still like Utu.

>>21672322
Well shit i forget that one. Though i personally don't like it. Sorry.

>>21672314
Earth has 2 Stargates: the original in Antarctica and the one that Ra brought and left in Giza.

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Rolled 4

>>21671906
Clarence
fuck yea!

>>21671863
But don't you want to at least try to do this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LINMPFyQsSs

>>21672551
Not a damn bit.
The Goa'uld parasite is not the RE parasite. Don't be stupid.

hummm.... in the least mission we did sort of a blend were our host and our self for a short time became one entity.

might look into it more as it would give us more credibility to the mercenarys morally more likely to accept a blending vs straight up possession and makes it more easier to manipulate them. risk of host's personality/goals creeping in however. (not sure how much although)

as for modifying hosts we can't do anything relay crazy..... however we can use our super science to make a genetically engineered body if we want custom built for us. hummm... build the brain so it operates in parallel with us (basically sub processor to our brain) if host destroyed we can make another. if we are killed but host lives it could give birth to a new us. heck if you want to get really crazy the host we could make could spawn more Goa'uld and sort of act as a queen. now imagining a spiked tail used to inject Goa'uld parasites rather than poison.

>>21672846
Well, that would likely require extensive research into genetics.

>>21672846
>more likely to accept a blending vs straight up possession
Blending IS straight up possession.
The only reason they are willing to accept the current arrangement is because we can't control the host in our current state, and so they feel they are safer from us.
If we Blended and had control over the host's body, the mercenaries would become HARDER to manipulate because they would distrust everything we say.

Also, while we have a lot of information due to our genetic memory, Ra was not a Goa'uld scientist like Thoth, Telchak, or Ja'din. We would need to do extensive research, construct genetic resequencing equipment close to Ancient-level technology, and not to mention have the genetic samples of a Goa'uld Queen.
It'd be easier to steal cloning technology from the Asgard and clone ourselves like Ba'al did.

>>21672908
With us acting as an intelligent immune system, we could probably get away with just sewing bodyparts together.

>>21672959
If we could do that, we wouldn't need a Sarcophagus.

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As you move to the area that is supposed to be the hybrid between a workshop and a laboratory, you are greeted with the image of a old, old man between wires, disassembled parts of goa'uld weaponry and various components that you suspect are the unassembled parts of the human weapons fire-power.

You speak to him about your designs and what you would hope to accomplish with the crystal computer, but he diverts your conversation towards power distribution and allocation, and composition.

After maddening hours you get one straight response from him:

"I can do power and chemistry. I am no codebreaker or codewrider. Getting your cipher to work is your own problem. However if we continue these talk I think it is possible to simply shut down power throughout these ships, should you command it right through your cipher." he answers with a glint in his eyes.


"And this will require, what exactly that we dont have?" Is your immediate response. You dont need to be told. Science Underlings always need something that they dont have.

"Well, more of these crystals and a lot of these wonderful Zatnikatels and Taks. If we had a machine code writer or a code breaker you could get some help with the commands and the code but I can only do devices."

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Goa'uld grenade Analogues.

>Tok'Kal, or shock grenades, are Goa'uld and Tok'ra weapons used for non-lethal purposes. Similar to a Tau'ri flashbang, they are designed to emit intense light and sound, rendering anyone in the vicinity unconscious near-instantaneously. Those hit by the grenades also suffer from temporary blindness lasting about an hour after regaining consciousness. A variant of the device can also be used as explosives.
>Takunitagaminituron or simply Tac/Tak for short, is a small Goa'uld device, rather similar in appearance to a Goa'uld shock grenade. It is remotely activated, and fires small bursts of energy at warm objects, such as warm-blooded beings and flares
>>21672320
Smart Anon gets a cookie.

>>21673025
Acquiring the crystals, zatnikatels, and taks will then have to be part of our next mission. It will tack on more time, but it will greatly increase the chance of success, perhaps even allowing us to capture more than one Ha'tak.

But first, the incomplete kara'kesh. Does the Science Underling believe that he has the components we need to complete it?

>>21673077
He has no idea. Since its just some components randomly fused together, and never studied them while active.

You however do. You can cannibalize the healing device and complete the Kara'kesh. You will also need to resize it. A metalworking servant would be nice.

So what do you continue to do?

[] Talk to somone else.
[] Destroy healing device and coble together a working kara'kesh
[] Try to work on what crystal matrices you have with the stone tablet.
[] Resume Sleep and Data Mine

>>21673138
>[x] Try to work on what crystal matrices you have with the stone tablet.

>>21673138
Might be a bad idea to destroy the healing device, the mercs seemed to like it, and i doubt they will trust us more if we arm ourselves.

[] Try to work on what crystal matrices you have with the stone tablet.

>>21673138
No, currently the healing device is more useful in keeping the Mercenaries alive in preparation for our plan to capture a Ha'tak. Best not to jeopardize that.

[x] Try to work on what crystal matrices you have with the stone tablet.
Try to see what we CAN do with it right now, and identify what additional components we need.

Rolled 22

>>21673138
>[X] Try to work on what crystal matrices you have with the stone tablet.

Rolled 51

>>21673983
second

>>21673983
Thirded.

>>21673238
>Might be a bad idea to destroy the healing device, the mercs seemed to like it, and i doubt they will trust us more if we arm ourselves.
>>21673255
>No, currently the healing device is more useful in keeping the Mercenaries alive in preparation for our plan to capture a Ha'tak. Best not to jeopardize that.
These. The mercs are already prepared to pop us with barely a second thought. The only reasons we're alive are for ship stealing and healing.

Rolled 2, 3, 4, 2, 9, 10 = 30

>>21675862
>>The only reasons we're alive are for ship stealing and healing.

hey were pretty much a tok'ra we been pretty bro tear to them I am sure they will come around to accepting us as there god

>>21675992
Thats Goa'uld tier self delusions, man.

Also, OP, i'd really appreciate it if you could tell us when you are going to disappear. Its a bit annoying when it comes out of the blue.

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imaging this is what will happen when the system lord gets word of the rebellion.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h67JpMyrOVE

>>21677012
nah, they'd probably just land an army of jaffa so they wouldnt ruin the perfectly good planet to exploit...

Rolled 61, 57, 69 = 187

>>21676142
I shall endeavour to do so. Power blackouts however are uncooperative in that regard.
>>21673983
>>21673983
>Quick update before work.
[x]Try to work on the crystal matrices you have with the stone tablet.

Your talk done with the science underling Nikola, the one thing that weights on your mind is the actual tool with which you are supposedly going to caputer a ha'tak.

When you look at them there is not much to inspire confidence. A dozen and a half data and regulation crystals and a tablet that limits how much you can visualize. A chore for the best of underlings.

As you pour through them however you realize that you can do nothing that will directly affect any Ha'tak subsystems with what little you have, considering you dont have the latest command protocols for the current age, nor the specific dialect of the target.

