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In this game, psionics are ruled by their own stat which is difficult to increase. When creating your character you roll a straight 3d6. That is your psi stat and any psionic class uses that instead of the listed stat to calculate the DC of powers and max power can learn, extra power points, class powers still use normal stat for class. There are a few ways to increase this some feats some gene manipulation and some mutations. 

 Honestly I'm just cutting and pasting and I want to think I do note that the formatting's different soul optical bag and try to figure out how to fix the tables and out of character spoilers and things like that

The following share of cash payments as it stands:

Captain 2

4 PCs 1 plus OX 1

So divide by 7.

Npcs get 15k credits each month.

Willow is staying on station will be removed when leave

Deacon

Kara

Zora

Samuel 

60k a month paid before party gets split. 

Even if sitting in station still needs tonpaid npcs.

Everyone here....

If want to spend time going over the contact you signed with captain can use downtime here for that.

Check k business law or k contract. In order to find something hidden or u clear need to beat the one who wrote.

The one clause that he has already pointed out was the 5 year contract is only time ship is actively able to fly in space. If you ever crash land the time where ship cant fly is not counted.

When taking damage the auto repair can only repair some of the damage. For every 50 damage the hull takes, 1 dmg is perm until repaired in docking station at a cost of 3k a point. The crew can repair it themselves with a Repair check at a cost of 1000 credits per point they roll(2d6).

So look at PF starfinder and thought seeing how our ship came out in that system would give me an idea what CR we could handle.

So

Scout explorer destroyer

HEAVY FREIGHTER 30

HP 120

CT 24

Mounts:Foward(1H,2 L) port arc(1 h) Starboard (1H)

Min Crew 6 Max 20

Expansion Bay 8:

Medical Bay 8 BP 4 PCU

Shuttle Bay 4 BP 10 PCU remove

Science Lab 1 BP 2 PCU

Rec centres(all three) 3 BP 4 PCU

Gateway Heavy 40 BP PCU 400

L6 Thrusters 6 BP 80 PCU

Computer:???

Crew Quarters: 8 good 16 BP

Basic Med-Range scanners 5 BP

2 Xlasers 70 BP 80 PCU

2 Railguns 30 BP 40 PCU

1 Gravity gun 30 BP 40 PCU

med shield 200 22 BP 50 PCU

so Tier 11 ship it seems

Levels starting from bottom:
1. Hanger/Cargo
2. Crew Sleeping level
3. Rec Level
4. Engine room
5. Bridge
6. Captain Level
7. Lab Level
8. Observation Deck

Remember while jake ship is attached MC is poor else its Avg.

Maneuverability
Ships vary in their ability to move about in space, as is determined by their manoeuvrability. The manoeuvrability of a ship is in turn set by the size of the ship and the power and capabilities of its engines.
 

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So once everyone left the captain gathers u all in meeting hall.

" i know u all have an annoying tendency to want to know too much info but as i am only one that can protect info being read its better u dont ask questions. Soo i need you all to get me a alien to use for the project try the live animal or slave sector of station. U got a month max to get it. Any questions about that? "

maps of the ship

As you approach the ship you can tell right away that this is not a human spaceship. It's oval coin shape is from the stories when UFOs used to visit Earth. There is no windows or entrances that can be found on the smooth metallic surfaces. Even weapons don't seem to be visible. Suddenly the bottom part opens and stairs lower to the red dusty ground silently. Eerie green lights spills from the entrance covering the Mars ground mixing reds and green. As you walk up the stairs and enter into the craft the light comes from multitude of crystals that glow with a green light. Some of these crystals are shaped like computer consoles and in fact recognisable computer consoles sit on top or nearby the crystal copies with thick green wires connecting the two. As you go deeper into the ship it is definitely an alien design. It seems based on crystal based technology but the captain or someone else has modified it so humans can interact with it. He shows you the quarters and you can each choose your own quarters. They is nothing other than a bed, a wardrobe, and a dresser drawer. There is a computer console in each room. Captain brings you to the bridge. Again completely alien design where the captain's chair is in the center and the various Bridge positions are in a semicircle. The front has four chairs that look like lawn chairs like perhaps passengers would sit in but the chairs are all strangely shape. In fact all the chairs are strangely shaped here other than the captains.

