————— > I’d say no. Different people. ——— > That would be the default, yes. ———— > No idea, I didn’t work that book. Sorry. ——— > I’d have to imagine the brand means she was at one point a prisoner of the witch hunter, so she must have escaped. There should also be records of her if she was a prisoner. ———— > Could be, sure. ———— > Really up to you, whatever time fits your campaign. ———— > You know the answer indeed ———— > Each situation would be handled uniquely, so in this case it was decided that Ophelia VII had some bearing on the matter. ———— > If you want her to, sure. You’d need to arrive at her stats for it though, depending on how good you want her to be. ———— > It’s indeed whatever you want it to be. Take the name and invent something cool for the players to chase after. It doesn’t even need to be used; it can be a mguffin in the adventure. |
[DH1] Some Q&A I had with a producer about Disciples of the Dark Gods (Questions 101-110)
14 hours ago, ThenDoctor said:110. Concerning the Player Handout III: Dataslate on Solomon (Cont.) what's a Void Abacus?
"One such item sought after by both camps is the Void Abacus, most famously unearthed on the cursed Munitorum planet of Soloman in the Markayn Marches but also recovered in the bowels of many an ancient hive spire or nameless space hulk. For these can do something very valuable indeed—when integrated into a ship’s auspex and propulsion systems they can allow a ship to make accurate void jumps four or five times longer than normal without a Navigator’s aid. This allows many more types of ships to travel safely, something the Navigator’s Guild cannot allow. While the Guild cannot directly outlaw their use, they can act to buy, destroy, or sabotage any and all they can find. That they will arrange for the same fate to befall to any vessel found using one is an open secret as well. Having an Abacus networked into a ship’s systems allows the crew to safely plot warp jumps of up to 5-10 days in duration with an Ordinary (+10) Navigation Test."
Into the Storm, p.140.
5 hours ago, Jargal said:Into the Storm, p.140.
Makes sense that I'd not known what it was then, interesting that it got developed later.