>Welcome to Sith Quest

Here is the basic layout. Decisions will be made by voting on various options. Whichever option has the most votes after ten minutes is the winner. All votes are final, so choose wisely. Also, you can add some dialogue to your vote, if you wish. During combat, if you want to say something, just type what you want to say with your vote. During conversations, if multiple people supply different dialogue, I will combine as many as I can so long as they do not contradict one another, in order to avoid a conversation taking several hours.

>Important

The combat system will be dice based and use a d100 system. In order to succeed in those options, one out of the first three rolls must be equal to or greater than the specified number. However, if a number of 4 or lower is rolled in the first three, then whatever you were attempting will go very badly. On the other hand, if a number of 96 or higher is rolled in the first five, then whatever you are attempting will go very well unless a roll of 4 or below occurred in the first three.

Rolls will not occur until the voting time is up and the option for a particular roll has won

>THIS IS A CHALLENGING QUEST, AND BAD DECISIONS WILL GET YOU KILLED.

>>32903681
May the force be with us

Nice didn't expect a thread today.

"I have recently acquired the ability to arc lightning through multiple foes; your words cannot dampen this pleasure," you tell the droid.

"I feel as if I have just been issued a challenge, and shall now double my efforts, all for you, master," he replies.

Tucking the holocron somewhere safe, you leave the building, and go to explore the city.

As you wander the streets, you make note of the large diversity of alien species living alongside one another; Twi'leks, Rodians, Bith, Arcona, Humans, Gamorreans, Zabrak, Ratattaki, Nautolans, Zeltrons, you even spot a Devaronian. One person in particular, however, catches your attention.

An overweight, balding human male runs down the street, sweating profusely and breathing loudly. People move out of his way as he dashes towards a Cantina in the distance. A moment later, you see why he's running.

A brown-haired human female with her hair in a ponytail casually follows the man, keeping a blaster pistol trained on him. She wears dirty looking body armor that you doubt would be useful for anything worse than a gangfight. You notice an amused look on her face as she watches the fleeing man, pulling the trigger and shooting him in the back of his left leg.

The man falls forward to the ground, and turns onto his back, desperately trying to crawl away as he stares fearfully at the approaching woman.

"Please, don't kill me! I've done nothing!" he insists.

"Toth'lazhen disagrees," the woman tells him. "He knows you've been selling information to the other gangs, and so he's put a bounty on your fat carcass."

"Whatever he's paying, I can double it!" the man tells her.

The woman aims her pistol at his forehead.

"Triple!" the man cries desperately.

"Not interested," the woman tells him before pulling the trigger, shooting him right between the eyes.

The man's body slumps to the ground, and the woman approaches him, lifting his corpse and slinging it over her shoulder. She keeps her blaster drawn, looking around at ever-

>>32903921
-yone watching, silently daring them to try and take her bounty.

>A. Approach the woman, she might be able to tell you about the town, and she clearly is on the good side of Toth'lazhen

>B. Attack the woman and try to steal her bounty

>C. Go to the Cantina

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Go home

>F. Continue to wander

>>32903957
>F. Continue to wander
I wouldn't want to die already

>>32903957
>C. Go to the Cantina
We don't want to get noticed.
Yes lightning would get us noticed

>>32903957
>F. Continue to wander

>>32903957
>>C. Go to the Cantina

>>32903957
>F. Continue to wander

We're probably gonna get robbed and I want to try out our new skills.

>>32903957
>F. Continue to wander

>>32904086
We don't want to use our sith abilities in the open.

>>32904124
Well we'll probably gonna get robbed in an alley not in front of the palace. We could always make a tactical retreat.

>>32903957
>F

>>32904140
just wondering is a vibroblade rather common or a rare sight

>>32904166
Probably common here since it's outlaw central.

>>32903989
>>32904048
>>32904086
>>32904115
Deciding not to push your luck by interacting with the bounty hunter, and not particularly wanting to visit the Cantina, you continue to wander the town.

You pass plenty of houses, some of them with broken windows or missing doors, others half destroyed or burnt down completely. You see many shops, some selling weapons, others selling speeders, and others simply selling food. You also see various denizens of Jiguuna selling things outside of shops; spice dealers, prostitutes, information brokers, and other people selling goods and services that would get them arrested or executed in Imperial Space.

