You are Elesh Phryx, rogue techpriest and captain of the Sword class frigate 'Sword of the Omnissiah'. A metallic knock echos down the ship's halls as your bionic fingers strike a door for the first time. Beyond the plasteel you sense footsteps before your XO slowly opens the door to her quarters. For a moment you study her slightly dishelved clothing while she studies your new arm. "You look well, Elesh. Need something?"

"Answers." Inserting yourself into Athe's quarters, you soon find yourself sitting across from your friend in a sort of fatigued standoff. Athe wearily shakes her head before pouring two glasses of water. "I assume you want the details on the missions that were passed my way?"

>Correct, let's hear them.
>No, I want answers about you. (specify, please)
>other?

>typing will resume in normal mode once I've finished updating my notes

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This is the first time I have ever been on time for a quest.

Yay

>>18875536
>No, I want answers about you. (specify, please)
Soooo... What are your opinions on Synskin?

>Correct, let's hear them.
Also, her full name and connection to the sisters of battle would be nice to hear in detail

>>18875207
>Answers

"I'll take any I can get. I seem to have a lot of questions for you, lately."

Do we have combat servitors aboard the ship?

If not, we need them.

>>18875651
Speaking of which, how difficult would it be to, say, convert a genestealer skull into a servoskull?

>>18875625
>from a previous thread:
"My name is Athenia"
and
"I don't remember where I was born. Grew up in the schola progenium, so I knew from the start that my parents were dead, everyone's parents are dead."
Canoness Laci knew Athe's mother somehow.

>>18875688
>>18875651
I think building a cyber mastiff would be a smarter idea.

>>18875718
>>18875688
>>18875651

I think we should go for some counterfit Skitarii, but that could just be me being weird

>>18875718
I can't help but notice that every rogue trader(or similar, abbadon quest had one too) thread we make ends up with us having a cyborg war dinosaur

>>18875651
no, you lack the facilities to produce servitors of any kind at the moment, though Advi has a bit of skill converting them.

>>18875688
it would be extra heretical.

>>18875625
>>18875648

so just ask if she'd like to share any of her past? or push the matter if she attempts to avoid it?

>>18875776
Heretical servo skull.

>>18875536
Ask her about the mission.

>>18875788
I think Elesh values her greatly, so if she doesn't want to talk, she won't press the issue.

>>18875718
>Smarter idea than getting servoskulls
Ahahahaha.

I suppose we could get a cyber mastiff though. And call it Wuffles.

>>18875771
You're going to loooo-ove the discussion I had with Machine Spirit yesterday about the possible result of trading with Exodites.
Pic related.

>>18875788
>so just ask if she'd like to share any of her past? or push the matter if she attempts to avoid it?

She doesn't have to tell us anything she is personally uncomfortable with, but witholding work-related information is a no.

>>18875788
If she doesn't want to talk about her personal life, that's fine, but I'd like to know just how connected she is with the Sisters. I mean, we are basically a pirate of sorts and it would be good to know if we have an undercover Imperial agent on our bridge crew.

>>18875812
>Pic related.
That is EXACTLY the picture I had in mind, I should have saved it earlier today, but now is fine too, thx.

>>18875850
Agreed. If it is something we should know to avoid any... unpleasant surprises. If she resists, just gently let her know that it could save peoples lives.

>>18875788
Don't push, the last thing we need is another nervous breakdown.

>>18875879
See: >>18875696
Seems she got booted out.

>>18875788
>though Advi has a bit of skill converting them
Then by all means give her leave to practice her craft on anyone who holds still long enough to be converted. Servitors are love.

Also, does anyone have the Advice Techpriest pic with the "Hello servitor-convertible children!" caption?

>>18875974
Yes.

>>18875767
Building our own Skitarii is a long-term goal. Takes a lot of resources.

>>18876006
>mfw that pic
Thank you, comrade.

"The information, though I wouldn't mind hearing more of your relationship with Canoness Laci. She seems to value your opinion quite highly."

If your words had any effect upon Athe, she didn't show it in any way. "She trained and served with my mother, then taught me in the Schola when I was young. Before I left. As for the missions, the sororitas would like to get some of their future battlecruiser crew acclimated to a larger ship, and your new factory ship is the correct size for such a task." "'Heavenly Forge', I was recently struck with inspiration from the Omnissiah." Athe raises an eyebrow at your words, but soon breaks into a small laugh. "You'll have to tell me the stories behind your naming schemes some time, Elesh. Anyway, they're offering to provide a crew for a crewless ship, so the deal seems sound enough until we can get our own crew together. I doubt men from Tortuga will want to work a mining ship, though. You'll need to supply the ship with a captain, as well."

