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>>5893966
Across this grand galaxy there are many regions where one can find a home, or at least some form of refuge.

Some, like the core worlds and its former colonies are considered the very beating heart of galactic civilization, the very pinnacle of it as a matter of fact. It forms both the political and industrial heart of the galactic empire and before that it held the same position under the old republic. Prominent worlds here include the imperial capital: Coruscant/Imperial centre, Kuat, Alderaan, Corellia, Carida, Commenor,Fondor and Anaxes.

Standing more in the middle are the regions between the inner and mid rim. It is in many ways, the transitory territory between the core and the outer rim. With there being worlds that can easily come from either the core or the outer rim if one didn't look at the coordinates. The empire is currently making overtures to gain this sector’s loyalty. Famous worlds here are planets like Khasyyk, Onderon, Bothawui, Naboo, Ord mantell and Iridonia

The outer rim is where life is the hardest and where the imperial grip is the weakest, though the current Grand Moff is making efforts to reign it in. Some worlds, like Eriadu have managed to avoid the general squalor that surrounds this region but most are like Tatooine, where it was once said that the republic does not exist out here. By contrast, the empire at least shows up every now and then. Mostly to brutalise suspect worlds into submission. Well known planets are the earlier mentioned Eriadu, Kamino, Taris, Mandalore, Muunilist, Mon Calamari and Korriban

Where is your homeworld located?
>The core and colonies, the wealthiest and traditionally most prominent of all the regions. Here the old republic was born and the empire still holds it as its beating heart [ +2 population, +3 Wealth, + 4 Imperial presence]
>The Inner and Mid rim, a more unsafe region than the core, where the certainty of wealth is not as certain. Thankfully, the empire has begun to purge the mid-rim of pirates to help revive the region. [ -1 wealth, no population changes, +2 Imperial presence]
>The Outer rim, the rugged, sprawling frontier of the empire. Out here one has to work hard to survive. On the bright side, the empire, despite its best efforts, is still stretched thin here. [ -3 wealth, -2 population, -2 Imperial presence]

>>5893969
>The Outer rim, the rugged, sprawling frontier of the empire. Out here one has to work hard to survive. On the bright side, the empire, despite its best efforts, is still stretched thin here. [ -3 wealth, -2 population, -2 Imperial presence]

>>5893969
>The Inner and Mid rim, a more unsafe region than the core, where the certainty of wealth is not as certain. Thankfully, the empire has begun to purge the mid-rim of pirates to help revive the region. [ -1 wealth, no population changes, +2 Imperial presence]

>>5893969
>The Inner and Mid rim, a more unsafe region than the core, where the certainty of wealth is not as certain. Thankfully, the empire has begun to purge the mid-rim of pirates to help revive the region. [ -1 wealth, no population changes, +2 Imperial presence]

>>5893969
>The Inner and Mid rim, a more unsafe region than the core, where the certainty of wealth is not as certain. Thankfully, the empire has begun to purge the mid-rim of pirates to help revive the region. [ -1 wealth, no population changes, +2 Imperial presence]

>>5893969
>>The Outer rim, the rugged, sprawling frontier of the empire. Out here one has to work hard to survive. On the bright side, the empire, despite its best efforts, is still stretched thin here. [ -3 wealth, -2 population, -2 Imperial presence]

>>5893979
>>5894019
The Outer Rim

>>5893980
>>5893984
>>5894003
The Inner and Mid rim

No core world votes, I take it having Sheev as your neighbour is a bit too much? Oh well

>>5894026
The Inner and Mid Rim as well as the former corporate expansion regions are where the empire has focused its attempts at consolidating power the most. The core and colonies were nearly completely supportive of Palpatine’s new order at the end of the clone wars, where the Inner and Mid Rim were on occasion contested grounds for the republic and the cis. During the reign of your late father he elected to stay loyal to the republic. Something that paid out with the establishment of the new order.

During the clone wars, the mid rim in particular was in constant shift between the jedi-led clone armies and the separatist droid armies. Each vying for control over the planets there.

In a cultural sense the Inner Rim suffers from its position. It has always played second fiddle to the core. And, as such it both looks down on the Mid and Outer rim as ‘’uncivilised’’ while thinking of itself as part of the core, yet they are also envious of the core. Thyferra, the main producer of the important medical substance Bacta is located here

The mid rim meanwhile forms the ‘’rural’’ neighbourhood in the galactic community. Not as wild as the Outer Rim, but also not as densely populated as the Core. Colonisation here was done in an orderly pattern and as such was not subject to the whims of the large corporations that began dominating the expansion region and afterwards the Corporate sector authority. Naboo, the Emperor’s birthworld is located here.

To what system does your system play neighbour to?
>Malastre, the Dug homeworld and fuel producer
>Naboo, Emperor Palpatine’s homeworld and plasma producer
>Iridonia, homeworld of the Zabrak species
>Thyferra, the main Bacta producer of the Empire
>Onderon, the planet where the Ancient Sith Lord Freedon Nadd once reigned
>Kashyyyk, the Wookie homeworld
>Bestine IV, an Ocean world with a growing shipbuilding industry

Choose a planet name
>Aledine
>Ceptisio
>Esuil
>Crasil
>Write-in

>>5894028
>Kashyyyk, the Wookie homeworld
Gotta get them wookie slaves

>Ceptisio

Cause it sounds the funniest

>>5894028
>Onderon, the planet where the Ancient Sith Lord Freedon Nadd once reigned

>Uolrn

>>5894028
>Bestine IV, an Ocean world with a growing shipbuilding industry
>Aledine

>>5894028
>Thyferra, the main Bacta producer of the Empire
>Aledine

>>5894028
>Kashyyyk, the Wookie homeworld

>Auriga
Endless Legends of our homeworld

>>5894028
>Onderon, the planet where the Ancient Sith Lord Freedon Nadd once reigned

>Uolrn

>>5894028
>Onderon, the planet where the Ancient Sith Lord Freedon Nadd once reigned

>Ceptisio

>>5894028
>Bestine IV, an Ocean world with a growing shipbuilding industry
>Aledine

>>5894028
>Thyferra, the main Bacta producer of the Empire
>Crasil

>>5894028
>Onderon
>Aledine

Neighbouring System

>>5894031
>>5894045
Kashyyyk

>>5894034
>>5894066
>>5894068
>>5894092
Onderon

>>5894037
>>5894074
Bestine IV

>>5894039
>>5894087
Thyferra

Names.
>>5894031
>>5894068
Ceptisio

>>5894034
>>5894066
Uolm

>>5894037
>>5894039
>>5894074
>>5894092
Aledine

>>5894045
Auriga

>>5894087
Crasil

It looks like Onderon and Adeline won. Writing

>>5894095
Onderon has a rich and brutal history. Settled about five-thousand to four-thousand years ago by human colonists from the brutal wildlife both on Onderon itself and on the moon of Dxun. For that reason it only has one city. The capital of Iziz, from where the royal family of Onderon reigns. To this day it remains the only real settlement on Onderon with a population in the millions.

Perhaps the most famous part of Onderon's history was the time of Freedon Nadd, an ancient Sith Lord who usurped the throne of the planet and established his own dark side theocracy there that even included the royal family. Opposition to Nadd was expelled into the wilderness where they would certainly die. However, the exiles learned to tame and ride the great beast and eventually managed to return to Onderonian society when their leader married the Queen of Onderon.

Nadd would continue to haunt the planet from beyond the grave, not even the relocation of his remains to the moon of Dxun could stop him. Only when Exar Kun destroyed his spirit did he truly die.

In more modern times Onderon serves as a Imperial military ordnance center. And the moon of Dxun, much like Korriban and Dathomir, are under the Imperial quarantine. No one is allowed on or off the planet.

But enough about Onderon, even if you are faintly related to them you would prefer to look at it with a respectful distance.

Aledine is your homeworld and has been the throneworld of your family since the time that the Jedi destroyed Freedon Nadd's physical body.

What is your homeworld’s most defining feature?
>Nothing out of the ordinary really. A respectable diversity in habitat and climates. A stable continental world that seems right at home for humans.

>Its grand mountain ranges, which turn the entire planet into an endless pattern of ridges and valleys. The oceans are in truth more like massive lakes, a consequence of which is that the planet’s water supply is made up entirely from freshwater.

>The seas cover nearly the entire planet, with over 85% of the world covered in water. The remaining land mostly hugs the mountains created by tectonic shifts and the volcanic islands. In truth this world has archipelagos instead of continents. Thanks to this, fertility is high thanks to volcanic activity

>It is a desert for the most part, but it has a feature which puts it apart from the likes of Tatooine and Korriban. This world has retained its poles and as such the rivers still flow in concurrence with a few oasis and a scattered lake here and there. It is around these few bodies of water that your ancestors settled.

>The world is frozen for the most part. What makes it tolerable for human habitation is the warmth of the geothermal vents. Which has caused tropical conditions to appear around these vents, in contrast with the rest of the planet. The further one goes from the centre of geothermal activity the closer one gets to the massive ice walls that surround the habitable zones.

>>5894109

>Its grand mountain ranges, which turn the entire planet into an endless pattern of ridges and valleys. The oceans are in truth more like massive lakes, a consequence of which is that the planet’s water supply is made up entirely from freshwater.

Mountain world seems fun.

>>5894109
>>Nothing out of the ordinary really. A respectable diversity in habitat and climates. A stable continental world that seems right at home for humans.

>>5894109
>The seas cover nearly the entire planet, with over 85% of the world covered in water. The remaining land mostly hugs the mountains created by tectonic shifts and the volcanic islands. In truth this world has archipelagos instead of continents. Thanks to this, fertility is high thanks to volcanic activity
Archipellago World seems interesting - usually in star wars, it's always just a big ball of water with an oceanic race. It's almost never an archipellago-centric world.

>>5894109
>The seas cover nearly the entire planet, with over 85% of the world covered in water. The remaining land mostly hugs the mountains created by tectonic shifts and the volcanic islands. In truth this world has archipelagos instead of continents. Thanks to this, fertility is high thanks to volcanic activity

>>5894109
>>Its grand mountain ranges, which turn the entire planet into an endless pattern of ridges and valleys. The oceans are in truth more like massive lakes, a consequence of which is that the planet’s water supply is made up entirely from freshwater.
mountain. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

>>5894109
>>The seas cover nearly the entire planet, with over 85% of the world covered in water. The remaining land mostly hugs the mountains created by tectonic shifts and the volcanic islands. In truth this world has archipelagos instead of continents. Thanks to this, fertility is high thanks to volcanic activity

>>5894109
>>Its grand mountain ranges, which turn the entire planet into an endless pattern of ridges and valleys. The oceans are in truth more like massive lakes, a consequence of which is that the planet’s water supply is made up entirely from freshwater.