As you look over the stations the crystals surround each of the station like the person that would sit in the strange chair had more than two hands. There is a simple computer console facing the chair that you recognise but the original station is so strangely designed the mind boggles what kind of creature it expects to sit in the chair.

The Captain addresses you "I am sure you have even more questions now that you seen the ship. I don't believe in a free ride, you are more then welcome to investigate alien technologies and to piece together more information about the ship, where it comes from and where I got it from.

If you do piece together information and come to tell me to confirm if it's correct I will reward you for your ingenuity. There are a lot of secrets on this ship to pass your time as you travel to the various locations are required to go to on your down time.

I also have a library of books you may read to pass the time please make sure not to damage them books are a commodity these days and not easily replaced treat them with respect or I'll remove the access. It will take us a few weeks to get used to the systems on this ship so speak amongst yourselves I will see you in the morning and we will start your training and see how well you can handle this vessel.

The only one rule I have is that my quarters is off-limits. if I'm in my quarters the ship radio to contact me do not enter under any circumstances if I leave you in charge of the ship you are in charge of the ship do not come and get me.
if I think I need to take over I will take over. That is understood?

I will leave you to explore the rest of the ship good day to you all" and with that he leaves the bridge and leaves you looking bewildered and in all the alien ship you signed on to fly into space

Type: Ultralight

Size: Gargantuan (–4 size)

Subtype: Stealth fighter

Tactical Speed: 3,500 ft. ( sq.)

Defense: 7

Length: 60 feet (40 feet round)

Flat-footed Defense: 7

Weight: 100,000 lb.

Autopilot Defense: N/A

Targeting System Bonus: +0

Hardness: 40

Crew: 1 Huge (untrained +0)

Hit Dice: 9d20 (180 hp)

Passenger Capacity: 2 Huge

Initiative Modifier: +0

Cargo Capacity: 25,000 lb.

Pilot’s Class Bonus: +1

Grapple Modifier: +12

Pilot’s Dex Modifier: +0

Base Purchase DC: 44

Gunner’s Attack Bonus: -4

Restriction: Military (+3)


Attack: 2 fire-linked particle beams -8 ranged (18d8/20)

Attack of Opportunity: None


Design Specs:

Power: Dynamic mass reactor with dark matter scoops

Engines: Thrusters, particle impulse engine, plasma injectors (+1,500 ft.), warpdrive

Armor: Neutronite

Defense Systems: Wormhole screen, cloaking screen, improved damage control (+2d10)

Sensors: Class III sensor array, collision detection sensors (+4)

Software: Daedalus long-range targeting, pilot assistance maneuvering (+4), predictive defense (+2)

Communications: Mass transceiver, laser transceiver

Weapons: 2 fire-linked particle beams (range incr. 5,000 ft.)

Grappling Systems: Tractor beam emitter

Special: The ship's plasma injectors and particle beams face in opposite directions. The ship may treat either direction as “forward”. It's maximum intersteller speed is 6 ppd (parsecs-per-day).

Stations: One station acts as pilot and gunner, and the other station acts as copilot and sensor operator. The stations are close enough together to be operated by a single Large or Huge creature, provided they have enough hands and can divide their attention. A single Medium creature must choose one of the two stations from which to pilot the ship; the copilot station includes the plasma injector controls.

First post 6 years ago the intro

Each space combat round has 10 segments to fill, each ship assigns actions of its crew on whatever segment they wish. All actions of both ships are resolved at the same time on each turn. example follows:

[spoiler=combat]When battle begins, the pirate captain and the hero's captain roll Initiative, using their Wisdom instead of their Dexterity. Because neither one has Improved Initiative, this is simply a Wisdom check. An opposed Knowledge (Tactics) check is also rolled, and the hero's captain wins both.

Because the hero won the Knowledge (Tactics) check, the pirate crew must choose their first round of actions before the heroes do. The heroes learn that the pirates will attack on turn 4, 5, and 6, but will be vulnerable on turn 3 as they move into position.

