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| === Physician === | === Physician === | ||
| + | [{{ :image:free_union:hermess_medic_e1.jpg?300|A skilled physician is an asset to any crew embarking on dangerous missions}}] | ||
| * You can save a dying character, stopping their Death Count with 2 minutes of roleplayed surgery (time reduces with more ranks). | * You can save a dying character, stopping their Death Count with 2 minutes of roleplayed surgery (time reduces with more ranks). | ||
| * You can facilitate healing in up to 5 resting characters, so that they regain 1 Body Hit with every 10 minutes rest (time reduces with more ranks). | * You can facilitate healing in up to 5 resting characters, so that they regain 1 Body Hit with every 10 minutes rest (time reduces with more ranks). | ||
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| === Engineer === | === Engineer === | ||
| + | [{{ :image:ascendancy:synbiotech_engineer_e1.jpg?200|Companies with complex equipment need talented engineers to maintain and improve their gear}}] | ||
| * You can repair physical armour and SUNDERed items with 2 minutes of appropriate roleplayed action (time decreases with more ranks). | * You can repair physical armour and SUNDERed items with 2 minutes of appropriate roleplayed action (time decreases with more ranks). | ||
| * You may be able to repair other tech discovered in play. | * You may be able to repair other tech discovered in play. | ||
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| ===== Spaceflight Skills ===== | ===== Spaceflight Skills ===== | ||
| - | [{{ :image:megacorp:spacermarks_mod1_2.png?100|The most common designs of [[Spacer Collective Markers]]}}]Spaceflight skills represent extra training and familiarity with operating the various stations on board starships. Although anyone can operate starship stations, characters with these skills will be able to get more out of their ship than untrained personnel. Additional crew with these skills can also assist via their own stations and smaller tasks to boost all of the operations on board starships - a ship with an elite crew of broadly-skilled voidfarers will have a huge advantage over a crew of planet-bound rookies. | + | [{{:image:ascendancy:team_purgatory_starship_e1.jpg?400 |An Ascendancy crew piloting a starship in battle}}]Spaceflight skills represent extra training and familiarity with operating the various stations on board starships. Although anyone can operate starship stations, characters with these skills will be able to get more out of their ship than untrained personnel. Additional crew with these skills can also assist via their own stations and smaller tasks to boost all of the operations on board starships - a ship with an elite crew of broadly-skilled voidfarers will have a huge advantage over a crew of planet-bound rookies. |
| - | Having a Spaceflight Skill necessitates getting a [[Spacer Collective]] symbol either on an ID card, or (as is more often the case) tattooed onto your hand, wrist, face or other patch of skin that you can easily show to the Spacer Collective Representative. These take a specific shape and identify the character as having been certified in the advanced use of that station. They cannot be falsified – please do not give yourself a mark resembling a Spacer Collective tattoo unless you have bought the skill. [[Spacer Collective Markers]] are best simulated by drawing the symbol on with eyeliner pens or even biro (or printed out on a laminated ID badge). See [[Spacer Collective Markers|this page]] for reference images of the two main types of markers. | + | [{{ :image:megacorp:spacermarks_mod1_2.png?100|The most common designs of [[Spacer Collective Markers]]}}]Having a Spaceflight Skill necessitates getting a [[Spacer Collective]] symbol either on an ID card, or (as is more often the case) tattooed onto your hand, wrist, face or other patch of skin that you can easily show to the Spacer Collective Representative. These take a specific shape and identify the character as having been certified in the advanced use of that station. They cannot be falsified – please do not give yourself a mark resembling a Spacer Collective tattoo unless you have bought the skill. [[Spacer Collective Markers]] are best simulated by drawing the symbol on with eyeliner pens or even biro (or printed out on a laminated ID badge). See [[Spacer Collective Markers|this page]] for reference images of the two main types of markers. |
| Each of the Spaceflight skills gives a bonus to hired Spacer Collective ships when you operate them. You gain the effect of the Primary Bonus when a character with the relevant skill is operating the relevant station. In addition, characters can also assist with the efficiency of other stations that they have the skills for - every extra character on the crew with a Spaceflight skill grants the Secondary Bonus. When you notify the Spacer Collective of your destination, you can specify the crew present and their skills, which allows us to work out the efficiency improvements to the ship. | Each of the Spaceflight skills gives a bonus to hired Spacer Collective ships when you operate them. You gain the effect of the Primary Bonus when a character with the relevant skill is operating the relevant station. In addition, characters can also assist with the efficiency of other stations that they have the skills for - every extra character on the crew with a Spaceflight skill grants the Secondary Bonus. When you notify the Spacer Collective of your destination, you can specify the crew present and their skills, which allows us to work out the efficiency improvements to the ship. | ||
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| The Helm console controls the movement, speed and direction of a starship. On [[Spacer Collective]] Jump Ships, they also operate the Jump Drive. | The Helm console controls the movement, speed and direction of a starship. On [[Spacer Collective]] Jump Ships, they also operate the Jump Drive. | ||
| * **Primary Bonus:** +5 Turning Speed. This allows your ship to perform tighter turns and manoeuvres. | * **Primary Bonus:** +5 Turning Speed. This allows your ship to perform tighter turns and manoeuvres. | ||
| - | * **Secondary Bonus:** +5 Impulse Speed. This allows your ship to move faster under its main drives. | + | * **Secondary Bonus:** +3 Impulse Speed. This allows your ship to move faster under its main drives. |
| === Weapons Console === | === Weapons Console === | ||
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| === Spacer Reputation === | === Spacer Reputation === | ||
| - | You are well-known and trusted by the [[Spacer Collective]], having done work for them and proven yourself. The Collective is kind to its friends, and will offer you discounts on ship hire and forfeiture costs at events. They may also have some discreet missions that are not offered publically. | + | You are well-known and trusted by the [[Spacer Collective]], having done work for them and proven yourself. The Collective is kind to its friends, and will offer you discounts on ship hire and forfeiture costs at events. They may also have some discreet missions that are not offered publicly. |
| === Clearance Certified === | === Clearance Certified === | ||
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| === Ascendancy Status === | === Ascendancy Status === | ||
| - | High-reputation characters will be drawn into the Great Game played by the Houses for power and position, which may grant additional missions, rewards, plot opportunities and dangers. For the right person, there may even be offers to be adopted by one of the Noble Houses and profit from their extensive holdings - as long as you House remains powerful. Ascendancy Vassals and outsiders to the Faction pay 3 points per rank for this skill, to reflect the additional difficulty in building reputation as a distrusted individual. | + | High-reputation characters will be drawn into the Great Game played by the Houses for power and position, which may grant additional missions, rewards, plot opportunities and dangers. For the right person, there may even be offers to be adopted by one of the Noble Houses and profit from their extensive holdings - as long as your House remains powerful. Ascendancy Vassals and outsiders to the Faction pay 3 points per rank for this skill, to reflect the additional difficulty in building reputation as a distrusted individual. |
| === Commonality Status === | === Commonality Status === | ||
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