>>5894109
>The seas cover nearly the entire planet, with over 85% of the world covered in water. The remaining land mostly hugs the mountains created by tectonic shifts and the volcanic islands. In truth this world has archipelagos instead of continents. Thanks to this, fertility is high thanks to volcanic activity

>>5894109
>>Its grand mountain ranges, which turn the entire planet into an endless pattern of ridges and valleys. The oceans are in truth more like massive lakes, a consequence of which is that the planet’s water supply is made up entirely from freshwater.

>>5894109
>The seas cover nearly the entire planet, with over 85% of the world covered in water. The remaining land mostly hugs the mountains created by tectonic shifts and the volcanic islands. In truth this world has archipelagos instead of continents. Thanks to this, fertility is high thanks to volcanic activity

>>5894116
Continental world

>>5894129
>>5894203
>>5894242
Mountain World

>>5894117
>>5894122
>>5894163
>>5894228
>>5894261
Archipelago World.

The Archipelago World won. Writing

>>5894278
An Archipelago is a geographical term for a collection or cluster of islands. Usually these are formed from volcanic islands that remained after the eruption. But here the water covers so much that even the largest Islands form around the mountains made by the tectonic push of the plates.


Yet this does not mean that there isn't any less diversity in the climate. On the poles the ice caps still stand as the largest area traversable by land. There is a wide variety in the island and islets. From bare top windswept rocks where nothing but grass grows, to ideal paradises, tropical and lush. Where the troubles of the wider galaxy don’t seem to bother you.

The elite of the sector own a vacation island here and there. Preferably where the weather is good and the sand is white. Yet that does not mean that Adeline is a vacation park nor a world without its dangers. On occasion volcanic activity can result in the creation of new islands or the devastation of entire cities.

The capital stands on one of the larger, more stable islands, and has a good picturesque view of the ocean. The royal palace is built on the top of a now extinct volcano, giving an excellent overview of the city and the wider surroundings. It is here where most offworlders do their business, including the empire. And form where the local economy interacts with the wider galactic community.

Please choose a name for the capital
>Oseledo
>Zrispus
>Ustrita
>Write-in

And upon what is your world’s economy based?
>Our world is actually a moon of a larger gas giant. The extraction of the gases there and the export thereof is the main driver of our economy. It is no Bespin but it is still enough. [+1 Planetary wealth, -1 population]

>During the clone wars my late father invested in the construction of an orbital shipyard in cooperation with some of the republic’s foremost shipwrights. Nowadays the royal house still holds a controlling stock in the yards, though the empire has made sure of it that the military sections are under their oversight [+2 to private fleet, +2 to Imperial presence (Fleet and Garrison)]

>A somewhat unorthodox approach, this world never bothered specialising in anything. It does a bit of everything but nothing out of the ordinary. Though this has not been favourable to the welfare of the populace it does mean that the empire considers this world a low priority. [-1 to wealth, -1 to Imperial presence]

>>5894304
>>Ustrita
>During the clone wars my late father invested in the construction of an orbital shipyard in cooperation with some of the republic’s foremost shipwrights. Nowadays the royal house still holds a controlling stock in the yards, though the empire has made sure of it that the military sections are under their oversight [+2 to private fleet, +2 to Imperial presence (Fleet and Garrison)]

>>5894304
>Oseledo
Oseledo is fun to say.

>During the clone wars my late father invested in the construction of an orbital shipyard in cooperation with some of the republic’s foremost shipwrights. Nowadays the royal house still holds a controlling stock in the yards, though the empire has made sure of it that the military sections are under their oversight [+2 to private fleet, +2 to Imperial presence (Fleet and Garrison)]
If we don't have a fleet we're at the whims of those who do.

>>5894304
>Our world is actually a moon of a larger gas giant. The extraction of the gases there and the export thereof is the main driver of our economy. It is no Bespin but it is still enough. [+1 Planetary wealth, -1 population]
Economy can get you a fleet anyway. Also, if our gas giant has Tibanna deposits, we could get an arms industry and maybe attract corporate investment, since blaster ammo needs tibanna gas.

>>5894304
>>Our world is actually a moon of a larger gas giant. The extraction of the gases there and the export thereof is the main driver of our economy. It is no Bespin but it is still enough. [+1 Planetary wealth, -1 population]
>Oseledo

>Oseledo

>A somewhat unorthodox approach, this world never bothered specialising in anything. It does a bit of everything but nothing out of the ordinary. Though this has not been favourable to the welfare of the populace it does mean that the empire considers this world a low priority. [-1 to wealth, -1 to Imperial presence]

>>5894304
>Zrispus
>During the clone wars my late father invested in the construction of an orbital shipyard in cooperation with some of the republic’s foremost shipwrights. Nowadays the royal house still holds a controlling stock in the yards, though the empire has made sure of it that the military sections are under their oversight [+2 to private fleet, +2 to Imperial presence (Fleet and Garrison)]

>>5894304
>Ustrita
>During the clone wars my late father invested in the construction of an orbital shipyard in cooperation with some of the republic’s foremost shipwrights. Nowadays the royal house still holds a controlling stock in the yards, though the empire has made sure of it that the military sections are under their oversight [+2 to private fleet, +2 to Imperial presence (Fleet and Garrison)]

>>5894304
Please choose a name for the capital
>Zrispus
And upon what is your world’s economy based?
>A somewhat unorthodox approach, this world never bothered specialising in anything. It does a bit of everything but nothing out of the ordinary. Though this has not been favourable to the welfare of the populace it does mean that the empire considers this world a low priority. [-1 to wealth, -1 to Imperial presence]

>>5894304
>Oseledo
>Our world is actually a moon of a larger gas giant. The extraction of the gases there and the export thereof is the main driver of our economy. It is no Bespin but it is still enough. [+1 Planetary wealth, -1 population]

>>5894304
>>Zrispus
>During the clone wars my late father invested in the construction of an orbital shipyard in cooperation with some of the republic’s foremost shipwrights. Nowadays the royal house still holds a controlling stock in the yards, though the empire has made sure of it that the military sections are under their oversight [+2 to private fleet, +2 to Imperial presence (Fleet and Garrison)

Either we are poor or already subjugated. It seems we are slightly poor and more subjugated, but having a bonus to our fleet i recon ? Is all of this malus and bonus added to the world "stats" ?
Imperials like to tax a lot, so there is that to consider in the equation.

>>5894378

Supporting

>>5894304
>Oseledo
>During the clone wars my late father invested in the construction of an orbital shipyard in cooperation with some of the republic’s foremost shipwrights. Nowadays the royal house still holds a controlling stock in the yards, though the empire has made sure of it that the military sections are under their oversight [+2 to private fleet, +2 to Imperial presence (Fleet and Garrison)]

>>5894304
>>Oseledo

>>During the clone wars my late father invested in the construction of an orbital shipyard in cooperation with some of the republic’s foremost shipwrights. Nowadays the royal house still holds a controlling stock in the yards, though the empire has made sure of it that the military sections are under their oversight [+2 to private fleet, +2 to Imperial presence (Fleet and Garrison)]

>>5894304
>Ustrita
>During the clone wars my late father invested in the construction of an orbital shipyard in cooperation with some of the republic’s foremost shipwrights. Nowadays the royal house still holds a controlling stock in the yards, though the empire has made sure of it that the military sections are under their oversight [+2 to private fleet, +2 to Imperial presence (Fleet and Garrison)]

>>5894304
>Our world is actually a moon of a larger gas giant. The extraction of the gases there and the export thereof is the main driver of our economy. It is no Bespin but it is still enough. [+1 Planetary wealth, -1 population]

Capital name:

Oseledo
>>5894321
>>5894325
>>5894326
>>5894378
>>5894409
>>5894423
>>5894461

Zrispus
>>5894331
>>5894376
>>5894399
Ustrita
>>5894320
>>5894371
>>5894535

Oseledo wins.

Economic specialisation:

Gas exploitation
>>5894322
>>5894325
>>5894378
>>5894409
>>5894818


Shipyards
>>5894320
>>5894321
>>5894331
>>5894371
>>5894399
>>5894423
>>5894461
>>5894535
No specialisation
>>5894326
>>5894376

The shipyards win. Writing

I must say it is more popular than I expected

>>5894834
You write good, your updates are concise AND meaningful, and people still like star wars even if its been kinda circling the drain lately. Its a perfect storm my guy

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>>5894834
The humble shipyard is one of the most important pillars upon which inter-system travel is possible. Larger ships benefit from being built in zero-G environments while smaller ships can still be built on the planet. The Adeline dock and shipyard exists in a fifty-fifty split between the royal house of Adeline and the famed Kuat Drive Yards. The most famous shipbuilder of the day, and a favoured purveyor of Imperial star destroyers to the navy. Though by contrast, the main ships rolling out from the Adeline yards are mostly lighter cruisers like the Tartan. Because of its proximity to the Onderon naval ordnance centre however. The Empire has made certain that the yards can, if necessary. Retrofit larger ships like the victory-class and Interdictor-class

During the clone wars, a by now largely forgotten conflict between some rogue former Jedi and the republic. Though thanks to your uncensored royal archives you have a far better reference than the average man on the streets. It was a conflict primarily between embittered Outer Rim worlds and Megacorporations (Which, ironically included KDY's parent company. The Techno Union) and the republican loyalist core. During these three years of strive Onderon chose for the CIS while Adeline remained loyal to the Republic. Needing a repair and supply base nearby your father had the senators successfully lobby for Adeline to be the location for such a base. As the war progressed it became even larger and by now it has escaped its humble beginnings as a supply base.

It was not all good news however, as the Republic shed its shell to become the Empire, the new order demanded the loyalty of both the people and the economy, some companies managed to avoid a complete nationalisation by tying their fate to the Empire, others were not so lucky.

The Empire has also brought in its own task fleet and garrison alongside the planetary security force. In case the locals might get any ideas, and to protect vital infrastructure from terrorists and rebels. Perhaps the most annoying part is the Commission for the Preservation of the New Order (COMPNOR) Considered by many Adeline nobles to by a subversive influence upon the youth. Yet dissenting noblemen and other protestors seem to ''disappear'' every now and then. They aren't allowed to talk about it but the head of the local police force has confided in you that the Imperial Security Bureau (ISB) on occasion demands acces to the police and administrative databanks.

