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TShinjitsu: warp speed chart

2024-01-10T12:08:09Z

warp speed chart

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 * Comfort
 * Cargo
 ====Modules====

TShinjitsu: /* Basics */ +success count.

2024-01-10T11:41:02Z

Basics: +success count.

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	Characters have the following broad stats, all of them are dice pools. Leveling them up adds dice.		Characters have the following broad stats, all of them are dice pools. Leveling them up adds dice.

	Dice in this are ''d10'', and targets are successes. Successes are ''5+'', Critical Successes are ''10''. Critical Successes count twice, add bonus effects. Critical Failures are ''1'' and subtract a success. If there is only a critical failure, there are bonus negative effects.		Dice in this are ''d10'', and targets are successes. Successes are ''5+'', Critical Successes are ''10''. Critical Successes count twice, add bonus effects. Critical Failures are ''1'' and subtract a success. If there is only a critical failure, there are bonus negative effects. If there is an equal number of critical success and critical failures, there are no bonus effects.

	Examples:		Examples:
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	* [Rolls: 2 6 4] - ''One Success''		* [Rolls: 2 6 4] - ''One Success''
	* [Rolls: 10 6 4] - ''Three Successes, One Bonus Effect''		* [Rolls: 10 6 4] - ''Three Successes, One Bonus Effect''
			* [Rolls: 10 6 1] - ''Two Successes, No Bonus Effect''
	====Character Stats====		====Character Stats====
	* Diplomacy		* Diplomacy

TShinjitsu: + two speed stats.

2024-01-06T01:48:46Z

+ two speed stats.

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	* Shields		* Shields
	* Hull		* Hull
			* Speed (Running Away)
			* Agility (Dodging)
	* Weapons		* Weapons
	** Sub-Weapon Block		** Sub-Weapon Block

TShinjitsu: +health indicator.

2024-01-06T01:47:45Z

+health indicator.

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	===Crew===		===Crew===
	Crew broadly, of a ship, denote personnel on board handling this, or bonuses gained by training.		Crew broadly, of a ship, denote personnel on board handling this, or bonuses gained by training.
	Morale: This ranks from poor to great. (-2 to +2), and is added to dice rolls.
			* Morale: This ranks from poor to great. (-2 to +2), and is added to dice rolls.
			* Health: This ranks from OK to dying (0 to -3)

	* Engineering		* Engineering

TShinjitsu: changes in dice limits, notes about timing.

2024-01-01T22:43:18Z

changes in dice limits, notes about timing.

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	Captains can train their crews up to a certain number of total dice. This is 30d. This takes place over missions. Use the chart below to get a rough gauge of how many successes. No one skill can exceed 4d for crew.		Captains can train their crews up to a certain number of total dice. This is 30d. This takes place over missions. Use the chart below to get a rough gauge of how many successes. No one skill can exceed 4d for crew.

	Captains can also train their officers out of the same training pool. Each officer costs the same amount per skill. Officers cannot be trained once their skill matches or exceeds 7d. Captains cannot train past the combination of their skills and training facilities or bonuses. ~~Officers~~ can only increase two dice per mission.		Captains can also train their officers out of the same training pool. Each officer costs the same amount per skill. Officers cannot be trained in a skill once their skill matches or exceeds 7d. Captains cannot train past the combination of their skills and training facilities or bonuses. Each officer can only increase two dice per mission. Officers cannot exceed 65d total. Training does not take as much time as crew, but it's several turns long.

	Captains can seek to improve themselves out of the same training pool~~, to~~ the same limits as officers.		Captains can seek to improve themselves out of the same training pool. They have the same limits as officers, except their dice pool can go up to 70d.

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TShinjitsu: /* Training */ 36d -> 30d

2024-01-01T22:40:27Z

Training: 36d -> 30d

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	==Training==		==Training==

	Captains can train their crews up to a certain number of total dice. This is ~~36d~~. This takes place over missions. Use the chart below to get a rough gauge of how many successes. No one skill can exceed 4d for crew.		Captains can train their crews up to a certain number of total dice. This is 30d. This takes place over missions. Use the chart below to get a rough gauge of how many successes. No one skill can exceed 4d for crew.

