>>43661624
>>"It's Captain Liam King, thanks."

>>43661624
"It's Captain Liam King."
Emphasize on the word "Captain".

>>43661624
I knew it was going to be Space Pirate Quest.
>"It's Captain Liam King, thanks."

>>43661624
>"It's Captain Liam King, thanks."

>>43661624
>areminder
>you once proud and renown features
DRINK!

>"It's Captain Liam King, thanks."
Plebeians need to know the titles after all.

God fucking dammit Brine your Sith Quest sucks

>>43661624
>"It's Captain Liam King, thanks."

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>>43661701
I'm sorry you feel that way friend

>>43661624
>>"It's Captain Liam King, thanks."
Time to go Jack Sparrow

>>43661624
>"Cheers"

>>43661731
Do you regret everything yet friend

>>43661731
God fucking dammit Brine your DBZ Quest sucks

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>>43661753
Nah

>>43661762
Whut

>>43661731
Its ok, this might be ok. You don't seem like a horrible person.

>"The one and only."

>>43661624
Votes are in

>>43661624
>"It's Captain Liam King, thanks."

>>43661762
Damnit Quest God Fucking Sucks Your Sith

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>>43661624
New quest sounds neat as shit
It's fucking 2AM
...
DAMMIT BRINE

>>43661653
>>43661668
>>43661670
>>43661691
>>43661693
>>43661723
>>43661734

"It's 'Captain' Liam King, thanks."

You say, with heavy emphasis on the Captain. Based on the sudden intakes of breath you hear it's safe to assume them didn't think you were listening to them.

"S-Silence prisoner! We're leaving you unrestrained for now but we won't hesitate to keep you bound if you don't stay nice and quiet."

The human guard says, scrambling for his words. Your mind turns to the back wall of the transport. The wall is heavily magnetized and with the flip of a switch the guards can activate it, pulling at the rings on your wrists and feet effectively restraining you and leaving you pinned against the wall for the remainder of your stay. Nasty but effective.

You think for a moment, the two seem to be whispering to themselves to avoid you picking up on their discussion.

>What do you do?

>Remain silent
>Focus and try to pick up on what they are saying.
>"What am I going to do? Talk you into setting me free? Promise you gold, jewels, women, power, your name known by everyone in the sector? Is that what you think I'll do?"
>"Oh, that's a shame then, as the last two people I'd ever see on the outside I was hoping you'd want to hear about my life. I have to preserve my legacy somehow, if nothing else I was hoping I could share the stories of my daring lawless life. But I'll be quiet if that's what you want."

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>>43661999
>>"Oh, that's a shame then, as the last two people I'd ever see on the outside I was hoping you'd want to hear about my life. I have to preserve my legacy somehow, if nothing else I was hoping I could share the stories of my daring lawless life. But I'll be quiet if that's what you want."

>>43661999
>Focus and try to pick up on what they are saying.

>>43661999
>>"What am I going to do? Talk you into setting me free? Promise you gold, jewels, women, power, your name known by everyone in the sector? Is that what you think I'll do?"
>>"Oh, that's a shame then, as the last two people I'd ever see on the outside I was hoping you'd want to hear about my life. I have to preserve my legacy somehow, if nothing else I was hoping I could share the stories of my daring lawless life. But I'll be quiet if that's what you want."
BOTH
THE TRIPS DEMANDS IT

>>43661999
>"Oh, that's a shame then, as the last two people I'd ever see on the outside I was hoping you'd want to hear about my life. I have to preserve my legacy somehow, if nothing else I was hoping I could share the stories of my daring lawless life. But I'll be quiet if that's what you want."

>>43661999
>Focus and try to pick up on what they are saying.

>>43661999
>>Focus and try to pick up on what they are saying.

>>43661999
>>"Oh, that's a shame then, as the last two people I'd ever see on the outside I was hoping you'd want to hear about my life. I have to preserve my legacy somehow, if nothing else I was hoping I could share the stories of my daring lawless life. But I'll be quiet if that's what you want."

I like the way this is going. Space Captain Jack Sparrow here we go.

>>43661999
>"Oh, that's a shame then, as the last two people I'd ever see on the outside I was hoping you'd want to hear about my life. I have to preserve my legacy somehow, if nothing else I was hoping I could share the stories of my daring lawless life. But I'll be quiet if that's what you want."
>"Savvy?"
check the door to see if it's double-hinged barrels, if so
>apply leverage.
could'nt resist going full captain jack sparrow.

>>43661999
>"What am I going to do? Talk you into setting me free? Promise you gold, jewels, women, power, your name known by everyone in the sector? Is that what you think I'll do?"
>"Oh, that's a shame then, as the last two people I'd ever see on the outside I was hoping you'd want to hear about my life. I have to preserve my legacy somehow, if nothing else I was hoping I could share the stories of my daring lawless life. But I'll be quiet if that's what you want."

>>43661999
Votes are in

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>>43662081
>>43662101

"Oh, that's a shame then, as the last two people I'd ever see on the outside I was hoping you'd want to hear about my life. I have to preserve my legacy somehow, if nothing else I was hoping I could share the stories of my daring lawless life. But I'll be quiet if that's what you want."

You say, a shadow of a smirk gracing your lips. You hear a bit of an argument between the two of them before one of them speaks.

"Like... what?"

He asks.

"Well, there was a time I had... 'relations' with a beautiful PGF Officer after we'd just finished having a fire fight. Our relationship was... complicated to say the least. Oh, or the time my crewmate Yark won fifteen million creds then ended up blowing it all in one night in what was possibly the stupidest bet in the recorded history of the galaxy. There was also the time I stole the Elder Mind of Kungvar's ship and took it for a joy ride."

You say recalling some of your many adventures in your life.

"How about the story of how you got caught?"

The non human guard asks, a gurgling laugh ringing out from within the cockpit.

>What do you say?

>Mutiny - My right hand thought he'd make a better Captain. Apparently enough of the crew agreed with him, I was betrayed and abandoned by my crew.

>Rival Pirate - A rival Pirate Lord who I've been at war with for years finally decided that it was time to end it. Unfortunately he won.

> Lost Love - I made the mistake of falling in love. The how's and why's aren't important, but they cost me everything, and I payed the price like a fool.

>I Fought the Law and the Law Won - The PGF set the bait. Some part of me knew it was too good to be true but I'm nothing if not a dare-devil. Got into a dog fight with a PGF Emperor-class ship. Needless to say I lost.

