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WORK IN PROGRESS​

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KINKS

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Anal Sex / Anal Training || Begging || Bondage || Breathplay / Choking || Nipple Clamps with chain || Collar & Leash || Corruption || Cum Marking
Deep-Throating || Dirty Talk || Dominance/submission || Discipline & Reinforcement || Dubious Consent || Exhibitionism || Eye Contact || Face-Fucking / rough facial jism || Face-Sitting || Fingers in Mouth || Forced Clothes/Lingerie Wearing || Forced Undressing / Forced Nudity || Foreplay || Gags || Heavy Teasing || Punishment - Impact Play / spanking, paddles, riding crop || Lingerie / bosques, bustiers, corsets, merrywidows || Master/slave Dynamic || Mutual Masturbation || Mutual Oral Sex || (Consensual) Non-Consensual || Oral Sex || Pleasure/Orgams Control/Denial / edging || Public Sex || Pussy Worship || Restraints / belts, ties, bindings, handcuffs || Rough Sex / Hair Pulling, Light Face-Slapping, Jaw-Gripping, Forced Maneuvering || Semi-Public Sex || Sexual Toys / Dildos, Vibrators, Remote Stimulants || Stockings & Heels || Temp Play // Hot Wax, Ice || Threesomes / MxFxF encounters || Voyeurism


LIMITS

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Any Bondage // of Dom (only) || Mutilation || Pregnancy || Scat || Verbal Abuse || Vore || Watersports (can happen if consented)​

 

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C A L D E R A N . C H R O N I C L E S

S'VEKN IDENTITIES

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blonde 01 || blonde 02 || blonde 03 || blonde 04 || blonde 05

dark 01 || dark 02 || dark 03 || dark 04 || dark 05

red 01 || red 02 || red 03 || red 04

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		JENNIFER MENZ AGE: 24 ROLE: SUBMISSIVE, PATHETIC SLUT WHO CLINGS TO THE WORST PERSON IN HER LIFE HER DEAL: XXXX AND, SHE HATES BEING CALLED 'JENNY'.​
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX		BRUCE VOLKMAN AGE: 32 YEARS OLD ROLE: SELF-CENTERED ASS AND TORMENTOR HIS DEAL: LIFE HAD NEVER BEEN KIND OR EASY FOR THE ONLY SON OF A PITTSBURGH METAL WORKER. BRUCE QUICKLY LEARNED THAT NOTHING CAME EASY IN THIS LIFE, AND THE ONLY PLEASURES ONE COULD BANK ON AND ENJOY WERE THOSE TAKEN BY FORCE OF WILL AND CUNNING. BY THE TIME HER REACHED THE AGE OF THIRTY YEARS OLD, HE'D MADE A SEMI-STABLE LIFE BASED UPON DABBLING IN ART TO SUSTAIN UPPER CULTURE CONTACTS WHILE RETURNING HOME TO THE WORST PART OF THE CITY THAT HARBORED THE WORST OF HUMANITY. BRUCE NEVER IMAGINED THAT HE'D BE ON THE TRUMAN BRIDGE THAT DAY xxxxx DECIDED TO TAKE HER LIFE; FOR WHATEVER REASON, HE TALKED HER OFF THE BRIDGE AND BROUGHT HER HOME. SOME DAYS, HE WISHED THAT HE'D HAVE PUSHED HER AND DONE THEM BOTH -- AND EVERYONE IN THEIR LIVES -- A HUGE FAVOR. BRUCE SPENDS HIS DAYS TRYING TO LIVE HIS SCURRILOUS LIFE BUT WITH AN INEPT AND USELESS GIRL IN TOW. HE FUCKS HER WHENEVER AND HOWEVER HE WANTS -- IT'S A MINOR AND ENTITLED PLEASURE FOR TOLERATING HER PRESENCE.​
		KAYA RICHARDS AGE: 17 YEARS OLD ROLE: RUNAWAY BOUGHT AT AN ILLEGAL SLAVERY AUCTION, DESTINED FOR TRAINING AND PROSTITUTION HER DEAL: XXXX​

TEST

 

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DUBIOUS CONSENT SEQUENCE​

 

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Traveller 2022 // Science Fiction RPG __ interest check.