You slowly nod your head in contemplation as your XO finishes off her glass of water. "Magos Grumman has two missions for us, though completing both will be quite difficult. The first is to secure a powerful drive component that has recently been purchased by Feophe. We'll need to take a transport and then make the ship and cargo vanish for good, along with any escorts and witnesses. Information suggests that a squadron of escorts will be the cover. The second mission involves diverting Feophe's attention by striking a small group of ships in the Norovictus system. Again, no survivors or witnesses. You've also been requested by the Eldar that Quein freed from the raiding Xenos above Aquari."

>More answers? (pressure)
>To the star charts!
>To the xenos!
>other?

>To the xenos!

I just want to get those eldar off our ship as soon as possible.
And hopefully get paid for them

>>18876181
agreed, lets get em outta here

>>18876104
>>To the xenos!
I agree with >>18876181 the sooner they're gone, the better.

>other?
Test the new arm by hugging Athe!
"I'm glad we made it off planet while suffering only a slight decrease to our respective efficiency."

>>18876212
In our case, it was really an increase.
Well, once we got the new arm made.

>>18876104
Yeah let's remove the eldar. If the sister's or anyone that would be less than understanding of us carrying xenos. Also make sure we at least turn a profit off of them.

rolled 75 = 75

>>18876104

that is a good point. have we shown off our new arm to Athe... have we given THAT a name yet?
i think we shall call it the 'Subtle Crafter' due to it being our favoured hand...

>>18876212
>Test the new arm by hugging Athe!
yeah, this too, I want to know if our sensory receptors feel any different than our former fleshy nervous system we had in the arm before it got blown off.

>>18876104
Having xenos on our ship while the sisters are around worrys me. Lets deal with them first

>>18876288
translation: grope her, say you did it for science

>>18876338
>did it for science
No, no, no!

It's SCIENCE!

>>18876104
"Do... do you like the arm? It's not like I decided against going with a better form to please your organic sensibilities, or anything. S-stupid."

The Xenos wait!

>>18876423
Silly anon, being tsundere is a weakness of the flesh-brain unfit for a true follower of the omnissiah.

>>18876652
You have read Machine Spirits posts where our fleshbrain and cogitator disagree, right?

"Thank you, Athe. I believe I'll arrange to have them off the ship as soon as possible." You embrace Athe before departing, noting the distinct difference in sensations between your arms. Athe momentarily squirms deeper into your embrace as her flesh seeks to avoid the metallic chill of your bionic. As you make your way to the isolated quarters that house your guests, you reflect upon the unusual difference between the sensation felt by your arms during your earlier hug. While your bionic contains sensors for pressure and temperature, you are frustratingly unable to pinpoint the cause of the minor lack in feedback received. Before you can come to a conclusion, you find yourself standing before a guarded door. "Captain." Both guards stand at what passes for attention upon a pirate vessel. "I've come to speak with our guests."

The xenos seem to have made themselves at home within the larger room, though they seem to prefer cushions and pillows upon the decking than a proper bunk. Most regard you wearily as you enter, though a small handful pay you no notice for one reason or another. "I take it that you are the captain of this ship, Mon'Keigh?" The nearest xenos bows its head to you, though you note the slight grimace as it speaks unpracticed low gothic. "I am the leader of this group, with the passing of the Farseer. I am known as Veld'th, and I offer you my service in exchange for the safe release of my people."

>cont

Several other xenos flinch, though one gasps slightly and steps forward. "I offer my own services in his place, Mon'Keigh." The two soon begin to speak in their own, strangely melodic tongue, but you're fairly sure that an arguement is taking place. As you contemplate a counter-offer, you note that the xenos seem to lack anything of value at the moment, and you're soon fairly sure you can differentiate the second xeno as a female of the lithe species.

>Counter offer! (specify)
>I accept your terms (which one?)
>Fuck you, pay me
>Screw this, you two argue and I'll be back
>other?

>>18876705
>While your bionic contains sensors for pressure and temperature, you are frustratingly unable to pinpoint the cause of the minor lack in feedback received.