This however does not stop you from being productive with your time. You manage to cleanse six useless crystals of everything they had on them, and with a bit of creative if short commands and pieced together protocols you have made your first divine instruments.

Parasite Data Crystals. Devices that will leech into the data sphere of a crystallise network and unleash their payload. A simple tool that lets you use slave work or other illiterate minions to conduct your affairs, provided you prepared for it.

And their first payload, Vampiracy protocols, a little self developing kraken of a program that will sniff and attract any data that it can in a very tightly packed and indexed archive while it attempts to destroy anything else.

>roll 1d100 to see if you found anything useful in the crystals

Rolled 66

>>21680059

Rolled 90

>>21680059
Come on, Leviathan! Your future empire calls to you!

Rolled 97

>>21680059
lets use our MIND to LEARN things from CRYSTALS

Rolled 21, 54, 28 = 103

>>21680133
As you prowl to the crystals you find that three data crystals that have something potential useful on them. They are in a hard state of corruption and degradation and as you check the others you realize that you have time and ability to salvage two of them.

Choose:
> Planetary Survey and History
> Proper Power Distribution
> Hostile and Amicable Frequency Setting Views on unauthorised ring activity.

>>21680263
> Proper Power Distribution
> Hostile and Amicable Frequency Setting Views on unauthorised ring activity.

These sound immediately useful.

Rolled 41

>>21680263

> Proper Power Distribution
> Hostile and Amicable Frequency Setting Views on unauthorised ring activity.

>>21680294
>>21680299
i agree

Holy shit, these.
>>21680294
>>21680299

If we cant get 2 even with those awesome rolls then this.
>Hostile and Amicable Frequency Setting Views on unauthorised ring activity.

In your fight with the forces of entropy success rings on the fronts of power distribution and ring platform usage.

With this you find that the old schematics and pages upon pages of calculus of one of your fathers underling about a old for your current time method of more efficiently powering multiple systems simultaneously with the same powersource while at the same thime using a second powersource just for one, and the usage of power receptacles that hold in themselves reserves for emergency periods.

It seems that in-between these notes the goa'uld underling had a intense rivalry with another one over competing designs and the same position in your fathers court as well as the paranoid ravings of the author of how your father would favour a more simple approach for mass distribution due to the war.

On another crystal of the same library you find a large enumeration of experiments and a few designs for fast evacuation ring platforms and quite a bit of theory of what is needed to get in or out of a situation with a ring platform without getting noticed. Mostly on getting out, since a large number of time seems to be dedicated to evacuating the base you just raided while under possible orbital bombardment and shields.

>>21680581
And i am off to work. Will elaborate on each once they are put more into context. Safe to say you have a few tricks up your sleeve in these two instances that are better than your memory.

See you in ten hours or so.

>>21680601
thank you op

>>21680581
I wonder if we could sabotage the rings so that Jaffa enter, but they don't rematerialize.

>>21682677
I'm guessing the rings have a safety mechanism so they won't activate without a receiver. I think if we could disable that safety, we could engineer have a situation where the transmitter converts its cargo into energy but then has nowhere to send it, which would be problematic for anyone standing nearby since 80 kilograms of Jaffa equals 1.7 gigatons of TNT.

>>21683455
That would be completely, ridiculously funny. Ba'als explosive gifts have nothing on us!

>>21683945
For reference, this would be a group of five attempting to beam down:
http://nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/?lat=31.438156538987954&lng=-99.03489137500003&zm=6&kt
=8500000

>>21683455
Wouldnt it only have that kind of yield if they were converted into anti-matter?

>>21685263
Not necessarily.
The Rings already convert them to pure energy. So we don't need the anti-matter to do the energy conversion.

>>21685263
Energy is energy. At those yields, the differences don't really matter.

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>>21680581
Taking stock of your exploits you soon have to let go of the reigns to the host.

You have found out considerable data on interesting subjects and have created your first implement.

Would you show your found data to the human science underling?

Would you like to explore the host body?

Would you like to regenerate and centre your self for a while?

Once the night is over for you, do you continue on the course you have of trying to work with what you have or do you try to get a complete goa'uld computer and through what means?

> suggestions.
> Have some pizza and margarita shooters

>>21687022
>show data to the science underling
We need to go over this data, see if it's possible to lock out or disable the safeties on a Ring Transporter. Maybe use the power schematics to try to shut down power to the Ha'taks.

As for the computer, try to have the mercenaries acquire one through their contacts. In exchange we will provide them with cultural knowledge of the Goa'uld and Jaffa, to better escape their notice, and we will provide translation and social consultation services in the mean-time.

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> since we went a bit crazy with this last thread, here what i got for you:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7kJRGPgvRQ

Zat's, you're feeling stronger
Zat's, no more feeling bad
Zat's, your eyes are shining
Zat's, you are the real MAN
Zat's, wipes away your tears
Zat's, removes your fears
Zat's, everyone is gorgeous
Zat's, yeah Zat's

Zapping is good for you,
Soon you are unconstrained
Zapping is good for you,
Here comes the womanizer
Zapping is good for you,
Not anymore lonesome
Zapping is good for you,
And you will feel awesome!!

>>21687165
Seconding this, but point out that if we can make the transporter bomb work we can save them a nuke, which should make up for the cost of a computer.

>>21687662
>nuke discount
That's a good point. Just make a note for ourselves to plug that security hole in our OWN Ha'tak when we get it.
We can work with these mercenaries, but never make the mistake that we are friends.

>>21687662
IF we can. That hasn't been confirmed yet.

>>21687022
>Would you show your found data to the human science underling?
Yes, do that.

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>>21687301

>other people liking Korpiklaani
>mfw

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>>21687301
You know what would be really scary?

Zat drones.

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>>21689844

>>21687662
>>21687165

Before your time in control of the body is up, you deign to show your new findings to Nikola and show him the basics of using the tabled.

"Wave stone to the right, pages move to the right. Wave stone to the left pages move to the left. Yes, understood."

Another issue you approach is the satisfaction of equipment needs, that you convene with Andrei, trying to negotiate for them to secure a goa'uld computation device.

The Cultural knowledge and services you offer seem to be well received, but there might be the need to further incentive your minions.

Another point is weather you will or will not accompany them on such a expedition.

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>>21691536
>All matter the rings contain when they are activated is dematerialized and teleported via matter stream to another set of rings in a different location where it is then rematerialized. A unique feature of the Transportation rings is that it "swaps" matter between the two locations. If there is a person or object within the receiving set of rings, the rings simply exchange the two simultaneously. This is a safety measure to prevent transmitted matter from "fusing" with ambient matter – an occurrence that would damage inanimate objects and kill organic life even if were merely atmospheric gases in the way. It also makes possible a method of covert escape from an area – if one is under the rings as they come down, one will be transported out while an enemy happens to be transporting in. The rings, unlike Stargates, make no distinction between whole objects; matter is transported regardless of whether or not the entire object is within the confines of the rings. One of Ra's guards was killed when he was pinned head-first beneath an active set of rings.