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INTRO

Welcome to the fascinating and deadly world of TRAVELLER RPG, one of the oldest and best systems to develop and explore stories geared toward science fiction in the far future. I'm hoping to gauge interest for prospective players for a science fiction story in the Traveller's universe. The written material would be a combination of posts and writing, with myself leading the GM-style adventure. You'd be able to create either one or two characters, though character creation would occur in phases, as generating unique characters is a communal effort -- which is one of the many amazing aspect of the system.​

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GAMEPLAY

The goal of the roleplay is to offer a compelling and engaged story in the spirit of Asimov, David Weber, or Ian Banks while delving into the more 'tech' side of science-fiction. Using Mongoose 2nd Edition 2022 updated rules, the intent is to focus on the story and enable willing writers unaccustomed to the Traveller system to participate. You are free to roll all of your checks, or if you prefer I can make your checks and simply post the results for you to incorporate into your contribution to the overall story -- your choice! Posting will occur in the Public Thread forum for group roleplays or Discord (whichever the group prefers), and an OOC chat will be developed on Discord. Primer guides will be provided to help assist players understand the tenets of the Traveller universe, as well as inform what actions their characters might be able to perform. A posting order will be established -- although, if a scene does not require particular characters to resolve, the order will be amended as required for natural, cohesive flow.​

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SETTING

Space can be a rough place to try and earn a living. Every aspect of the environments your character(s) will encounter will be hazardous in some form or fashion: lack of oxygen, corrosive gases and liquids, extreme heat, gravitational forces, and dreaded radiation. Even if one seldom leaves the confines of the ship, an incorrect astrogation route plugged into the J-Drive can have the ship floating in the vast darkness of space until all power and life-support fail. Money, fuel, and commerce are common themes but none of these compare to the quest for the ownership of a space-faring vessel. The team's ship is central to how they decide missions to pay down the mortgage debt of the ship, for maintenance, as well as armaments and upgrades. Moving cargo and taking on passengers for money can be a lucrative means to acquire funds ... until a band of pirates come knocking on the hull. Check out this link for a BRIEF OVERVIEW​

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ROLES

When playing Traveller, one's characters take on certain roles defined by professions accrued during the generation process -- they do not have 'classes' per se, but more aggregate identities defined by skills with unique concentrations. For instance, a party could have three Naval Officers who focus on different types of engineering categories (M-Drive, Jump Drive, Powerplant, etc.) It all depends upon the area of expertise you want your character to be known and renown for within the group. With that said, below are some of the major roles that will be of use to the team as they traverse the campaign.​

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Ship Crewman Captain Naval Officer Medical Officer Engineer​

Commerce Administrator Broker Merchant Steward​

Warfare Astro-Marine Terra-Infantry Scout Special Forces​

Specialist Computers Communications Scientist Xeno-Cultural Expert​

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Players will be expected (regardless of posting location) to follow Blue Moon Roleplay site rules at all times. Be respectful to one another, and please maintain a civil demeanor devoid of drama and personal issues -- we're here to have fun after all. (Consensual) flirting is permitted in character, but all scenes that involve sexual content will be fade to black (or resolved elsewhere between yourselves). The members of the crew and team are somewhat essential, so prolonged periods of inactivity will result in me operating your character like zombie ant-fungus to move things along (unless you leave instructions otherwise). I ask that your posts be legible with a minimum of spelling and grammatical errors just so everyone can understand your character's actions and intent. If interested or if you have any questions, please feel free to post below or you may PM me for a private chat. Hope to hear from you soon, Travellers. See you later, Space Cowboy.​

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code for general skills / actions post

Playing a character in the Traveller universe comes with certain base understandings, and it seems helpful to be familiar with ...

BASE CONCEPTS


WAYS OF MAKING MONEY AS A TRAAVELLER
General

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Hauling Freight

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Supply Passage

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Surveyor & Scouting

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Bounty Hunting

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Mercenary

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Imperial Contractor

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Corporate Asset

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Privateering

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Physician

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Mechanic

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Smuggling

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Piracy

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ARMS AND ARMOR CONCEPTS


DEEP SPACE CONCEPTS


STARSHIP CONCEPTS
Title

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Streamlined Hulls

A quality or attribute of airships or starcraft that allows for atmospheric flight.​

Unstreamlined Hulls

A quality or attribute of starcraft meant for interstellar travel only, and does not support atmospheric flight.​

STARPORT CONCEPTS
Starport

An established port that facilitates interstellar trade, associated with a planet and composed (most often) of an orbital highport and a planetary downport. They are categorized by type with Type A being excellent and Type E being frontier, types D and E often do not have an orbital component but a satellite. Such ratings are determined by the Starport Authority (SPA), and more remote starports are classified by the Imperial Interstellar Scout Services (IISS).​