>>43662415
>I Fought the Law and the Law Won - The PGF set the bait. Some part of me knew it was too good to be true but I'm nothing if not a dare-devil. Got into a dog fight with a PGF Emperor-class ship. Needless to say I lost.

>>43662415
>>I Fought the Law and the Law Won - The PGF set the bait. Some part of me knew it was too good to be true but I'm nothing if not a dare-devil. Got into a dog fight with a PGF Emperor-class ship. Needless to say I lost.

>>43662415
>>Mutiny - My right hand thought he'd make a better Captain. Apparently enough of the crew agreed with him, I was betrayed and abandoned by my crew.

Full Jack Sparrow

>>43662415
>I Fought the Law and the Law Won - The PGF set the bait. Some part of me knew it was too good to be true but I'm nothing if not a dare-devil. Got into a dog fight with a PGF Emperor-class ship. Needless to say I lost.

>>43662415
>> Lost Love - I made the mistake of falling in love. The how's and why's aren't important, but they cost me everything, and I payed the price like a fool.
We were a good captain and an epic warlord

>>43662415
>I Fought the Law and the Law Won - The PGF set the bait. Some part of me knew it was too good to be true but I'm nothing if not a dare-devil. Got into a dog fight with a PGF Emperor-class ship. Needless to say I lost.

>>43662415
>I Fought the Law and the Law Won - The PGF set the bait. Some part of me knew it was too good to be true but I'm nothing if not a dare-devil. Got into a dog fight with a PGF Emperor-class ship. Needless to say I lost.

>>43662415
> Lost Love - I made the mistake of falling in love. The how's and why's aren't important, but they cost me everything, and I payed the price like a fool.

>>43662503
Unfortunately we picked a double agent as our lover.

>>43662415
>I Fought the Law and the Law Won - The PGF set the bait. Some part of me knew it was too good to be true but I'm nothing if not a dare-devil. Got into a dog fight with a PGF Emperor-class ship. Needless to say I lost.
>And they even had the gall to mock me with my catch phrase.

>>43662415
>Lost Love - I made the mistake of falling in love. The how's and why's aren't important, but they cost me everything, and I payed the price like a fool.

>>43662415
> Lost Love - I made the mistake of falling in love. The how's and why's aren't important, but they cost me everything, and I payed the price like a fool.

> and I payed the price like a fool.

> and I payed the price.

> and I payed.

> payed the price.

> like a fool.

>>43662415
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>>43662530

"I fought the law, and the law won. The PGF set the bait. Some part of me knew it was too good to be true but I'm nothing if not a dare-devil. Got into a dog fight with a PGF Emperor-class ship. Needless to say I lost."

You say, your voice a bit hollow as you remember that day. You watched most of your crew die that day... Yark, Melanie, Jormir, Nissa... most of them gone. The rest are likely being crated and shipped off like you, though knowing the PGF as well as you do they'll be nowhere near you, probably if different sectors all together.

Suddenly the cabin shakes with turbulence as you pass over a rough patch of air and you're jostled. The two guards quickly start cursing and muttering to one another before correcting the flight of the ship. You try to collect yourself and see that a corner of a nearby panel in the ship's walls has come a bit loose. Not much, but it's something you might be able to use. As you begin to cross over to it the non-human voice pipes up.

"So how does a guy become a Pirate Lord anyway? You look like just a man to me, but the stories I've heard about you? They make you look like something else."

You figure you should keep them talking so they stay distracted.

>Con't

>>43662784
> "See, the first thing you need is a nice hat..."
Jack Sparrow: IN SPACE

>>43662931
I can't wait for our "But you have heard of me." Moment

Brine ded?

>>43662784

Note: This decision will determine Liam's starting stats, we'll be using the SPECIAL stat configuration: Strength, Perception, Endurance, Charisma, Intelligence, Agility and Luck which operate on a 1 to 10 scale. The decision you make will determine your primary stat, as a legendary figure you will have one stat maxed as your legendary trait. The remainder of your stats will be built around supporting the play style supporting your primary state.

>What do you say?

>Might Makes Right - You can really get shit done when you can kill your average sapient creature in a single blow. Makes sure people listen to what you have to say, and once you've established you're the hardest hitting thing this side of the planet nobody questions you.

>Eyes Everywhere - You have to have good senses. It's a lot harder for the dealer across the table to ambush you if you know where his gun is, which of his men is armed, and what they're armed with.

>Tough as Nails - Simple, make it so nobody can fucking kill you. I've been in more fights, escapes, suicide missions, and hopeless ventures then the average man sees on the news before he dies in the course of a few years, and I'm still kicking.

>Silver Tongue - It's all about getting people to like you, to want to listen to you. That joke about making you want to let me free by offering you riches and all that? Might not have been a joke son.

>Brains of the Outfit - Brains is all you need. I know more languages then you've ever heard of and the cultures behind them, intricacies of the political landscape of this entire sector, and how this ship runs. Everything else is cake.

>Quick Hands - I've got the fastest hands in the galaxy, that's how. I could steal your watch, grope your woman, and kill your best friend with a single shot all in the time it takes you to scratch your ass.

>Devil's Luck - I'm just too fucking lucky for everyone else's own good.

>>43662784
>"You be a pirate and you be a lord, simple as that"

>>43662998
>>Devil's Luck - I'm just too fucking lucky for everyone else's own good.
Here we go

>>43662978
Nope, just trying to fit everything in a single post

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>>43662998
>>Devil's Luck - I'm just too fucking lucky for everyone else's own good.

>>43662998
>Devil's Luck - I'm just too fucking lucky for everyone else's own good.

>>43662998
"Well for starters you need a hat, a nice one preferably."

>Devil's Luck - I'm just too fucking lucky for everyone else's own good.

>>43662998
>Devil's Luck - I'm just too fucking lucky for everyone else's own good.

>>43662998
>>Devil's Luck - I'm just too fucking lucky for everyone else's own good.

Time to go full Sparrow

>>43662998
>Silver Tongue - It's all about getting people to like you, to want to listen to you. That joke about making you want to let me free by offering you riches and all that? Might not have been a joke son.

>>43662998
>>Tough as Nails - Simple, make it so nobody can fucking kill you. I've been in more fights, escapes, suicide missions, and hopeless ventures then the average man sees on the news before he dies in the course of a few years, and I'm still kicking.

>>43663018
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>>43663056

"I'm not sure myself, one day I decided that the average Joe's life was not for me and walked off into the sunset, 3 months later I had a whole crew some bug fucking guns and the emperor of some species I had never heard of hostage for some reason"

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>>43663018
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>>43663056

Fuck well here we go

Ehh.... Ehh......