>A set of rings can descend a short distance from a ship hovering above a planet's surface to the ground, a technique commonly used for entering and exiting Tel'taks. When SG-1 used a Tel'tak's rings to enter an Ancient facility on Proclarush Taonas the rings physically smashed through a thin layer of solidified lava to reach their destination.

>They can be activated by a ring remote worn on the arm or hand by Goa'uld and their Jaffa, or controlled by a remote panel located somewhere near a ring platform. Ring platforms are sometimes extremely well camouflaged, with the rings appearing to emerge from ordinary floors.

:tl'dr No ring teleportation bombs wont work, because the safety functions are not a feature but a core design paradigm.
No cheap 'Zorp' for a Goa'uld to design.

>>21691536
>go or no
Yes. We will accompany them. We will be able to identify a complete working Goa'uld computational device, and they may require our translation and social knowledge skills.

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>Off to sleep. See you in five or so hours.

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>>21691888
We will be waiting.

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If we depose Wadjet, we'd have to report to Yu, wouldn't we.

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You guys know how Goa'uld usually supress their hosts? For Example, Apophis' host said it was a 10,000 year nightmare?

Have you ever considered RELEASING CONTROL for like 10 seconds just to see what would happen, then ASSUMING DIRECT CONTROL again?

I bet it'd be funny.

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>>21696631

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>Transported matter passes between sets of rings in a matter stream that can be detected by a ship's sensors. It is possible to intercept a matter stream that is in transport by interposing a set of mobile rings (like those in a Goa'uld shuttlecraft) between the sending rings and the planned receiving rings. However, such an intercept requires that the entire matter stream be captured by the intercepting rings (i.e. the intercepting craft must be still); otherwise, the transported people will not be able to fully reintegrate and will die.

If we can inject some random noise into the transport system, we should be able to kill anyone who goes through. All we need to do then is blind the ship's external sensors so they don't see that it's turning their guys inside out.

It's not as much fun as reducing an entire continent to ashes, but I'm sure we'll find other opportunities to commit planetary arson.

>>21696631
What jokes will be made of our Jaffa?
Will we at least be less of a joke than the Setesh Guards?

>>21697848
Well, we were planning to turn our jaffa's staff weapons rifle shaped for better handling, accuracy and range.

I guess other jaffa would joke about the length of their "staff".

Also, pit helmets.

>>21691536
So what do we give these lifeblood sucking leeches this time?

Copies of our data Crystals?
A few remote hack crystals or whatever we made?

Because we dont have to whore out our genetic knowledge, and even if we were to whore it out it is of little value to them aside what we already offered.

>>21700559
there lives in services to a GOD and all the power, near immorality, and cool teck that comes with being the First of leviathan

>>21700604
And for all that they might give us bullets. Lots of them.

At terminal velocity

>>21700668
na just get them good and high on Nish'ta first

>>21697848
>Will we at least be less of a joke than the Setesh Guards?
Anything would be less of a joke than Setesh Guards.

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>>21700559
We need the crystals for our computer, however.
Now that they've seen the worth of the Healing Device, maybe they would be willing to accept knowledge on how to use it? Even after we leave this host, she will be able to use the Healing Device thanks to the naquadah we've left in her blood.

>>21701375
Not if they get a full one from the current goa'uld society. Then we could just copy or do more special crystals.

Of course we dont give it to them now. After we use it to take the Ha'tak....

>>21700559
We still have the ability to create 'fake' symbiotes in people, which might have some value, but honestly I think it would be better to contact Prime.

>>21702713
That's really only useful for Jaffa, though. And it hurts like fuck since we literally tear ourselves apart to do it.

>>21704552
Who says we cant do this using parts from other Goa'uld?

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Bumping one more time, but it looks like OP isn't coming back.
It was fun while it lasted.

>>21704552
>>21704744
If it works like a true symbiote it should still make them stronger and healthier. If they bring us some jaffa, we might be able to use the symbiotes to permanently boost them.

>>21705066
Actually, when it was described, it was just a life support unit that only had basic healing and immune system abilities.

>>21706619
Still, that alone could drive hundreds of Jaffa to join us.

Possible ways we could go with this. 1)Dragon slaying ritual. A Jaffa must kill or retrieve a Goa'uld from a rival power and get the body back to us soon enough that its still useable.
2)Create clones and cannibalize parts of them for the same purpose.

>>21707763
We could just use a captive Goa'uld female to produce as many larvae as we want. I believe this was done by one culture in the show.

>>21707899
Ah yes. Tretonin. It's true, Goa'uld have little concern towards larvae before they achieve maturity.

As for the idea of taking larva from other System Lords, though, that will likely invite reprisals.

>>21708067
and then they will fell the wrath of a true god

>crap day at work no time to do anything in the morning. At night, people have decided nothing on what to warrant a update.
> Wakes up second day after crap day at work and traffic.
>thread still open
>People still not having decided on something to do at this point of the adventure only *plans*
>>21704744
I like the way you think.

>>21709743
Simple questions.

Show Nikola what you found on the crystals Y/N?

Use merc contacts to raid a computer or your former Jaffa Prime host to steal one?

> Dice 2d100 for the science underling if Yes
>Dice for 2d100 for computer acquisition regardless of choice.

>>21709743
We're going to accompany the mercenaries when they go to purchase a Goa'uld computer.
Since no one else has voted for that in 24 hours, let's just go with that.

And if it gets like that again, post an update saying that there's been insufficient voting.

>>21709788
>show Nikola what we found on the crystals
Didn't we already show him the energy schematics and the transporter ring safety protocols in >>21691536
Or is this about the new leech program we came up with?

>>21709828
Silly me. Indeed you did. You could show him the leech program if you want to.

Rolled 4, 99 = 103

>>21709858
>>21709788
>Leech program
No, don't show him that. It's not going to directly affect our ability to take a Ha'tak, and it could be used against us down the road.

>Get computer using merc contacts
Use the merc contacts, raid for a computer.

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Rolled 4, 61 = 65

>>21709913
>crit fail followed by crit success
Goddamn diceroller.

Rolled 53, 88 = 141

>>21709933
Damn this pseudo-random number generator.

>>21709913
Agreeing with these.

As you describe what you would need and what would be best the humans have some ideas, bt are unsatisfied with what they currently have for options.

There are a few other places a ha'tak might land, thus crystals if you could get a ha'tak, or the odd jaffa pyramid fortification, and its command centre.

Needless to say they do not enjoy the idea of trying to take on fortified positions designed to repel attacks or face the possibility of getting bombarded from above because they cant plan a infiltration at their leisure.

However there in a few days as some of their posing traders come back from their survey of the landing pyramids new information streams in.

