Well with the first book we get 12 career types and 36 separate careers. What else could a player want?
Seriously what more do people want to see as far as careers? Or do you think the core book nailed all the careers?
I find it slightly unclear in the rules, when a character cannot return to a career does that mean that the character may not return to the other two careers in the same section as well? I could see say a noble dilletante being ejected from his career and forced to become a diplomat or administrator. On the other hand an ejection from the navy would seem to mean not being transfered.
Some of the careers I'd kindo like to see are noble servants, geisha-like careers (yes some nods to Serenity here), and perhaps some more specialized science careers.
Another thing for specialization is perhaps add in some short careers, of only 2 years. Probably without mustering out benefits but with higher chance for gaining skills or some built in perks and no advancement.
Seriously what more do people want to see as far as careers? Or do you think the core book nailed all the careers?
I find it slightly unclear in the rules, when a character cannot return to a career does that mean that the character may not return to the other two careers in the same section as well? I could see say a noble dilletante being ejected from his career and forced to become a diplomat or administrator. On the other hand an ejection from the navy would seem to mean not being transfered.
Some of the careers I'd kindo like to see are noble servants, geisha-like careers (yes some nods to Serenity here), and perhaps some more specialized science careers.
Another thing for specialization is perhaps add in some short careers, of only 2 years. Probably without mustering out benefits but with higher chance for gaining skills or some built in perks and no advancement.