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trans_pilgrims2012-04-30 10:39 pm
cityship) wrote in trans_pilgrims2012-04-30 10:39 pm
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IC Rebellion Planning
The Council now has a post up for IC planning of the rebellion:
HERE!
It is locked from Daligig eyes and the crew can make their IC rebellion plans openly.
The plan is the same as we decided in the poll. Which is the following:
TRICKY REBELLION
The crew puts on a mock rebellion. It's put down by other members of the crew and the Council but it's all a ruse to gain the Daligig's trust and make them think the crew will do anything for the war effort. The Daligig hand over the keys to the ship as a result--not total control, but enough for the crew to band together and take back more control for themselves. They bust Stacy's brain free and with her help free themselves, rousting the Daligig from the ship. They and go forth and kick ass in the universe with the Daligig swearing vengeance. They hide from the Daligig in the Bleed or wherever convenient, make themselves scarce, bide their time, get information when and where they can. They get cloaking technology from worlds that offer it. Use magical, mystic, psychic, technological means, whatever to make sure they can't be found. They make alliances independently with the GIA and other forces and offer to cooperate with the Daligig if necessary for missions -- but on the crew's terms, with small detachments of the crew to help on missions that the crew agrees to take on while the majority remain on the ship, hidden in an undisclosed location.
Game Tone after Rebellion: They're on the lam! Things are tough sometimes, and getting more and more dangerous, but there's still hope, and now they're carving their own path. Slice-of-life stuff isn't as common, but there's still time try to live and be happy during wartime.
Missions: Crew-chosen. Many missions are chosen by them, such as missions to find out more about their enemies. Some missions are picked up willingly by eavesdropping on Daligig/GIA intel sources. Some worlds have heard of them independently and now that they're becoming known as the Threadwalkers, ask for their help. Some are provided by the Tapestry. Stacy still is a tiny bit glitchy/the Warden still has one last glitch in effect, so that there are a rare few missions they get forced on, for characters who wouldn't otherwise go
HERE!
It is locked from Daligig eyes and the crew can make their IC rebellion plans openly.
The plan is the same as we decided in the poll. Which is the following:
TRICKY REBELLION
The crew puts on a mock rebellion. It's put down by other members of the crew and the Council but it's all a ruse to gain the Daligig's trust and make them think the crew will do anything for the war effort. The Daligig hand over the keys to the ship as a result--not total control, but enough for the crew to band together and take back more control for themselves. They bust Stacy's brain free and with her help free themselves, rousting the Daligig from the ship. They and go forth and kick ass in the universe with the Daligig swearing vengeance. They hide from the Daligig in the Bleed or wherever convenient, make themselves scarce, bide their time, get information when and where they can. They get cloaking technology from worlds that offer it. Use magical, mystic, psychic, technological means, whatever to make sure they can't be found. They make alliances independently with the GIA and other forces and offer to cooperate with the Daligig if necessary for missions -- but on the crew's terms, with small detachments of the crew to help on missions that the crew agrees to take on while the majority remain on the ship, hidden in an undisclosed location.
Game Tone after Rebellion: They're on the lam! Things are tough sometimes, and getting more and more dangerous, but there's still hope, and now they're carving their own path. Slice-of-life stuff isn't as common, but there's still time try to live and be happy during wartime.
Missions: Crew-chosen. Many missions are chosen by them, such as missions to find out more about their enemies. Some missions are picked up willingly by eavesdropping on Daligig/GIA intel sources. Some worlds have heard of them independently and now that they're becoming known as the Threadwalkers, ask for their help. Some are provided by the Tapestry. Stacy still is a tiny bit glitchy/the Warden still has one last glitch in effect, so that there are a rare few missions they get forced on, for characters who wouldn't otherwise go