Ive been an avid fan of Star Trek Role-playing, and the Star Trek : The Role Playing Game in particular since its British edition was introduced by Games Workshop in 1984. To be brutally honest, I became a Trekkie because of the game, and not the other way around, and consequently I have a slightly more generous attitude to the game than most serious Trekkies do, who seem to regard it as a work of pure evil. So much for Gene Rodenberrys message of tolerance I collected the supplements, as they were imported, bought the scenarios and adapted them to form a campaign for the intrepid officers of the USS Niwen, and a few house rules were adopted along the way. And then in 1987 we started to here about this new series over here, and started salivating at the thought of a new set of supplements. In early 1988, the series began to be released on video in the UK, and was avidly rented by all the devoted. And then we got the Officers Manual. It was devoured and appreciated, and then we all noticed there wasnt actually any character generation rules in it There was a half hearted set of descriptions for Star Fleet Academys course requirements, but that was about it. The follow First Season Supplement actually introduced new character types, but was frankly, a mess. At this point I started adapting these (to balance out the skill point allocations as per the original character generation rules (these Next Generation types were very short changed in some specialities)) and took on board a few ideas from an article in Challenge (issue currently eludes me). As more and more of the series was shown on here (We didnt even get it on TV until 1990!) It became rapidly apparent to me that you didnt go to Academy and say - Ill be a helmsman and after 4 years, that was all you could do. The officers of the Next Generation and, it would seem, the Original series and Films were in fact broadly educated. They could fill in for each other, but they had particular leanings. Geordi could fly, had command training, but his real forte was Engineering (and Technobabble). Picard was a helmsman with a huge scientific and archaeology interest. Dr Crusher had command training, and could fly a shuttle and was handy with her fists, whereas Dr Pulaski doctored and that was it and conspicuously could not fly a shuttle. Clearly, the last two were not from the same mould. You could just about tweak a character to get this kind of interest out of them, but then how do you take into account things like Dr Bashirs Engineering extension course and flight skills. Evidence accumulated that Star Fleet Academy was more like a University, rather than a Military Academy, with all Cadets taking a four year course, excepting MDs who took 8, where there were a lot of optional courses, and that the emergent officers could be qualified for multiple shipboard positions. Additionally, the release of Mike Okudas Star Trek Chronology was a real eye opener. The wealth of extra information that I gleaned from that made me rethink a few things, and eventually led me to write these character generation rules that I have used (with constant revisions) over the last 4 years.
I have tried to accommodate the following facts
Academy is attended for 4 years (8 for MDs) It is possible to do more years (probably due to re-sit years) Academy is a course based institute It is possible to attain rank within the Academy (Kirk was a junior Lieutenant at academy, Saavik was a Lieutenant before she graduated) It is possible to be assigned to ships whilst nominally at the Academy (Kirk was aboard the Farragut, and was at the signing of the Treaty of Axanar)
Additionally to this, I could flesh out the on board positions. Medical technicians and orderlies became possible, as did JAG officers, quarter masters and more as I needed to make positions up. I have added a few skills to the list, which had been previously been subsumed in others, but come the Next Generation environment seemed more appropriate.
New Skills Cybernetics The study of creating artificial systems, that may, to a greater or lesser extent mimic biological systems. Bionics is an allied skill that governs their interfacing with biological systems. Nanites would be developed using this skill, as would Lt Commander Data. Engineering Procedures The basic ability to perform routine engineering tasks, following protocols without necessarily knowing the ins and outs of the system being maintained or modified. Fusion Systems Technology The Fundamentals of adjusting, designing and maintaining Fusion power systems, including EPS conduits, Fusion reactors and Impulse engines. Management/Logistics This is best thought of as the Business equivalent of Leadership. Non Verbal Communications The study of communications methods that are not vocalised. It would allow the study of body language to indicate state of mind, etc. Research This is the co-ordination of effort and resources to produce new information, or discover associations of information that had not been previously obvious. Space Sciences/Warp Physics The science of the Warp drive. Whilst Warp Drive Technology gives some degree of knowledge in this area, the ins and oust of Subspace domains, and their interaction with the regular universe are covered by this skill, if only in a purely theoretical manner. Starship Architecture A very specialised skill, which governs the design methodology behind starships and space stations. It is the theoretical equivalent of Astronautics, and primarily used by Fleet Architects, at facilities such as Utopia Planitia.