This will definitely require further study.

>>18876729
>>other?
>Services

"Well, what are you good at exactly? And why would you offer your services? I'm sure you know the stance the Imperium takes on xenos and those who consort with them."

We don't care much for their services, we just want instructions as to how to find their homeworld/craftworld or someone willing to give us a fee for recuing them.
Our priority is to get rid of them and get paid for it.
And secure some rep with the eldar, but don't tell them that part.

>>18876729
Ask them where they're from. They may not personally have anything to pay us, but perhaps their brethren do.

>I offer you my service in exchange for the safe release of my people
I'm somewhat wary of having an Eldar among our crew, since we seem to be having a lot of dealings with the Sisters. I feel like that might attract unwanted attention from the puritans among their ranks.

>>18876797
Speak for yourself.

>>18876729
"Should I come back later?"

>>18876729
Ask both of them their skills. History and someone that can give us a shoe into xeno tech? I think it is worth the risk having one aboard...

>>18876854
Especially since Eldar are fairly easy to conceal.

Ask why we should release their people when they were on the planet trying to take ours?

>>18877012
I think Elesh knows the difference between spiky and non-spiky Eldar.

"I have only my skills to offer, Captain. We have no means of contacting our people, unless you wish to release us and collect payment at a later time." The arguement's pause barely lasts long enough for you to receive a response, until you ask about what skills the xenos have to offer.

"I was a starfarer" replies Veld'th, "Though I know not how well my skills would work with your crude ships."

"I walk the path of the wanderer, Mon'Keigh. It is suitable enough for my path to follow yours in exchange for the freedom of the others."

We got new ones? I must have missed that sorry.

>>18877012
As far as I understand, weren't these Eldar prisoners to the Dark Eldar?

>>18876729

seconding finding out about their skills, knowledge and training. maybe if they share some form of bond, they could both join us... though the chances of that are rather low, i just believe that it would be better for them to have another of their species aboard our ship...

>>18877064
I'm leaning more towards the wanderer myself, though the starfarer might help? I like that the wanderer may have some secret Eldar connections.

>>18877064
How about we release the others and accept his service until such time as the Eldar are able to repay us for the favor of freeing these prisoners, at which point he would be free to go.

Alternately, keep their existence a secret and let Advi experiment on the Eldar prisoners. Pretty, elegant servitors would be so nice...

>>18877171
I think the first suggestion is quite neat.

>>18877064

hmmm, a captain or a ranger... quite the choice to be making...
could we arrange for both to join us in exchange for droping the others off at a specified location?
i don't think that we should hold the others ransom in our request for the both, but rather as a small form of alliance, if that makes any sense...

>>18877064
I wonder if this starfarer fellow would be able to offer any valuable navigational help, perhaps even interpret those star charts we recovered earlier?

I think it's just best to let them all go personally. Not worth the trouble having an eldar on board might cause in the future and it's a potential favour we can call in later.

>>18877218

to the best of your knowledge, Eldar ships have never been sighted forcing their way into the warp, or leaving any trails that Navigators could follow. They may well know some sort of secrets of the warp...

>>18877218
Yeeeesss...

>>18877210
This sounds good.

>>18877250
Wait, seriously, we don't know about the webway? Not even just the basic facts of its existence?

Since most people seem to be in favour of keping at least one:
try to get both of them to stay, maybe to keep eachother company, they would probably go bored if only one of them stayes here with only us humans.
Offer to drop off the rest someplace along the way

I would rather just get rid of them all now and hope for a reward later.

>>18877250
*cough* Webways *cough*
I think the starfarer will only be helpful with a few things. The wanderer has probably seen more of the galaxy and may know more varying things than the starfarer.

>>18877311
It would be riskier, but I do like this idea. They both seem to want to stay.

>>18877277

the web-what now?

>>18877353
Ah, I see. No knowledge of Eldar tech on our part. Good to know.

Well, we might as well accept his offer. The Eldar aren't doing us any good just sitting around.

>>18877336
I think the "both of you stay until the rest can repay us, then you're free to do whatever you want" idea is the best one.

>accept starfarer's offer (suspected male xeno)
>accept wanderer's offer (suspected female xeno)
>attempt to accept both offers (xeno breeder, go!)

final voting.

>>18877438
I'd like to keep both of them if possible. They seem rather attached to each other, so they should be happier on the ship together.