Currently the Lo'taur of a goa'uld is touring said planet in preparation for her masters arrival, Lord Clegoragh, Master of the Skies and servant of Ernutet, along with his to primes, Walrag and T'jet.

From a source in her entourage i was determined that the next stop is going to be a quiet retreat where Clegoragh usually meets his Lo'taur on the ground, before deigning to land somewhere else. It is rumoured that there he does many a magic and scheme.

To the humans with you that is as clear as they can get from goa'uld slaves that in that location ciphers are likely to be held.

They also like the idea of hitting the same target in a different location. The current option is to let the Lo'taur and her Master meet, and strike the location after they leave, as it will be likely less guarded, under their assumption, or at least the guards will be on a lower alert once the brass visit of these months will have passed, whatever that should mean.

>>21710195
>Lo'taurs, and literally meaning "You, human" in the Goa'uld language, are personal attendants to the Goa'uld, since the Jaffa served a strictly military function. A lo'taur is the most trusted servant of the Goa'uld, and learned many secret things about their masters. They are also valuable to have near by. If a Goa'uld host is injured beyond the symbiote's capacity to heal, they would be able to take the lo'taur as a host. Also, it is notable that some lo'taurs desire to be implanted with young Goa'uld due to their desire for power.

>>21710195
Additional reports from the 'merchant's that you are able to overhear suggests that Lord Clegoragh is at large the main reason why Wadjet is being constantly defeated by the forces of Ernutet.

While the armies of Wadjet seem to be competently led once battle is joined, and seem to be somewhat more ferocious in battle than Ernutet's Jaffa, Lord Clegoragh is a master at the war in the sky and has thus far defeated every mighty ship of Wadjet, as well as ensured that Ernutet's Jaffa attack mostly worlds without the protection of celestial craft of Wadjet, while his own palaces fly over the world that is warred upon.

>>21710195
The humans know their capabilities better than we do. Though it stings our pride, we must defer to them in this. Inform them that our presence, that of a Goa'uld symbiote, can be sensed by another Goa'uld. We don't want to get found out by Clegoragh. However, from our knowledge, Jaffa cannot sense us.

If necessary, however, and they can acquire the proper clothing, we can assist our 'gracious host', in masquerading as a minor Goa'uld lord if it can get us past Jaffa security.

>>21710195
And now i'll leave you to suggestions and plans as i have to rush to work.

>>21710275
>>21710273
...wait. Clegoragh is a major rival of Wadjet?
Inform the humans that this may be an opportunity, if their information concerning Clegoragh's location is true.

We could contact Prime, let him know of Clegoragh's location, so that an assassintation strike force of Ha'taks and Jaffa can be assembled.

If they strike against Clegoragh, and succeed, then Wadjet's domain may become more secure.

Also, the Jaffa attack could provide the distraction that the mercenaries desire.

If the assassination against Clegoragh succeeds, then Wadjet loses a major rival and Emutet a valuable adviser, making Prime's job easier.
Even if it doesn't work, it will take Clegoragh off-balance, and cause him to concentrate on internal security, possibly distracting him from the campaign against Wadjet.
And either way, the mercenaries receive a distraction in order to steal the computational device we want.

Everyone wins except Clegoragh and Emutet.

>>21710195
>>21710206
You know, if we could capture that Lo'taur either before or after (after would be better) not only could we and the humans get a bunch of information but we could propose using the Lo'taur as a host. That would provide us with a body and mean that one of their precious few soldiers are no longer compromised.

>>21710336
Perhaps.
But, consider that the Lo'taur will be heavily guarded; she will have knowledge of all of Clegoragh's deepest secrets.
Not only that, but once we are out of our current host, what is to stop the mercenaries from killing us and the Lo'taur once we are no longer of use to them? So long as we are in this host, we essentially hold one of their soldiers hostage.

>>21710336
Considering what they know of symbionts, what makes you think they will let a goa'uld go before the are home safely?

We have not told them we are not full goa'uld, they only have a suspicion.
>>21710322
Jaffa assassination? Or Attack?
If its the second i bet you the ha'taks go into orbit and bomb the city.
No ha'taks for us.

If it's Assassination then they will claim them for Wadjet or run like idiots while the Jafffa of Clegoragh are on alert.

Again, no Ha'taks for us.

>>21710378
No, this is a different planet than the one that we're targeting for an insurrection and Grand Theft Ha'tak.

>>21710395
And considering what info we have, that Clegoragh will meet there with the Lotar before landing the Ha'taks, what makes you think they will land at all without him, or with him in full paranoia mode?

>>21710405
As a Goa'uld, being paranoid is the norm. But so is being megalomaniacal and with delusions of grandeur.

The idea is that since the mercenaries want to hit the retreat where Clegoragh met with his lo'taur after they leave, we tell Prime of the planet that Clegoragh will be on.
He attacks Clegoragh, preferably after his Ha'tak has landed, and we wait for the Jaffa from the retreat are ordered to Clegoragh's side, leaving the retreat lightly defended.

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>>21710365
>>21710378
Cant say I'm not worried about them killing us off afterwards. We just need to play up our usefulness and inventiveness. That we're the kind of Goa'uld thats really handy to have around.

So, right now, the options we have, and need to vote on, are:
A. Follow the Mercenaries' Plan; after Clegoragh and his Lo'taur leave, raid the retreat while a diversionary attack is launched.

B. Contact Prime, and try to convince him to launch an attack against Clegoragh after he leaves with his Lo'taur and lands his Ha'tak. The Mercenaries will meanwhile raid the retreat for the Goa'uld computer.

Voting for B.
Make sure you vote, because we don't want to lose another day because OP didn't see any kind of consensus.

>>21711056
B as well

>>21711056
B
If possible, give Prime the following instructions:
>deploy a cloaked Al'kesh to the edge of the system
>maintaining cloak, move it to the planet where the meeting is taking place
>have it fly into the meeting area at interplanetary velocity

If we can claim a nuclear explosion as a sign of our divnity, we can probably a claim a meteorite impact.

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>>21713194
>Al'Kesh Drop
It might work. But we'll have to do the calculations for the drop itself, since the Jaffa don't have the mathematical understanding to do it.

>>21713194
As I recall, hyperdrive fields can be extended around objects near the ship, so we don't have to drop the Al'kesh itself. We could use it to move an asteroid to the appropriate position and then give it a push.

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Rolled 39, 34, 9, 1, 48, 30, 31, 89, 8 = 289

>>21710322
Clegoragh is Ernutet's Fleet Commander for lack of a goa'uld title.

As for the brazen idea of calling on your former Jaffa host for help, well your current hosts is very derisive about it. Was it not he who had them hired to put a monkey wrench in Clegoraghs deployment timetable by taking out those Landing Pyramids? Who got the counter offer of taking them and possibly taking one or more Ha'tak's with them too, before they resupply?