(1/2)

>>5894834
SW quests are never not popular

>>5894850
Planetary and system stats
Region:The Inner Rim, on the Lesser Lantillian Route near Onderon
Population: A few million. Primarily humans with some alien species like the Mon Calamari and Nautolans
Plantery Wealth: Outside of the centre’s of Oseledo and other large cities the population lives in poverty. In rural parts most make do with Subsistence farming and fishing, while in the cities people work in a variety of industries for low wages.
Corruption: The planetary bureaucracy is still pure. But there is a small smuggling ring where prying eyes don’t look

-Military forces-
Private Fleet: The private fleet consists of smaller cruisers and patrol craft. It is primarily used against pirates and other policing actions. It can however stand up to smaller imperial or rebel fleets should the need arise
Planetary security forces: The PSF consists of the local army, at this point a mere auxiliary for the Imperial garrison. Only the royal guard, (and if push comes to shove the police and some army regiment) remains fully under your control.
Imperial presence (Fleet) The stationed fleet at present contains Four tartans patrol cruisers, an older victory cruiser and a single Imperial Star Destroyer with complementary Tie fighters and bombers.
Imperial presence (Garrison) A regiment of regular Army Troopers is maintained here, and a battalion of Imperial stormtroopers. On occasion the empire uses the sea here for Aquatic assault stormtroopers or "Seatroopers'' training.

Now that we have finished laying the basic for the planet we can begin in earnest with the main character.

''Sire, sire please. It is important. It concerns your father.'' A elderly voice, belonging to your father's chamberlain Nimm Esseg calls out to you. This man has been with the Royal House since before you were born, so it must be important.

''We regret to inform you that your father's yacht exploded while it was taking of from the planet Commenor. There were no survivors.''

''No survivors you say? Not even a half intact droid with flight information?'' You turn away from your window facing the deep azure ocean. You knew that you would one day take over but so soon? Your father wasn't anything near his biological end. Perhaps it was a simple accident but then again...

>It was the Kriffing ISB wasn't it.
>It probably was some cell of rebel scum
>Perhaps it was just a accident.
>That old coot accrued massive debts with both the Hutts and the Black Sun, no wonder.

Pondering your thought you return to answer your chamberlain.

''I suppose that makes me the new''
>King
>Count
>Duke
>Grand Duke
>Archduke
>Marquis
>Grand Prince

>>5894888
>It was the Kriffing ISB wasn't it.
>Princess

>>5894888
>That old coot accrued massive debts with both the Hutts and the Black Sun, no wonder.

>Marquis

>>5894888
>It probably was some cell of rebel scum
>Princess

>>5894888
>Marquis
I'm fine with any backstory

>>5894888
>>It was the Kriffing ISB wasn't it.
>>Princess

>>5894888
>It was the Kriffing ISB wasn't it.
>Marquis

>>5894888
>That old coot accrued massive debts with both the Hutts and the Black Sun, no wonder.
>Princess

>>5894888
>It probably was some cell of rebel scum

As much as a pain as the ISB is to us, I imagine it was the rebels. Kill off a leader of a shipyard owner, influence the heir.

Though if the point of the vote is just to indicate who we dislike more, then yeah, fuck the ISB.

>Marquis

If Naboo had a queen and controlled a shit ton of planetoids, asteroids, and other dependencies then we certainly aren't even up to that standard.

>>5894890
>>5894899
>>5894907
Pretty sure QM wants to write a male character. The intro outright states that we are a 'young prince'.

>>5894965
>If Naboo had a queen and controlled a shit ton of planetoids, asteroids, and other dependencies then we certainly aren't even up to that standard.
It's not really a set thing, Serenno was a very influential planet, but their ruler was a 'count'

>>5894965
If QM doesn't want to write that he could simply count the votes as Prince/Grand Prince. Otherwise I assume the write in is acceptable.

Rolled 1 (1d2)

>>5894965
>>5894967
>>5894968
Well the mc is supposed to be a male. So I will go with that. But considering how the vote is currently tied I will roll for the title
1:prince
2:marquis

>>5894888
>It probably was some cell of rebel scum
>Marquis

Rolled 1 (1d2)

For good order I am combining the title into Prince-Marquis.

ISB
>>5894890
>>5894907
>>5894909

Crime cartels
>>5894891
>>5894939

Rebel
>>5894899
>>5894965
>>5894971

Hmm, well the Rebels and ISB are also tied.

1:Rebels
2:ISB

>>5894972
rebels

>>5894972
Damn rebels

>>5894972


''It probably was some cell of rebel scum, attempting to destabilise this planet by targeting the political elite.'' You openly ponder. The rebels have been known to attack larger facilities at times and have also assassinated various officers,bureaucrats and other prominent imperials.

''That may very well be a possibiltity, but I must implore you to keep an open mind. Drawing hasty coclusions can lead to problem if we are not careful.''

''I suppose you are right in that matter, chamberlain. But I can only hope that whoever did it can be found. Even if was a simple accident.''

''When would you like to announce your father's death?'' Esseg asked with mournful grace of an experienced courtier.

''Tomorrow, we shall do the proclamation of a new Prince-Marquis a week after that. Leave me, I whish to be alone with my thoughts for a while.''

''I understand, your highness'' And with a deferential bow of the head, practiced to perfection, the old man leaves you to stare at the sea.

The sea, they say that the primitive species considered it the greatest natural barrier until the discovery of spaceflight. It is for that reason then that many a space-traveller considers the void to be the greatest ocean of all. In a poetic sense you suppose that they are right. Both of them are filled with wrecks, predators, sites of great battles and buried treasures. And if you aren't accustomed to them you can die a horrible death in both.

Turning around, you take a look at your room. It shall be one of the last times you will sleep here for after you formally become Prince-Marquis you will move into your father's apartments overlooking the old town and the waterfront.

You take a deep breath and to help you remind yourself, utter your name.

Please select a first name:
>Silsmint
>Olman
>Adal
>Ersov

Please select a last name
>Grilgaus
>Tregassi
>Atherrad
>Meimsiso

>>5894982
>Olman
>Tregassi

>>5894982
>Adal
>Tregassi

>>5894982
>Adal
>Tregassi

>>5894982
>Ersov
>Tregassi

>>5894982
>Adal
>Atherrad

>>5894987

Supporting

>>5894982
>Ersov
>Tregassi

‘’Adal Tregassi, son of Luslor Tregassi.’’

You let out a snort in contemplation. ‘’So this planet and this asset is mine, father, I know you did your best to alleviate our problem when you brought that shipyard here. But I can’t help but wonder….’’

The Empire. The rebels might have bombed your father’s yacht but it is the Empire that you have to answer to. While your personal accounts might be safe from their reach just yet. they have been spread out along various banks across the galaxy. Adeline cannot be kept from Coruscant’s gaze.

Taking a stroll outside you take to wandering about in the palace garden. Down in Oseledo COMPNOR is holding another rally. You can’t hear their rallying cries or their speeches but the loud chanting and fanfares make it obvious. This place has long seen its youth leave for elsewhere thanks to the poverty among the commoners. Some stow away on freighters, others join up with the Empire in an attempt to escape this gravity well.

‘’I wonder what they think of me? Am I some figurehead to them unable to take care of myself outside of ceremonies.’’ You think out loud

‘’Hmph, no I have my own skills.’’ You say, while curling your lips into a smile. Despite appearances you can take care of yourself. You learned to use a blaster on the hunting island of the family after all.

Choose three skills.
>Diplomacy. Gifted with the silver tongue, had faith played out any differently you might have done a stint in the senate.
>Latent force sensitivity. You have always felt something. Since your youth you have had quicker reflexes than most and you seem to be warned if you are in danger. It is….strange
>Analytic mind. You have a mind for analytics and pattern recognition. It is as if you have an intrinsic ability to unravel the complex.
>Excellent memory. In possession of very good memory you can memorise nearly everything you come across. Making you excel at subjects like history.
>Mechanics. You have been building and repairing droids since you were little. It is still a hobby for you and one you exercise with great delight
>Slicing. You have been fascinated with computers since a young age. Once you broke into the local ISB database and you deleted the profiles of one of your friends as a favour

>>5895011
>Diplomacy. Gifted with the silver tongue, had faith played out any differently you might have done a stint in the senate.
>Analytic mind. You have a mind for analytics and pattern recognition. It is as if you have an intrinsic ability to unravel the complex.
>Excellent memory. In possession of very good memory you can memorise nearly everything you come across. Making you excel at subjects like history.
This is the most useful.

>>5895011
>Diplomacy. Gifted with the silver tongue, had faith played out any differently you might have done a stint in the senate.
>Analytic mind. You have a mind for analytics and pattern recognition. It is as if you have an intrinsic ability to unravel the complex.
>Mechanics. You have been building and repairing droids since you were little. It is still a hobby for you and one you exercise with great delight
eggcelent, kinda like memory too.

>>5895011
>Diplomacy.
>Analytic mind.
>Excellent memory.

>>5895011
>Diplomacy. Gifted with the silver tongue, had faith played out any differently you might have done a stint in the senate.
>Analytic mind. You have a mind for analytics and pattern recognition. It is as if you have an intrinsic ability to unravel the complex.
>Slicing. You have been fascinated with computers since a young age. Once you broke into the local ISB database and you deleted the profiles of one of your friends as a favour

We're a monarch, we lead, take in the whole picture. We can buy droids. Being a little tech literate wouldn't hurt though, and between mechanics and slicing I'd rather be self reliant when it comes to informational systems. I'd also rather avoid another force sensitive quest, plus it can only be trouble when you are in the empire's grasp.

>Diplomacy.
>Analytic mind.
>Excellent memory

>>5895011
>Diplomacy. Gifted with the silver tongue, had faith played out any differently you might have done a stint in the senate.
>Excellent memory. In possession of very good memory you can memorise nearly everything you come across. Making you excel at subjects like history.
>Slicing. You have been fascinated with computers since a young age. Once you broke into the local ISB database and you deleted the profiles of one of your friends as a favour

>>5895028

Supporting, playing as a genius non-Force sensitive would be fun and hopefully will dissuade dark side fuckers from messing with us

>>5895011
Alright hear me out,
>Diplomacy. Gifted with the silver tongue, had faith played out any differently you might have done a stint in the senate.
Diplomacy will give us an advantage over powers thet may fuck with us and is a bonus for politicking.
>Analytic mind. You have a mind for analytics and pattern recognition. It is as if you have an intrinsic ability to unravel the complex.
Well need need to make sense of complicated Tzeentcian level plots (looking at you Palpatine) and recognise bs before it comes our way and buy us time to deal whatever it may be like courtly intrigue
>Mechanics. You have been building and repairing droids since you were little. It is still a hobby for you and one you exercise with great delight.
This is because I want us to have a good droid army a lot of potential for droid in Star wars I feel is wasted. I want to take slicing as well but the other two options will be integral.

