Sylvan

Saṃsāra: A Divine Reckoning

@Roman Do you want us to use the same text color as the outline, or can we change that?

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Quite easily done, some powers can be used to emulate others as part of a power suite. So your water manipulation power, say, easily translates into a hydro-cannon attack, flying on a geyser of water, etc.

@Dead Cruiser

Sounds good to me!

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@Dead Cruiser I'm interested, if this hasn't filled up at least. I have a loose idea for a character who Erupts into elemental manipulation (either water or air), caused by them drowning, Erupting at the last moment basically.

Saṃsāra: A Divine Reckoning

This looks interesting, I'm in.

Business in Space

@Zora As the player of the Captain, do you want to post first?

Business in Space

I took the liberty of, kind of, placing everyone.

@Smiter19

Thanks, this actually solves a problem I was having in plotting out Stellas arrival to the crew!

Business in Space

At this point is probably safe to assume that this is the group

Business in Space

Stella Righte

Stella Righte

Age: 29
Gender: Female
Profession: Pilot
Cybernetics: Her string of victories enabled her to afford a pair of high-end cybereyes, a pilots datajack to interface with the ship, and reflex enhancement mods
History: Born in the extensive asteroid belts of the Burnell System, Stella grew up in a habitat built deep into a small planetoid, Independent Station Freedom North. She was exposed from a young age to the two main foci of the people in this station, mining and racing. Stellas parents were consummate racers, and started to teach her their craft from a young age. This eventually lead to her achieving a string of victories that got the attention of the local mafia, who tried to, ah, reign in her talent to protect their investments. This didn't end well, leading to a series of confrontations that ended in her fleeing the station and signing on with the first ship she found.

Character art by Mitchell Mohrhauser

Business in Space

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It is good! The cybernetics however may be a tiny bit useless. The datajack is fine but the freighter isn’t a fighter/interceptor/racer. It’s maneuverability is... pretty decent for freighters but the confidence of the pilot can test it’s true capability.

I’m going to accept your own space suit for this one because I would like to think a racer would have some form of customized or sponsored gear, but for the others, they are simple and basically just good enough to keep you alive if you somehow get jettisoned into space (which could be a possibility ;)) Kind of a perk of acquiring the ship.

@Smiter19

The cybernetics weren't meant to be useful on this ship; the thought behind them was, what would an up-and-coming racing hotshot purchase? The suit itself is entirely whatever, I just like the art lol. I was going for a desperate hotshot hoping to GTFO fast, so she might even have abandoned her snazzy custom suit. I also imagine some personal conflicts as her instincts and training clash with the... differences between a racer and a freighter.

EDIT: And especially the differences in mass and deltaV

Business in Space

Here we go, one character ready for review.

Stella Righte

Stella Righte

Age: 29
Gender: Female
Profession: Pilot
Cybernetics: Her string of victories enabled her to afford a pair of high-end cybereyes, a pilots datajack to interface with the ship, and reflex enhancement mods
History: Born in the extensive asteroid belts of the Burnell System, Stella grew up in a habitat built deep into a small planetoid, Independent Station Freedom North. She was exposed from a young age to the two main foci of the people in this station, mining and racing. Stellas parents were consummate racers, and started to teach her their craft from a young age. This eventually lead to her achieving a string of victories that got the attention of the local mafia, who tried to, ah, reign in her talent to protect their investments. This didn't end well, leading to a series of confrontations that ended in her fleeing the station and signing on with the first ship she found.

Character art by Mitchell Mohrhauser