And it might discourage our officers from, um, "fraternizing" with the xenos.

>>18877438
Casting my vote in both staying!

>>18877438
Both.

>>18877438

voting for both. there can only be good things from this course of action...

>>18877438
The sooner I can get you Eldar to safety, the faster you can pay me.
Both

Opposed rolls!

1D100 for each xeno.

low is good

Rolling

rolled 80 = 80

>>18877553
For the record, if they refuse, I support throwing the whole lot of them out the airlock during warp travel to earn the favor of Slaanesh.

>attempt to accept both offers (xeno breeder, go!)
casting vote

rolled 48 = 48

>>18877553
rollin

rolled 86 = 86

Here for the wanderer.

rolled 24 = 24

>>18877553
Heresy!

rolled 44 = 44

oops try again

The dice gods evidently don't want us committing the vile heresy of consorting with xenos.

>>18877589
Hell and damnation. I'm not even going to even try rolling anymore.

>>18877583
Well, that's that. I guess.

>>18877583
>High roll
>Idiotic suggestion

Sometimes, I do actually wonder if there is some correlation.

>>18877658
I don't know how or why he thought that saying "if we fail, we'll sacrifice a whole bunch of Eldar to Slaanesh" WOULDN'T result in Chaos fucking with our dice rolls.

>>18877730
Does that mean he actually failed to roll for throwing the Eldar before chaos?

>I'm okay with that.

>>18877583
Sacrificing the Eldar to Slaanesh is silly. The odds are the Dark Gods won't even notice a few dozen random souls.

Now, using the Eldar for SCIENCE! on the other hand...

>>18877782
Is ALSO a terrible idea. I'd rather not have the Eldar as our sworn enemy, thank you very much.
Also, how are we going to buy dinosaurs off the Exodites if the Eldar hate us? WON'T SOMEONE THINK OF THE ROBO-SAURS!?!

Although, we did save that Dark Eldar corpse... Ehehehe...

rolled 35 = 35

How about we don't piss off random eldar for no real benefit?

>>18877863
Hey, what's a quest thread without trolling?

"If you both stay, you wouldn't be devoid of your own kind." Your offer quickly backfires with Veld'th. The xeno scofts in his native tongue before expressing himself in low gothic. "Your greed sickens me, Mon'Keigh. I'll not serve with one such as you." As the alien gracefully stalks toward the far end of the room, the wanderer supresses a victorious grin. "Then my services shall serve as the ransom for my people, Mon'Keigh. If you would take us to the system your people call 'Valkyria', you may release them at the ruins of the third planetary body." The sudden change in the xeno's tone confuses you for a moment, but you're not complaining about an asset that no longer acts hostile.

"The death world Kromvo? You do know that entire expeditions vanish into those ruins... what shall I call you?"

"Call me whatever name you wish, Mon'Keigh. You would only sully the harmony of my true name." You briefly consider the joy you'll feel when you break this xeno bitch of her superior air. That is a moment to be savored, for sure.

>Name Wanderer?
>I'm tired of these Omnissiah-damned xenos on my Omnissiah-blessed ship!
>I've got other things to do before we leave!
>other

>>18877863
We're a female Techpriest in conversation with a bunch of aliens that are, from the perspective of the average human, just as socially-retarded as us, only in a different way.
And we rolled an 80.

Too late.

>>18877887
>>I'm tired of these Omnissiah-damned xenos on my Omnissiah-blessed ship!
This.

If they want to be left on a horrible death-world all the better.

>I'm tired of these Omnissiah-damned xenos on my Omnissiah-blessed ship!
Well there is my answer.
God I forgot how arrogant the Eldar are...
Maybe just call her Wanderer?

>>18877897
>Idiot botches roll
>Still get superior xeno

Things went much better than expected. I'm surprised they didn't commit suicide, or something like that.

>>18877967
There were two rolls, one for each of them. Only one of the rolls was botched.

>>18877887

hmmm, seems like that planet has the smell of HIGH ADVENTURE upon it! we shall have to explore it at some point. now however, we have to get the eldar off our ship, settle our newest crew member into her new abode and run our new factory ship through it's paces.

I still think that we should drop them all off and hope for payment later, but whatever.
>I'm tired of these Omnissiah-damned xenos on my Omnissiah-blessed ship!

>Name Wanderer?
Bob

>>18877887
We shall call you... Tim.
No, not really.
I favour the name Vos.