I suppose
>Devil's Luck - I'm just too lucky for everyone else's own good.

Just dropping the curse word. We're better than that. We're a pirate LORD after all and not some fresh scallywaggon freshly off a planet.

Intelligence is a close second however.

>>43662998
>Devil's Luck - I'm just too fucking lucky for everyone else's own good.
Everyone else assumes that I plan it all our or makes things up as I go along.

>>43663093
Jack was one hell of talker though.

in other news, JAQ's under heavy siege from shitposting, with a nasty write-in vote that has potentially ended the quest.

>>43662998
Votes are in

>>43663169
JAQ?

>>43663206
Jedi Apprentice Quest.

>>43663143
Truth be told I am often confused as to what exactly he says. He uses strange words. Also I personally think that cursing with words like fuck and the like detracts from the character.

>>43663169
Seriously. Must be some retarded people in there.

>>43663169
What happened?

>>43663326
A kill self write-in.

>>43663348
Why would anyone do something like that?

>>43663373
Why would someone troll on an imageboard?

>>43663348
Like seriously, why? That's just plain mean to the QM and assholeish to the other players. That aside I am upset there was not a vote to roll a red Twi´lek female.

>>43663373
Cause they don't like the quest/me?

I guess

>>43663018
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>>43663124

>Devil's Luck

>S: 2
>P: 4
>E: 6
>C: 6
>I: 2
>A: 2
>L: 10

"I'm just too fucking lucky for everyone else's own good."

You say with a laugh as you approach the ever so slightly ajar panel.

"Well you can't be too lucky considering you're back there now can you?"

The human guard replies with a laugh oh his own.

The delicious irony of the situation as he says that is not lost upon you as you approach the now slightly loosened panel. Now the question is how to get it open. You realize that trying to get it open one way or another and failing will likely result in a lot of noise that will alert the guards to what you're doing. You take a moment to consider your options.

>What do you do?

>Force it open (S)
>Try to use your knowledge to apply just the riiiiiight amount of leverage to pop the panel off. (I)
>Try to slide your hand in there and undo the latch (A)
>Maybe the latch just came undone in the turbulence (L)

>>43663397
There is trolling and there is ruining a quest just because.

>>43663407
I don't know, maybe I don't get it because I'm not retarded (or so I hope) but usually if you hate a quest or a QM you just drop it and that's it.

>>43663426
>Maybe the latch just came undone in the turbulence (L)

>>43663426
>Maybe the latch just came undone in the turbulence (L)

>>43663426
>Try to use your knowledge to apply just the riiiiiight amount of leverage to pop the panel off. You hope the panel uses half-barrel hinges. (I+L)

>>43663426
>>Maybe the latch just came undone in the turbulence (L)

>>43663426
>Maybe the latch just came undone in the turbulence (L)

>>43663426
>>Maybe the latch just came undone in the turbulence (L)

You'll gladly remember this as the day that you almost put away Captain Liam King.

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>>43663426
>>Maybe the latch just came undone in the turbulence (L)
>Maybe
>MAYBE

>>43663426
I'm going to be gone for a spell, I need to make a quick fast food run because I am out and I am dying, I'll be back shortly chums. Promise. I'll try and reply to things on mobile if possible.

>>43663502
Any idea what's up with the current thing in JAQ? Do you like that quest so far?

>>43663426
Does this choice still influence our SPECIAL? If so, then
>Try to use your knowledge to apply just the riiiiiight amount of leverage to pop the panel off. (I)

If it's now into rolling territory, then
>Maybe the latch just came undone in the turbulence (L)
I mean, there's no point NOT playing our strengths when we can, right?

>>43663543
On a side note, how come this guy gets a ton of players and I'm stuck with three? Bitch moan whine, etc.

Well maybe I'll be able to pick up some tips.

>>43663426
>>Maybe the latch just came undone in the turbulence (L)

>>43663563
The waifus are the key.

>>43663563
What quest are you running?

>>43663543
Little of column A little of B
Choosing Int stuff will increase your stats over time, but we are currently in rolling territory.

>>43663531
I've been peaking in between posts and to be honest I was a little afraid this might happen. I have a weird reputation so those who don't like me will shit post in things I'm associated with and some of my own readers are shit posters. By their powers combined shit like this can happen.

>people didn't choose max toughness

I mean, yay, we're "lucky" but that won't stop the dice from fucking us raw.

>>43663600
Noted. But there's no sign of a waifu here? (although inevitably, a pirate king needs a pirate queen)

>>43663642
Tide of Ages Quest. It's a revision of a civ quest I ran long ago, with the focus shifted from the whole civilization, to a single individual each generation.
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Tide%20of%20Ages

>>43663683
Definitely Int then. If nothing else, we can go balls-to-the-wall later when it really counts and count on luck the devil WISHES he had, to get us out of danger.

I'll have to catch the rest of this tomorrow morning though. G'night.

>>43663683
The QM guy seems a little shaken up by how things happened. Do you plan on an early crossover of some kind to generate some HYPE?

>>43663725
Eh, too late now. Gotta live a little once in a while, right?

>>43663832
>It's a revision of a civ quest
Well that's the problem then. Those things never last and have gone out of popularity months ago.

>>43663853
>live a little

>when we're slowly dying

Can't wake up.

Almost home friends

>>43663832
We are like 4 posts in, the waifus take a little more to show up.
Those guards look like top-tier waifu material, thou.

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>>43663878
it's a fresh hell that never gets stale.

>>43663426
>Maybe the latch just came undone in the turbulence (L)

Really who know right...right?

>>43663952
You didn't actually like that Jedi crap right Chibs? You're a man of refined taste

>>43663987
So, you're asking him to fully introduce himself, to determine whether or not he is a man of wealth and taste?

I'm sure if you introduced yourself he'd be pleased to meet you.

>>43663869
Let me re-state.

it's the revision of a civ quest that lasted almost a year and was at one point the longest running quest on /tg/

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>>43663878
You lack determination anon!

>>43663459
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>>43663981

>Roll 1d100

Rolled 92 (1d100)

>>43664048
Huh, well aint that jolly.

>>43664081

Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>43664081

Rolled 16 (1d100)

>>43663987
it's got potential, but the writing prose soured the experience.
>>43664081
cheers mate

Rolled 2 (1d100)

>>43664081

Rolled 2 (1d100)

>>43664081

Rolled 91 (1d100)

>>43664081

man im glad some one rolled a 92

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>>43664100
What the hell is this?!!

