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I think you might've meant to say it wouldn't be risky.
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So do we only have enough favour for one of these?
As a free action yes. If you want more then do diplomacy.
WHY THE FUCK WAS A PIECE OF THE EMPERORS ARMOUR HERE???? HOW DID IT GET HERE?????
It's "supposedly" that. You don't know if it actually is. You do know it's a weird material that you would like to research (auramite).
Also - canon around auramite is different in different places. In some places it's just so psychically non-reactive that it doesn't restrict psykers. In others it's actually psychically resonant in a way that makes it the best possible material for force swords & psytech and such. I'm treating it more like the second.
I also think that instead of researching more terraforming tech, we should research the manned ship and give the blueprint to the people of Caldereth so they can fix the problem on their own. Do they even know that the problem is caused by the seaweed rotting?
You don't need to research it. You have the blueprint already. They just can't build them.
@Neablis Cia should be Anexa here?
Fixed, thanks!
OK errors I noticed:
The bolded should be Victan since Vita is talking to Anexa in this part and Cia already has combat training.
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The bolded is a word salad. Unscramble it.
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altar not alter this isn't Fate/Type-Moon.
Are the bolded and underlined misspellings of Emperor's intentional?
Anexa not Cia.
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Also:
Of the top of my head there's phase-iron which is one of the pinnacles of the DAoT materials engineering and an anti-psychic material, but came to late to save Humanity from the Fall/Age of Strife and is now used by some Inquisitors/Inquisitor Lords as a prison/manacle/torture material.
Fixed. I'm dyslexic and sometimes that's your problem.
Alright physicist what does the
lux calculation look like for something like that?
I'm a chemist, unless you can show me how such wavelengths interact at scale, depth and
the Avogadro constant all I'm seeing in that article is physicists editing around the
ideal gas law. Again.
I dunno. I'm a biologist. My understanding is that based on the aeresol you make you reflect visible light (the primary solar irradiance) or the infrared (the primary planetary emission). Based on which of them you choose you get cooling or heating respectively.
You have a point about the time @Neablis do we have enough time to research boarding capabilities and close combat and upgrade things to use them?
No. You do have a teleporter and outmass them enough that you could try shooting out their engines and then boarding the "kludgy" way, but it's going to be awkward.
Edit: @Neablis, can we get a sense for the RP cost of studying the Necrons if we keep them? I'm tempted to try and study them this turn.
It'll be a tree. The first tech will be in the 200ish BP range and will give you a report of the materials, design, weapons, etc. These are basic warriors, not anything super-fancy, so you're limited in what you can learn of the entire necron arsenal.
It will require the advanced tech lab.
Another question for you @Neablis (or anyone who knows the answer), does fighting the Ork ship require an Order action for next turn? If not, is there benefit to taking one anyways?
Nope. There might be a benefit if they do get onto the planet, to completely eradicate them. But yeah, this is an immediate kind of activity.
Actually, @Neablis do we know whether there'll be a BP cost to deploying Stank-b-gone? Would Microbes reduce it?
No RP cost. You'll probably deploy it as part of the action, which is why you need to write-in a risk tolerance when doing that research.
Microbes would make that tech more likely to succeed.
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I'd not that doing microbes is likely to reduce the value of the place as a food exporter, if the seaweed exports are ever restarted. I'd prefer the manual ship option just in case we run across a nice works and suddenly need gigatons of calories on short notice.
Correct. It wouldn't eliminate it, but it would mean it became a sustainable world, instead of being able to export gigatons of calories with the necessary infrastructure.
