nerfherder
Banded Mongoose
I have started preparing my first Traveller campaign, set in the Great Rift (using the box set) - specifically the New/Old Islands subsectors. The travellers will be locals, rather than visiting Imperials, as I want to keep things contained to a relatively small area, even if they got a ship.
We loved doing character generation, and one character got a Free Trader (25%) mustering out benefit, and most of the rest got ship shares. They have decided to set up a trading company, owning shares in the business, and having the Free Trader as an asset (and the 75% mortgage as a liability).
They rolled on the Spacecraft Quirks table, and got the following:
11 - Ship is a famous and respected trader, with a good reputation.
11 - Ship is a famous and respected trader, with a good reputation.
9 - Severely Damaged: -10% Hull.
7 - DM-1 to all repair attempts.
I'm looking for inspiration for the story of this ship.
How did it get so famous - twice over?
Is the damage related to this?
Any suggestion? Remember, this is not in Imperial space - it is in the Islands cluster in Reft, so lots of vying powers - how did the ship get broad recognition?
Thanks in advance.
We loved doing character generation, and one character got a Free Trader (25%) mustering out benefit, and most of the rest got ship shares. They have decided to set up a trading company, owning shares in the business, and having the Free Trader as an asset (and the 75% mortgage as a liability).
They rolled on the Spacecraft Quirks table, and got the following:
11 - Ship is a famous and respected trader, with a good reputation.
11 - Ship is a famous and respected trader, with a good reputation.
9 - Severely Damaged: -10% Hull.
7 - DM-1 to all repair attempts.
I'm looking for inspiration for the story of this ship.
How did it get so famous - twice over?
Is the damage related to this?
Any suggestion? Remember, this is not in Imperial space - it is in the Islands cluster in Reft, so lots of vying powers - how did the ship get broad recognition?
Thanks in advance.
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