>>43663852

That's not really possible, he's a Jedi on his first day of training on basically the Jedi HQ. Xanth is not going anywhere near that place. At least for a while.

>>43664124
It's the number two. Usually it's the second one people learn, I'm surprised you've never seen it before.

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>>43664048
that's the thing, it's a rehash of a previously made quest. Either you use the title but take it on a completely different spin that makes it stand out from it's predecessor (i.e. Hollow Quest and Hollow Quest:Redux) or make something completely original with a good enticing style.
>>43664101
>>43664100
my god that's too close.

>>43664113
Jack Sparrow is with me anon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVXCr6upWUo

>>43664141
Now I am kinda looking forward to a scene where Xanth gets captured by Jedi and they transport him somewhere to be interrogated. During the travels they attempt to convert him and he is like, nah, I like fun. Then when they get to the interrogation site he breaks free since the plan all along was to assassinate the interrogation Jedi.

>>43664086

>Rolled 92
>Success

You pull ever so gently at the latch and it swings open silently. You're tempted to laugh but considering it could make this good fortune go to waste you manage to contain yourself. Some of the circuitry of the ship is laid bare before you, but it will take some time for you to get your bearings with all these damned wires.

"So we know the how's, but not the why's. What made you become a pirate? Where did the mighty Liam King start out?"

One of the guards asks you. You decide that you use the time you take answering his question to inspect the innards of the panel.

>What do you say?

>Bored - I grew up on a farm on some planet you've never heard of. It didn't really appeal to me, so I left. Ten standard years later and I'm one of the most famous outlaws in the galaxy.

>Former Soldier - I was a ground troop for the PGF once upon a time, fought in one of the bloodiest battles seen in the last fifty standard years. I came to find I didn't agree with the way the PGF operated, so I went rogue.

>Old Money - I come from a family of money so old you can trace it back to Old Earth. When my father died I took my inheritance and decided I didn't want to live the life he did. I wanted adventure.

>>43664317
>>Bored - I grew up on a farm on some planet you've never heard of. It didn't really appeal to me, so I left. Ten standard years later and I'm one of the most famous outlaws in the galaxy.

>>43664317
>>Former Soldier - I was a ground troop for the PGF once upon a time, fought in one of the bloodiest battles seen in the last fifty standard years. I came to find I didn't agree with the way the PGF operated, so I went rogue.

>>43664317
>>Former Soldier - I was a ground troop for the PGF once upon a time, fought in one of the bloodiest battles seen in the last fifty standard years. I came to find I didn't agree with the way the PGF operated, so I went rogue.

>>43664317
>Bored - I grew up on a farm on some planet you've never heard of. It didn't really appeal to me, so I left. Ten standard years later and I'm one of the most famous outlaws in the galaxy.

>>43664317
>>Former Soldier - I was a ground troop for the PGF once upon a time, fought in one of the bloodiest battles seen in the last fifty standard years. I came to find I didn't agree with the way the PGF operated, so I went rogue.

>>43664317
>>Former Soldier - I was a ground troop for the PGF once upon a time, fought in one of the bloodiest battles seen in the last fifty standard years. I came to find I didn't agree with the way the PGF operated, so I went rogue.

>>43664317

>Former Soldier - I was a ground troop for the PGF once upon a time, fought in one of the bloodiest battles seen in the last fifty standard years. I came to find I didn't agree with the way the PGF operated, so I went rogue.
Really wanted to pump Endurance but oh well, Space Jack Sparrow will be awesome. We ill just have to focus on increasing End and Int as much as possible

>>43664317

>Former Soldier - I was a ground troop for the PGF once upon a time, fought in one of the bloodiest battles seen in the last fifty standard years. I came to find I didn't agree with the way the PGF operated, so I went rogue.

>>43664317
>"I found a nice hat and I knew what I had to do."

>Bored - I grew up on a farm on some planet you've never heard of. It didn't really appeal to me, so I left. Ten standard years later and I'm one of the most famous outlaws in the galaxy.

>>43664388
Int is most important! Need to be savvy Pirate after all.

>>43664317
>>Bored - I grew up on a farm on some planet you've never heard of. It didn't really appeal to me, so I left. Ten standard years later and I'm one of the most famous outlaws in the galaxy.

The first thing I did, was get a great hat.

>>43664317
>Bored - I grew up on a farm on some planet you never heard of. But then I found a nice hat, and then I knew what I wanted to be in my life. 10 years later, here I am.

>>43663426
>I: 2

So he's a massive retard?

>>43664460
1 is average, 2 is above average.

>>43664474
then whats 10 tho

>>43664402
But maxxed Endurance!
We can be like Will Farrels character in austin powers, keep surviving all this shit, shootings, falling from buildings, explosionsn crashes, then just walk out of the flames and say' please stop trying to kill me'

>>43664487
Devil's luck. We're supernaturally lucky. One cannot comprehend the bounds of our luck.

>>43664422
"It was my lucky hat, you know. I never died while wearing that hat."

>>43664317
>>Former Soldier - I was a ground troop for the PGF once upon a time, fought in one of the bloodiest battles seen in the last fifty standard years. I came to find I didn't agree with the way the PGF operated, so I went rogue.

>>43664487
Ozymandias levels of Int

>>43664317
Votes are in

>>43664503
>still gonna get fucked by dice

I mean, if having luck at ten negates critfails that'd be supernaturally lucky

But it wont

so it's a useless stat

>The sad truth

>>43664632
but that's the fun, anon. our ridiculous luck stat amps our results to god-tier shenanigans lucky or unlucky, and what we make of it makes us so legendary.

>>43664703
Embrace the Sparrow

>>43664632
>thinking Brine would work out how to do SPECIAL in his own quest and then make one stat completely useless

You're a special kind of special you are.

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>>43664723
>throws a borrowed system in

>"he put so much work into it!"

>>43664345
>>43664348
>>43664359
>>43664360
>>43664388
>>43664396
>>43664535

"I was a soldier, ground troop for the PGF once upon a time. Fought in one of the bloodiest battles seen in the last fifty standard years. I came to find I didn't agree with the way the PGF operated, so I went rogue. From then it was just me and my hat and I went where the solar winds took me."

You say with a chuckle, though a pang of sadness fills you upon remembering those days.

"Wait... you were at the Battle of the Bleeding Moon, weren't you?"

The human guard asks.

"The one and the same. I was one of three survivors in my squad. You could say that was the day I found out I was blessed. I don't think I could properly articulate the amount of times dumb luck has saved my hide on that hellscape."

