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DaemonHunter has informed me that heroes are auto-assigned according to their interests. Anyone want to speculate as to which heroes will be assigned what actions on their respective plans? I think Pellaeon would be put on the reforms, Parck on the anti-pirate campaign, and Philip on the anti-corruption agency.

Voss and Pellaeon are actually going to be dealing with the minor enemies that Thrawn is currently at war with.

One last question, then I'm off to bed. Will there be opportunities to recruit more hero units, or are those incidental to our rolls? I wouldn't be surprised if we have some just fall into our lap, like Baron Soontir Fel or Thrawn's armada commanders from the books.

That you will, there's going to be a specific action as Nick said, and some will join naturally, or offer to join naturally at least.

@Daemon Hunter For clarification, will the command codes action be available next turn as well?

It will be, although the effectiveness will be reduced.
 
[X] Plan We Need Money

Because we need a lot of money. I also don't see any reason to risk exposure and lowered relations by using the command codes as that will show that Thrawn is active. It goes against the entire point of taking the natural diplomatic advisors. The one Splinter Empire we do need to get good relations with is going to be the Pentastar Alignment. They are both the closest major power to us and they have the greatest economic opportunity for us. Plus Kaine is pragmatic and would be more than willing to work with us if only to secure one of his borders.
 
I also don't see any reason to risk exposure and lowered relations by using the command codes as that will show that Thrawn is active. It goes against the entire point of taking the natural diplomatic advisors.
It is a very short term gain, long term loss situation imo. I'd rather us go unnoticed for a while.
 
So, while the vote is still open, I would like to present you with Pellaeon's rolls: 97, 80, 74, 96.

Which one of you sacrificed to the dice gods?

Edit: My plans for Nuso Evsa just evaporated.
 
Actually, let me elaborate on debt real quick. I just added your empire's GDP to the front page, and the main things to know about debt are that it isn't bad unless it gets high up there. Interest rates do get worse the more debt you are in, but the limit on that is fairly decent. The debt doesn't really effect your economy until it start hitting around 25% of your empire's GDP.
Translation: Get a fucking central bank and make sure we have our own currency so our interest rate is literally only what we decide it shall be. Because based on the update, we lack a central bank to be the primary lender for government.
 
Translation: Get a fucking central bank and make sure we have our own currency so our interest rate is literally only what we decide it shall be. Because based on the update, we lack a central bank to be the primary lender for government.
Well the greater galactic government did just collapse. And arbitrary interest rates can also be an issue if it goes too far. It might full on collapse the bank due to them lacking their own money.
 
So for all intents and purposes, we won't get significant enough income to pay back the cost within the time frame of this quest unless we spend more money to build them up?

In essence, a major part of income streams that I'm hoping to show is that infrastructure takes time and effort to have returns, as well as keep with SW lore on how colonizations are relatively rare, but easily doable at the same time.
 
In essence, a major part of income streams that I'm hoping to show is that infrastructure takes time and effort to have returns, as well as keep with SW lore on how colonizations are relatively rare, but easily doable at the same time.
I understand that, I just hoped that if a planet or series of planets had a significant amount of resources that private investors would try to build them up for profit without it requiring governmental attention.
 
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