Diplomacy
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Analytic mind
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>>5895063

Excellent memory
>>5895028
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>>5895063

Mechanics
>>5895029

Slicing
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>>5895044

Diplomacy, memory and analytics are the winners. Writing

Also
>>5895063
Bold of you to assume that Sheev wouldn't mess with us for shits and giggles.

>>5895106

Hopefully as a non-spinning human we will be deemed completely harmless…

>>5895106
i am sure he will be not interested in this place hehehe.....

>>5895111
>>5895112
You can relax for now Palpatine is at the upper end of the escalation ladder if the Empire catches doing illegal shit. The only way to directly piss him off is by doing shit like stealing his Sith artefacts and leaking Death Star plans.

>>5895120
Like expanding armies and fleets without sending a proper request form and multiple valid reasons back to the imperial palace&senate, building unsupervised fortresses and space stations, secret bases, creating rings of spies and assassins, establishing anti imperial movements, taking service of mercenaries and other scoundrels etc....... ;) nothing happens here !!! No leak of superweapons of terror and destruction either, who would want to do that XDDDD not like anyone would love a return to the peace, no garrisons and less taxes of the Republic period ! And we are totally not friends of the other royalties of the galaxy, complete crazy talk, everyone knows nobles never like eachother !


jokes aside i imagined that, if you don't make trouble or waves no issues.

>>5895142
Actually, the Empire was pretty federalist all things considered. Moffs and Governors had a lot of leeway as long as they didn't help the rebellion and continued to follow their laws.

Imperial Governors/Moffs creating their own fortresses of doom and having their spies was basically expected. The Fleet part is when it gets complicated, because then you're stepping on the toes of the Imperial Navy.

The real question is whether we are the official governors of our planet as an imperial cadet house or if there is an planetary governor besides the Tregassi House. Some planets had one, some planets had both.

>>5895120
Who needs some parlour trick like a Jedi mind trick when you have a silver tongue? It is far more challenging and interesting to have people come to your point of view by sheer oratory prowess than by a whiff of the hand. Diplomacy is more than simply holding good speeches, it is negotiating, charming, intimidating and scheming. Perhaps if your father had lived you could have done something in the senate. After all, the consort of Alderaan and a former Queen of Naboo had done so.

You are also blessed with a long and deep memory. You can recall nearly everything from a book if you just read it. And indeed, despite it happening while you were a young child you still have vivid memories of the clone wars. It has also made you proficient at both repetitive tasks and at holding grudges if you aren't in a forgiving mood.

Finally you are blessed with an inquisitive and analytical mind. This has many advantages, from being able to understand the manners and ways of aliens to being able to understand complex military manoeuvres. This, in combination with your sublime memory would have perhaps made you into one of the finest officers the imperial academies could produce. places like the Corulag Academy, the Academy of Carida, and the Anaxes War College would have eagerly accepted you had you not been the heir to the throne.

But that reminds you of Them your beloved siblings. Thankfully offworld and as such, unable to challenge your right to the throne. But they will probably return to attend the ceremony. Thinking it over again, you have Tasrelud, your younger brother and a naval cadet attending the Anaxes war College. Your younger sisters Idries and Arila who are attending the Clær preparatory academy and your youngest brother Relhim who is being tutored at a boarding school on Alderaan.

-A week later, Tregassi Square. 2 BBY-

The formal robes of the Prince-Marquis of Aledine are thankfully not as elaborate as the ones worn by the monarch’s on Naboo. But it's more extravagant than the fashion at the court of Alderaan. As is tradition the prime minister, currently a balding middle-aged man by the name of Vreso Thernan has just finished holding his introductory speech. Introducing the people of Aledine to their new sovereign. After appearing to wave and give a few words of your own you return via the traditional boat-carriage drawn by Aledinian dolphins. For the occasion a few Mon Calamari had acted as tenders for the creatures, despite the Humanocentric views of the new order.
Upon the return to your palace via a cave that connects to the sea an Imperial officer approaches you.

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>>5895161
‘’Your highness, Moff Kalajad wishes to express his congratulations on behalf of the sector and the entire empire. Unfortunately the garrison commander, Colonel Taldei could not attend. He is holding a guest lecture on Corulag.’’

Do they all talk in that same accent, those imperial officers? Sometimes you wonder if they only teach you how to speak like a core-world noble. Not that you can find that offensive, you have the same accent after spending your time with the galactic elite.

But where were you again? Oh yes! Moff Kalajad, the sector governor. You had seen a few of his holonet conferences. What was he like?
>A hardline adherent to the new order and a devotee of the Tarkin Doctrine. ‘’Little Tarkin’’ is his nickname for his uncompromising views.
>Corrupt to the very bone. That man lets the Hutt’s and the Zann consortium run free as long as he gets a cut. It is rumoured he is addicted to deathsticks, and that he ‘’patronises’’ Twi’lek dancers
>By chance this one rules with a relatively even hand. It helps that he once suffered forced labour during the clone wars under the CIS. Despite his loyalty, it seems that he has retained his conscience

>>5895142
I am going to try to keep the real big boys, like Tarkin, Thrawn, Vader and to a lesser extent the hands like Jade and other adepts for when you have really pissed of the Empire

>>5895155
Adeline remained loyal to the Empire and was seen as a least cordial to the New Order as far as the Ruling Council is concerned. The closest to a proper imperial administration comes from Colonel Talei and Captain Uladast

>>5895166

>Corrupt to the very bone. That man lets the Hutt’s and the Zann consortium run free as long as he gets a cut. It is rumoured he is addicted to deathsticks, and that he ‘’patronises’’ Twi’lek dancers

This seems fun and perhaps most exploitable by our guy

>>5895166
>By chance this one rules with a relatively even hand. It helps that he once suffered forced labour during the clone wars under the CIS. Despite his loyalty, it seems that he has retained his conscience

>>5895155
Yes because they are by all means part of the imperial apparatus, they aren't truly connected with the worlds they rule. They usually terrorize and tax them in fact. They are imperials first and alone.
But the empire doesn't look exactly well on the worlds doing stuff for themselves.
I am pretty sure we are a native monarchy, and since there is distinction with imperials stuff and our stuff we are not an imperial put here for control the world. Like Alderaan, which has its own rulers and a presence on the imperial senate. I imagine is much the same for us. And imperials weren't given a reason or enough desire to come in and usurp. Yet.
The planets they want to fully control tend to not have their native rulers anymore.

>Corrupt to the very bone. That man lets the Hutt’s and the Zann consortium run free as long as he gets a cut. It is rumoured he is addicted to deathsticks, and that he ‘’patronises’’ Twi’lek dancers

i also have a qeustion what are our royal guard mostly equipped with if you have a answer

>>5895166
>A hardline adherent to the new order and a devotee of the Tarkin Doctrine. ‘’Little Tarkin’’ is his nickname for his uncompromising views.

thank you boss

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>>5895177
The royal guard is supposed to look a bit like the Onderon guard, (To give Adeline a bit of a cultural link to Onderon) from KOTOR II (see pic) but in sea blue and with longer cloaks. Because they are smaller they can be better equipped and as such has better firearm than the standard imperial E-11 (I think it is called that) On the fleet and armoured side you mostly have clone war era hand-me-downs

thank you for the answer

>>5895166
Question, would the corrupt Moff mean bigger corporate shenanigans? Crime is one thing, but corporations would be interesting to deal with given our gas operation.

>>5895166
>Corrupt to the very bone. That man lets the Hutt’s and the Zann consortium run free as long as he gets a cut. It is rumoured he is addicted to deathsticks, and that he ‘’patronises’’ Twi’lek dancers
This is the most fun, by far

>>5895166
>By chance this one rules with a relatively even hand. It helps that he once suffered forced labour during the clone wars under the CIS. Despite his loyalty, it seems that he has retained his conscience
An Imperial with a conscience? Impossible!

>>5895166
>Corrupt to the very bone. That man lets the Hutt’s and the Zann consortium run free as long as he gets a cut. It is rumoured he is addicted to deathsticks, and that he ‘’patronises’’ Twi’lek dancers

It’ll make it easy to bribe him if he ever catches wind of any activities normal imperial doctrine would disapprove of.

>>5895166

>>By chance this one rules with a relatively even hand. It helps that he once suffered forced labour during the clone wars under the CIS. Despite his loyalty, it seems that he has retained his conscience

A hardliners will not be flexible and a corrupt man will only be useful in the short term. A man with a conscience however is far useful if we prove ourselves to be a wise monarch.

>>5895195
In a sense yes, you already have legal dealings with Kuat Drive Yards. But you can do underhand dealings with executives from the corporate sector authority by bribing them. But they might also bring their slaves. [spoiler[And if something like the wookies revolt[/spoiler]

Corrupt
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>>5895219


Conscience
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>>5895223

Hardliner
>>5895178

Corrupt wins with a small margin. Writing. Half the Impies with a conscience end up defecting to the rebels if they don't die kek

>>5895161
>Tasrelud, your younger brother and a naval cadet attending the Anaxes war College
Damn they prepped the political pet project just in case

>>5895188
Not bad, fancy

>>5895241
I don't think they give a fuck. If they wanted to coup us they'd just kill us and install a random governor. And it's only two years until they dissolve the senate and don't even have to pretend to care about the senate anymore.

>>5895235
Moff Elesset Kalajad. A funny man to look at. He’s a consummate liar. Perhaps that’s why he hasn’t been arrested yet. Born into a wealthy family or cargo haulers. Good old Elesset spends most of his time partying, planning new vanity projects, attending the ‘’Ryloth ballet’’, doing deathsticks and spice and who could forget spending time with his various girlfriends and mistresses. Of all species, which very naughty according to the New Order

Despite his hedonistic tendencies he remains a handsome figure. And seems to love being in the spotlight. That Nerfherder even has his own talk show on the sector holonet. To make certain that he would remain oblivious to you for a while you had one of your proxy accountants deliver him a gift of a few billion in credits. Signed with ‘’From Adeline with friendship’’ It seemed to have worked. As a few grants have been given for the development of industry in the Adeline system.

Oseledo, the Royal Oseledo Palace, conference room.

For your first meeting with the royal council of ministers you had chosen to hold in a conference room on the west side of the palace. Overlooking both the sea and the Royal Oseledo park and national reverse. In this way you hoped that the minister would not be distracted by the coming and going of starcraft and speeders in Oseledo, which lies to the east of the extinct volcano on which the palace is built.