>A. Go to a weapon dealer

>B. Go to a speeder dealer

>C. Go to the cantina

>D. Go to a spice dealer

>E. Go to a prostitute

>F. Go to an information broker

>G. Go home

>H. Wander

>>32904240
>F. Go to an information broker
Exactly what we need

>>32904240
>F. Go to an information borker

>>32904240
>F. Go to an information broker

>>32904240
>D. Go to a spice dealer
Need some tasty meals

>>32904319
>>32904316
>>32904295
You decide that an information broker is exactly what you need.

You approach a short, skinny human man, who glances around before beckoning you to follow. He leads you into a nearby alleyway and leans against a wall.

"Well, my Kaleesh friend, what is it that you'd like to know?" he asks. "My fee will vary depending on the information you want, of course, but my prices are never unreasonable; and I know many things."

>A. Ask about the gangs

>B. Ask about the bounty hunter your saw

>C. Ask about the town

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Nevermind this, leave

>>32904483
>>A. Ask about the gangs

>>32904483
>A. Ask about the gangs

>>32904483
>A. Ask about the gangs

>>32904483
>A. Ask about the gangs
unrelated but shouldn't it be "kaleeshi friend"?

>>32904483
A. Ask about the gangs
its going to get ALL yojimbo up in here

>>32904547
playing one gang vs the other right? not getting beat half to dead because of some bitch right?

>>32904687
Nothing drives down real estate prices like a good old-fashion gang war.

>>32904547
>>32904545
>>32904539
>>32904523
>>32904508
"Tell me about the gangs," you instruct him.

"Now that is an interesting subject," the human replies. "I'm guessing you aren't from around here; everyone in Jiguuna makes sure they know plenty about the gangs. Right now, Jiguuna is ruled by Toth'lazhen. He was one of Nem'ro the Hutt's top lieutenants back when Nem'ro was still alive. Toth'lazhen helped convince Nem'ro to get help from the Empire in the turf war between him and Fa'athra the Hutt. Fa'athra got force off Nal Hutta, and things were pretty good until Nem'ro got killed. Toth'lazhen took over and killed the other lieutenants he thought might try to take control from him. Still, with Nem'ro dead, others decided to try their luck at gaining power. The first was Fu'htas the Hutt. Fu'htas took over Fa'athra's old palace and started raiding Toth'lazhen's supply lines. With Toth'lazhen focusing all of his men dealing with Fu'htas, a Rodian gangster named Veero launched a surprise attack on the Rust Yards with his gang. They slaughtered all of Toth'lazhen's men and started producing weapons, droids, and gas. They've held up there ever since, using their weapons and droids to hold onto the Rust Yards and build an army. So, the three gangs have been warring with each other for a while. Recently though, some new gang has popped up in Jiguuna; been ambushing Toth'lazhen's patrols and robbing people. They're still small in number, though; not a real threat yet."

>A. Ask about Toth'lazhen

>B. Ask about Fu'htas

>C. Ask about Veero

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Ask about the new gang

>F. Ask about the bounty hunter

>G. Leave

>H. You have no more questions

>>32904813
A.

>>32904813
>E. Ask about the new gang

>>32904813
>B

>>32904813

>A. Ask about Toth'lazhen
>B. Ask about Fu'htas
>C. Ask about Veero
>E. Ask about the new gang
We want to know all of this.
Also we should think about how we can either take over the new gang or veero's

>>32904813
>>F. Ask about the bounty hunter

>>32904911
this one can't have enough information

>>32904911
If Som is willing to throw a wall of text at us I can roll with this

>>32904911
seconded

>>32904911
I think we would ask for all this information anyway.

>>32904911
>>32904901
>>32904891
>>32904867
>>32904946
>>32904951
>>32904960
"I want to know about all of the gang leaders," you tell him.

"Alright," he tells you. "Toth'lazhen is a Twi'lek, which means that his rule over Jiguuna displeases many members of the Hutt Cartel. Because of this, Toth'lazhen is without their support in maintaining order in Jiguuna, and nobody in the Cartel is interfering with Fu'htas's bid to take over. Toth'lazhen is considered a bit reckless, and said to not always think things through. Really, he's only maintained power through sheer brutality and having capable followers."