>>18877987
We also shouldn't accept her with open arms. Maybe have some guards keep an eye on her and have at least one human with her at all times to make sure she doesn't do anything to fuck with our ship.

>>18877887
>Name Wanderer?
¬(Veld'th)

Logically sound.

Why don't we not name her like some pet and just tell her that she doesn't have to use her real or full name but one that we can say without insulting her?

>>18878092
Good idea. Seconded.

>>18878048
This seems likely to cause confusion later.

Also, to explain my apparently meaningless usage of the name Vos... The Wanderer constellation in Skyrim, the Serpent, has it's attached stone quite near the wreck of the ship Pride of Tel Vos. Pride, Wanderer, snake, wrecked ship... It's like (her?) life story! Especially since the Pride of Tel Vos was a dark elf ship... Subtle jokes at Eldar's expense, go!

>>18878092
I suppose that also works.

Oh, on another note:
>You briefly consider the joy you'll feel when you break this xeno bitch of her superior air. That is a moment to be savored, for sure.
So, Dark Eldar skull Servo Skull is go?

Bob is not a pet name, it is a highly practical name for an eldrict horror whose name you can't pronounce.

>>18878092
Until the bitch decides to tell us her name and quit being so arrogant. Good way to make sure she knows we are the captain here.

>>18878142

Bob is a fine name however I more meant the act of naming her than the names themselves.

>>18878137
I am wondering though: If we made a servitor out of the Dark Eldar carcass, could the servitor get corrupted by Slaneesh's influence? I'm all for Eldar servitor, just not one that has the potential of becoming corrupt/possessed easier and killing us when we enter the warp.

>>18878291
I don't think so. Slaanesh is after souls, and the soul of that Dark Eldar has clearly departed its body at this point.

"We'll be under way shortly, Bob."

The xeno shoots you a queer look as she struggles to make any sense of her new name, but you have many things to do before you can be rid of the majority of these guests. But first, you must re-synch yourself to the ship's time. Your body is still not fully recovered from the removal of your upper arm and majority of the shoulder joint for your bionic arm, after all.

Several hours later you stride from your quarters refreshed and ready to tackle the small hill of tasks required of you this day.

>decisions to make before you leave
>Yes/No to training sororitas crew using your factory ship (you must supply a captain for the vessel)
>Yes/no promises/no to Magos Grumman's intercept and destroy missions? (you may accept 1, both, or neither, or just take the information available and see what you can do)
>leave Kelly to continue tutoring or take her with you?

>Yes/No to training sororitas crew using your factory ship (you must supply a captain for the vessel)
yes, right now I'm thinking Advi for captain, but I'm not really sure.

>Yes/no promises/no to Magos Grumman's intercept and destroy missions? (you may accept 1, both, or neither, or just take the information available and see what you can do)
I'm not sure, I want to accept but I also don't want to get blasted in the brocess of doing this missions. And we have only one combat ship.
>leave Kelly to continue tutoring or take her with you?
take her with us

>>18878417
Take Kelly with us, first hand training can be the best training. Also we should get that factory ship up and running, maybe train the sororitas. After that, take the interception job. Maybe seize that driver and use it for ourselves?

>>18878464
I agree with making Advi captain, I don't trust Athe enough at the moment to do that just yet.

>>18878477
either way, we will need to get more armsmen before we proceed to attempt the job

We should set Quien as the captain of one of the ships since he showed ability in command while we were on the planet last time, although if we have anyone else that can pilot and command a ship they may be a better choice.

>>18878417
>>Yes/No to training sororitas crew using your factory ship (you must supply a captain for the vessel)
Advi seems to be the one best suited for the job.

>>Yes/no promises/no to Magos Grumman's intercept and destroy missions? (you may accept 1, both, or neither, or just take the information available and see what you can do)
Those missions seem to be as close to "honest" work as we can get. Hmmm, but still, they're rather dangerous...

>>leave Kelly to continue tutoring or take her with you?
Well, how much better would the sororitas do than Athe, Elesh and other crew members could do?

>>Other stuff
-Get some kind of memorial for all the crewmen lost.
-See how Julin's doing.
-And we should thank the navigator for the idea that managed to save our asses back on the planet.