What have you put on the agenda? (Choose 3)
>I wish to reshuffle the Royal Cabinet. I must build an inner circle of loyal men around me
>A thorough audit of the Planetary Security Force is in order. I want to know what the royal guard and royal patrol fleet possess in hardware.
>Surveying the star system for potential resources might help alleviate poverty.
>We must begin social programs to end the poverty that is plaguing this world
>A commission to promote the private islands around our equator in the core will hopefully attract tourists.
>Our oceans must have something hidden. I wish to begin looking into that
>Perhaps it would be a good idea to begin construction on a secret base. Either here on the ocean floor or on our moon

>>5895241
Tasrelud got in on his own merit. And it also makes him a unknowing hostage. He was actually dropped on the Prefsbelt preparatory school at first.

>>5895250
Some of them might not give a fuck.
But they are many different people with different ambitions, and methods. Indoctrination cost nothing and if it means no bloody coup needed is pretty good, they can keep it has an option. Beside they are growing in a passive way, an hold on the world with the COMPNOR presence.
>>5895256
Ah, talent runs in the family both by genes and effort.


>I wish to reshuffle the Royal Cabinet. I must build an inner circle of loyal men around me
I think it should be mostly fine, but we have seen only two of them and briefly talked with the two.
>A thorough audit of the Planetary Security Force is in order. I want to know what the royal guard and royal patrol fleet possess in hardware.
A check mostly.
>Perhaps it would be a good idea to begin construction on a secret base. Either here on the ocean floor or on our moon
:) yeee

>>5895256
>I wish to reshuffle the Royal Cabinet. I must build an inner circle of loyal men around me.
>Our oceans must have something hidden. I wish to begin looking into that.
>Perhaps it would be a good idea to begin construction on a secret base. Either here on the ocean floor or on our moon.
We need to make the most of our Moff's distraction. Everything else can come later.

>>5895256
>I wish to reshuffle the Royal Cabinet. I must build an inner circle of loyal men around me
>A thorough audit of the Planetary Security Force is in order. I want to know what the royal guard and royal patrol fleet possess in hardware.
>Surveying the star system for potential resources might help alleviate poverty.

We need loyal and skilled followers. Getting resources is a prerequisite to being able to fund a secret base or social programs in my opinion.

>>5895256
No option to improve on our gas extraction industry? You said we weren't the size of Bespin, right? We should surpass them.

>>5895271
Anon, the shipyards won the vote. If it is any consolidation the system still holds a gas giant that can be exploited

>>5895281
Oh yeah, the shipyard won the vote. I forgot. In that case,
>Surveying the star system for potential resources might help alleviate poverty.
>A commission to promote the private islands around our equator in the core will hopefully attract tourists.
>Our oceans must have something hidden. I wish to begin looking into that


Money money money bitches

>I wish to reshuffle the Royal Cabinet. I must build an inner circle of loyal men around me

>Perhaps it would be a good idea to begin construction on a secret base. Either here on the ocean floor or on our moon

>We must begin social programs to end the poverty that is plaguing this world

My logic with these three picks is that we secure the loyalty of the men at the top, we can’t have our inner circle be comprised by those with other loyalties. The establishment of a secret site will allow us to operate outside of the eyes of imperial observers this is maybe less necessary but it’s a comfort to have a place we can cache weapons, equipment, etc…. away from looking eyes. The social programs will serve to win the loyalty of our common folk I would suggest these social programs take the form of a youth patriotic league that does charity work (soup kitchens, street cleaning, etc…) as well as generic infrastructure repair and expansion. Creates jobs increasing our economic prosperity if only slightly and wins loyalty away from COMPNOR and the Empire in general

>>5895342
How are we going to afford the social programs without a steady economy? Social programs are a band-aid, we should go to the source and start expanding our economy.

>>5895256
>I wish to reshuffle the Royal Cabinet. I must build an inner circle of loyal men around me
>A thorough audit of the Planetary Security Force is in order. I want to know what the royal guard and royal patrol fleet possess in hardware.
>Surveying the star system for potential resources might help alleviate poverty.

Let's not forget our father may have been the target of an assassination. Gauging everyone and everything close to us is a smart move.

>>5895346
I don’t disagree that the social programs are something of a bandaid, I’m assuming we have some discretion in our budget and I’m hoping the increased loyalty won from our civilian population will be worth the reduced economic growth in the short term nothing says we won’t have the opportunity to improve our economy in the future. My real concern is at the moment the Empire and COMPNOR are seemingly more popular then ourselves on our own world

>>5895256
>I wish to reshuffle the Royal Cabinet. I must build an inner circle of loyal men around me
>A commission to promote the private islands around our equator in the core will hopefully attract tourists.
>Surveying the star system for potential resources might help alleviate poverty.

>>5895262

Supporting this

>>5895256
>>I wish to reshuffle the Royal Cabinet. I must build an inner circle of loyal men around me
>We must begin social programs to end the poverty that is plaguing this world
>Our oceans must have something hidden. I wish to begin looking into that

>>5895256
>>I wish to reshuffle the Royal Cabinet. I must build an inner circle of loyal men around me
>Surveying the star system for potential resources might help alleviate poverty.
>Our oceans must have something hidden. I wish to begin looking into that
Getting loyal men in is the first order of business.
I don't see point of secret base at the moment. We have a Palace and if that is not secure enough, we can turn one of the islands into a fortress.
I'd rather focus getting more people and wealth to our planet.

>>5895256
>I wish to reshuffle the Royal Cabinet. I must build an inner circle of loyal men around me
>A thorough audit of the Planetary Security Force is in order. I want to know what the royal guard and royal patrol fleet possess in hardware.
>Surveying the star system for potential resources might help alleviate poverty.

>>5895256
>I wish to reshuffle the Royal Cabinet. I must build an inner circle of loyal men around me

>Our oceans must have something hidden. I wish to begin looking into that

>Surveying the star system for potential resources might help alleviate poverty.

I wonder if. We could turn clone wars AT-TE into hover/swift boats. Would be a neat way to use clone wars era equipment and would even give us a reason to have AT-TE lines or approach Rothana/Kuat for one.

Also I wonder if we could approach various core world universities about setting up a archipelago for universities uses for them in return for a certain amount of the students having to be locals/setting up schools of all levels on other islands

>>5895256
>I wish to reshuffle the Royal Cabinet. I must build an inner circle of loyal men around me
>Surveying the star system for potential resources might help alleviate poverty.
>Our oceans must have something hidden. I wish to begin looking into that

>>5895256
>I wish to reshuffle the Royal Cabinet. I must build an inner circle of loyal men around me
>A thorough audit of the Planetary Security Force is in order. I want to know what the royal guard and royal patrol fleet possess in hardware.
>Surveying the star system for potential resources might help alleviate poverty.

>>5895256
>>We must begin social programs to end the poverty that is plaguing this world
>I wish to reshuffle the Royal Cabinet. I must build an inner circle of loyal men around me
>Surveying the star system for potential resources might help alleviate poverty.

Reshuffling of the Cabinet
>>5895262
>>5895265
>>5895269
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>>5895949
14 votes

An audit
>>5895262
>>5895269
>>5895347
>>5895374
>>5895471
>>5895941
7 votes
Survey
>>5895269
>>5895298
>>5895347
>>5895355
>>5895434
>>5895471
>>5895655
>>5895893
>>5895941
>>5895949
10 votes

Social programs
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>>5895401
>>5895949
3 votes

Tourism
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>>5895355
2 votes

Ocean exploration
>>5895265
>>5895298
>>5895401
>>5895434
>>5895655
>>5895893
6 votes

Secret base
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>>5895374
4 votes

Reshuffling, system surveying and auditing the military have won. Writing

>>5895256
>I wish to reshuffle the Royal Cabinet. I must build an inner circle of loyal men around me.

>Surveying the star system for potential resources might help alleviate poverty.
OR
>Our oceans must have something hidden. I wish to begin looking into that

>A thorough audit of the Planetary Security Force is in order. I want to know what the royal guard and royal patrol fleet possess in hardware.

I believe that having loyal men is a must,
and an audit is necessary for us to show that we still have a force and we retain control over it, and I'm with searching for resources instead of social programs for social programs are nothing if we don't have proper resources.

>>5895987

As soon as you make your wishes known you feel a certain tension at the table. Prime Minister Thernan's forehead, made deceivingly large by his baldness is as shiny as a bowling ball thanks to the sweat. He knows that you have just ended his political career, but as it is tradition for each Prince-Marquis to appoint a new government he doesn't really have anything to protest his dismissal. The other ministers in the room know that as well, they will remain as a caretaker government until you appoint a new government.

Secondly, you tell your aide-de-camp, a Major Belliean that you whish to have a thorough audit of the PSF. Of everything, from the most insignificant blaster pistol to the armoured vehicle. From the speeder bike to the patrol cruiser. You will also meet the supreme commander of the PSF while you are there. Hopefully this will give you a good idea of what exactly your troops are capable of.

Lastly you make it known that you will hire a few surveyors to survey the star system for any potential resources that might be useful for exploitation. Things like rare gasses, precious metals that sort of thing.

After about an hour of further discussion regarding the various details of implementation concerning these plans you end the meeting. Moving over at first to your private apartment for lunchtime. And then to the throne room to hold a similar meeting with Royal Council, which oversees the matters of the royal court and household of Adeline. Most of these roles have become ceremonial over the course of their existence, with the actual responsibilities delegated to the ministers and their subordinates. A good thing too, considering how only noble is allowed to such office and may exercise this position until death. Only disgrace and resignation can put him out of commission in life.

>>5896013
''As you are aware, your highness. your siblings where here briefly during the celebration before returning to their respective education'' Chamberlain Nimm Esseg tells

''As the current head of the household it is you who pays for their tuition fees. Only Tasrelud doesn't require your patronage, he won a scholarship by being the salutatorian at the Prefsbelt Academy. At present he is studying at the Anaxes War College. He will probably graduate and receive his first commission next year.''

''I see, and the rest of my siblings?''

''Idries and Arila are still in attendance at Clær preparatory academy. A fine school, the niece of Grand Moff Tarkin attended it. And your father decided against putting three of your sibling on Alderaan. The courses there are of course shorter than on the Anaxes War College and as such they will most likely desire further education if you whish to keep them abroad for a while. The headmistress has informud us that they are two troublemakers.''

''And what of Relhim?''

''The boarding school at Alderaan will begin its final exams next month. After that they will hold their graduation ceremony.''

''And has he chosen a subject to study yet?''

''No sire, we believe that he wants to take a gap year here first.''

On the one hand perhaps it is good for you see your beloved siblings again. Arila and Relhim are youngest and as such the ones most willing to accept your authority. On the other more paranoid hand the girls could cause trouble. Father spend a lot of sighing about their anicts and Relhim has a thing for racing and saw him eagerly betting thousands of credits on that rubbish while in disguise.