Knowing this, the gunner decides to fire the neutron cannons on turn 3 to take advantage of the vulnerability. The pilot declares he'll jink on round 5 to lessen the damage the Shenandoah will take. The engineer says she'll reroute power from the KE missiles, which the crew is not intending to use, to power up the neutron cannons on turn 1. With turn 2, 4, and 6 remaining, the sensor operator decides to use the sensors to increase the ship's defense on turn 4, and the co-captain decides to use his Charismatic Hero talent to Inspire his allies on turn 6, knowing the bonus will continue for several rounds afterward. With only turn 2 remaining, the captain decides to jump on the rail guns at that time and begin firing, extending her action into turn 3.

Once the entire round is mapped out, the turns play out in sequence.

On turn 1, the hero engineer reroutes the power, increasing the damage the neutron cannon will deal. The pirate ship does nothing visible, but the heroes guess they did something similar.

On turn 2, the hero captain fires her rail gun, but misses. The pirate ship kicks into overdrive as their pilot spends his action to push the ship into an advantageous position.

On turn 3, the hero gunner fires his cannons as the rear of the pirate ship comes into view. Because her action extends into this turn, the hero captain also fires her rail gun, and both score a solid hit, earning them both 25% more damage and an extra point of damage per die (see Focused Fire, below). The enemy pilot jinks, but he is, of course, too late; his bonus to defense lasts from the pilot's action to the next action the pirates take. It would help next turn, if the heroes had any plans of attacking on that turn.

Turn 4 rolls around, and the pirates are ready to unleash Hell on the heroes, but the heroes have prepared. The hero sensor operator uses the ship's sensors to help the pilot evade, increasing the ship's Defense. The pirate ship releases a missile, programmed to strike at a different turn.

On turn 5, the hero's pilot jinks, allowing him to easily dodge the pirate's rail guns. Unfortunately, he realizes, the proper turn would have been the next.

Finally, turn 6 is up, and the hero co-captain uses his Inspiration to enhance the captain and the gunner in their offensive abilities. The pirates fire their neutron cannons, and a second volley of rail gun pellets. To make matters worse, the missile returns, making its attack. Both the neutron cannon and the missile hit, but the rail gun misses. Still, the pirates are pleased with their increased damage from focused fire, and the Shenandoah has taken a bad hit.

As they choose their actions for next round, the party vows not to underestimate the pirates again.[/spoiler]

Movement

Numbers based on our speeds engines


Minimum Forward Speed: (Half) If a ship fails to maintain its minimum forward speed while in a planet's atmosphere, it must land at the end of its movement. If it is too high above the ground to land, it falls straight down, descending 250 feet in the first round of falling. If this distance brings it to the ground, it is destroyed as if in a collision with the planet. If the fall doesn’t bring the ship to the ground, it must spend its next turn recovering from the stall. The helmsman must succeed on a DC 20 Pilot check to recover. Otherwise it falls another 250 feet. If it hits the ground, it is destroyed. Otherwise, it has another chance to recover on its next turn.

Minimum Forward Speed has no effect in space.

Hover(no): The ability to stay in one place while in atmosphere. All ships can hover in space.

Move Backward (yes): The ability to move backward without turning around.

Reverse(-500 feet) : A ship must spend some of its movement to begin flying backwards. This only applies when the ship first begins moving backwards; subsequent rounds of backwards movement do not carry this cost.

Turn (45°/500 ft.) : How much the ship can turn after covering the stated distance.

Turn in Place(+45°/-500 ft) : Many ships can spend some of their movement to turn in place without actually moving.

Maximum Turn (90°) : How much the ship can turn in any one hex.

Up Angle (60°) : The angle at which the ship can climb. This applies only in atmosphere. Treat up and down movement in space just like turning.

Up Speed(half) : How fast the ship can climb. This applies only in atmosphere. Treat up and down movement in space just like turning.

Down Angle(Any) : The angle at which the ship can descend. This applies only in atmosphere. Treat up and down movement in space just like turning.

Down Speed(double) : A ship can fly down at twice its normal flying speed. This applies only in atmosphere. Treat up and down movement in space just like turning.

Between Down and Up (500 ft) : An average, poor, or clumsy ship must fly level for a minimum distance after descending and before climbing. Any ship can begin descending after a climb without an intervening distance of level flight. This applies only in atmosphere. Treat up and down movement in space just like turning.