You gaze back down at the mess of wires in front of you and search your mind for any solution.

>What do you do?

>Try and remember some old schematics from your time with the PGF. (I)
>Try to discern what wire leads where in the ship and pick the one most likely to lead to the engine. (P)
>Pull some random wires, you've gotten this far by winging it. (L)

>>43664776
>>Try and remember some old schematics from your time with the PGF. (I)

>>43664776
>>Try and remember some old schematics from your time with the PGF. (I)

>>43664776
>Try and remember some old schematics from your time with the PGF. (I)

>>43664776
>Try and remember some old schematics from your time with the PGF. (I)

Combat engineer ahoy!

>>43664776
>Try and remember some old schematics from your time with the PGF. (I)
Failing that.
>Pull some random wires, you've gotten this far by winging it. (L)

>>43664776
>Pull some random wires, you've gotten this far by winging it. (L)

Brine i must ask...do we have a hat?

>>43664776
>Try to discern what wire leads where in the ship and pick the one most likely to lead to the engine. (P)
Our perception is better than our Intelligence.
P:4
I:2

>>43664776
>>Try and remember some old schematics from your time with the PGF. (I)
>>43664853
No, we have to get it back from our jailers, the fucks.

>>43664776
>>Try to discern what wire leads where in the ship and pick the one most likely to lead to the engine. (P)

>>43664853
We had a hat, they took it away and burned it in front of our eyes.
Hat-chan you will be avenged.

>>43664853
You are in a prison transport, wearing prison clothes.
No, you do not.

>>43664878
Those motherfuckers stole our hat didn't they! Everyone get your murderboners on! It's revenge time.

>>43664895
No one. fucks. with. the hat.

>>43664878
>[RIGHTEOUS RAGE FUCKTUPLES IN SIZE]

What sort of bullshit is this!? They take a man's HAT!? I'll fucking kill them!

That being said, can we upgrade our stats naturally over time, or are they locked in barring extreme circumstances (getting robotic limbs, mutating, shit like that)?

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>>43664872
I has a sad now...

>>43664909
They can, but it's kind of like real life, if you don't put dedicated effort into changing something about yourself it will stagnate. More extreme circumstances will yield greater gains.

>>43664949
So step one is getting more swole.

Being barely above average isn't good enough, we need to be able to at do at least twenty pinky pull ups in one go.

And being able to suplex a man in full body armor would be awesome.

>>43664949
Brine what happend with our precious hat? We can't be called captain without a hat!! This would be just barbaric!!

>>43664806
>>43664819
>>43664821
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>>43664832
>>43664864

>Roll 1d100

Rolled 49 (1d100)

>>43665012

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>>43665012
Revenge

Rolled 71 (1d100)

>>43665012
ANGER FUEL ME!

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>43665012

Rolled 68 (1d100)

>>43665012
FOR HAT_CHAN!!

Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>43665012

Rolled 18 (1d100)

>>43665012
For Mother!

Rolled 14 (1d100)

>>43665012

>>43665031
Soon anon, soon we will do things for mother

>>43665031
Hat-chan gave us more love then mom. She was a space elf.

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Guys. What kind of hat did we have?

>>43665099
Are you trying to be funny or did you not catch the reference?

>>43665114
The majestic kind.

>inb4 we had a really ratty and old hat, and we killed a man because he called it such

Our hat best hat confirmed?

>>43665134
Both.

>>43665164
Ah, well it was kinda funny, and he was referencing Hive Queen Quest

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>>43665114
Properly worn and tattered, of course

For our stats, a 1 is average, but a 2 is not twice as good as average, right?

Does each number higher represent a set percentage (I.E. someone with 2 STR is roughly 25% stronger than someone with 1 STR) or is it more abstract than that?

>>43665190
with a distinguished droop on the brim that hides our eyes and makes us look menacing when we're in an angry mood but outright goofy and ridiculous when we're not. Also has lots of patches stitched onto it.

>>43665235
>glaring at someone across the table

>everyone shitting their pants

>waitress comes by

>"Thank ye kindly, miss." looks like a bum with a hat and the widest smile you've ever seen, and shockingly nice teeth

>>43665190
Nah son, full blown Captain Barbossa hat. With feathers and bangles and trophies adorning it

>>43665027

>Rolled 81
>Success

While this model of ship is certainly newer then what you're familiar with, it follows the same basic design principles of the old PGF troop transports that you serviced once upon a time in your days as a soldier. You find a few wires which give you a few different ways to handle your current situation. You know currently from the turbulence that you're in the atmosphere of a planet, though which one is beyond you.

You could cut a few of the power supply lines to the engine, which wouldn't be enough to drop you out of the sky, but would force the guards to stop and make an emergency landing, however that begs the question of what you plan to do once they land.

You could cut ALL of the power supply lines to the engine, which would send you hurtling to the ground in a giant metal death trap, however the guards would likely die or be rendered unconscious on the trip down. Unfortunately so could you.

You could cut the lines to the door at the back of the transport, which would cause the door to open as an emergency precaution so as not to seal anybody in the transport without being able to escape, however depending on your altitude it could be suicide to jump out of a moving prisoner transport like that. The guards would also immediately be aware of your escape and likely radio in your approximate location.

>What do you do?

>Cut some power lines to the engine
>Cut ALL power lines to the engine
>Cut the lines to the door and cause and emergency unlock

>>43665271
>Cut ALL power lines to the engine
We'll be fine.

>>43665271
>Cut ALL power lines to the engine
All or nothing. leave it to lady luck.

>>43665271
>Cut some power lines to the engine

>>43665271
>>Cut ALL power lines to the engine

>>43665271
>>Cut ALL power lines to the engine

Trust in Luck

Rolled 85 (1d100)

>>43665271
>Cut some power lines to the engine
But accidentally
>Cut ALL power lines to the engine

>>43665271
>Cut ALL power lines to the engine

>>43665271
>>Cut ALL power lines to the engine
"remember when i said i was lucky"

>>43665271
>>Cut the lines to the door and cause and emergency unlock

SURPRISE COCKBAGS!

then

>Cut ALL power lines to the engine

>>43665271
>Cut some power lines to the engine

I want to capture a guard and force him to be our lackey

>>43665271
>Cut some power lines to the engine

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>>43665137
Of Course

>>43665271
>>43665226
EhhhhH?

Trying to figure out your stats better. Because I am a number jockey at heart.