Troublemakers all around. Perhaps you should keep away from Adeline.
>After they have graduated you will give them tickets for some cruise or a vacation or whatever.
>Tell all three of them that if they don't comply and start acting their age I will enrol them in the imperial academy
>Let them return for a while. It can be good for them,

>>5896015

>Tell all three of them that if they don't comply and start acting their age I will enrol them in the imperial academy

New sheriff in town

>>5896015
>>Tell all three of them that if they don't comply and start acting their age I will enrol them in the imperial academy

>>5896015
>Let them return for a while. It can be good for them,

>>5896015
>Tell all three of them that if they don't comply and start acting their age I will enrol them in the imperial academy

>>5896015
>Tell all three of them that if they don't comply and start acting their age I will enrol them in the imperial academy

Shape up, or else. We don't need them to redo their personalities and be top students or ultra rigid or whatever. Just stop causing trouble.

>>5896015
>>Let them return for a while. It can be good for them,

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‘’I have heard enough, tell all three of them that if they don't comply and start acting their age I will enrol them in the imperial academy.’’ You say with a firm tone. ‘’I will not have the house of Tregassi be shamed by the petty squabbling of my siblings. They will sort themselves out, or the academy will.’’

‘’Very well, sire. We would also like to inform you that we have replaced some of the older courtiers with younger people to better reflect the generation in power.’’

‘’Most excellent, I take it these new men and women are people I am familiar with?’’

‘’But of course, sire.’’

-A week later, briefing on senate and foreign relations-

‘’As we all well know, the galactic empire is at present the hegemon of the galaxy. As member states we are entitled to senate representation. As the liaison between the planetary government and the senators on coruscant I have taken it upon myself to write a brief report on the relevant faction in the galaxy in collaboration with the intelligence agency. If you would please turn the datapads to page 42 to 48…’’

The blonde haired aide said with the grace of a proper lady. For her this is merely the first step to becoming a senator herself, if she manages to show herself as knowledgeable and able the road would become much shorter.

Relations and foreign states, both within and outside the empire
Though the Galactic Empire is the hegemonic power of the galaxy it is not as secure in its power as one might think. Although it has squashed various lesser rebellions over the years the Rebel Alliance, more formally known as the Alliance to Restore the Republic has been performing a series of hit-and-hype attacks on various weak points in the Empire territories. Though it has not yet been able to score a major victory since its founding.

The Galactic Empire
The Galactic Empire is the successor state to the Galactic Republic, founded when the Supreme Chancellor Sheev Palpatine thwarted an alleged plot by the legendary Jedi Order to overthrow after three years of conflict with the Confederacy of Independent Systems. Palpatine proclaimed his new empire around the same time as the end of the clone wars and began the process of cleaning up the last remnants of the Confederacy and the nationalities of the large megacorporations that were part of the Confederacy. In the present day the emperor still holds court on the old capital of Coruscant assisted by the rechristened imperial senate and the imperial ruling council.

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>>5896348
The Empire rules over the galaxy with an iron fist. Ruthlessly suppressing any and all dissent. Prominent figures within the empire include Lord Vader, the supreme commander of the imperial armed forces and Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin, Grand Moff of Oversector Outer and the brain behind the Tarkin Doctrine.

Relations with the empire: 40/100 The empire views your planetary government as sufficiently loyal. Though it can do better.

The higher your relation with the empire the more autonomy and positions you are offered. Colluding with the rebels or the underworld might have dire consequences

The Alliance to Restore the Republic
The Rebel alliance is just that, an alliance between various rebel groups to overthrow the emperor and the empire and restore the republic in its place. Although it has at various times successfully raided and defeated the empire at various points in time it largely remains hidden on a few select worlds and fleets located in the outer rim and beyond.

Despite being mainly based in the outer rim, the rebellion has supporters among nearly all classes in the empire. From some aristocrats in the core to the oppressed aliens in the outer rim and more even having sympathisers within the imperial senate and military. Though no one is truly aware of the complete rebel leadership, most would agree that the former senator of Chandrila: Mon Mothma, is the face of the rebellion after evading arrest from the ISB. Other prominent leaders include Garm Bel Iblis, former senator of Corellia and although he has not publicly rebelled: Outgoing Senator Bail Organa of Alderaan, who is to be replaced by his daughter in the next year’s session of the senate. Aside from these big names various smaller movements are also alignmed with the alliance.

The rebel alliance might begin showing interest in your system if it contains what it considers to be vital infrastructure. If you are on good terms with them they might simply buy from you. But if you are a known loyalist or simply not on good terms they might consider raiding or otherwise infiltrating the system to destroy or sabotage the local imperial warmachine.

At present your relations with the rebels is at 30/100 and they consider your system to simply be one of many oppressed by the empire

Rebel interest: The rebels have a vested interest in weakening the empire's military capabilities, as such they will on occasion perform acts of sabotage through local resistance cells or organise hit-and-hype raids on important facilities. While they might seem a nuisance at best if the tables were ever turned one can only wonder what will happen next.

Rebel interest: 0/10 The rebellion considers your homeworld to be of no relevance to their struggle to overthrow the empire or as too deep in imperial territory to be a target.

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>>5896350
The criminal underworld
The criminal underworld consists of the type of scum and villainy you can typically find in cantinas scattered across the galaxy such as bounty hunters, smugglers, pirates, crime lords and mercenaries. They are typically not bound to any larger galactic government but larger criminal organisations such as the Hutt cartel, Black sun and Zann Consortium.
While it is typically beyond the pale for planetary governments to deal with such lowlifes it can on occasion prove useful for the times when you need to act outside of imperial law. Like hiring a smuggler to bring in prohibited goods or a bounty hunter to eliminate someone too dangerous to arrest.

As of right now, you have no dealings with the criminal underworld.

‘’That reminds me sir, is there anything you wish to relay to the senators when I return to Coruscant.’’

>Yes, I wish to recall them.
>I wish that they would show themselves to be aligned with loyalists.
>No, thank you. I belief that the current senator is doing a fine job

>>5896354
>No, thank you. I belief that the current senator is doing a fine job
It is in out interest to remain irrelevant.

>>5896354
>>I wish that they would show themselves to be aligned with loyalists.

>>5896354

>No, thank you. I belief that the current senator is doing a fine job

I honestly think we’re not on the Empire/Rebel’s radar and we should keep it that way.

>>5896364
Exactly, we don't have the resources to matter. Unless we find something like a crazy rare resource in our ocean or somehow luck into severely increasing our shipyards, we are just too small to be relevant.

>>5896354
>No, thank you. I belief that the current senator is doing a fine job
Best to remain neutral until we're strong enough to throw our weight around.

>>5896354
>I wish that they would show themselves to be aligned with loyalists.

>>5896354
>No, thank you. I belief that the current senator is doing a fine job

>>5896360
Supporting

We want to be under everyone’s radar

Imperial favour would just draw rebel attacks, which in turn would result in more imperial ‘defensive assets’

We’re better off continuously bribing the Moff to throw ‘developmental funds’ our way

>>5896505
More specifically, we can't hope to be relevant unless we have something that makes us relevant. And we don't exactly have a lot.

The only thing we have is a middling shipyard that can't even make star destroyers. Our economy is mediocre. Our influence is mediocre. We need to be able to hit the minimum bet before we can play the game

>>5896354
>>No, thank you. I belief that the current senator is doing a fine job
Nah keep doing your job and stay there, no need to make too much of a fuss about the death of our father. Just traditional respect and mourning is fine

>>5896354
>No, thank you. I belief that the current senator is doing a fine job

Can't believe the Rebels killed dad, Surely thats why Rebel interest is reset back to 0

>>5896580
Honestly it may have been an accident, we're far too invaluable for either the empíre to give enough of a fuck to try to assassinate us. We are literally an irrelevant minor shipyard/vacation world.

Either someone from within the planet killed him, or no one did.

>>5896582
Its why I don't see the Empire wacking Dad, It must've been the Rebels or the criminal underground. Ya just can't trust those disgusting rebels or aliens.

No way a mistake happens JUST like that

righttt?

>>5896583
Why would the rebels care? We're not relevant enough. The criminal underground is a possibility, but then again why would they care about us?

We're just too irrelevant. Maybe if we had an shipyard able to produce a considerable amount of smaller ships, or one able to produce heavy cruisers, but no, it's literally just a small shipyard and an economically mediocre planet.

We're honestly way too irrelevant to matter, i have no idea how we managed to get an senator of our own in the republic.

>>5896586
Agreed, I don’t think a major power whacked dad

My bet is either an accident or a domestic faction who didn’t like him / his policies

@QM, given that we’ve been heir apparent for years, we must have cultivated our own domestic power base. Who are they / what are they like?

>>5896354
>Yes, I wish to recall them.

>>5896354
>No, thank you. I belief that the current senator is doing a fine job

>>5896354
>No, thank you. I belief that the current senator is doing a fine job

>>5896634
You do, your new courtiers are mostly your old schoolbuddies and various friends in the higher spheres. There are also a bunch of orbiters who hope for your favour.

>>5896354
>Yes, I wish to recall them

‘’No thank you, I am of the opinion that our current senators are doing a fine job.’’

And aside from that we need to maintain a low profile. Kalajad may look the other way but Talei and Uladast are a lot closer. But then again, Talei spends most of his time writing textbooks and military novels set during the Mandolarian wars. And Uladast is not always in orbit with his ISD. He merely uses the Adeline port facilities as a place to resupply and do minor repairs. He often patrols the local systems to keep the crew on their toes but there is always an uptick in spending when they are given shoreleave to Adeline. You suppose that like the sailors of old the wages must be spent as fast as possible.

‘’I see, thank you for your time. Your highness. May I use the diplomatic shuttle to bring me back to the passenger ship. I must return to Coruscant.’’

‘’Yes, you may. You are dismissed, safe travels.’’

And with that she turns and leaves.

‘’Hmm, say Nimm. Should I buy a new protocol droid? I know the old 3PO model was destroyed with my father’s ship but do we have no replacement.’’ You aks Esseg

‘’For now most of our protocol droids are with the diplomatic service. We have been meaning to talk about but we supposed you would like to be involved in the process of buying and selecting a new one.’’

‘’Yes, I will take a look on the holonet, and when I find one I shall inform the seneschal that he must buy that model.

-Later that afternoon, the private office of the Prince-Marquis-

‘’Now let’s see, a protocol droid. There must be a good one out there.’’

>Browse the catalogue of Cybot Galatica, mostly known for the 3PO-series protocol droids
>Maybe Industrial Automaton, the main competitor of CG. Has made the LOM-series, but they are more known for their astrodroids
>Perhaps I should buy for cheap from the Raxus secondhand droids depot
>The older GE3 model of protocol droid perhaps, if Czerka still makes them that is.

>>5897106
Well, I didn't particularly want to hire an 3P0, but LOMs have an awful personality bug and the other ones are just straight up obsolete or bad.

