No clear verdict then?
I think the book shouldn't leave thing like this to interpretation.
Hoping for a clarification in the next PDF update of the core book. :idea:
So far I have two travellers that has selected pre-career education.
The fist one graduate from the navel academy and then joined the navy with a flight career (without a comission).
As a freshman from the academy I thought he was continuing on his career from the academy and could skip basic training and select a skill table and roll the dice.
Otherwise he would have received the same skills as from his academy at level 0.
He was later kick out after a accident and drafted to the scout service.
The second traveler with a pre-career education went to the university to study Admin and advocate. He graduated with honors and then joined the nave as a officer on ship of the line.
Here I was a lite more unsure what to do, allow him to have a normal basic training for his first career or basic training for subsequent careers?
I went with the basic training for subsequent careers to be more in balance whit the first traveller. But think I maybe will change that.
Because what happens if a Traveller starts a with a normal career and revives a basic training and the goes to the university. A lite harder get entry but he benefits more from his basic training. Would become a power-gaming option for players.
The traveller later became successfull diplomat.
I think the book shouldn't leave thing like this to interpretation.
Hoping for a clarification in the next PDF update of the core book. :idea:
So far I have two travellers that has selected pre-career education.
The fist one graduate from the navel academy and then joined the navy with a flight career (without a comission).
As a freshman from the academy I thought he was continuing on his career from the academy and could skip basic training and select a skill table and roll the dice.
Otherwise he would have received the same skills as from his academy at level 0.
He was later kick out after a accident and drafted to the scout service.
The second traveler with a pre-career education went to the university to study Admin and advocate. He graduated with honors and then joined the nave as a officer on ship of the line.
Here I was a lite more unsure what to do, allow him to have a normal basic training for his first career or basic training for subsequent careers?
I went with the basic training for subsequent careers to be more in balance whit the first traveller. But think I maybe will change that.
Because what happens if a Traveller starts a with a normal career and revives a basic training and the goes to the university. A lite harder get entry but he benefits more from his basic training. Would become a power-gaming option for players.
The traveller later became successfull diplomat.