Revised Role-playing Character Generation Starfleet Officers 1. Attributes STR END INT DEX CHA LUC PSI BPs Basic Attributes
3d10+ 40
3d10+ 40
3d10+ 40
3d10+ 40
3d10+ 40
1d100
1d100
1d50
Racial Modifiers To these, then add the modifiers for the desired race for each attribute, or if an alternate die system is given, substitute that given for the attribute. Bonus points may be added to any attribute but no more than 30 in any one attribute, none may be added to PSI, LUC may not exceed 100, and no other attribute may exceed 100 + attribute modifier. Human - - - - - - -30 - Andorian +10 -5 - - - -20 -20 - Bajoran - - - - - -20 - - Benzite - - +20 - -10 -20 -10 - Betazoid -5 -10 +15 -10 +20 - 70+3d 10 - Caitian - -5 - +20 +5 -10 -30 - Edoan -5 - - +15 - -15 -35 - Tellarite +5 +5 - - -10 -20 -40 - Vulcan +20 +10 +10 - - -40 - -
Pre Academy Skills Educational Background Personal Development
Computer Operation *Language *Life Sciences First Aid *Physical Sciences *Planetary Sciences *Social Sciences *Trivia
*Artistic Expression Carousing Communication Systems Operation Communication Systems Technology Computer Operation Computer Technology Electronics Technology *Gaming *Language Leadership *Marksmanship, Archaic Weapon Mechanical Engineering Negotiation/Di plomacy *Personal Combat, Armed *Personal Combat, Unarmed *Planetary Survival *Sports Streetwise *Trivia *Vehicle Operation
2. Pre Academy Skills The Total number of skill points available is equal to INT, half must be allocated to skills from the Educational Background and the others to those from Personal Development. Skills marked * must have the relevant sub-skill selected. Characters wishing to enter Academy at age 16 or 17 rather than 18 receive 10 or 5 skill points less than their INT would suggest.
3.0 Starfleet Officers Ranks Upon entry to Starfleet Academy, the Character becomes a Midshipman. During their Starfleet career, they will progress up the ranks as given below.
Rank Brief Description Insignia Midshipman Academy Cadets only No Pips Ensign (Junior Grade) Academy Cadets or promoted enlisted personnel only One Hollow Pip Ensign Typical Rank for Fresh Academy Graduates One Solid Pip Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Most bridge personnel One Solid, One Hollow Lieutenant Most Department heads on Starships, Typical Recent Graduate Doctor Two Solid Lieutenant Commander Department head on larger vessels, First officer on smaller vessels Two Solid, One Hollow Commander First officer on larger vessels, captain on very small vessels Three Solid Pips Captain Commanding officer aboard most vessels Four Solid Pips Commodore Commanding officer on fleet flagships Five Solid Pips Admiral Work-a-Day Admiral Oblong surrounding 3 Pips Flag / Vice Admiral Fleet commanders and heads of Staff Oblong surrounding 3 Pips 3.1 Academy Skills Starfleet Academy is a Four year course (Eight years for Medical Personnel aiming to become Doctors). During this time, the Cadet chooses courses equal to 4 or 8 years. Availability is restricted as follows; A First Year Cadet must take Academy Core Curriculum Each course must be taken in order. For example Medicine 2 has Medicine 1 as a prerequisite, and may not be taken in the same year. The following courses have Engineering as a pre-requisite; Starship Sub-Systems, Starship Systems, Starship Architecture, Defence Systems Technology and Propulsion Systems and Small Spacecraft Maintenance. Officers wishing to become Doctors (as against Medical Personnel) must take the Following courses; In the first 5 years Medicine 1-4, in Year 8 Medicine 5 and in years 6 and 7 one tour each year of Placement Duty is compulsory. Note that any personnel re-sitting a course during the first 4 years will not be allowed to continue on to become Doctors and will graduate with only 4 years of training. Each course may only be taken once. The exceptions are Placement Duty, (which is only available only after the first year), which may only be taken once per year, Racial Law (1 & 2) and Racial Language and Culture (which may be taken once only per Race). Racial Law 2 has Legal as a prerequisite. Racial Law can be taken as Federation, in which case the language is a Federation founder races, such as Vulcan, Andorian, Tellarite or Alpha Centauran (Ancient Greek).