>>5897138
The only thing I am willing to tell is that the used droids may or may not have a blast from the past

>>5897106
>>Perhaps I should buy for cheap from the Raxus secondhand droids depot
Mystery Box!

>>5897106
>Perhaps I should buy for cheap from the Raxus secondhand droids depot

Ah, I can see a scenario where the previous char gen choices were a choice between talk-good (diplo)/figure-shit-out (analytic/history)/personal-security-and-utility (Force/droids)/get-info-secretly-and-forcibly (slicing) and this ends up being more meaningful than I thought.

I thought the choices we ended up with were the best for a leader, to the point of not even being close or a hard choice, and I still do despite me voting for slicing. However, with the empire breathing down our neck and a very limited population (and thus probably a surprisingly limited number of truly stand out homegrown specialists), I can now see the argument for the technical skills or having the Force. If we end up relying on our personal abilities a lot more than would normally make sense for a planetary leader it all comes together. A taste of what to expect from the quest maybe, it is a Star Wars quest after all, some pulpy action is to be expected, or maybe in hindsight it will still be kind of a dumb thing to even have a choice for, we'll see.

The thought was brought on by the thought of why this choice would even matter for a management quest.

>>5897106

>Browse the catalogue of Cybot Galatica, mostly known for the 3PO-series protocol droids

Only the best for us!

>Perhaps I should buy for cheap from the Raxus secondhand droids depot

If I recall correctly Raxus was the capital of the CIS so I think my dream scenario is someone has modified a old CIS tactical or commando droid to serve the purpose of a protocol droid. That way with some further investment we either get a tolerable commander or body guard along with our protocol droid though this may just be me dreaming here

>>5897106
>Maybe Industrial Automaton, the main competitor of CG. Has made the LOM-series, but they are more known for their astrodroids

>>5897106
>>Browse the catalogue of Cybot Galatica, mostly known for the 3PO-series protocol droids

>>5897106
>Perhaps I should buy for cheap from the Raxus secondhand droids depot
I just can't resist a mystery box, especially with one that has CIS implications

>>5897106
>Perhaps I should buy for cheap from the Raxus secondhand droids depot
HK-47?

>>5897106
>Perhaps I should buy for cheap from the Raxus secondhand droids depot
The Confederacy lives!

>>5897106
>Maybe Industrial Automaton, the main competitor of CG. Has made the LOM-series, but they are more known for their astrodroids
I'm only voting for this because GeneTech isn't on the table.

>Raxus Prime Mystery Box
Yeah a splicer or bodyguard model would be sick. QM, could we get a full roster of all the incoming and outgoing figures in our household & government? I know I'm asking a lot.

>>5897106
>>Perhaps I should buy for cheap from the Raxus secondhand droids depot
imagine buying a tactical droid turned into a protocol droid.

>>5897106
>Perhaps I should buy for cheap from the Raxus secondhand droids depot

>>5897454
Not bad idea would make for good advice and organization skills
>>5897106
>Perhaps I should buy for cheap from the Raxus secondhand droids depot
>The older GE3 model of protocol droid perhaps, if Czerka still makes them that is

>>5897106
>Perhaps I should buy for cheap from the Raxus secondhand droids depot

Tactical Droid gaming

You type in the address of the holosite for the Raxus secondhand droid depot. With your hopes high. Raxus was the dual capital of CIS during the clone-wars, with its droid armies against the republic. The droid would do nearly everything in the separatist armies. They crewed the ships,fought,manned the tanks that aren't droids themselves. From the adaptable B1 to the mobile gun platform that was the droideka.

At first your hopes are dashed by the outdated design of the site. Taking you back right to the end of the clone wars it seems. But as soon as you manage to find the catalogue you find quite a few interesting specimens.

Most of them are repurposed CIS-era droids. Reprogrammed after they all shut down when Palpatine founded the empire.

The first one is a heavily modified B-1 battle droid, having been repainted and without its backpack power unit. Presumably because it doesn't need to march anymore.

You also see a picture of a IG-100 Magnaguard, though it lacks its iconic weapon. It does still have its cloak tattered and dirty. These units were usually assigned as bodyguards during the clone wars. And they weren’t capable of intelligible speech back then.

A derivative of the B-1 is the BX-series of commando droids. Looking at it now it looks like it was supposed to be the next step in evolution of the B-1 if one would improve for versatility rather than firepower like the B-2.

Then there is the T-series tactical droid. Supposed to fill the officer ranks of the droid army between the clankers on ground and their organic masters at the top. They were famously somewhat overconfident in their abilities. But if one is to serve as your protocol droid you could see it work.

And then there is a droid that isn't a former CIS model. A rusty red droid with blue photoreceptors labelled as an HK-51 unit. Which is odd, Czerka stopped producing these years ago. The design is more like a proper protocol droid, which makes it all the more strange how it ended up with a company that repurposes old battle-droids.

You took another good look at the candidates but in the end you settled on…..
>The B-1, it would be rather funny
>The IG-100, if it was good enough for Grievous then it is good enough for me
>The BX, having a droid commando as your protocol droid makes for good conversation
>The tactical droid, perhaps tactical decision making was simply the wrong career path
>The HK unit, there is something about it, like came from a more civilised time

>>5897498
>The HK unit, there is something about it, like came from a more civilised time

Is there any other choice?

>The tactical droid, perhaps tactical decision making was simply the wrong career path

I know there’s a lot of appeal to the HK but I really personally believe the tactical droid would be the best option for us. It’s a military adviser and a capable subordinate with leadership experience though it’s data banks were likely wiped we’ve seen throughout Star Wars droids can occasionally retain some memories after data wipes and the like.

If we didn’t go with the tactical droid I would back the IG unit as a badass and intimidating bodyguard that is associated with “great” leaders of the past could certainly be useful

>>5897498
>The tactical droid, perhaps tactical decision making was simply the wrong career path

>>5897498
>The HK unit, there is something about it, like came from a more civilised time

>>5897498
This is an incredibly difficult choice, can we buy them all and have a Droid hare- I mean.. advisory committee.

If not
>The BX, having a droid commando as your protocol droid makes for good conversation
I always thought these dudes looked cool

>>5897498
>The HK unit, there is something about it, like came from a more civilised time
I could swear I posted to vote for HK already

>>5897498

>The HK unit, there is something about it, like came from a more civilised time

How can I resist?

>>5897498
>Pre-Disney Canon
>2 of the options are pure Disney Canon
shiggy diggy

>The IG-100, if it was good enough for Grievous then it is good enough for me
Pretty sure Magnaguards could talk, they just didn't speak basic. Same as Droidekas and Vulture droids, though Magnaguards would be the most intelligent of the three.
Just anything but an HK droid, every quest goes for the HK droid. They're almost as bad as Mandalorians.
The downside to all of these is that they're CIS droids and that puts a target on your back, and despite common misconceptions, HK droids are extremely outdated and would suffer in comparison to modern droids.

>>5897498
>The HK unit, there is something about it, like came from a more civilised time
HK-47.

>>5897498
>>The tactical droid, perhaps tactical decision making was simply the wrong career path
Seems like best choice to fill our needs

>>5897498
>>The HK unit, there is something about it, like came from a more civilised time

>A rusty red droid with blue photoreceptors labelled as an HK-51 unit.
Weren't HK-51s Silver/Gray? I wonder if the previous owner gave this one a paintjob.

>>5897498
>The tactical droid, perhaps tactical decision making was simply the wrong career path
Having a competent general could serve us well if worse comes to worst.
I'm >>5897390, if my IP's changed.

>>5897498
>The HK unit, there is something about it, like came from a more civilised time
Best thing is it might still work as a protocol droid

>The tactical droid, perhaps tactical decision making was simply the wrong career path

>>5897498
>>The tactical droid, perhaps tactical decision making was simply the wrong career path
I would vote for the IG-100, but it seems its gonna be outvoted by a big margin.

>>5897498
>The HK unit, there is something about it, like came from a more civilised time

Obviously

>>5897498
>The IG-100, if it was good enough for Grievous then it is good enough for me

>>5897498
>The IG-100, if it was good enough for Grievous then it is good enough for me
The drip Lads, the drip!

>>5897498
changing from >>5897944
to
>The IG-100, if it was good enough for Grievous then it is good enough for me

>>5897498
>The HK unit, there is something about it, like came from a more civilised time

>>5897498
>>The IG-100,

HK unit
>>5897512
>>5897552
>>5897602
>>5897610
>>5897644
>>5897649
>>5897863
>>5898129
>>5898404
Nine votes

Tactical droid
>>5897534
>>5897542
>>5897647
>>5897827
>>5897922
Five votes

BX-series
>>5897569
One vote

IG-100
>>5897634
>>5898147
>>5898222
>>5898314
>>5898552
Five votes,

Well it looks like the HK unit won. Writing The reason why the HK-51 is red is because HK-47 with his hatred for the HK-50 decided to order a mass respray (As well as using meatbag instead of organic) after the events of KOTOR 2.

>>5898564
‘’This droid is rather unique, I tell you that much.’’ The head technician says as he steps away from the droid; The droid is currently laying on the table like a patient awaiting surgery. It is deactivated.

‘’I have wiped its memory and reset its general systems. But there appears to be more than that to it. I also updated the protocol functions. I don’t know where you picked it up but it could only speak a few thousand languages. Now it has the capabilities of a standard 3PO unit. It should recognize you as its master. Shall I activate it?’’

‘’Go ahead.’’ You say with a whiff of your hand.

The technician takes the droid off the table and makes it stand in an upright position. He then activates the droid.

Blue photoreceptor flash to life as the droid begins to activate. It takes in its surroundings before making a few steps.

‘’Processing, processing. Statement: HK-51 ready to serve, master. Is there someone you need assassinated?’’

‘’Assassinated?’’

‘’Proud statement: Why yes master, assassinated. With extreme prejudice and a gruesome amount of violence if you would permit me.’’

‘’Are you certain you bought a protocol droid?’’ the technician says with a distrustful glance.

The droid then turns it head to the technician

‘’Insulting explanation: Silence meatbag, all HK-series droids are made both to pose as protocol droids and as assassination droids.’’

The technician then turns about and mumbles something about droids serving their organic betters should not be able to insult them

Now would be the time to ask this droid something
>Why did you call my technician a meatbag?
>With what weapons are you familiar?
>Can you serve as a bodyguard as well?
>I do have a target for you to assassinate. As a test.
>Write-in

>>5898582
>Can you serve as a bodyguard as well?

Don't talk about assassinating people when there are witnesses around. We can have him assassinate the colonel as a test later, if we are so inclined.