And is it not you who want to get a Ha'tak? How are you going to get one if Clegoragh dies before he lands his ship on those landing pyramids? - Its not much of a bother, to her personally, since they will blow the landing pyramids and kill Clegoragh if you want it, just there are a few kinks in your murder plans that need be ironed out, so that they fit into this reality at the same time. Just a humble human soldiers opinion.


Moreover where it was not specified what method of transportation Clegoragh will be using to get to his retreat. They don't know, but considering that the Ha'tak Fleet is en route to its destination, they suspect he is going via stargate, or via some other ship in range of said retreat. - Depending on how full of himself this Clegoragh is. A Lo'taur's Sycophants is not the best character judge after all, in said soldiers humble opinion, due to the very nature of being sycophants.


Also Alkesh supported troop landings tend to be not the best performers against Ha'taks with full glider wings and Jaffa crews and cargo. Even if on Landing Pyramids, since they are noticeable.


The host suggests that you let the mercs do a recon before you embarrass yourself in front of the troops. And with that said you are again back in the viewer position because she is awake if you had not noticed.

>>21715700
Possibly, but if they see the asteroid they can try to intercept it. A cloaked ship is invisible until it begins re-entry; if they see it when it's a hundred kilometers and it's moving at a hundred kilometers per second, there's not much they can do about it. If we follow up with a suitably bombastic speech to the survivors we just might be able to steal ourselves a small fleet.

>>21715881
If the Al'kesh dropped out of hyperspace suitably close to the planet, the asteroid could not be intercepted in time. But I don't know how viable this plan is.

>>21715759
Alright. I was under the impression that the planet that Clegoragh is visiting is different from the planet where the rebellion is supposed to be incited, and that there were already 3 Ha'taks landed there as part of a garrison.

However, reading back through your post, I see I was mistaken.

However, the idea of using an Al'Kesh to hyperspace in an asteroid close to the planet to provide an orbital bombardment should not be discounted.

>>21715759
Alright, alright. Let the soldiers do some reconnaissance first.

>>21715759
Despite your hosts wording and suggestion you can feel the bite in the remarks.

Alexandra already knows a scouting action will go ahead regardless of what you suggest, and that contacting the prime for this job is not viable no matter how much you wish it.

The sanctuary of Clegoragh is most likely deep in his territory or well hidden from Wadjet forces, and the Ha'taks fleet deployment is something your pet prime can't do more than hire them, else he would have done it themselves.

Without further dalliance Alexandra prepares herself for a mission, with a more gruelling physical torture, as well as more rituals, usually involving weapons and tools and ointments.

One however seems highly more important for the host, as it kneeled before a small table with small icons in various state of ruin, and starting to mumble.

"In the name of the Father, the Son and the holy spirit...."
[] Analyse physical exertions
[] Observe Item Preparations
[] Study the mind through the latest Ritual.
[]Browse Memories for anything relevant.
[] Try to converse with Andrei or Nikola via Alexandra Sonia. (way less expressive.)

>>21715987
[x] Study the mind through the latest Ritual.
We need insight into these humans and their way of thinking.

>>21715934
They are different planets.
The Ha'tak's will arrive in two months since the mercs got the contract, and barely a week has past since you have taken your human host.
The Lo'taur is testing the atmosphere for her princes arrival, and then reports the whole situation, most likely standard procedure on the route of said fleet.

>>21715759
>>21715934
Sounds like we should change plans to A from here
>>21711056

>>21716046
Ok. The timetable had not been mentioned before, though. That's helpful. It lets us know how much time we have to come up with a virus that will lock out Clegoragh and give us full control.

Do we also know how much longer it will be before we are fully mature?

>>21716073
Well it takes 4 years to mature after being ready for implantation into a Jaffa doesn't it? I'd say we're probably in year 3 given the amount of control we've been able to exert.

>>21715987
"You know, he was probably one of us..."

>>21716497
Okay, another votes?
We have 1 for studying the human's mind and 1 for apparently antagonizing her by saying her god was a Goa'uld.

>>21716497
Saying this is a horrible idea. It's also kind of ridiculous, both because we know very little about the particulars of her faith, and because if we did, we would not draw the comparison.

Rolled 7, 1, 2, 4, 8, 3 = 25

>>21715987
>[X] Study the mind through the latest Ritual.
perhaps question about her religion be respectfully ..well as respectful as we can be.

As she proceeds with the prayer to theis supposedly singular yet not yet still singular deity, you break decorum by denigrating a fellow god.

>"You know, he was probably one of us..."

Your host disregards you. Continuing with the ritual. The way it feels you would be tempted to take a bet that not even a ha'tak bombardment would make your host care at this very moment.

It seems to be halfway mechanical, and has little to do with what one would expect from a prayer. She does not desire anything. She does not feel the need to repent. In fact you can see a few memories surfacing mixing and swimming about.

[] Collude them all and get the concept down.
[] Focus one one. Focus on the grey one.
[] Focus on one. Focus on the black one.
[] Focus on one. Focus on the red one.

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>>21717261

>>21717261
[x] Collude them all.
It's not as immediately useful to us to have to go after the memories piecemeal.

Rolled 10, 4, 10, 3, 1, 4 = 32

>>21717261
>[X] Collude them all and get the concept down.
RESPECT!

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>>21716884
>>21717105
We wouldn't be much of a Goa'uld if we didn't have someone being the voice of insanity.

>Collude them all and get the concept down.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnmQcqlrWik

There is nothing in the memories but a feeling of unavoidable dread. Dozens of faces swam over you, all in various states ranging from despair, fear, anger, serenity, surprise. With each face you feel her becoming less of a empathic being, and more of a machine that fakes being a animal.
Regret. Less and less of it.

You could sense the onset. A clause, a condition, a signal a order - it did not matter.

You could feel the motions of the weapons, of blades, of buttons and levers, of arms around bodies.

This was not a prayer for the one who prayed. This was a prayer for the ones who died already, and those who will die again.


With the prayer done, and the equipment folded and packed your host calms down abruptly does not make one movement. She stays in that position until her mind plummets in meditation.

"You were saying something. Pardons. I was not listening. Do please repeat that."

>What do you want to say or do ?
> Remember you are Add-on Endocrine System as well as a Neural one

>>21717727
PTSD ?
To much Eastern Front?

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>>21717727
"A thing of little consequence. Let us proceed, mortal."

Make it a sardonic comment. We know, and she knows, we're not a god. But that doesn't mean we can't act like one for purposes if humor.

>>21717727
"You must have realized by now that most, if not all, of your early gods were actually members of alien civilizations using stage magic to meddle in your species' development. I find it curious that you continue to believe in them."

>>21717781
Depending on what year it is that's not out of the question.

>>21717727
"I was theorizing on the development of your world's belief systems since the Goa'uld have left few planets untouched by our presence in the passing millennia."