"Fu'htas did his homework before trying to take over Jiguuna," the human tells you. "He quickly seized a large, well fortified base of operations and began recruiting more and more followers. He launched a series of surprise raids on Toth'lazhen's most important supply lines, stealing or destroying a large amount of resources, and attracting followers to his side. Recently, he's focused almost all of his efforts on taking over the Rust Yards. If he succeeds, he'll most likely completely destroy Toth'lazhen's gang within a month. He's ruthless, cunning, and patient; his attacks on the Rust Yards appear to have been with the purpose of feeling out Veero's forces and searching for weaknesses while losing few of his mercenaries. Still, with how rapidly Veero's forces are growing, he's going to be in trouble if he doesn't do something soon."

"Veero is a bit of an oddity among Rodian's," he tells you. "He doesn't display any of the cowardice commonly associated with them, and seems to actually enjoy a good fight. He has the Rodian trait of self-preservation, but displays it by simply killing anyone or anything he considers a threat, rather than running or cowering. Nobody really knows when he started building his gang, but most figure it was soon after Nem'ro died. His very first attack was on the Rust Yards, and he and his gang took it in a single night; some of To-

Well while Som goes about typing a castle of text how are we going to go about this?

I say for starters we
>Get some new clothes
Preferably some armour I think we still look like a Acolyte and I rather not take any chances and be protected
>Only use or blasters
Well this is Hutta and only psychos brings knifes to get shot at the planet And I rather we don't lightning anybody if it can be avoided
>Control of the planet
I rather we leave a puppet that knows the planet and it's inner workings then we assume direct / remote control The people seem to respect Hutts but I don't know how much faith we should in one
>Some Mooks
I think there might be a benefit in hiring some meat shields or extra blasters

Also who's in charge if the new # captchas? I must find the one responsible so that I may kick their teeth in

>>32904867
>>32904891
>>32904901
>>32904911
>>32904946
>>32904951
>>32904960
-th'lazhen's gangsters even joined him. Every one that didn't was slaughtered. Him and his gang have been holed up there ever since. He's been making a lot of weapons and droids, and mining shvash gas. He's been selling the gas so he can keep making droids and weapons. Pretty soon, he'll be able to take over Jiguuna with sheer numbers."

"As for the new gang...well, not many people know much about them," he tells you. "If you want to hear about them, it's gonna cost extra."

>A. Deal

>B. No deal

>C. Ask about the town

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. You have no more questions

>F. Leave

>G. Kill him

>>32905189
>Well this is Hutta and only psychos brings knifes to get shot at the planet And I rather we don't lightning anybody if it can be avoided
Aren't vibroblades rather common?
But yeah we should avoid lightning as long as anyone can see it.

Also we could either take over Veero's gang a shame that we were ordered to kill him would be much easier now
or the "new" gang

>>32905233
>A. Deal
The Hutt seems attractive but still he's a goddam Hutt

>>32905233
>A. Deal
Also
>C. Ask about the town

We'll see about payment.

>>32905233
>>A. Deal

>>32905233
>E
We can find out about the new gang ourselves.

>>32905233
>A. Deal
+
>C. Ask about the town

>>32905233
>>A. Deal

>>32905236
Vibroblades are rather common, yes

>>32905271
whatever happens don't kill the information dealer.
There is no way to avoid notice if we kill someone after getting information.

>>32905258
>>32905271
>>32905272
>>32905283
>>32905303
"Deal," you tell him.

He grins. "Alright then. The leader of the gang is a human named Yaldan. His gang is still very small, only having about half a dozen members so far. Whereas the other gang leaders have kept themselves from being bounty targets through being untouchable, he's kept himself from being targeted by keeping his identity as gang leader secret, and having his gang currently committing small time robberies and burglary. They control a single safe house in town. For a little extra, I can even tell you where that safe house is."


>A. Deal

>B. No deal

>C. Ask about the town

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. You have no more questions

>F. Leave

>G. Kill him

>>32905372
>There is no way to avoid notice if we kill someone after getting information.
How so?

The mechanic was a lot more conscious because we actually publicly asked for him.

>>32905469
Why the hell would you kill a information broker? You can't be that cheap
>A. Deal

>>32905463
>A. Deal

Either recruiting him or presenting his head to one of the other leaders is going to be an advantage.

>>32905463
>B. No deal
than
>C. Ask about the town
I'm almost certain it was the man that was killed before

>>32905463
>>A. Deal


>>32905494
Calm down, I didn't say I wanted to. Just correcting flawed reasoning.