>>5898582
>>With what weapons are you familiar?
Geh

>>5898582
>Can you serve as a bodyguard as well?

We should probably politely ask the technician to not let it slip that we accidentally bought a murder droid. Whopsie indeed. Maybe one of his kids could get a recommendation to some fancy school, s scholarship or the like. Everyone likes a good bribe and few things would set off alarms like "a week into his reign the new king got an assassin on retail"
But we could play young andinnocent. We found something neat instead of going for the mass produced plebeian stuff

>>5898600
>>5898614

Supporting

>>5898582
>With what weapons are you familiar?

>>5898614
+1 to telling him we accidentally got one and slipping him an commendation or hush money

>>5898582
>>Can you serve as a bodyguard as well?

>>5898582
>Why did you call my technician a meatbag?
I love this part.

>>5898582
>Why did you call my technician a meatbag?
>With what weapons are you familiar?
>Can you serve as a bodyguard as well?

>>5898582
>Can you serve as a bodyguard as well?

Rip CIS factory world uprisings, Hello Shitty off-brand HK cyber uprising.

>>5898953
>factory world
bitch we're an island nation, our only industry so far is a gotdam shipyard.

>>5898582
>>Why did you call my technician a meatbag?
>>With what weapons are you familiar?
>>Can you serve as a bodyguard as well?

+1 to bribing the tech

''So, tell me. Why did you call my technician a meatbag'' you asked the HK-51

''Explanation: Why master, all non-droids are meatbags. Including you, I of course mean no offence to you master.''

''Alright, but why?''

''Explanation: Our glorious progenitor decreed it be that way. Master, only one model in the HK-series does not say it. A black stain on our lineage.''

''Very well, with what weapons are you familiar?''

''Answer: Master, I can use nearly all weapons that you can name. No lightsabres though, worthless fickle Jedi lightsticks. I also have slots within my body where inbuilt weapon like flamethrowers and stun rays. Should the master be kind enough to supply them.''

''You want me to give you a flamethrower?'' You asked the droid

''Plea: Please master. They make the termination of meatbags so much more fun''

''Oh um very well, can you serve as a bodyguard as well?'' you begin to wonder if you bought the right droid.

''Statement: Of course master, though it makes removal of undesired meatbags something that unfortunately must wait.

''Hmm, go to the upper level of the, no. Go to the armoury. Pick whatever weapons you want from there and then take position as my protocol droid. I shall assign you a target tonight.''

''Acceptation, very well. Master, I shall search the armoury of your meatbag guards and find a proper weapon. I look forward to the first termination on the planet.

And with that he walked or rather stomped off to the armoury. Hopefully he won't go on a rampage to the palace. You also gave the techniasian a raise. Hopefully he'll keep quiet about you owning a assassin droid. Still, a target would be needed. But who?
>Colonel Taldei, he shall need to infltrate the imperial garrison
>Captain Uladast, if he can infiltrate a Star destroyer. That might be usefull in the futere
>Lord Perlys Rennato, a local noble and leader of the local COMPNOR section. His house is the traditional rival of the house of Tregassi

>>5899073
>Colonel Taldei, he shall need to infltrate the imperial garrison

I feel like assassinating our rival makes it too obvious it was us. Killing imperials makes it look like the rebels though.

>>5899073
Yeah, because killing an Imperial won't end badly at all...the ISB will be on our goddamn asses if we kill a member of the Imperial government. Isn't there an target with less heat? Some local scumbag, maybe?

>>5899073
are write ins allowed? If so,
>the technician, he's the only one that knows HK is more then a protocol droid

if not,
>Colonel Taldei, he shall need to infltrate the imperial garrison

>>5899078
Sure, you can just hook it up to the police database and let it go on rampage in the Adeline underworld or just tell to hunt the top three most wanted criminals

>>5899075
>>5899079
You do realize that even if they don't suspect us, this will lead to the Imperials freaking out because it implies the rebels are moving into this system - which will lead to increased Imperial presence.

>>5899079
Sure

>>5899073
>Lord Perlys Rennato, a local noble and leader of the local COMPNOR section. His house is the traditional rival of the house of Tregassi

>>5899073
Taking out Imperial officers for no reason is bad…

I support the write-in:
>the technician, he's the only one that knows HK is more then a protocol droid

>>5899082
I think this is the best idea. The technician may also be a bad choice. If he's smart, he'll suspect being a possible target since he knows we have an assassination droid.

>>5899073
>Lord Perlys Rennato, a local noble and leader of the local COMPNOR section. His house is the traditional rival of the house of Tregassi
Perfect target.

>>5899073
>>5899082
Supporting this idea.

>>5899083
Could happen, but when they don't find rebels they have others places to be. There is the danger that once there is a hint of rebel presence they get ultra controlling, but the shipyards and spaceport only has so many berths, and it'll only hurt their tax revenues for ruining the resort world vibes.

It seems like the empire is the main antagonistic force for us because of the ISB and all the rest fucking with our armed forces, regardless of the fact that we haven't chosen a side yet. I imagine we'll want to start making moves on them eventually.

Anyways, I changed my mind, just killing some criminals is good for everyone.

>>5899073
>I'll switch my vote >>5899075 to just killing the top three most wanted criminals or something.

>>5899079
supporting

>>5899073
>>Colonel Taldei, he shall need to infltrate the imperial garrison

>>5899088
>The Technician
Better play it safe, he could rat us out for money, a position in a rival's court, or even for loyalty to the New Order.

>>5899073
>the technician, he's the only one that knows HK is more then a protocol droid

When the nightly veil had fallen on the palace you finally saw the HK unit again. It carried a personal repeating blaster in its mechanical hands and had a sniper blaster rifle on its rifle strapped on its back. It had also taken several grenades and other various weapons.

‘’Disappointment: Master, your arsenal of weapons is quite inadequate. There is no flamethrower fuel, nor any disruptors. I was very disappointed to see that only the basic of basics was at your disposal.’’

‘’Disruptors are illegal. The Empire does not want anyone to have them expect themselves.’’

‘’Query: Is Hutt space still around?’’
‘’Yes, but you’re not planning on acquiring a disruptor rifle from them are you?’’

‘’Statement oh master, I would never ever go behind your back. Especially when there are still meatbags that need to be killed in your honour.’’

‘’Yes, speaking of that I need you to eliminate the technician that helped activate you. His knowledge of your assassintion protocols is dangerous.’’

‘’Enthusiastic acceptance: Oh master, I thought you’d never ask. I disliked the meatbag from the moment it flapped its lips in my presence. I shall do as you ask master, and return when the meatbag has been terminated.’’

Well, with out of the way it is time to take a look at the audit of the PSF.

Now let’s see the types of military hardware in use by the PSF. You have summoned Major Belliean to explain something to you if you think it is odd or if you wish to update a part of the PSF

Fleet

Main fighter unit: Z-95 headhunter.

4 DP20 frigates
5 IPV-1 system patrol crafts
3 Consular-class cruisers

The Royal Guard

12 AT-TE walkers
6 Laat/i troop transports
12 AAT repulsor tanks
60 Speeder bikes
4 AT-AP artillery walkers

>Say, major. Why all this equipment clone wars era. Surely the sixteens that have passed would have given the military amble time to modernise?
>AAT tanks? Could you please explain why we have CIS tanks in use?
>We need to modernise the fleet and guard units, major.
>Write-in

>>5899715
>We need to modernise the fleet and guard units, major.
I am surprised our Royal Guard doesn't have more 'naval' assets (water-going, that is) given it's the main terrain of our planet.

>>5899715
>Say, major. Why all this equipment clone wars era. Surely the sixteens that have passed would have given the military amble time to modernise?

I mean it's good stuff and I don't mind sticking with relics, but what gives?

>>5899747
There are naval vessels though your and Thernan decided to decommission the surface fleet in favour of submersibles.
There are:
12 smaller submarines (Can carry up to 4 passengers and are mostly used to patrol)
4 larger submarines (These are the proper naval submarines and can fire missles and proton torpedoes if enemy starfighters and bombers have come through.)
There are also 80 aquatic droids who check cables and tectonic stability and hunt aquatic criminals.

>>5899715
>AAT tanks? Could you please explain why we have CIS tanks in use?

>>5899715
>COULD YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN WHY WE DONT HAVE MORE CIS TANKS IN USE?

>>5899715
>AAT tanks? Could you please explain why we have CIS tanks in use?

>>5899836
+1

>>5899715
>>Say, major. Why all this equipment clone wars era. Surely the sixteens that have passed would have given the military amble time to modernise?

>>5899836
Hell yea, cis 2 electric boogaloo

''AAT tanks? Could you please explain why we have CIS tanks in use?'' You asked the major

''When the clone wars ended, the droid army was shut down and the compagnies that produced the tanks, droids and other equipment were nationalised by the empire. AAT tanks were sold as surplus either to scrap companies, PSF forces like ours and sometimes they end up on the black market where they are added to the private garrison of the Hutts and other crime lords.'' The major explained.

''Could you then please explain why we don't have more CIS tanks in use?'''

''A lot of the CIS models are not crewed by organic operators. Rather, they are completely droids. In a lot of ways the Empire was less willing to let someone take these repulsors, tanks, walkers and other such things. There was the black market but those thing went for a price to high for your fathers taste.''

''Yes, perhaps that makes sense considering the other things on this inventory list. Say major. Why all this equipment from the clone wars era. Surely the sixteen years that have passed would have given the military ample time to modernise?''

''After the clone wars people like your father and Thernan did not want to spend much on the military. Your father slashed the budget to divert the funds to expand the shipyards and the economy''

Your father was always more like a businessman in the robe of a monarch. That was also why he was away so often but he wasn't an economist. He had an eye for deepening his own pockets with the ancestral wealth, not for simulating the economy for Adeline. Yet it has left you a multitrillionaire in terms of personal wealth. All spread out through various accounts and investments.

''Then I have mind up. I have a bad feeling about the coming years. Major, we need to modernise the fleet and guard units, major.''

''That I can understand sir, and inspector-general Ilovoer will be happy to hear it. But how and where would we acquire these unit''

>A few companies still make newer equipment for private users. We should contact
>On the black market, you can buy almost anything and without needing to file it to the finance department
>''Perhaps the answer for the future lies in the past'' The droid armies and factories might be shut down. But noone ever said that all the factories were dismantled or destroyed.

Adal isn't as rich as Palpatine but is on the same level as Prince Xizor or Count Dooku

>>5900072
>''Perhaps the answer for the future lies in the past'' The droid armies and factories might be shut down. But noone ever said that all the factories were dismantled or destroyed.
Droids are loyal, droids are dependable.

>>5900082
I like the idea of using droids but that's a good way to get yourself the eye of the Empire.