Academy Courses Academy Core Curriculum (9 Months) Communications Systems Operation 10 Computer Operation 10 First Aid 10 Federation Culture/History 10 Federation Law 10 *Language 10 In total Leadership 10 Marksmanship, Modern 10 *Personal Combat, Unarmed 10 Small Equipment Operation 10 *Sciences 1@10 Starship Sensors 10
Defence Systems (3 Months) Deflector Systems Operation 15 Starship Sensors Operation 10 Starship Weapons Operation 15
Defence Systems Technology (3 Months) Computer Technology 10 Deflector Systems Technology 15 Starship Weapons Technology 15
Diplomatic Training (9 Months) *Language 20 In total *Racial Culture/History 40 In total Engineering (6 Months) Astronautics 10 Engineering Procedures 20 Mechanical Engineering 20 Electronics Technology Equipment Maintenance (3 Months) Electronics Technology 10 Personal Weapons Technology 10 Small Equipment Systems *Psychology 40 In total Negotiation/Diplomacy 20
10 Computer Technology 10
Technology 10 Small Equipment Systems Operation 10
Extravehicular Activities (3 Months) Environmental Suit Operation 20 Small Equipment Systems Operation 10 Zero G Operations 10
Legal (9 Months) Administration 10 Computer Operation 10 Federation Culture/History 20 Federation Law 40 *Racial Law 2@10 *Psychology, Native 10 Research 10
Life Sciences (3 Months) *Life Sciences (at least 2) 40 In total
Medicine 1 (3 Months) General Medicine, Native 10 *Life Sciences 3@10
Medicine 2 (6 Months) *General Medicine 2@10 *Life Sciences 3@10 Pathology 10 Small Equipment System Operations 10
Medicine 3 (6 Months) *Life Sciences 2@10 *Medical Sciences 2@10 Psychology, Native 10 Surgery 20
Medicine 4 (12 Months) Administration 10 Research 20 Small Equipment Systems Operation 20 *Life Sciences (at least 4) 50 In total *Medical Sciences (at least 4) 50 In total
Medicine 5 (9 Months) Research 20 *Life Sciences 4@10 1@20 *Medical Sciences 4@10 1@20
Personal Combat (3 Months) Personal Combat, Unarmed 15 Marksmanship, Modern 15 Small Unit Tactics 10
Personnel Liaisons (9 Months) Administration 20 *Language 20 In total Negotiation/Diplomacy 20 *Psychology (at least 3) 50 In total Non-verbal Communications 10
Physical Sciences (3 Months) *Physical Sciences (at least 2) 40 In Total
Planetary Sciences (3 Months) *Planetary Sciences (at least 2) 40 In Total
Propulsion Systems (6 Months) Engineering Procedures 10 Warp Drive Technology 20 Warp Physics 20 Fusion Power Systems Technology 20 Placement Duty (6 Months) INT/10 1d10 Rolls to increase existing skills Consult Placement Duty chart for availability.