Max Dex(+4) : The clumsier a ship is, the harder it will be to make it dodge. This number is the maximum amount of Dexterity bonus that the pilot can apply to the ship's Defense. If the Pilot's Dexterity score is higher than this, it drops to this value for purposes of the ship's Defense.

Class Mod(+1/2) : The pilot's Class bonus to Defense is multiplied by this number before being applied to the ship's Defense. Round down.

Self Defense in the Black

A starship weapon is not simply a point-and-shoot weapon. Like personal weapons, they come in different sizes, powers, and flexibilities, allowing characters to adapt to a wide range of tactics. There are three common types of weapon, with two uncommon types.

Cannons: Cannons are powerful, single-shot weapons that deal massive damage in one strike. Cannons can only fire in one direction.

Guns: Guns are weaker than cannons, but rely on a constant spray of damage rather than a single shot. Guns can fire for multiple turns before needing to cool, allowing several attacks. Guns can typically swivel, allowing them to fire into three different adjacent directions (such as forward, down, and to the right.)

Missiles: Missiles are like cannons in that they are single-shot and deal their total capacity for damage in one strike. Unlike cannons, they suffer no range penalty and can be fired in any direction. More interestingly, they can be programmed to strike on someone else's turn. In fact, they must be; they cannot strike on the same turn they are fired. A missile hits whatever side is facing the attacker on the turn it hits.

You use your Wisdom modifier instead of your Dexterity on attack rolls with missiles.

To target your own ship with beneficial psychic talents, you need an electroanimus, also called a "ghost in the machine."

Focused Fire
Hammering a target with a lot of firepower at once is more effective than dealing the same damage over a period of time. If multiple weapons strike a target simultaneously, each of them deal an additional point of damage per die for each weapon beyond the first. The is the idea of fired linked weapons.... The timely of all this is critial and such when trying to focus fire all attacks take a -4 to hit for each weapon trying to hit together after the first (so two weapon -4 three -8 ect). Only attacks that hit add to the damage.

For example, the Shenandoah has a gun set to fire for 3 rounds, each time striking for 6d12 damage. On the last round, the neutron cannons also fire, dealing 15d8 damage. Because there is an extra weapon hitting on this round, both weapons deal an additional 1 point of damage per die; the gun deals 6d12+6, and the cannon deals 15d8+15.

If a missile was also programmed to hit at that time, all three would instead deal an additional 2 points of damage per die, resulting in a gun that deals 6d12+12, a cannon that deals 15d8+30, and a missile that deals 6d12+12. This extra damage is calculated before the 25% increase for striking the rear of a ship.

Skilled Attackers
Having a high base attack bonus does grant additional attacks with starship weapons but only with weapons that can fire semi auto or full auto. Single shot weapons gain nothing.

This only applies to a character with the Starship Gunnery feat.

Some interesting comparison 

https://www.st-minutiae.com/resources/comparison/index.html

Alternate Psionics Rules for Traveller20
by Jason Kemp

This is a lightly-edited version of an article originally posted to the pre-magazine Freelance Traveller website in 2003, and reprinted in this form in the April/May 2015 issue.
Open Game Content Note: Material appearing in a colored box (like this) is to be considered Open Game Content governed by the Open Game License
The official Traveller20 (T20) Psionics rules are modelled after the skill-level-based approach to psionics that Classic Traveller (CT) and Marc Miller’s Traveller (T4) took regarding psionics: the level of a character’s psionic skill determined the abilities that the psionicist could activate and use, and thus psionic skill checks were never made as actual skill checks to accomplish these tasks. In T20, once skill levels reach an appropriate level, the psionicist can take feats to reflect their mastery of new psionic talents.
While this recreates the feel of CT very well, there are those that feel that such an implementation doesn’t accent the d20 System approach to skills very well. They feel that a skill check-based approach, such as those found in MegaTraveller (MT), Traveller: The New Era (TNE) and GURPS Traveller (GT), might better take advantage of the d20 System’s approach to skills, and thus better fit their concept of psionics in a T20 campaign. It is for these people that the following Alternate Psionics Rules are proposed.
A Note On Skill Check DCs: The skill check DCs for this alternate method were derived from adding the number of ranks required in the Travellers’ Handbook (THB) to a base DC of 13. This ties the skill check requirements directly to the requirements of the standard T20 psionics system, and hopefully maintains some essence of the balance created for the original T20 psionic system’s design. Referees should feel encouraged to alter these DCs as they see fit for their campaign settings. One possible suggestion might be to multiply the original ranks required by 1.5, though this may lead to much more difficult DCs at the higher end.
Psionics Based On Skill Checks

