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pup67vargr · 08-22-2011, 09:03 PM

OOC: Does anyone have any reason why we should play out some/any of the time spent in JumpSpace? If anyone has any special plans, this would be a good time to clue-in the GM. Otherwise, we might as well gloss over the time spent in JumpSpace. I'm going to assume for the moment that we can skip over it, but let me know if I'm mistaken and I'll edit this post ASAP.

The timer on the JumpDrive Control Panel shows one-half hour remaining before the Hiawatha is unsurreptitiously flung back into normal space in the Prometheus system, 2027, which is a garden world claimed and ruled by the Terran Confederation (of course). It is a tropical garden world with an "affinity score" of 0.9, where 1.0 means identical to terra. There are 850,000 in habitants, but the planet is not known for producing any particularly special resources. Your evidence would seem to indicate, however, that they have the manufacturing capability to turn raw materials into valuable medicines.

08-22-2011, 09:03 PM	#10
pup67vargr Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Arkansas	Re: The Voyages of "The Hiawatha" [Hero Class] : GURPS Traveller OOC: Does anyone have any reason why we should play out some/any of the time spent in JumpSpace? If anyone has any special plans, this would be a good time to clue-in the GM. Otherwise, we might as well gloss over the time spent in JumpSpace. I'm going to assume for the moment that we can skip over it, but let me know if I'm mistaken and I'll edit this post ASAP. The timer on the JumpDrive Control Panel shows one-half hour remaining before the Hiawatha is unsurreptitiously flung back into normal space in the Prometheus system, 2027, which is a garden world claimed and ruled by the Terran Confederation (of course). It is a tropical garden world with an "affinity score" of 0.9, where 1.0 means identical to terra. There are 850,000 in habitants, but the planet is not known for producing any particularly special resources. Your evidence would seem to indicate, however, that they have the manufacturing capability to turn raw materials into valuable medicines. Last edited by pup67vargr; 08-31-2011 at 09:06 PM.