Clan Laerrin

Event Type: Crafting
Participants: Unlimited
Timeslots: LM

Description:
Armored vehicles do better than unarmored ones in combat. That's a simple rule, though they're also less conspicuous.

Rules:
Advantage/Threat will be converted on a 2 to 1 basis to Boost/Setback as per usual.

Balance in All Things: Roll Piloting: Planetary at Average Difficulty to determine how the speeder currently handles and how changes would balance it out. For one success, gain a Boost for the last stage. For three successes, two Boosts. For six successes, three Boosts.

That's No Civilian Speeder: Roll Streetwise at Hard Difficulty to devise ways to design the speeder armoring to be less militaristic. This is an optional stage. Success will increase the subtlety while failure will decrease it.

The Dirty Work: Roll Mechanics at Average Difficulty to add plating to the vehicles. For one success, gain a Modification Point. For three successes, two Modification Points. For six successes, three Modification Points.

She had no idea how she could make armored plates look less conspicious. To her it was like asking how to make a Mandalorian Armor not stand out - it was supposed to!

Still, she had practiced enough with the jetpacks since the beach on Corellia to know how to fix some of the steering, so her work on the speeders actually wasn't that bad.


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Wearing mask to resist Zeltron-smexiness

D11 LM EVENT: Impromptu Armoring. Balance in all things - Pilot [Planetary] in optional stage.: 2eP+2eD 2 successes, 1 threat


+1 Boost in Dirty Work.

D11 LM EVENT: Impromptu Armoring. Dirty Work - Mechanics. +1B from Balance in all things.: 4eA+1eB+2eD 4 successes, 2 advantage


2 Modification Points.

Axel was not very good at mechanical things. Never had been, probably never would be. And so when it came to actually making the things more effective, he just wasn't equipped.

On the other hand, he'd been in lots of gangs. And gangsters loved their speeders. Axel adorned them in a variety of stickers, chains, fins, spoilers, and more, chuckling as he did so.

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Impromptu Armoring, Balance in all things: 2eP+2eD 1 success, 1 threat


1 boost to end

Impromptu Armoring, Civilian!: 1eP+2eA+3eD 1 success, 1 advantage


Impromptu Armoring, gettin' dirtay!: 2eA+2eD+1eB 0 successes, 1 advantage

Getting to work Riza thought she might be apt at making the speeders a bit more inconspicuous, not her fault she wasn't a mechanic with the training to do it right. Luckily, however, she did make the speeders quite adaptable to their situation.

Day 11, LM | Impromptu Armoring: Piloting vs Average: 3eA+2eD 2 successes, 2 threat


+1 Boost
+1 Setback

Day 11, LM | Impromptu Armoring: Streetwise vs Hard: 4eA+3eD+1eB+1eS 1 failure, 3 advantage


Remove Boost, accidental.

End Result: 2 Failure, 2 Advantage. 1 Boost for Next.

Day 11, LM | Impromptu Armoring: Mechanics vs Average, Boost from First, Boost from previous: 3eA+2eD+2eB 4 successes, 1 advantage


Overall: 2 Modification Points, Failed Streewise

Piloting atmospheric vehicles was something Coryn was pretty good at so he had a feel for how this might work. He took a good look over all of the control surfaces, engines, and handling systems. There were definitely places where they could reinforce without too much of a decrease in handling.

Subtlety wasn't something he really looked for in a vehicle, so he just got on with the modifications. All in all they made for a pretty effective team. He had a good feeling about this...

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Day 11. LM. Armoring. Balance in All Things. Piloting: Planetary at Average: 2eP+2eA+2eD 3 successes

2 boosts to last stage.

Day 11. LM. Armoring. The Dirty Work. Mechanics at Average. 2 boosts: 1eP+1eA+2eB+2eD 3 successes


Success. +2 Modification points.