>>43665271
>Cut ALL power lines to the engine

>>43665271
>Cut some power lines to the engine
WILDCARD BITCHES

>>43665271
> Cut all power to the engine, cut power to the doors
Slight reliance upon luck, but some kind of escape if necessary.

>>43665271
>Cut ALL power lines to the engine

>>43665351
It's more abstract then that, I'll put up something more concrete in the character sheet paste bin

>>43665271
>Cut some power lines to the engine

>>43665271
Votes are in

>>43665292
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>>43665374

"Hey you two remember when I told you how lucky I was?"

You ask with a smirk.

"Yea, sure. Why you gotta story about it?"

The non-human asks you.

"I guess you could say I'm about to. Godspeed mate."

You reach your hand in, grab all the wires which direct power to the engine as well as those directed toward the rear loading door and rip them out. The effects are immediate as alarms ring through the cockpit and the transport begins to feel the effects of gravity upon it. Cruel mistress she is. Loud cries and shouts can be heard from the cockpit as the rear loading door opens to reveal the world around you. Desert. Of course it's a fucking desert. You brace for impact.

>Roll 1d100

Rolled 16 (1d100)

>>43665551

Rolled 57 (1d100)

>>43665551
For the hat

Rolled 65 (1d100)

>>43665551

Rolled 65 (1d100)

>>43665551
HWG

Rolled 75 (1d100)

>>43665551

Rolled 77 (1d100)

>>43665551

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>43665551

>>43665566
...and thus ended the tale of Captain Liam King.

Rolled 45 (1d100)

>>43665551

Rolled 31 (1d100)

>>43665551
>internal dialog - "SHITSHITSHITSHITSHIT!"

>>43665602
Obviously we will survive.

I assume a bad roll means other people in the ship will survive too.

>>43665607
I imagine he is much more calm.

He survives silly bullshit all the time so he's probably thinking

>"Don't break my nose again. Please don't break my nose again. I'm about to break my fucking nose again..."

>>43665588

>Rolled 75
>Lucky Success!

The transport careens planet ward with a steadily increasing slope, in an attempt to duck and roll out of the cabin if necessary you make a dash up to where the open hatch is and hang into the interior of the cabin as best you can. The speed with which you are descending to the ground becomes even more apparent as you grip onto the frame of the opening and gaze out to get a better look into the world below. You catch a glimpse of civilization speeding past you as you approach the ground. You wait as long as you dare, trying to get as close as possible to the ground then you hurl yourself from the open exit and curl into a ball, relaxing your body as much as you are able and praying to any deity, philosophy or cosmic horror that will listen to your pleas.

You hit the dune. Hard. Your back arches in pain as you collide and the world explodes into bright white as the sense is momentarily knocked out of you. But no matter how hard you may have hit the ground the transport definitely hit harder. The sound of metal ripping apart and crashing into the ground sounds out with a cacophonous ringing. You stand slowly and take a good look at your handiwork, wincing heavily. The ship crashed around half a mile from you and while you never got a proper glimpse at it before you can tell it's seen better days, however it's not in as bad of shape as it could be.

You look to the sky it greets you with a drab ruddy orange hue. You aren't sure how long days are on this planet, it seems this one has just begun. You take a moment to determine your next course of action.

>What do you do?

>Go the the ship, they likely have a few supplies like a weapon and I can steal some of their clothes and get these damned rings off me so I don't look like a freshly escaped prisoner.

or

>Go to the peak of the nearest dune and try to see if you can spot that place you saw before that looks like a city, you need to get your bearings.

>>43665777
>Go the the ship, they likely have a few supplies like a weapon and I can steal some of their clothes and get these damned rings off me so I don't look like a freshly escaped prisoner.

>>43665777
>Go the the ship, they likely have a few supplies like a weapon and I can steal some of their clothes and get these damned rings off me so I don't look like a freshly escaped prisoner.

Better to look like a survivor than a prisoner.

>>43665777
>>Go the the ship, they likely have a few supplies like a weapon and I can steal some of their clothes and get these damned rings off me so I don't look like a freshly escaped prisoner.

>>43665777
>>Go the the ship, they likely have a few supplies like a weapon and I can steal some of their clothes and get these damned rings off me so I don't look like a freshly escaped prisoner.

Rolled 80 (1d100)

>>43665777
>Go the the ship, they likely have a few supplies like a weapon and I can steal some of their clothes and get these damned rings off me so I don't look like a freshly escaped prisoner.

>>43665777
>Go the the ship, they likely have a few supplies like a weapon and I can steal some of their clothes and get these damned rings off me so I don't look like a freshly escaped prisoner.
>Talk to the wreckage: "And today is the day, was the day you almost caught 'Captain' Liam Keyes

>>43665777
>Go the the ship, they likely have a few supplies like a weapon and I can steal some of their clothes and get these damned rings off me so I don't look like a freshly escaped prisoner.

Also, we need to make sure that nobody on the ship is able to report the crash. The government will find out quickly enough anyways, but any time we can get before the manhunt starts will be invaluable.


Also, what criteria are you using to select a roll for the d100s?

>>43665777
>Go the the ship, they likely have a few supplies like a weapon and I can steal some of their clothes and get these damned rings off me so I don't look like a freshly escaped prisoner.

>>43665836
>Liam Keyes
its KING

>>43665839
How do you mean?

>>43665839
>Also, what criteria are you using to select a roll for the d100s?
Roll over, best of 5 rolls for d100s

>>43665855
/derp/

>>43665777
>Go the the ship, they likely have a few supplies like a weapon and I can steal some of their clothes and get these damned rings off me so I don't look like a freshly escaped prisoner.

And don't forget to find a damn good hat. No pirate captain can go around without a hat.

>>43665839
Oh I gotcha.
See >>43665865
It's explained in the rules linked in the OP

>>43665836
Can we say this with the correct name?

I've been waiting to play a Jack Sparrow-esqu character, his lines are gold

>>43665907
*esque

>>43665777
Votes are in

>>43665777
>>Go the the ship, they likely have a few supplies like a weapon and I can steal some of their clothes and get these damned rings off me so I don't look like a freshly escaped prisoner.

And try to find a fitting hat.

>>43665807
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>>43665839
>>43665841
>>43665878

It takes some time but you manage to make your way over dunes and through sand to the wreckage of the transport. You look down on the ship, sweating and breathing a bit heavily before walking toward it with as much swagger as a tired and beaten prisoner can. It doesn't take much inspection to determine that the cockpit received the brunt of the damage, with one door violently ripped from the frame and the majority of the cabin having been caved in. Upon closer inspection the entire left hand interior of the cockpit is completely crushed, the non human guard having been entirely mangled by the crash and likely killed on impact. From what you can tell of the bits of him that are whole he was likely a Qun'kai, large reptilian aliens which hold a small Empire near human space, which means you're at least still in the Taxrian Sector, the sector that was your dominion as Pirate Lord.