>>32905513
That guy was a coward and apparently Yaldan's identity as a gang leader is a secret.

>>32905463
>>A. Deal

>>32905560
can't be that secret if an information broker knows it

>>32905576
>>32905550
>>32905497
>>32905494
"Deal," you tell him once again.

"Alright, my friend, listen closely. If you continue down this alleyway and make a right, you'll find it seven houses down," he tells you. "Now, as for my fee. It will be one thousand credits."

>A. Pay him and go to the safe house

>B. Try to negotiate a lower price (85 or higher)

>C. You have more questions (specify)

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Refuse to pay

>F. Kill him

>>32905664
>C. You have more questions (specify)
the bounty hunter we saw before

>>32905710
Yeah, ask about bounty hunting and contracts.

>>32905710
Also where to hire some

>>32905664
>D. Dialogue writein
Ask if he wants a job

He's knowledgeable about the shakers and movers he could be useful to keep an eye out and spy for us there might be a benefit to having him on a payroll

>>32905880
Yeah, no. The thing about information dealers is that they sell your information too.

You don't expect loyalty from those guys.

>>32905880
I think we can't pay as much as being an information broker makes him
>>32905710
this

>>32905710
>>32905717
>>32905763
"I have more questions," you tell the man.

"Then, by all means, ask," he replies.

You describe the bounty hunter that you saw before coming to him, and ask for information about her.

"Ah, yes, I know that one," he tells you. "Beelsha. She's Toth'lazhen's top Bounty Hunter. She's probably the best hunter on Nal Hutta, but how well she'd compare to hunters beyond this planet is up for debate. She's a skilled fighter, and never gives up on a job. She'll work for whoever will pay her, but she can't be bought off by her targets; this made her popular with Toth'lazhen, and he hires her often."

"And, where could I hire bounty hunters?" you ask.

"The Poison Pit Cantina or Nem'ro-sorry, Toth'lazhen's palace would be the best places to find hunters looking for work," he tells you.

>A. Pay him and leave (specify next destination)

>B. Offer him a job working for you

>C. Kill him

>D. Dialogue writein

>>32905960
>A. Pay him and leave (specify next destination)
to Yalgan's place

>>32905960
>A. Pay him and leave (specify next destination)
Let's go see if we can get some armour

>>32905960
>A. Pay him and leave (specify next destination)

Let's talk to Yalgan

>>32906012
this seems to be a good precaution

>>32905960
>A. Pay him and leave (specify next destination)

>>32906010
>>32906012
>>32906024
>>32906050
Deadlock, next one to get a vote wins

>>32906161
armor

>>32905960
>>A. Pay him and leave (specify next destination)
Getting armor's fine.

>>32906208
>>32906179
>>32906012
>>32906050
Having no more questions, you pay the man his thousand credits.

"Thank you very much, my friend," he tells you. "If you want any more information, you know where to find me."

Leaving the information broker behind, you search for a place to buy some armor, hoping for some protection and a chance to blend in better. You ask around, and are directed to an armor and clothing shop. Stepping inside and looking around, you see a variety of clothing, from simple civilian clothes for twenty credits, to leather armor, the kind more commonly used by common gangsters, for two hundred credits, basic metal body armor for five hundred credits, and armor looking similar to that of Beelsha for 800 credits."

>A. Civilian

>B. Leather

>C. Basic metal

>D. Somewhat better metal

>E. Leave (specify destination)

>>32906161
>A
Go to Yalgans

>>32906322
>D. Somewhat better metal

>>32906322
>>D. Somewhat better metal
We get a bargaining roll for this?

>>32906322
>>D. Somewhat better metal

>>32906322
>D. Somewhat better metal

>>32906322
>C

>>32906322
>D. Somewhat better metal

>>32906410
>>32906399
>>32906392
>>32906352
You ask the owner for some of the better quality body armor. He fits you with some armor, and you pay him the eight hundred credits. Now in body armor rather than your acolyte robes, you look like a mercenary, which should help you blend in rather well in Jiguuna. With your appearance no longer an issue, you need to decide what to do next.

>A. Go to the safe house

>B. Go to Toth'lazhen's palace

>C. Go to the Cantina

>D. Go home

>E. Wander

>F. Try going to the Rust Yards

>G. Try going to Fu'htas's palace

>>32906645
>A. Go to the safe house

So what's our cover Merc, Grunt, Bounty hunter, or Sith?