Racial Language and Culture (3 Months) Racial Language 20 Racial Culture/History 10 Racial Psychology 10
Racial Law 1 (3 Months) Racial Law 20 Racial Language 10 Racial Psychology 10
Racial Law 2 (6 Months) Racial Law 20 Racial Culture/History 20 Racial Language 10 Racial Psychology 20
Rescue Operations (3 Months) General Medicine (First Aid) 20 *Planetary Survival 10 Small Equipment Systems Operation 10
Science 1 (3 Months) *Life Sciences 10 In total *Physical Sciences 10 In total *Planetary Sciences 10 In total *Space Sciences 10 In total
Transporter Operations (6 Months) Computer Technology 20 Engineering Procedures 10 Transporter Systems Operation 20 Transporter Systems Technology 20
For each year of Academy, the Cadet receives INT/20 1d10 rolls which may be freely allocated to any skills, including acquiring new skills. Not available to Officers reassigned to Academy Training
3. Academy Experience Placement Duty 1d100 Roll Modifiers
9 or less L arge Vessel 10-24 Small Vessel 25-50 Base Duty 51+ None Availabl e
Note that for compulsory Placement Duty, a result of None Available, indicates a non-descript placement earning no particular benefits.
For Previous Years Results E - 10 G - 5 A 0 P + 5 I + 10 For Attributes LUC 70+ - 10 LUC 60-69 - 5 LUC 39 or less+5 For Rank Lieutenan t JG - 15 Ensign - 10 Ensign JG - 5
Academy Yearly Progress 1d100 Roll Modifiers
9 or less E xcellent (E) Promoted One Grade 10-24 Good (G) 25-75 Average (A) 76-89 Poor (P) 90+ I nadequat e (I) Repeat Year Demoted One Grade
For Each Previous Years Results E - 4 G - 2 A 0 P + 2 I + 4 For Attributes INT 70+ - 4 INT 60-69 - 2 INT 39 or less + 2 LUC 70+ - 4 LUC 60-69 - 2 LUC 39 or less + 2 For Placement Duty Large Vessel - 15 Small Vessel - 10 Base Duty - 5
Academy Graduation 1d100 Roll Modifiers
9 or less H igh Honours Promoted One Grade 10-24 Honours 25-75 As expected
76+ Adequate
For Each Previous Years Results E - 4 G - 2 A 0 P + 2 I + 4 For Attributes INT 70+ - 10 INT 60-69 - 5 INT 39 or less + 5 LUC 70+ - 10 LUC 60-69 - 5 LUC 39 or less + 5
For each year, a performance report must be established. Roll 1d100 and consult the Academy Yearly Progress chart. Note that in the case of a repeat year, the Cadet must re-sit the same courses, but will not gain the increase in rating normally given for those courses, but experience rolls for that year will be given. In addition, a Cadet re-sitting a year will treat a result of Good as Average and any Inadequate result as Poor - the fact they are re-sitting does count against them, but it is assumed that there is only one allowed attempt at re-sitting a year - any character that would then be thrown out of Academy obviously would not be entering play aboard a Star Fleet vessel as one of its crew After the final year of Academy, the Academy Graduation chart is consulted. This will effect the Graduates first tour assignment and possibly Rank. Note that During Academy no Cadet may be promoted past Lieutenant JG or below Midshipman. At graduation, there is an automatic promotion to Ensign (Unless the cadet holds a higher rank), and any cadet holding the rank of Lieutenant JG may be promoted to Lieutenant if a One Grade promotion is indicated.
Number of Tours Served Base Number = 1d10/2 (Round Down)
For Attributes LUC 70+ -2 LUC 60-69 -1 LUC 39 or less +1 For Destined Position Captain or First Officer +2 Department Head +1 Top of the Line +1 For Destined Rank Each 2 Grades over Current +1
4. Post Academy Experience Upon graduation, the number of tours that must be served is determined. If the number of tours should be determined to be 0 or less then the character takes the Destined assignment as the first assignment. If the character is to be promoted, then there must be at least one tour served to before the destined assignment. Tour lengths depend upon the assignment; Top of the Line, Exploration, Tactical, Colonial, Transport and Starbase duties are 1d10/2 (round down not less than 1) years in duration and Terraforming is 1d10 years in duration. Starfleet Academy will be one year, filled with Academic courses not previously taken (no placement duty allowed, and do not receive the normal INT/20 skill rolls) or 1d10/2 round up if an Academy Tutor.