>>21718010
>>21718025
>>21718103
All three are in contradiction to one another.
I know our tiny Goa'uld is someone who would make the career of a psychiatrist in treating multiple affliction, but for advancements sake lets get a dominant side to lead the conversation and not force me to pick all three at the same time, with the consequence of making the would be godling sound like a complete basket case that flew over the cuckoo's nest.

>>21718198
Alright, then lets go with >>21718103
Just to get things moving.

>>21718198
I still think putting the question directly is more useful to us in the long term, since we're likely to encounter this exact problem later on, but I'll back >>21718103
if it means moving things along.

Rolled 9, 9, 3, 7, 3, 6 = 37

>>21718198
"A thing of little consequence. Let us proceed, mortal there is much left to do."
say it with kindness and a hint of pity

Smile
offering a hand
walking through a desert together alone

>>21719159
>>21718010
I like it
we are after all a kind god

>>21719159
>>21719180
Guys, we need some consensus here.
We either bring up whether this human's god is just another Goa'uld, or we tell her to ignore it.
I'm for bringing it up, to learn more about these humans.

>>21719340
bring it up as thou her god is a Goa'uld is a way to annoy her at best why don't we just ask her about it call it professional curiosity if you want

>>21719381
Sure. Of course, that's how it's worded in >>21718103

It only >implies that her god is a Goa'uld.

>>21719180
But are we a god, or are we in fact an ubermensch? Ubergoauld. Whatever.

>>21719549
Ubergoa'uld, I believe. We know that we are not a god (even though our racial god complex is still with us), and we recognize that we lack the truly divine power to be able to tech up our Jaffa and humans and NOT give them any concessions in freedom.

Now, if we were to Ascend, and then get kicked out of the Ancient Diner but still retain most of the Ancient knowledge and physical properties, that would be a different story.

Anyway, so we're at consensus?
We are going with >>21718103

>>21719973
ok with me

>>21720978
>>21719973
Tempting as it is to quote Tyler Durden here, I agree.

>>21721037
what what quote?

Of course, once we finally get a consensus, OP is away.

>>21721045
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfDVLsBXYcM

>>21726123
perfect

elaborately tersinm I am not sure what that means captcha but i like that too

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Rolled 85, 86, 3 = 174

>"I was theorizing on the development of your world's belief systems since the Goa'uld have left few planets untouched by our presence in the passing millennia."

"Am I somehow preventing you to do that?"

>"No, I was mearly pointing out that your

"So then why would you even bother to ask me something i have no knowledge or relevant input for? I know some things and can do them pretty well. Everything else i do because it is expected off. I am not a ambulatory brain like you who has to much time and do nothing but think"

>Answer from your genetic memory Y/N?


As the session dawns you accompany the pretend merchants of the mercenaries to the planet of the platforms, once Belshwith, it is now known as Tir na nog, the promised land of Lord Clegoragh to victorious Jaffas, on the enemies of Ernutet.

There is a small tasks list Alexandra has in mind to do. For one getting close to the Lo'taur entourage to divine a more precise time frame for her meet with Clegoragh, on what you find out is called Mag Mell. Another thing would be getting closer to local movers and shakers and see about the fomenting of the revolution. Two things she is certain you could be of use.
Other things she would desire is to scout out the layout and persons of interest in the two Jaffa Barracks and the Pyramid garrison and guard, as well as transient merchants, and any other persons of interest.


[] Lo'taur Entourage Infiltration
[] Incitement to Heresy
[] Jaffa Wildlife Study
[] On Merchants&Co.

>>21729953
Say nothing. As an ambulatory brain who does a lot of thinking, we should know when to shut up, despite our heritage.

[x] Incitement to Heresy

I think we'd do best here.

>>21729983
>>21729953
[x] incitement to heresy
Go through our genetic memory for any information about Clegoragh that might be useful.

And yes, let's stay quiet. For now.
We should get that Patience perk soon.

Rolled 29, 61, 13 = 103

>>21730045
>>21729983
Very well.

2d100 for your memories.
1d100 for any aid you can give to provoke revolution

Rolled 74, 86, 3 = 163

>>21730106
And here we go.

Rolled 33, 68, 76 = 177

>>21730106

Remembering a super power

also row row fight the power

Rolled 93, 7, 21 = 121

>>21730106
Come on, genetic memories.

As Alexandra meets with persons that have a say in the community overlooked by the imposing pyramids, you take not of the various people she meets.

Mostly teens, drunk on proving themselves and doing rash and unthoughtful out actions. Not a challenge to impress such youngsters and drive them against their masters if someone is leading the way for them. They would find some other trouble to get in, regardless of scope and magnitude, as long as it will pander their ego and self approval from peers. The meat of a mass movement, and the most in need of careful handling. No need to start them and not be able to reign them in.

The other part of the meeting is talking to people of the other strata of age. Elders, who influenced the decision of the entire populous. They are not as rash, and require just as much planning. The angle the humans seem to be working is the Promise of Clegoragh, the swarming Jaffa that will return from victorious campaign, to whom they will have to pander. You suspect the mercenaries are ensuring the Jaffa to be even more overbearing and insufferable then normal.
>Dice.
What you do suggest is the obvious theological issue that might sway even the loyal ones. Clegoragh promised this to victorious Jaffa, yet the world is of Ernutets. Jaffa of all her underlings will swarm here, at Clegoragh's say so, Clegoragh who is nothing but Ernutets attack dog and cares little what will happen afterwards, and less what the price of that will be once he has accomplished the task he has been sicked on. The world is not Clegoraghs to give, and not his to rename it.

This little piece of perspective is somewhat better suited to change the views of the more traditional persons, over tea and fried huntsmeat. This meetings was only tiny probing on the subject, and allusions. But slowly and certainly, this topic will reoccur, and eventually explode. By then the mercs will be ready to strike.

Once the session is done Alexandra heads for the various places in town. Eyeing merchants in markets, and odd drinkers in taverns. She is a bit unsure what would prove more useful in the event of a rebellion. Merchants or criminals. And considering from the looks of it there is little distinction between the two, just the level to which they will sink.

There are a few trinkets in the markets that seem to be odd looking, and a few words in the tavern that jog your memory and mind a bit.

[] Suggest to come at a later date and pose as a underling of Ernutets, to awe the Merchants.
>1d100 to convince Alexandra. 5d100 for actual action success.
[]Suggest to get a closer look at the wares the merchants peddle.
> 3d100 to browse wares
[]Suggest she approach the transient looking people in taverns.
>4d20 to intrude on others people buisness.

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Rolled 55

>>21730714

Rolled 40, 67, 60 = 167

>>21730714
[x] Suggedt we take a closer look at those wares
We might fid something useful.

Rolled 43, 68, 41 = 152

>>21730714
>[X]Suggest to get a closer look at the wares the merchants peddle.

how hard can it be to convince a woman to shop ?