Psionic Sphere Skills And Ability Modifiers: It’s important to note that, as PSI is not an ability score (according to THB, pg 188), but psionic sphere skill checks are modified by the psionicist’s PSI modifier.

Effects Of Training: Once a character has completed Psionic Training as described in the book, they receive a zero (0) rank skill in the sphere(s) for which they have affinity. These psionic skills are considered to be cross-class, unless the character takes the Hobby feat or gains a level in a class or prestige class in which a particular psionic skill would be consider as class skills.

Sphere Development: Once a character possess psionic sphere skills, these skills may be developed through the normal expenditure of skill points as the character increases in level. Like normal, the number of ranks that a character possesses in a psionic sphere skill may never exceed their Psi score.

Developing And Using Psionic Talents: The psionicist no longer needs to purchase feats to represent their mastery of psionic talents. Instead, the use of psionic talents is achieved through the use of psionic sphere skill checks against specific DCs set forth in this document.

Talent Descriptions: Specific Talent descriptions are found in THB Chapter 10: Psionics. Note that, for purposes of this system, the Prerequisites and Rank sections of each Talent are ignored, since the skill check replaces this particular aspect of the official psionics system. The Sphere, Cost, Duration, and Benefit sections all remain the same, however, and function as normal. Other Aspects Of Psionics: All other aspects of psionics (PSI Score, testing, training, recovery, psi drugs, etc.) function as per the standard T20 rules.

Telepathy Sphere

A psionicist skilled in the Telepathy Sphere may attempt the following psionic talents through the use of their Telepathy sphere skill. The costs noted in the THB are spent, regardless of success.

Psionic Talent Skill Check DC
Shield *
Life Detection 15
Telempathy 15
Read Surface Thoughts 17
Send Thoughts 18
Probe 22
Assault 23
NOTE: (*) indicates that the psionicist must have Telepathy sphere skill, but no skill check is required to use this Talent.
Clairvoyance Sphere

A psionicist skilled in the Clairvoyance Sphere may attempt the following psionic talents through the use of their Clairvoyance sphere skill. The costs noted in the THB are spent, regardless of success.

Psionic Talent Skill Check DC
Sense 15
Clairvoyance 18
Clairaudience 18
Combined Clairvoyance & Clairaudience 22
Awareness Sphere

A psionicist skilled in the Awareness Sphere may attempt the following psionic talents through the use of their Awareness sphere skill. The costs noted in the THB are spent, regardless of success.

Psionic Talent Skill Check DC
Suspended Animation 15
Psionically Enhanced Strength 17
Psionically Enhanced Constitution 18
Regeneration 22
Telekinesis Sphere

A psionicist skilled in the Telekinesis Sphere may attempt the following psionic talents through the use of their Telekinesis sphere skill. The costs noted in the THB are spent, regardless of success.

Psionic Talent Skill Check DC
Telekinetically Lift 1 gram 14
Telekinetically Lift 10 grams 15
Telekinetically Lift 100 grams 16
Telekinetically Lift 1 kg 18
Telekinetically Lift 10 kg 21
Telekinetically Lift 100 kg 23
Telekinetically Lift 1000 kg 27
Telekinetically Lift 10,000 kg 31
Teleportation Sphere

A psionicist skilled in the Teleportation Sphere may attempt the following psionic talents through the use of their Teleportation sphere skill. The costs noted in the THB are spent, regardless of success.

Psionic Talent Skill Check DC
Teleport self, unclothed 18
Teleport self, clothed 20
Teleport self, light equipment 22
Teleport self, moderate equipment 25
Teleport self, heavy equipment 28

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Since the game started you have all been on ship for 8 months not including the 4 years of time stop on master ship.