>>32906645
>A. Go to the safe house

>>32906665
I'm thinking Bounty Hunter since we have to threads for it.

>>32906645
>C. Go to the Cantina
>>32906665
Merc or BH

>>32906645
>>A. Go to the safe house

Time to petition for gainful employment.

>>32906645
>B. Go to Toth'lazhen's palace
People of power stand out. I'm interested in the hunter we saw earlier, and I would put money on her having collected the bounty by now.

She has her own code, which is excellent if we want to control her. The fact that she never gives up on a target and can't be bargained with is particularly useful.

Not to mention scoping out the powerbase of the current ruler isn't something to pass up if we intend to take over.

>>32906766
Dis fucking Sith

>>32906797
I'll take that as a compliment.

>>32906665
>>32906714
>>32906739
I couldn't believe it when I saw so many of us clinging to 'safety'. Do Kaleesh not have a spine?

Previous threads archived?

>>32906855
>'safety

You do recall that the "Safehouse" is the HQ of an upstart gang, correct?

Apparently Sith weren't big on reading comprehension.

>>32906855
You realize go to safe house and go home are two different options, right?

>>32906739
>>32906714
>>32906665
You decide to seek out the new gang that the information broker told you about. And, considering that you paid extra to find out their location, not paying them a visit just seems like a waste.

You make your way back to the alleyway where you spoke with the broker, and proceed to travel all the way through it. Making a right at the end, you walk until you reach the seventh house.

Standing in front of the door is a tall Zabrak male armed with a blaster rifle, which he promptly aims at you.

"This isn't your house, Kaleesh," he tells you. "So, if you know what's good for you, you're going to back away nice and slow, and get out of here."

>A. Tell him you wish to speak with Yaldan

>B. Tell him you wish to join the gang

>C. Do as he says and leave

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Use the force to slam him against the door (65 or higher)

>F. Zap him with lightning (70 or higher)

>G. Draw your blaster and shoot him (75 or higher)

>H. Draw your blades and attack (80 or higher)

>>32906895
>>32906908
All I could see was that we were thinking of working for him, as here. >>32906739

Working for some small-fry isn't what we're here for. If we visit the safe house at all it should be as a Sith - a master of lesser beings. The upstart will accept his place as our bootlick and we will grant him Jiguuna to rule in our name, or we present his head to one of the other contenders to curry favour.

>>32906942
>A. Tell him you wish to speak with Yaldan

>>32906942
>A. Tell him you wish to speak with Yaldan

>>32906942
>A. Tell him you wish to speak with Yaldan

Rolled 2

>>32906942
>E. Use the force to slam him against the door (65 or higher)

And tell him you're going to speak with Yaldan.

>>32906947
I think you missed your true calling....

>>32907052
You want to scream that we are a sith?
also nice roll

>>32907052
The force... is not strong with this one.

>>32906968
>>32906988
>>32907036
"I wish to speak with Yaldan," you inform him.

"Is that right?" he asks.

He takes a moment to look you over, observing all of the weapons that you're carrying.

"Hand over your weapons, and I will take you to him," he tells you.

>A. Do as he says

>B. Refuse

>C. Tell him you will leave

>D. Dialogue writein


>E. Use the force to slam him against the door (65 or higher)

>F. Zap him with lightning (70 or higher)

>G. Draw your blaster and shoot him (75 or higher)

>H. Draw your blades and attack (80 or higher)

>>32907192
>>A. Do as he says

Please, we're a fucking Sith.

>>32907192
>>A. Do as he says

>>32907192
>B. Refuse
Do we look that stupid?

>>32907192
>A. Do as he says
He doesn't know about our electric charm.

Rolled 96

>>32907192
Our weapons are inconsequential as the force is our tool.

Nevertheless, it's insolent of him to ask.

>F. Zap him with lightning (70 or higher)

>>32907192
>A. Do as he says

Might as well ask us to pinky promise not to hurt them

>>32907242
Assuming you're the one who wanted to force push him before
Are you dice-bipolar?

Rolled 1

>>32907269
I dunno. Am I?

>>32907278
The dice tells all.

>>32907192
>A. Do as he says
>>32907242
I don't care how high you roll calm yo tits

>>32907306
Calm is for Jedi. I revel in my passions.