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Rolled 18, 45, 30 = 93

>>21730714

Peddling the merchants through various products from would be remedies ranging from horn powder of a glox beast to mera plant dried rot unguent right up to agricultural plant seeds and tools and various cloths and jewellery you cant find much on the various surface. It seems to be a normal market full of law abiding merchants. Alexandra laughs internally at the notion. She is willing to be to full days of control and complete privacy that at least half the merchants present are doing or have a history of doing various illegal things that are commercially relevant.

You are tempted to go for the bet, and seeing little merchants that could know how to deal various forbidden technologies let alone understand them you take it. Two days is little time and you sorely need entertainment.

To which your host points out that there are so many ways a merchant can do illegal stuff to turn a profit. From smuggling, to buying and selling stolen goods, and even skimming on taxes or facilitating others to do so - they don't have to be illegal towards the goa'uld. Illegal towards any position of authority they work under is enough. Before the revolution starts will either she or you will get two days of quiet

As it starts today she manages to talk shop with a merchant of odd medicinal plants, and upon hinting she needs special medicine and providing the necessary sample of payment and confidentiality the merchant is willing to provide a extended inventory of rather less then benedictive agents. From poisons to toxines and even a small collection of half a dozen Tacluchnatagamuntoron. All quite costly in a soon to be basing of a ha'tak fleet

>1/20 criminal merchant
>First direct underground contact.


[] Continue Browsing wares
"We will need to buy somethnig if we do so right now."
[] Retreat to a watering hole and see who is still up late in the evening.
"Might hear something inriguing, or might meet somone impressionable"
[] Get some shut eye for the night, in local beds.
"A option as good as any, we might need to figgure out what to do next"
[]Sneak about the outskirts of the town and baraks to map out and listen on patrools and guards
"There are always fun times to be had if you are willing to give it a loose definition"

>>21733036
It'd be neat if we could sample and replicate some of these things, but given caffeine's effect on us, I don't think we're experienced enough.

>Tacluchnatagamuntoron

What is this?

>>21733047
Continue browsing. Suggest any kind of technology or strange artifacts.

>>21733036
>[x] Continue Browsing wares
>"We will need to buy somethnig if we do so right now."
Maybe we'll get lucky with finding parts for kara'kesh.

Rolled 54 + 5

>>21733117/------>>>21673038

Roll a 1d100 to see if she agrees with you and you can present a good case to do so or wants to do something else.

Alternately you can think of a very compelling argument from your most magnificent and silver thonged self to make her do so, thus invalidating the need for a dice.

>>21733036
>poisons to toxines
Inquire further, specifically regarding airborne biological or chemical weapons. Something that could eliminate a large group of people without damaging nearby structures.

>>21733216
"If the merchants here are skilled and resourceful enough to have acquired Tacluchnatagamuntoron, then they may have acquired the crystals that I require for my computational device.
"If we can find and procure the crystals here, would that not be far better than risking the lives of your compatriots on a raid against an entrenched position?
"We are in a unique position here, where I can identify for you the functions and value of what is put before you; let us take advantage of such an opportunity."

>>21733285
this is amusing plus it might just help settle our bet.

>>21733499
derp *amazing

Rolled 100 + 5

>>21733257
The guy is selling Assassin and murder tools, very low to a bit mid level ones at that, the very lowest that require support and profitable merchantable items and not WMDs. That would put him very high the visibility ladder to very many people/Goa'uld.

Natural skin contact and ingestible toxins, of odourless and colourless complexion that are soluble, animal neurotoxines and venoms, poisonous plant extracts, and similar things a pharmacist would have. That sort of stuff. Tac's are there because he probably found them and managed to get to them without getting Zapped and found the off switch.

>>21733285
"A good proposition but we dont have anything to trade immediately but some raw naquadah meant to enhance the nuke, should it be needed to do so, if shields are raised for the Ha'taks. - a safety net we dont want to need at all since we will be on one. Hard to move it around at a time like this. We can only do so once there is lower attention to security, and the Lo'taur has left. And it would be prudent to buy something from this merchant, and then have him introduce us to someone else for a fee. You know, to become a known constant and not a unknown variable element."

"No we have done enough nosing for today, and we have time. I want to get drunk. Don't be a bore and let the alcohol flow free."

>>21733554
"Then I suggest a pair of the Tacluchnatagamuntoron, perhaps some ingestible toxins that cannot be detected or counteracted by a symbiote."

>>21733606
this then we can yield to her request.

>>21733554
It occurs to me that we can quite easily produce a gas that is colourless, odourless and quite lethal in confined spaces. This would be a stupid question, except that it's entirely possible no one has asked it before: are Ha'taks equipped with carbon monoxide detectors?

>>21733949
I get it is part of the fire suppression system.

>>21733989
In the last thread it was mentioned that we could spoof the fire suppression system as a way of venting atmosphere. Fumigation may still be possible.

Rolled 75, 15, 45 = 135

>>21733554
THEN BY THE GODS WE SHALL DRINK!!!
lets get into a fight :)

bump

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>>21738325
>Tacluchnatagamuntoron
That's not how you bump THIS is how you Bump !

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bump

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>>21734253
Ok, back of the envelope, we need about 80 kilos of CO to ensure a lethal concentration in all areas of the ship. If we can get some airtight storage containers, fill each one with about 40 kilos of something equivalent to coal, then fit it with a small air conpressor to control the oxygen content, we can build ourselves a monoxide bomb. If we know where the ships are going to land, we can pack explosives around each container and place them where we expect the rings to appear. When the troops beam down, the bombs get beamed up, the explosives detonate and anyone in that compartment gets either shredded or poisoned. From there we need to use our hacking abilities to disable countermeasures while the gas spreads throughout the ship. If everything goes to plan, the mercs then put on their respirators, walk up to the bridge and we can capture all three.

>"Then I suggest a pair of the Tacluchnatagamuntoron, perhaps some ingestible toxins that cannot be detected or counteracted by a symbiote."

"You are in a cheery mood today? Fancy some suicide? - You know we will have to test it."

As you enter the negotiations for the Tac's, she manages to get a good price on the entire set. The payment method makes the trader highly nervous, but once you seem to be looking for more and possibly long term supply he gets calmer, although he apologises for not being able to get a steady supply of Tac's. Once your interest goes to toxins that symbiotes cannot counteract he seems a bit by surprised by such a request, but he can try to find something, in a month. Something that might kill a jaffa without it knowing. Once that is done, Alexandra pushes for various chemical compounds. Acids, Alcohols, Salts. High purity, high concentrations. This is curious for the merchant but something that will keep him buy and willing to give you a little bit of leeway.

As the sun sets you get to the closest place that serves alcohol brews. In one corner two young jaffas sweaty and bruised from exercises, at another table two odd leather and coat wearing figures. At the counter a various amalgamation of rich and poor juvenile humans being loud and self-absorbed in their own little world, and near the door two old men and two women past young.

Choose one dice 1d20
[] keep her from getting drunk
[] keep her from blacking out
[] keep her from passing out
[] let her get as drunk as she gets
Choose one dice 1d100
[] focus on keeping sensory input sharp
[] focus on nerves and muscles
[] focus on endocrine reactions.