Officer Efficiency Report 1d100 Roll Result
10 or less Outst andin g 11 - 25 Excel lent 26 - 75 As Expec ted 76 - 90 Fair 91 or More Poor
Modifiers
INT 60+ -10 LUC 70+ -10 LUC 60+ -5
Tour Assignments Total Modifiers Modifiers
Assignment-25 or less-10to -20-5 to +5 +10 to +20+25 or more
Top of the Line01 - 3001 - 2001 - 10 NA NA Exploration Command31 - 50 21 - 40 11 - 20 01 - 10 NA Tactical Command51 - 7041 - 6021 - 3011 - 20 01 - 10 Colonial Operations71 - 75 61 - 70 31 - 60 21 - 5011 - 50 Transport Command76 - 8071 - 8061 - 80 51 - 9051 - 90 Star Base Command81 - 9081 - 9081 - 90 91 - 0091 - 00 Starfleet Academy91 - 0091 - 0091 - 00 NA NA
Starfleet Academy Duty Colonial Operations Additional Instruction 01 - 50 Colonial Transport Command 01-75 Academy Tutor51 - 00 Terraforming Command 76-00 For Luck LUC 70+ - 10 LUC 60-69 -5 LUC 40 or Less +5 For Previous Officer Efficiency Reports Outstandin g - 20 Excellent - 10 As Expected 0 Fair +1 0 Poor +2 0 For Graduation Result, First tour only High Honours - 20 Honours - 10 As Expected 0 Adequate - 10
Skill Advancement All rolls are 1d10
For Service Per 2 Years of service 1 roll Per 2 Years on TOTL 1 roll Per tour as Academy Instructor 1 roll in Instruction Per tour on Starbase 1 roll in Administration Per tour in Transport or Starbase 1 roll in Carousing or Streetwise Per tour in Terraforming 2rolls in Terraforming Procedures For Attributes INT 70+ 2 rolls INT 60 - 69 1 roll LUC 70+ 2 rolls LUC 60 - 69 1 roll
5. Character Age Characters generally enter academy at age 18. It is possible to enter at 16 or 17. To this add the number of years spent at academy and the number of years spent on tours. 6. Requirements for Shipboard Positions Positions on vessels require certain prerequisites for them, these being gauged from Academy courses taken.
Diplomat Diplomatic Training Racial Language and Culture
Engineering Officer Engineering At least one of Defence Systems Technology Equipment Maintenance Propulsion Systems Small Spacecraft Maintenance Starship Sub- Systems Starship Systems
First Officer or Captain Command School Also qualifications for another position
Helmsman Starship Piloting 2
JAG Officer Legal 1 Racial Law 1
Supply Officer Administration Management
Medical Officer (MD) Medicine 1-5
Medical Orderly (Technician) Medicine 1-3
Nurse Medicine 1-4
Operations Specialist Defence Systems Starship Piloting 2
Paramedic Medicine 1 & 2 Rescue Operations Starship Piloting 1
Science Officer Science 1 One of Science 2 Any Science Medicine 1
Security Officer Security Operations Personal Combat
Shuttlecraft Pilot Starship Piloting 1
Social Scientist Racial Language and Culture Social Science
Supply Officer Accountancy Administration
Tactical Officer Defence Systems Starship Tactical Tactical Studies
Transporter Officer Transporter Operation
A Note on Skill Ratings And How to Stop Them Getting Too Gross Contrary to the normal STRPG rules, skills may exceed 99, but skills at this level are generally only achieved through play. However, due to the fact that it is stated that Doctors take eight years at Academy rather than the normal four, by careful choice of courses Doctors could end up with very gross levels in skills. With this particularly in mind, and to encourage diversification of skills in general consult the following table.
Course Skill Points to Increase Skills Skill Currently In Range Skill Points to Increase by One 00 60 61 80 81 90 91 100 101 + 1 2 4 8 16 Random skill increases (such as for Placement Duty) are applied at all times at full value - there is no better teacher than experience. Games Masters may want to use this method to control increases given through play. Revised Role-playing Character Generation Starfleet Enlisted Personnel 1. Attributes The same Races, and hence attributes are available as Enlisted Personnel as are Officers. 2. Pre Enlistment Skills These are determined in the same manner as Pre Academy Skills for Officers. 3.0 Starfleet Enlisted Ranks Upon entry to Starfleet Academy, the Character becomes a Crewman. During their Starfleet career, they will progress up the ranks as given below.
