So... which checks did we fail (like not what was the difficulty, but what was being checked), and what numbers were we throwing at those checks which failed?
And most likely an S or P check to detect that faked claim as well. But it's not like we need more BR anyway.The first was probably a sci check to notice something. The second was probably D.
So make new ones?Sadly, the Co-QMs have no ability to edit all the Quest information posts, we'd love to do it but it's up to Shark to perform all updates, and he got A LOT to take care of.
Captain's Log, Stardate 27204, USS Challorn - Captain Hazag Daz-Hara
Entrance into the Benden system was impeded. Unusual chemical activity in the system's oort cloud appears to have catalyzed the formation of highly kinetophillic particles that adhered to the hull in such quantities as were beyond the ability of the navigational deflectors to repel. Energy patterns throughout the cloud indicate a single origin point, correlating to the believed entry vector of the asteroid that triggered the distress situation.
The Benden system's oort cloud hosts a rich ecosystem of cosmobionts, within which the fungus-like organism appears to fill a decomposer niche. Threadlike structures of the fungus drift throughout the cloud, passively feeding on dead or dying microcosmozoa and engaging in a rapid growth period in response to stellar disturbances that are likely to produce an abundance of food. The asteroid's agitation of the oort cloud during its passage through caused such a bloom, and a large volume of threads either attached themselves to the body or were pulled along by its gravitational field, and then dispersed into the orbitals of Benden III during the asteroid's near-miss.
Retire the existing fleet of Mirandas, Constitutions, Constellations, Oberths, Renaissances, and Centaurs and replace them with ships with 5+ in all stats. That might cut the failure rate in half, but you'll still have failures.So are the failed event rolls because we have our ships busy on Task Forces? or just bad luck?
What do we need to be passing these events? (im guessing more EC Ambassadors to free up Excelsiors)
They're not... super tentacle-y. This is the image from Stellaris they're based on.
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The Seyek and Fiiral are probably the puppet/CGI species of the show![]()
This depends on whether Cthulhu is a jealous husband, knowing said Captain.
The Benden system, a mico-organism that lives in the Oort cloud, is threadlike, and is highly dangerous to the M class planet? Heh, any colorful flying lizards on Benden III?
Leila drew them that way because she didn't know what their body shape looked like, and then kept it. I wasn't exactly going to push her to draw complicated feathermen anywaysOn one hand, you created the Fiiral. On the other hand Leila has been depicting them as an adorable blue sphere with tentacles for months now and you never corrected her once.
The Dragonriders of Pern is a series by Anne McCaffrey which turned out to be less fantasy and more sci-fi than originally suspected.
Leila drew them that way because she didn't know what their body shape looked like, and then kept it. I wasn't exactly going to push her to draw complicated feathermen anyways![]()
And there's the shame of it all...While I'm sure that the Dragonriders of Pern series was not the first such instance of science fantasy of the "magic from technology" form (not the Star Wars kind), it was indisputably one of the classics and helped popularize the whole genre. Sadly, the author passed away and left the series in the hands of her far less capable son.
Alas, there's no way to prevent the dice from coming up all 1's.
The Benden system, a mico-organism that lives in the Oort cloud, is threadlike, and is highly dangerous to the M class planet? Heh, any colorful flying lizards on Benden III?
The Dragonriders of Pern is a series by Anne McCaffrey which turned out to be less fantasy and more sci-fi than originally suspected.
Regarding the Challorn's entry... I find it odd he'd think it was the asteroid, I mean if the asteroid was the carrier, the fact that the oort cloud was now chock full of the things meant they had far more serious issues.
As it stands, there is one serious question in how it wasn't detected sooner, like during the surveying of the colony
And first hypothesis wasHard event. Biological threat to a colony world that isn't a disease. First gaeni captain in Starfleet is facing it, so I figure I should make it a puzzle boss to let her use her gaeni-ness.
So I looked at those dice and decided "Threadfall time."
Retire the existing fleet of Mirandas, Constitutions, Constellations, Oberths, Renaissances, and Centaurs and replace them with ships with 5+ in all stats. That might cut the failure rate in half, but you'll still have failures.
If that's impossible (hint: we won't be able to do it), then just take your failed event lumps.