>>32907323
No wonder the Empire is crumbling

>>32907427
The empire is crumbling because there are too few with the strength of character to make their will manifest.

There is no room for weaklings, and if the empire falls then by our own dogma it does not deserve to stand.

>>32907519
Uh huh whatever you say Acolyte now go get me some snacks

Rolled 13

>>32907554
>F. Zap him with lightning (70 or higher)

>>32907564
Pfffttt try harder scrub

I won't ask again

Rolled 90

>>32907612
>F. Zap him with lightning (70 or higher)

>>32907306
>>32907249
>>32907232
>>32907220
>>32907211
You decide it best to do what he says. You first reach down and retrieve your blaster, handing it to the man, who straps it to his hip. You then hand him your blades, which he does the same with.

"Very good," he says before turning and opening the door. "Let's go."

The safehouse has a very similar layout to the dwelling you acquired from Zeedo, with a single table and two chairs occupying the space in the first room. A blue-skinned Rodian male and a green-skinned Twi'lek male sit at the table, playing cards. They look up as you and the Zabrak pass, grabbing their weapons and following the two of you. You are led up a small, staircase to a room with a desk and six beds.

At the desk sits a human male with short, brown hair. In front of the desk, facing him, are a green-skinned Twi'lek female and a blue-haired Zeltron female. The human stands, and the females turn towards you as you enter the room.

"Well, what have we here?" the human, presumably Yaldan, asks.

"This Kaleesh wanted to speak with you, boss," the Zabrak tells him, walking across the room.

"You confiscated his weapons, yes?" Yaldan asks.

"Of course," the Zabrak answers, handing your weapons to the human.

"Well, it seems we're dealing with a bladesman here," Yaldan comments, looking over your vibroblades. "I wonder how he would fair against you, Soolah."

"If you wish, you can return his blades to him, and we can find out," the Twi'lek tells him, looking you over, as if already analyzing the best way to take you down in a fight.

"Not yet," Yaldan tells her. "He clearly came here for a reason, and he gave us his weapons as a gesture of good faith."

He comes around the desk and strolls across the room, stopping right in front of you. "So, my friend, who are you, and wha-

>>32907639
Bam, Killed mid sentence.

Rolled 58

>>32907630
That actually tickled acolyte so you're not worthless scum good now let me show you how a master does it

>F. Zap him with lightning (20 or higher)

>>32907639
>>32907211
>>32907220
>>32907232
>>32907249
>>32907306

-t is it that you want?"

"Mmm...I hope he wants to join us," the Zeltron woman comments. "We could use a big, strong man like him around here...."

"Hey! What am I? A jawa?" the Zabrak asks indignantly.

The Zeltron smiles at him. "Now, now, no need to be upset, Gahtor. You know I love having you around."

"Enough!" Yaldan tells the two. "Chartah, keep this meeting professional," he says to the Zeltron.

"Yes sir," Chartah says with a flirtatious wink and a playful salute.

"Now, as I was saying, who are you, and what is it that you want?" Yaldan asks.

>A. Use the force to bring your weapons to you, tell them you are Sith!

>B. You are Sith, and you want their allegiance

>C. You are Sith, and you want an alliance

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. You are a Bounty Hunter looking for work

>F. You are a thug who wants to join a gang

>G. Say nothing

>>32907783
>A/B. Use the force to bring your weapons to you, tell them you are Sith, and you want their allegiance

Rolled 90

>>32907783
"I am sith. I am the hand of Lord Velas and i'm here on Nal Hutta to tear down the rotting edifice of Jiguuna's squabbling governance in order to place my own lieutenant on its petty seat of power."

"You are an ambitious man, and you've established the beginnings of a powerbase directly under Toth'lazhen's nose. I admire that, and so i'm granting you the privilege of being the first to hear this offer."

If anyone expresses skepticism
>Use the force to slam them against the wall

Rolled 12

>>32907783
>F. You are a thug who wants to join a gang
>D. Dialogue writein

"I've been hearing rumors of a new player in the "politics" of Hutta and well I tracked you down to see if they were true. It takes a certain kind of tenacity to try and come up during times like these."

>>32907817
Fuck, dude....

>>32907843
this seems a kinda good version

>>32907783
>>C. You are Sith, and you want an alliance

We'll be overthrowing this place one way or another. He might as well seize the opportunity.
We do our work and he gets the city.