• Highport
  
  The orbital or deep space component or a Starport or Spaceport, geosynchronous above its companion downport. Often enable handling of unstreamlined ships and to allow construction/repair of heavy craft in orbit with shuttles to the companion downport or other cities.​
• Downport
  
  The planetary surface component of a Starport, below its geosynchronous highport. Includes cargo handling installations, a landing field, control towers, etc.​

Spaceport

A specific type of planetary-based highport without an accompanying downport with limited capabilities. It cannot dock or service starships (i.e. only services or can accept shuttles or suborbital craft)​

Beltport

A Beltport is the location of the starport in an Asteroid Belt system. In design, it's between a Highport and a Downport. The advantages of this system have led some worlds to convert a small planetary moon or move a medium asteroid into planetary orbit to serve as an orbital belt port.​

Tradeport

A Trade port looks like a typical port, but is in a low population system located on a major trade route. There are little cargo and few passengers to or from the world, but the port can potentially handle a large volume of ship traffic.​

Farport

A Farport is an orbital complex located in deep space away from the inhabited planets but remains tied to an astronomical body. For example, the port may be in orbit around a fuel source like a Gas Giant or in a solar orbit far from the primary star.​

Sub-surfaceport

Sub-surfaceports set into or beneath the surface of a planet or planetoid. This is common on asteroids (e.g. subterranean Belt ports), vacuum worlds, underwater ports on water worlds, and other hostile planets.​

Deep Space Station

A deep space station is a starport or port facility located in deep space, outside of any star system. The Deep Space Station serves as a Jump Bridge, allowing ships to travel between two normally inaccessible systems.​

Starport Classification and Size[/FONT]

Starports are broken out into different classes to distinguish quality and level of service available.​

• Class A __ Excellent quality installation. Refined fuel, annual maintenance / overhaul available. Shipyard capable of both starship and non-starship construction.
• Class B __ Good quality installation. Refined fuel available. Annual maintenance overhaul available. Shipyard capable of constructing non-starships.
• Class C __ Routine quality installation. Only unrefined fuel available. Reasonable repair facilities.
• Class D __ Poor quality installation. Only unrefined fuel available. No repair or shipyard facilities.
• Class E __ Frontier installation. Essentially a bare spot of bedrock with no fuel, facilities, or bases.
• Class X __ No starport. Class X starports are generally indicative of an interdiction. No provision is made for any starship landings which are prohibited.

STARPORT AREAS
Defenses

Depending on starport class, the defensive capabilities of a station. The amount and type of defenses (which can include mounted weapons and batteries or fighter squadrons) can reflect the prominence of the starport as well as the value of the operations / cargo / financial potential within.​

Docking Bay

The area of a starport (or a large vessel) where a smaller space-faring craft may land and be stored / serviced.​

Engineering Plant

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Fuel Storage

Typically tanks filled with fuel reserves for purchase. Can be refined or unrefined, priced accordingly.​

Hangar

The area of a downport where a flying aircraft (airplane, helicopter, hovercraft) may be stored / serviced.​

Parkway

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Refueling Facilities

Designated areas fuel for vehicles is dispensed.​

Repair Yard

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Runway

The area of a downport where a flying aircraft (airplane, helicopter, hovercraft) may land.​

Security & Armory[

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Shipyard

A Shipyard is a facility with the ability to create, service, and/or overhaul starships and spaceships.​

Starport Administration

The legal and logistical command center for the starport, run by a Starport Administrator.​

Startown

A Startown is an often unplanned accompaniment to interstellar flight operations almost undoubtedly grows up around starflight facilities and infrastructure. Usually just outside the XT line, it's occupied by cheap hotels, grimy taverns, and even less savory places, serving the people who are not quite part of either the local community or the port, but associate with both.​

Traveller's Aid Society (TAS) Hostel

The Travellers' Aid Society offers accommodations in every Class A and B starport. TAS hostels are known as safe, reliable places to sleep and rest.​

Traveller's Aid Society (TAS) Ticket Kiosk

Works in cooperation with the Trader's Guild handles ticketing for independent merchants.​

Traffic Control

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Warehouses & Storage

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STARPORT SERVICES & FACILITIES
Berthing