>>21741957
That is going to have to be... interesting. And slow.

>>21742707
>[X] focus on nerves and muscles

[X] keep her from passing out
if she blacks out we probable get controller time

Rolled 89

>>21741957
>[X] focus on keeping sensory input sharp
and
[X] keep her from passing out
fun but not too much fun

Rolled 18

>>21742707
Keep her from passing out.

"You know before, when you called me an ambulatory brain? I'm actually an amphibious vermiform brain. Just in case you were wondering."

>That is going to have to be... interesting. And slow.
I'll take slow if it means a chance to get all the ships. I haven't forgotten that one of our potential adversaries is MacGyver himself; we need to be operating at at least the level of the A-Team if we want to compete with that.

Rolled 81

>>21743026
he is not even born yet
now that's some Goa'uld level paranoia worrying about some one who isn't even alive yet
now lets get this party started

Rolled 12

>>21742707
[x] keep her from blacking out

>>21742707
The Bar seems to be a walled of terrace supported by four slabs of treetrunks. About as think as a man. The main entrance behind you is of wooden door, if somewhat flimsy, in Alexandras opinion. Each adjacent wall has a large window, while behind the counter there seems to be a door hiding behind a wall.

Oil lamps hang from the transverse beams of wood. And from the looks of it the owner intends to build a room over the terrace turned barroom that serves as income source.

You may not look like a imposing figure, mostly due to Alexandras choice in clothing. Said clothing does not look to concealing and is loose enough to hide the odd small object on her as well as cover any scars that would indicate what she is.

With the proper coinage drinks are purchased, and if somewhat less strong and clear that what your host is used to, she does not mentally complain, just registers it. Over the course of a hour, she gets different looks from the pair of young Jaffa and that of the human pack, while the leathered and coated figures keep to themselves and the foursome near the exit get slightly more lewd amongst themselves.

As she continues to get progressively more drunk seem to become less somber while your direct links to her get much number. While her nature is inherently adverse to any squander, any of your suggestions will be as her own if it leads to a harmless blunder.

[] Suggest a pair of Jaffa
[] Suggest Young Human Gang
[] Suggest Mystery and Investigation
[] Suggest Ale and Whores.

>>21744188
[x] Suggest Mystery and Investigation
Oh this is not going to end well. Not well at all.

Rolled 13

>>21742707

>[x] Let her have her fun and get tipsy, just don't let our host become incapacitated.

Rolled 7

>>21744235
Second.

>>21743907
I'm starting to wonder if I'm the only one who's even trying to play Leviathan as an insane genius.

Rolled 44

>>21744188
>[X] Suggest Mystery and Investigation
not so much for acutely finding a mystery but to learn how she would conduct a Investigation

>>21745488
even a broken watch is right twice a day.

Rolled 13

> Crap session of SotS while trying to make Final Liberation work on Windoz.
> Mounting Responses. Loyal Player Base. I like you all.
> For the contignous faith in the will of the gods, even though inebriated, ye shall be rewarded, even if late as usual.
>>21744188
[x] Suggest Mystery and Investigation


>www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6RFpPPP8xU&


"Sure. Might as well be part of a cheap crime novel.", is your hosts dismissal to that outlandish idea.

A a bottle and a half of Valsine sweet spirits later however, without any explanation Alexandra just walks over to the table of the two figgures, with a derisive look on her face. They are having a game of chance. She has but a vague notion of how its played based on watching them on her way, while you dont really have much on the game at all.

Alexandra drops some coin to the bartender, buys another bottle of alcohol and without much introduction plonks them on the table of the players.

"I want to play."

Rolled 91

You are certain there are ways more subtle to get the attention or into the mind or finding out the plots of characters that want to stay discrete for various reasons. You are certain your hosts knows a few more than you. And you are certain she does this on purpose. On alcohol and drug induced stupor no doubt.

"This is a private game. We dont play for liquors."

To which Alexandra simply swills down three mouthfuls of Valsine and plants the bottle, half empty, back on the table.

" Sorry for the manners. How much is the entrance?" And to that she just puts her coin pouch on the table. That would be your entire collective pay for the service you have done this week and the allowance for the little theatre performance you are supposed to do.

"Now, it would be best to take my offer. I can see the future lads. And if you do not I foresee a bar fight where two young Jaffa children, sons of someone might die, and which will have some very angry jaffa parents have a grudge on whoever started it. And i can predict that you do not want that kind of attention. So why dont we all become really friendly and play?"

Eventually the game continues, now with three sides, and while at the start loosing half the money, Alexandra picks up fast, and soon acquires a impressive tally of victories of bluffs and cheats, a fact to which she attributes to her still in good working order hands and due to the fact that these two are not all that attentive to their play.

So she decides to push. In less than half an hour and two bottles later, the two guys sitting across the table have less than a quarter of the total wealth that is being played on, and soon stand to loose the rest in short order. To which one has the wise idea to challenge your host of cheating. Unfortunately the same one has the temerity to make a grab for Alexandra's wrist.

Rolled 18

This prompts the rather quick succession of three actions. One would be the few game tokens falling down the shirt to the elbow before being grabbed at the wrist. Two being Alexandras faking a entire move of lechery to anyone not paying close attention, by making the snuff of her wrist seem to be a overly drunk man and women getting onto the others lap. The third one you need no description, except the metallic clicking sound, coming from under the table, where Alexandra seems to be holding her balance in the players lap.


Eventually the man eases up and the game winds down heavily on interest, the two men being happy enough to draw it out as long as possible with the concession of accepting drinks on Alexandra.

As this lasts long into the night the happy foursome and the two Jaffa are gone, while the gaggle of human teens seems to decrees in numbers.

Soon she puts a bag on the table and rolls some of the dried content in a sheath of fragile fabric, lights it on fire and from which then she proceeds to inhale heavily. Making her noticeable as a non local.

Eventually the three gamers get so drunk that it is known at the table the reason for dragging the game so long. A fourth one should be coming. Business it seems. But if the fourth one should not appear they seem the two of you might provide something similar. To which the classification in Alexandras mind is finalized. Theft, Murder or Sex.


[] Nag her back to bed.
[] Incite her to outshine the seller
[] Soothe her to wait.
> Dice 1d20 and 1d100 for any choice.

Rolled 76

>>21747690
>[X] Soothe her to wait.

Rolled 16

>>21747690
[x] Nag her back to bed.
Rolling the d20.

Rolled 63

>>21748301
And the d100.

Rolled 12

>>21747690

[x] Soothe her to wait.
the Mystery is just getting interesting
its time to do some Investigation.

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On a Clifhanker of sorts i must leave you for the week, and head for bed.

I will resume next week, Monday, or Thursday, 1900 ot 2000 GMT.

And as such i roll the curtains.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_19IPpFocN4