You pull the human guard from the wreckage and throw him to the ground with a dull thunk. After a bit of rummaging through his belongings you discover he has: the key to unlock your bindings, a standard issue PGF X547 Laser Pistol, the clothes off his back, and a candy bar. You quickly undo your bindings and take the pistol and the candy bar. However you are presented with a dilemma as you steal all his stuff. He's still breathing.

>Con't

>>43666149

>What do you do?

>Leave him alive and clothed, I'd rather not kill the man now that I've seen his face. He's just doing his job. (Rep.+5, Infamy +10 )
>Leave him alive but steal his clothing, I'm all for mercy but I can't afford to be dressed like an escaped convict. (Infamy +15)
>Kill him, he's a liability and I am sure as all hell not going to suffer anymore after all that time in holding just so this guy can keep breathing. (Rep -5)

Note: This post introduces two new mechanics. Reputation and Infamy. Reputation is a representation of how the galaxy at large views you, as either a rogue freedom fighter or a tyrannical crime lord. It is not necessarily a representation of your intention so much as your actions will be interpreted. Positive Reputation regards you in a kinder light, while negative paints you as a villain. Both have their pros and cons. Positive might make potential enemies sympathize with you and your goals, while negative may make dangerous criminals want to make lucrative deals with you. Infamy represents how aware the galaxy if of your existence. Since as far as the galaxy is concerned you are locked up, you will start at 0, however particularly audacious or visible acts of yours will bring you further into the lime light of the galaxy, which can make life harder or easier for you depending on what you're trying to accomplish. Keep these in mind as you make your decisions. Also note that sometime your actions may affect these stats in ways that are not immediately apparent and as such will not be revealed to you.

>>43666218
>Leave him alive but steal his clothing, I'm all for mercy but I can't afford to be dressed like an escaped convict. (Infamy +15)

>>43666218
>Leave him alive but steal his clothing, I'm all for mercy but I can't afford to be dressed like an escaped convict. (Infamy +15)

>>43666218
>Leave him alive but steal his clothing, I'm all for mercy but I can't afford to be dressed like an escaped convict. (Infamy +15)

>>43666218
>>Leave him alive but steal his clothing, I'm all for mercy but I can't afford to be dressed like an escaped convict. (Infamy +15)

>>43666218
>>Leave him alive but steal his clothing, I'm all for mercy but I can't afford to be dressed like an escaped convict. (Infamy +15)

>>43666218
so we go max positive rep and infamy and become a martyr so the next time we get capture the whole empire riots and overthrows the governemnt

>>43666218
>Leave him alive but steal his clothing, I'm all for mercy but I can't afford to be dressed like an escaped convict. (Infamy +15)

>>43666218
>Kill him, he's a liability and I am sure as all hell not going to suffer anymore after all that time in holding just so this guy can keep breathing. (Rep -5)

>>43666218
>Leave him alive but steal his clothing, I'm all for mercy but I can't afford to be dressed like an escaped convict. (Infamy +15)

>>43666218
>>Leave him alive but steal his clothing, I'm all for mercy but I can't afford to be dressed like an escaped convict. (Infamy +15)

>Give him our prisoner jumpsuit and be sure to disable all communication systems within the ship. We can't have him calling the cops on us, now can we?

So why does taking his clothes make the galaxy more aware of us? If anything, shouldn't it make us less infamous because we'll be disguised?

>>43666218
>>Leave him alive but steal his clothing, I'm all for mercy but I can't afford to be dressed like an escaped convict. (Infamy +15)
im not gonna kill ya but i aint gonna help ya

>>43666268
he's still alive. he'll spread the tale.

>>43666268
An infamous Pirate Lord escaped his transport and left a guard alive, but the extra +5 comes from the fact that you also left him naked. Which 1. Is hilarious, and will easily spread more. 2. Means they will be on the look out for individuals dressed in strange PGF Uniforms.

>>43666218
>Leave him alive but steal his clothing.

Could we leave him our prison jumpsuit?

>>43666218
Votes are in

Oooh, can we also say some witty one-liner to the guy after we take his stuff? Kinda out of ideas at the moment, anyone have any ideas?

>>43666341
>"Looks like you've got a bit of luck yourself. More than your buddy over there at least."

>>43666268
Also infamy is a more delayed reaction, so you taking his clothes makes you less visible in the short term but more people will be aware you're active in the long term is more the angle I'm going for.

>>43666333
Yes actually

>>43666333
Second

>>43666377
Leave him the jumpsuit then

So what does PGF mean anyways?

Pan-Galactic Federation?
Planetary Guard Force?

>>43666234
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>>43666258
>>43666268

Quick 5 min vote

>Leave him naked (+15 Infamy)

or

>Leave him your prison jumper. (+5 Rep, +10 Infamy)

>>43666377
Another for leaving him the jumpsuit.

>>43666405
>Leave him your prison jumper

>>43666405
>Leave him your prison jumper. (+5 Rep, +10 Infamy)
Why the fuck would we want the prison jumper anyways?

>>43666405
>>Leave him your prison jumper. (+5 Rep, +10 Infamy)

>>43666405
>>Leave him your prison jumper. (+5 Rep, +10 Infamy)

>>43666405
>>Leave him your prison jumper. (+5 Rep, +10 Infamy)


Infamy is a bad thing for us at this point, since we're a fugitive on a hostile world with no allies

>>43666398
The first one.

I know, I'm so creative.

>>43666405
>Leave him naked (+15 Infamy)

>>43666405
>Leave him your prison jumper. (+5 Rep, +10 Infamy)

>>43666405
>>Leave him your prison jumper. (+5 Rep, +10 Infamy)
No need to threaten the man's modesty.

>>43666405
>Leave him your prison jumper. (+5 Rep, +10 Infamy)

>>43666405
>Leave him your prison jumper. (+5 Rep, +10 Infamy)

>>43666405
>>Leave him your prison jumper. (+5 Rep, +10 Infamy)

>>43666405
>Leave him your prison jumper. (+5 Rep, +10 Infamy)

>>43666405
Votes are in

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>>43666423
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>>43666460

You disrobe the man, and put on his guard uniform, and leave him your prisoner's jumper, and holster your newly acquired laser pistol. You give him one more good once over before to make sure you didn't miss any goodies before you realize you ought to take his communication bracer just so he can't report you the moment he waked up. You remove it from him and place it one your wrist, which it molds nicely to. An array of buttons display across it, with it's many features. It's been a while since you've seen one of these intact. You'll fiddle with it later and see what it can do. Before you leave you lean in close to the living guardsman's face.