Berths are where ships land to transfer cargo, passengers, and other sundries that make trade happen. The SPA defines four sizes of ships; 100 tons, 800 tons, 5000 tons, and 20,000 tons, and designs the ports to have a 4-1 ratio between each size. All berths provide a power supply and life support hookups for ship operation while on the surface. At a Downport a berthing spot will be a large, walled open space. Some will offer retractable roofs, often no more than the equivalent of canvas. A few of these berths have no walls, offering only a roof. At the poorest ports, the berthing is simply an open space on the ground. Each berthing spot is connected to the main terminal by a roadway (for the cargo traffic) and a slide-way or grav vehicle transport (for passengers). At a Highport berthing for smaller ships occur in space dock hangers, which can be closed from space for access, while larger ships will attach using external grapples to ensure stable connections. Outside the Highport are orbital berths, where the ship takes up an orbit next to the Highport, or at least in a standard orbit, where cargo and passengers are ferried to and from the ship by small craft. This may occur when traffic unexpected overwhelms the port design capacity. ​

Brokerage

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Emergency Services

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Fuel

Usually unrefined fuel is available at most ports where the hydrosphere rating is one or above. Where it is not, expect prices to be greatly elevated due to the fuel transportation costs from gas giants, other planets, or ice asteroids. Often on worlds with available water fuel costs may be less at ground facilities than at the orbital ones.​

Life Support Capabilities

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Lodging & Entertainment

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Medical Services

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Military & Paramilitary Bases

Starports, being the primary point at which starships interact with a system, are usually the location for additional bases, such as scout bases, naval bases or other military installations, and for shipyards. In those cases, a portion of the port is normally set aside for military services and personnel.​

Naval Architect

An office or company to perform ship design. May also be required for any upgrades to ships to ensure the new changes won't cause damage to the ship.​

Search and Rescue (SAR) Services

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Security

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Shipbuilding & Overhaul / Repair Facilities

Shipbuilding is often associated with ports, with starships being associated with starports rather than spaceports. Ports with shipbuilding facilities will also have repair and maintenance capabilities, although there is no guarantee on availability, particularly to off-worlders. Jump drive maintenance and repair may or may not be available at a spaceport. Outmoded ships may be improved by refitting; obsolete systems are replaced by newer models. All refitting must be done at an A or B starport, and jump drives may be refitted only at class A starports. Refitting involves the complete removal of an old system and the installation of a new one; for instance, if a power plant is refitted, the entire power plant is removed and a new one put in its place. Refitting takes up shipyard capacity equal to the refitting ship's tonnage. Changes in power plant, maneuver drive, or jump drive are major changes. Full repair may be done at any A or B starport, but jump drive repairs require double cost and time at B starports, and no starport may repair a ship system of higher tech level than the starport's tech level. Repairs require shipyard capacity equal to the ship's tonnage. ​

Shuttle Services

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Traffic control manages the arriving and departing ships. They are intended to provide safety and smooth operation at the port via communications. Traffic around ports is generally restricted and controlled, and access to the air and space surrounding the port must be requested and granted. Traffic control divides space around the port into zones; An Airspace Zone which extends 20 kilometers around the port. An Orbital Zone which extends from planetary surface to 10 diameters. A transition zone which extends to 100 diameters. And an Advisory Zone that extends to the outer limits of the system, generally around 100AU or orbit 11. Traffic control procedures are of two types. Procedural Control relies on the craft adhering to published procedures using advisories and information from port control. The ship captain and pilot plot their course to their destination with the advice of starport traffic control. Positive Control relies on the port control to positively identify and track all craft and issue specific directives for operation. All course plotting is performed by traffic control and craft pilot are expected to follow the directions. Where the traffic control switches from procedural to positive control depends upon the classification of the port and volume of traffic. ​

Transportation Terminal

Large ports usually have transportation terminals associated with them tying them into planetary transportation networks. If the terminal is not co-located with the port, there will be shuttle services connecting them. With smaller ports the availability and frequency will be lower. A small port may only offer services during restrict hours. A frontier port may not offer any scheduled services, but ad-hoc and unscheduled services may be available.​

Travellers' Aid Society

The Travellers' Aid Society (TAS) is a private organization dedicated to providing housing and transportation to members. TAS facilities are not available at all ports but are common in class A, B, and C ports. Even when TAS facilities are available, the types of amenities vary.​

Warehousing

Warehousing facilities permit rental of space to house cargoes while awaiting sale or transfer to an outbound vessel. Storage availability depends upon the starport type and size. Warehousing options in a downport are generally more available and less expensive than a highport; however, highports may offer the relatively cheap option of providing parking and monitoring of wares in orbital space adjacent to the station. Larger ports tend to have larger warehouses and facilities.​

COMMERCE AND MERCHANT CONCEPTS



SCOUT CONCEPTS

 

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SUMMARY // CATALOGUE ​

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