CaptainOrs
Mongoose
If you roll an event (such as 2 while at University) that allows you to test your PSI and attempt to enter the Psion career, does the current term count against you on the Psionic Strength roll? The rulebook (pg.204) states:
"To determine a Traveller’s PSI, roll 2D and subtract the number of terms served by the Traveller in all careers thus far (PSI diminishes over time unless actively used)."
If you are in your first term at University and get this event, is your PSI 2D or 2D-1?
Also, for the Psion Career, I'm unclear how to handle basic training if this is your first career after University. The rulebook (pg.211) states:
"Unlike other careers, a Psion takes skills from the appropriate Specialist table instead of the Service Skills table in basic training.
The Psion must still roll to acquire talents when he determines his PSI. When rolling on the service skills table, if the Psion rolls the skill for a talent he does not yet possess, he may make another roll to acquire that talent."
Does that mean you automatically get the specialist skills at level 0? Another interpretation might be you have to roll for each skill to see if you acquire it at level 0 as part of your basic training. Thoughts?
"To determine a Traveller’s PSI, roll 2D and subtract the number of terms served by the Traveller in all careers thus far (PSI diminishes over time unless actively used)."
If you are in your first term at University and get this event, is your PSI 2D or 2D-1?
Also, for the Psion Career, I'm unclear how to handle basic training if this is your first career after University. The rulebook (pg.211) states:
"Unlike other careers, a Psion takes skills from the appropriate Specialist table instead of the Service Skills table in basic training.
The Psion must still roll to acquire talents when he determines his PSI. When rolling on the service skills table, if the Psion rolls the skill for a talent he does not yet possess, he may make another roll to acquire that talent."
Does that mean you automatically get the specialist skills at level 0? Another interpretation might be you have to roll for each skill to see if you acquire it at level 0 as part of your basic training. Thoughts?