Rank Brief Description Insignia Crewman Newly enlisted personnel have this rank. None Crewman First Class Personnel with some experience. None Warrant Officer Responsibilities for some organisation and crew management. One solid pip Petty Officer Departmental responsibilities and duties analogous to an Officer of Ensign or Lt jg rank. One solid, one hollow pip Chief Petty Officer Major departmental responsibilities and treated very much as an officer of Lt rank. Two solid pips Senior Chief / Ensign Junior Grade Promotion from CPO is into the ranks of the officers and though this leads to an effective diminishment in rank, seniority does count for a lot. One hollow pip
3.1 Enlisted Personnel Training Skills Starfleet Enlisted Personnel Training School is a Two year course. Skills are generally more restricted than for officers, resulting in characters with a less broad base of abilities. Courses are taken to a total of two years, availability is restricted as follows; Basic Training must be taken in the first year. Each course must be taken in order. For example Medicine 2 has Medicine 1 as a prerequisite, and may not be taken in the same year. The following courses have Engineering as a pre-requisite; Starship Sub-Systems, Starship Systems, Defence Systems Technology and Propulsion Systems and Small Spacecraft Maintenance. NCO Training can only be taken when a character receives a promotion to Warrant officer. The character receives another 6 months of courses as per retraining. Each course may only be taken once. The exception is Racial Language and Culture (which may be taken once only per Race).
Enlisted Personnel Training Courses Basic Training (6 Months) Communications Systems Operation 10 Computer Operation 10 First Aid 10 Federation Culture/History 10 Federation Law 10 Marksmanship, Modern 10 *Personal Combat, Unarmed 10 Small Equipment Operation 10
Equipment Maintenance (3 Months) Electronics Technology 10 Personal Weapons Technology 10 Small Equipment Systems Technology 10 Small Equipment Systems Operation 10
Extravehicular Activities (3 Months) Environmental Suit Operation 20 Small Equipment Systems Operation 10 Zero G Operations 10
Medicine 1 (3 Months) General Medicine, Native 10 *Life Sciences 3@10
Medicine 2 (6 Months) *General Medicine 2@10 *Life Sciences 2@10 Pathology 10 Small Equipment Systems Operations 10 Surgery 10
Medicine 3 (6 Months) *Life Sciences 2@10 *Medical Sciences 2@10 Psychology, Native 10 Surgery 20
NCO Training (*6 Months*) Administration 20 Computer Operation 20 Leadership 20 Small Unit Tactics Personal Combat (3 Months) Personal Combat, Unarmed 15 Marksmanship, Modern 15 Small Unit Tactics Propulsion Systems (6 Months) Engineering Procedures 10 Fusion Power Systems Technology 20 Warp Drive Technology 10
10
20 Warp Physics 20
Racial Language and Culture (3 Months) Racial Language 20 Racial Culture/History 10 Racial Psychology 10
Rescue Operations (3 Months) General Medicine (First Aid) 20 *Planetary Survival 10 Small Equipment Systems Operation 10
Science 1 (3 Months) *Sciences 4@ 10
Science 2 (6 Months) Computer Operation 10 Research 10 Small Equipment Systems Operation 10 *Sciences 4@10
Tactical Studies (3 Months) Leadership 15 Small Unit Tactics 10 Starship Combat Strategy & Tactics 15
Transporter Operations (6 Months) Computer Technology 20 Engineering Procedures 10 Transporter Systems Operation 20 Transporter Systems In addition, the Crewman receives INT/10 1d10 rolls which may be freely allocated to any skills, including acquiring new skills. Not available to personnel receiving retraining.