>>18878417
Yes. I dunno, maybe Advi as captain?
We'll see what we can do, but we're just one Sword, and we have reduced power weapons, and to ensure there are no witnesses may be difficult even if we can overpower the escorts (I suppose we could bring in help, but that might cause problems).
Let's ask her.

also...

will you simply send the eldar down in a shuttle and be done with it or accompany them down to their chosen site and try to see what they do?

>>18878417
Will we get any kind of compensation for the losses and damages we had while defending the planet/system from the dark eldar?

>>18878417
>Yes/No to training sororitas crew using your factory ship (you must supply a captain for the vessel)
Yes. The sooner we can get that ship up and running, the better. Seeing as it's a factory ship, perhaps Advi would be a good choice to command it?

>Yes/no promises/no to Magos Grumman's intercept and destroy missions?
I say we only commit to one mission, as two battles back to back might be a bit much for our frigate. Perhaps the attack on the transport, since the the possibility of loot might help attract some other pirates to join the raid.

>leave Kelly to continue tutoring or take her with you?
Let's bring her along. Nothing quite like a little experience in the field.

>-Get some kind of memorial for all the crewmen lost.
>-See how Julin's doing.
>-And we should thank the navigator for the idea that >managed to save our asses back on the planet.

Yeah, this too

Also, Advi is our main engineseer(or whatever it's called) on the sword, right? So, we can't exactly send her to another ship to do captaining.

>>18878573

there have been several promises to repay you for the actions of your ship and Quein, but the merchant families that rule Labado are currently in a tight spot with rebuilding the majority of their ships, most of a planet, and several space stations.

>>18878567
just send them down, I want to get rid of them with minimal fuss

>>18878537
>-Get some kind of memorial for all the crewmen lost.
Pretty sure they had some kind of service while we were out.

>>18878609
That's fine, they can pay us later.
Or not, they owe us a favour now, that's sometimes better then material posessions.

>>18878536
I would keep him for more of a battle captain role, though he may not be prepared to do what it takes to win, so maybe a more peaceful job such as captaining the Heavenly Forge is a better idea.
>>18878535
Can we get help from the Sisters Militant with that?

Or, we could determine who the captain is by getting everyone together, buying a captain hat and asking who wants the hat.

>>18878676
But we want the hat.

>>18878635
>Can we get help from the Sisters Militant with that?
>Sisters Militant
I think that would clash with our job description of privateer.

>>18878684
They did come to us asking for assistance. I think they should also help by rendering some help in the venture. Of course AFTER we get rid of the Eldar.

>>18878755
How often do you want to roll for warp travel?

>>18878811
>How often do you want to roll for warp travel?
True... Damn, okay I guess we don't worry about that then. Any ideas where we could procure some more armsmen?

>>18878846

Tortuga?

get weapons and armor/voidsuits and recruit off feral worlds or such?

ask friends to grab some?

>>18878681
actually, now that we control two ships, we are due for a promotion. What's our new rank, I don't know a first thing about navy ranks.

>>18878567
We should probably ask them whether whatever they're going to is a great Eldar secret/guarded by things likely to eat our face.
If it's not, we may as well take the shuttle down for them, unless one of them feels like piloting it back up.

>>18878811
The world for the Eldar is a short, stable jump away from here.

>>18878755
Ok, leaving out the difficulties inherent in getting troops out of a branch of the Sisterhood that is forced to recruit PIRATES to help them deal with their over-powered possibly-heretic AdMech foe, and leaving aside the difficulties in getting armsmen from an organisation that was formed specifically because the Ecclesiarchy is not allowed to have men under arms, the last thing we need is a bunch of troops loyal to someone else on our ships.

The system we're dropping the Eldar off in has a Feudal world, right?

Surely we could stop in orbit and broadcast a message advertising jobs for any able-bodied men interested in high adventure among the stars. I'd imagine we could find a few thousand potential troops without much delay.

>>18878971
>feudal world
>orbit and broadcast a message advertising jobs f

Do you expect people to own radios?

Well, my home Internet just blew out. Can someone archive this on suptg?

Cego can probably confirm this by my sudden vanishing act on steam. I'll post time for next thread in a moment...

Privateer quest will return on Tuesday, May 1st @ 7:30 PM EST.

I need to summon a tech adept from Comcast, now...

>>18878995
Alas that the Omnissiah has abandoned your internet connection. See you next time, OP.

>>18879137
Sorry, just thought it was suitable for the occasion.
I have exams on that day, but I will try to jump in when I get out.