"Just remember mate, today is the day... 'was' the day you almost caught 'Captain' Liam King."

After saying that you give him a ginger pat on the cheek before turning toward the nearest and tallest dune. Upon reaching it's peak you see two hubs of civilization. One is the one you saw on the transport, a large city with what seems to be a large space port. Such a city would be good for finding a quick way off this rock, however it would also be more likely you'd run into a sticky situation if you run into any PGF there who ask the wrong questions.

In the opposite direction you see what can only be described as a shanty town, much smaller and much more run down but likely a good place to lay low and get your bearings straight, maybe find some clothes that won't get you shot by the wrong people. Unfortunately this place likely has it's own fare share of outlaws which brings it's own dangers. Not to mention you're currently wearing 'The Man's' uniform and certain individuals might not take kindly to your presence while you're dressed as you are.

>What do you do?

>Head toward the shanty-town

or

>Head toward the large city

>>43666617
>Head toward the shanty-town

>>43666617
>Head toward the shanty-town

>>43666617
>Head toward the shanty-town

>>43666617
>Head toward the shanty-town
If someone asks, we killed like 20 PDF officers and stole the uniform from one of their bodies.

>>43666617
>>Head toward the shanty-town

>>43666654
*PGF

>>43666617
>Head toward the shanty-town

>>43666617
>>Head toward the large city
Any city will have its fair share of disreputable people we can deal with to get situated. And people in the spaceport city will probably be much more likely to have connections that will help us get off-world

>>43666617
>Head toward the large city

>>>43666617
>>Head toward the large city

>>43666617
>>Head toward the large city

>>43666617
>>Head toward the large city

>>43666617
>Head toward the shanty-town
Shanty towns sound colourful

>>43666617
Votes are in

>>43666617
Brine you beautiful bastard you put the line in.

>>43666654
We could always say its our old uniform.

>>43666631
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>>43666654
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>>43666673
>>43666720

It takes several hours by foot to make your way to the small little hole in the dirt and as you travel the sandy dunes slowly transform into solid dirt predominantly inhabited by shrubs and cacti. The town itself tightly hugs a lone mountain, and even partially exists under a large ridge that juts out from the mountain face providing a natural protection from this world's harsh rays. The town seems to only just be coming to life as you approach it, with several shops freshly opening and townsfolk heading about to their day jobs and living their lives. An air of ambivalence seems to follow you as locals see you approach. Some shy away, while others look relieved to see a figure of authority, but the majority seem to regard you with the cautious curiosity most small communities treat to a stranger.

You decide it would be best to get an idea of what you plan to accomplish before you go chatting up the locals, as a misstep could cause you a lot of trouble.

You imagine it wouldn't be too hard to find a clothing shop around here so you could look like a proper criminal, and if you fiddle with this communicator enough you might even manage to access the kind guards credits account and purchase them like a productive member of society. That being said it might draw the wrong attention if you stride into the shop to buy new clothes, especially if you're 'on duty' as your uniform implies.

Alternatively you could search out the nearest watering hole and try to get an idea of where you are and what kind of people you're dealing with. Maybe you could find a way to make yourself some money and work toward getting off planet and somewhere more familiar.

>What do you do?

>Search for some place to get some new duds, I feel wrong wearing this uniform.

or

>Look for a place to get some information, potentially make some local friends

>>43666840
>>Look for a place to get some information, potentially make some local friends

>>43666840
>Search for some place to get some new duds, I feel wrong wearing this uniform.

>>43666840
>Look for a place to get some information, potentially make some local friends

>>43666840
>>Search for some place to get some new duds, I feel wrong wearing this uniform.
aint making friend with that suit on

>>43666840
>>Search for some place to get some new duds, I feel wrong wearing this uniform.

>>43666840
>Search for some place to get some new duds, I feel wrong wearing this uniform

>>43666840
>>Search for some place to get some new duds, I feel wrong wearing this uniform.

This is a hive of scum and villainy, i doubt folks will talk to us well if we're dressed like 'the man'.

>>43666840
>Search for some place to get some new duds, I feel wrong wearing this uniform.

>>43664773
I really like that picture.

>>43666617
>Head toward the large city

>>43666840
Votes are in

>>43666858
>>43666863
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>>43666889
>>43666894
>>43666903

You decide to make your way toward the nearest place where you could expect to find some clothes that aren't government issued. Your search brings you to a decent looking proprietor of men's clothing. You enter and the door chimes softly.

"I'll be out in a minute, feel free to look around. But if I find anything missing I'll skin ya!"

A gruff masculine voice says from the back of the shop.

You peruse the wares provided and a few outfits catch your eye, three to be particular. The first look like basic civilian clothes, they'll make you just another face in the crowd but they're the most basic and wouldn't have any particular utilitarian uses, just a basic shirt, pants, and boots. Next you find yourself drawn to the gear of a man on the move, traveling gear and the kind most typically worn by your kind of people. Lots of pockets, a heavy coat, and a belt covered in holsters for every such kind of equipment. The clothes of a drifter. It'll serve you well in all different conditions, but these are the clothes of a stranger no mater where you go, and it'll make you easier to spot in a crowd. The third set are of fine clothes, nice fabrics, comfy cushy boots. These clothes make a statement and you'll be easy to pick out in a crowd but being finely dressed can make a man that much more convincing.

>What do you do?

>Pick out the basic clothes
>Pick out the drifter clothes
>Pick out the fine clothes

>>43667069
>>Pick out the drifter clothes
Now we just need to find a hat

>>43667069
>Pick out the drifter clothes

>>43667069
>Pick out the drifter clothes

No one even knows to be looking fir us yet, and it's useful.

We should get a hat too. One that can cover our face without making it clear we're hiding our face

>>43667069
>>Pick out the drifter clothes
i want to pick fine cloths but we are alone with no friends

>>43667069
>Pick out the drifter clothes
We're already a wanted man, plus it'll be easier try conceal our weapon and it'll be more weather resistant.

>>43667069
>>Pick out the fine clothes
We're a Captain and a Pirate Lord, we need something befitting of our station
and we need a hat