Technology 20
4. Experience Number of Tours Served Base Number = 1d10/2 (Round Up)
For Attributes No Modifiers from attributes
For Destined Position Top of the Line +1 Exploration Command +1 NCO +2
Upon graduation, the number of tours that must be served is determined. If the number of tours should be determined to be 0 or less then the character takes the Destined assignment as the first assignment. If the character is to be promoted, then there must be at least one tour served to before the destined assignment. Tour lengths depend upon the assignment; Top of the Line, Exploration, Tactical, Colonial, Transport and Starbase duties are 1d10/2 (round down, not less than 1) years in duration and Terraforming is 1d10 years in duration. Retraining will be one year, filled with courses not previously taken. Characters receiving a promotion to Warrant Officer spend one year retraining, taking the NCO course and any others not previously taken to make up to the full twelve months. At the end of each tour, check for Crewman Efficiency, and then for Promotion. Note that the retraining associated with promotion to Warrant Officer is not counted as a Tour, but is counted as a year of service. If the character has failed to be promoted to Warrant offer by the end of its tours of service, than they will become one (with the necessary training just before their current assignment) if they are to be an NCO.
Crewman Efficiency Report 1d100 Roll Result
10 or less Outst andin g 11 - 25 Excel lent 26 - 75 As Expec ted 76 - 90 Fair 91 or More Poor
Modifiers
INT 60+ -10 LUC 70+ -10 LUC 60+ -5
Tour Assignments Total Modifiers Modifiers
Assignment-25 or less-10to -20-5 to +5 +10 to +20+25 or more
Top of the Line01 - 3001 - 2001 - 10 NA NA Exploration Command31 - 50 21 - 40 11 - 20 01 - 10 NA Tactical Command51 - 7041 - 6021 - 3011 - 20 01 - 10 Colonial Operations71 - 75 61 - 70 31 - 60 21 - 5011 - 50 Transport Command76 - 8071 - 8061 - 80 51 - 9051 - 90 Star Base Command81 - 9081 - 9081 - 90 91 - 0091 - 00 Retraining91 - 0091 - 0091 - 00NA NA
Colonial Operations Colonial Transport Command 01-75 Terraforming Command 76-00
For Luck LUC 70+ - 10 LUC 60-69 -5 LUC 40 or Less +5
For Previous Efficiency Report Outstandin g - 20 Excellent - 10 As Expected 0 Fair +1 0 Poor +2 0
Skill Advancement All rolls are 1d10
For Service Per 2 Years of service 1 roll Per 2 Years on TOTL 1 roll Per tour on Starbase 1 roll in Administration Per tour in Transport or Starbase 1 roll in Carousing or Streetwise Per tour in Terraforming 2 rolls in Terraforming Procedures For Attributes INT 70+ 2 rolls INT 60 - 69 1 roll LUC 70+ 2 rolls LUC 60 - 69 1 roll
Promotions Promotion roll is 1d10, Promoted on a roll of 10+
For Service Per Previous Tour Served +1 For Performance Outstanding +2 Excellent +1 As Expected 0 Fair -1 Poor -2 For Attributes INT 60 + +1 LUC 60 + +1 LUC 40 - -1 5. Character Age Characters generally enter training at age 18. It is possible to enter at 16 or 17. To this add the two years for training and the number of years spent on tours. If the character is an NCO, add the extra year for NCO Training 6. Requirements for Shipboard Positions Positions on vessels require certain prerequisites for them, these being gauged from courses taken.
Administration Specialist Administration
Communications Specialist Damage Control Starship Operations
Computer Specialist Computer Support Systems
Engineering Specialist Engineering At least one of Defence Systems Technology Equipment Maintenance Propulsion Systems Small Spacecraft Maintenance Starship Sub- Systems Starship Systems
Evacuation Specialist Rescue Operations Damage Control
Medical Orderly (Technician) Medicine 1-3
Operations Specialist Defence Systems Starship Piloting 2
Paramedic Medicine 1 & 2 Rescue Operations Starship Piloting 1
Science Specialist Science 1 One of Science 2 Medicine 1
Security Specialist Security Operations Personal Combat
Shuttlecraft Pilot Starship Piloting 1
Tactical Specialist Defence Systems Starship Tactical
Transporter Specialist Transporter Operation
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