>>32907783
>>A. Use the force to bring your weapons to you, tell them you are Sith!

This >>32907817
All of this.

>>32907783
>>F. You are a thug who wants to join a gang

>>32907843
We don't want others to know we're a sith yet

>>32907783
C

offer them to rule the city as long as they answer to you

>>32907933
...That's not what an alliance is Bro.

>>32907885
I thought we'd see what type of person he is before we dedicate ourselves to either helping him or placing him in power. Gives us the chance to backstabbing him later and we don't reveal sensitive info if he turns out to be shit compared to the rest

>>32907843
Subterfuge is an important skill we can train it hear.

>>32907783
I want this >>32907817 which I think would be a mix of
A & B

>>32907843
This
Why does everyone want to waste a chance at observing the city a bit longer?

>>32907843
We aren't a sith.
We are just a rather skilled thug.

>>32907959
Well considering the only other voted option is blowing our cover and probably getting into a entirely avoidable fight. That plan's way out the window.

>>32907843
This is the smart way.
Why blow our cover without need?

>>32908013
Eh I'm an optimist and a shadowrunner the way I see the other option ending is either we end up having to kill them all or he blackmails us

>>32908039
Because they will accept our offer and serve us, or die -right now - in this room.

The only thing we need from this safehouse is cronies or corpses, and I don't think we should leave without one or the other.

>>32907783
>>32907817
this.

>>32908039
Shock and awe.

Also this >>32908087

>>32908087
>THIS IS A CHALLENGING QUEST, AND BAD DECISIONS WILL GET YOU KILLED.

>Because they will accept our offer and serve us, or die -right now - in this room.

Hue

>>32907783

>>32907843
>>32907919
>>32907966
>>32907926
>>32907885
>>32908012
>>32907989
>>32908039

Eight votes, six of which probably won't count because no one actually bother to link back to the original post.

>>32907783
>F. You are a thug who wants to join a gang

>>32908087
>>32908106

Tune in next time on Natural Selection Quest.

>>32908087
there are 5 or 6 thugs in the room.
If there's a fight we will die.

>>32908144
No we won't, we can Chain Lightning.

>>32908106
Please.

If acting like a true sith kills us, i'd rather we die.

>>32908144
There's four. Two more downstairs.

>>32908160
read the describtion again please.
It won't kill them and have a even higher dc

>>32908160
>Chain Lightning.
>Weaker than normal lightning
>Get weaker each person it chains

Suuure.

>>32908171
Six, the two downstairs followed us.

>>32908183
>>32908201
>what is stunlocking

we only need one second to chop a head off

>>32908221
we need several seconds to cast the chain lightning

>>32908201
>Six, the two downstairs followed us.
Hrm. I guess that other anon was right to question my reading comprehension.

Still.

>>32907806
>>32907817
>>32907856
>>32907890
>>32907988
>>32907832
Using the force, you pull your blades and blaster from their spot on the desk. Catching them in your hands, you strap a blade to your hip, while keeping the other, along with your blaster, drawn. You turn so that everyone is on one side or the other of you; you do not keep your back to anyone.

The gangsters all draw their weapons. Yaldan, though clearly surprised and a bit nervous, does not back up. He stands his ground; blaster pistol aimed between your eyes.

"I am Sith!" you announce to them.

The reactions are varied; Yaldan's eyes widen for a second before his expression becomes neutral once again. The Rodian's hands shake as he keeps his blaster aimed at you. Gahtor's expression is one of surprise and fear. Soolah's eyes narrow, and her grip on her vibroblade tightens. The Twi'lek male eyes you fearfully, while Chartah just smiles, seeming excited to meet a Sith.

"I thought Sith usually carried lightsabers," the Rodian comments.

"They also usually wear robes, not this kind of armor," Yaldan tells him. "Clearly, this one didn't want to draw attention to what he is."

"I am the hand of Lord Velas," you tell them. "And I am here on Nal Hutta to tear down the rotting edifice of Jiguuna's squabbling governance in order to place my own lieutenant on its petty seat of power."

The gangsters exchange looks.

"Is that right?" Yaldan asks. "And you've chosen me?"

"You are an ambitious man, and you've established the beginnings of a powerbase directly under Toth'lazhen's nose. I admire that, so I am granting you the privilege of being the first to hear this offer," you tell him.

Yaldan motions for the others to lower their weapons. "Alright, Sith; let's hear your offer."