	Captains can also train their officers out of the same training pool. Each officer costs the same amount per skill. Officers cannot be trained once their skill matches or exceeds 7d. Captains cannot train past the combination of their skills and training facilities or bonuses. Officers can only increase two dice per mission.		Captains can also train their officers out of the same training pool. Each officer costs the same amount per skill. Officers cannot be trained once their skill matches or exceeds 7d. Captains cannot train past the combination of their skills and training facilities or bonuses. Officers can only increase two dice per mission.

TShinjitsu: +modules.

2024-01-01T21:28:18Z

+modules.

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	===Ships Stat Block===		===Ships Stat Block===
			* Modules Remaining - the number of remaining module space available before you need to change an existing module.
	* Engineering		* Engineering
	* Shields		* Shields
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	* Sensors		* Sensors
	* Medical		* Medical
			* Comfort
	* Cargo		* Cargo

			====Modules====
			Modules either add +X bonus, or a new functionality. (The latter is very rare, however.)

	===Crew===		===Crew===

TShinjitsu at 21:23, 1 January 2024

2024-01-01T21:23:34Z

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	===Crew===		===Crew===
	Crew broadly, of a ship, denote personnel on board handling this, or bonuses gained by training.		Crew broadly, of a ship, denote personnel on board handling this, or bonuses gained by training.
			Morale: This ranks from poor to great. (-2 to +2), and is added to dice rolls.

	* Engineering		* Engineering
	* Operations		* Operations
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	Upgrades are capped at certain points unless it's a refit - you can say, upgrade a Phaser Array Mk VIII to ++ but not to Mark IX. That said, technology ideas proposed can be prototyped in custom shuttles, or sent for refit standards.		Upgrades are capped at certain points unless it's a refit - you can say, upgrade a Phaser Array Mk VIII to ++ but not to Mark IX. That said, technology ideas proposed can be prototyped in custom shuttles, or sent for refit standards.

			Note that Starfleet R&D does still work on things, but working on technologies that you may not be able to equip now will still boost refits, or maybe move other things forward.

TShinjitsu at 20:38, 1 January 2024

2024-01-01T20:38:39Z

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	\| 6 to 7 \|\| 25 successes		\| 6 to 7 \|\| 25 successes
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			==Ship Upgrades==

			Ships often gain custom upgrades, for minor things. However, for permanent dice increases, you can direct an officer to work on a new policy. They will spend some time and resources to do so, and present it to Starfleet Engineering, or Tactical, or what have you, for analysis. Depending on roll results, this will take a variable number of turns.

			Upgrades are capped at certain points unless it's a refit - you can say, upgrade a Phaser Array Mk VIII to ++ but not to Mark IX. That said, technology ideas proposed can be prototyped in custom shuttles, or sent for refit standards.

TShinjitsu: /* Training */ +training notes.

2024-01-01T20:19:36Z

Training: +training notes.

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	==Training==		==Training==

	Captains can train their crews up to a certain number of total dice. This is 36d. This takes place over ~~3 turns~~. Use the chart below to get a rough gauge of how many successes. No one skill can exceed 4d for crew.		Captains can train their crews up to a certain number of total dice. This is 36d. This takes place over missions. Use the chart below to get a rough gauge of how many successes. No one skill can exceed 4d for crew.

	Captains can also train their officers out of the same training pool. Each officer costs the same amount per skill. Officers cannot be trained once their skill matches or exceeds 7d.		Captains can also train their officers out of the same training pool. Each officer costs the same amount per skill. Officers cannot be trained once their skill matches or exceeds 7d. Captains cannot train past the combination of their skills and training facilities or bonuses. Officers can only increase two dice per mission.

			Captains can seek to improve themselves out of the same training pool, to the same limits as officers.

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