>A. If he serves you, Jiguuna is his to rule

>B. If he serves you, you will give him Jiguuna to rule over, and your protection should any other ganglords come along

>C. Tell him to serve or die

>D. Dialogue writein

>>32908237
well it's not like we have to pose around going "hoboo doboo" like a madman, we can gather the energy if things go south and strike first

>>32908261
>A. If he serves you, Jiguuna is his to rule

let's not offer more than is necessary

>>32908261
I actualy deleted >>32907856 because anons made good points.
well
>B. If he serves you, you will give him Jiguuna to rule over, and your protection should any other ganglords come along

>>32908261
>D. The Sith have chosen to take back Jiguuna, we would like you to "administrate" it for us.

It's a job man. People get cagy when you start calling them servants.

>>32908261
>B. If he serves you, you will give him Jiguuna to rule over, and your protection should any other ganglords come along
Seems like a good trade.
He would demand the protection anyway.

>>32908261
Goddamit I can work with this I guess

>A. If he serves you, Jiguuna is his to rule

>>32907817
Seconding

>>32908261
>A
we shouldn't offer protection. if he's any sort of capable leader he can organize his own protection from rivals anyway

>>32908343
>>32908335
>>32908287
>Not protecting your power base

>>32908336
you're a bit late

>>32908261
>A. If he serves you, Jiguuna is his to rule
"Rule well. Grow strong, and perhaps one day I will return and carry you to even greater heights. I intend to shake the very fabric of the galaxy in my ascent. Join me now, and be among the first, most valued of my servants. When the empire bows to me, what heed will either of us need give to the benighted, squabbling rule of overgrown slugs?"

>>32908261
>>B. If he serves you, you will give him Jiguuna to rule over, and your protection should any other ganglords come along

>>32908261
>B. If he serves you, you will give him Jiguuna to rule over, and your protection should any other ganglords come along
Don't be too cheap on rewards.
Also we need to protect our powerbase anyway

>>32908350
>implying we'll have time for their squabbles on this rock when we're snorting spice and banging sith bitches

>>32908261
>B. If he serves you, you will give him Jiguuna to rule over, and your protection should any other ganglords come along

>>32908350
Eh I wanted to infiltrate and operate I assumed he'd be able to draw the conclusion that he isn't expendable otherwise we wouldn't offer him this deal
>>32908335
Here changing to
>B. If he serves you, you will give him Jiguuna to rule over, and your protection should any other ganglords come along

>>32908406
we would have underlings at this point who would protect our powerbase
>>32908261
>B. If he serves you, you will give him Jiguuna to rule over, and your protection should any other ganglords come along

>>32908261
>A. If he serves you, Jiguuna is his to rule
A ganglord who can't protect himself from threats is no use to is in the long term

>>32908261
>B. If he serves you, you will give him Jiguuna to rule over, and your protection should any other ganglords come along
We need a powerbase to get ahead

>>32908446
>>32908422
>>32908394
>>32908365
>>32908293
"If you serve me, I will give you Jiguuna to rule over, and my protection should any other ganglords cause trouble," you tell him.

"Hmm...well, that is actually a very good offer," Yaldan admits. "Depending on what you mean by "Serve you", of course."

"Jiguuna is an industrial town that produces a lot of valuable things," the Twi'lek male tells him. "He probably wants us to provide him with weapons, droids, adrenals, and so on."

"We get the town, and he gets some of its resources. We provide him with weapons, droids, and so on, and he provides us with control and protection," Yaldan sums up. "Yes, I think we have an agreement. Put away your weapons, friends, and welcome our new leader."

The others do as they are told, putting away their weapons, Soolah seeming reluctant to do so. Chartah grins and saunters over to you.

"Welcome, my lord," she purrs in your ear. "Perhaps you and I can find a nice private place to celebrate your new position by trying out a few other positions."

Soolah shakes her head in disgust, while the Twi'lek male rolls his eyes.

"My lord, we are ready to begin whenever you wish," Yaldan tells you. "Whether you wish to strategize, or already have a plan in mind."

>A. Ask to see their supplies

>B. Tell them it's time to come up with a plan of conquest

>C. Tell him you're going to take Chartah up on her offer and that you'll see them later

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Tell them that you must return to your "home" and that you will return in the morning

>>32908646
A

>>32908646
>A. Ask to see their supplies
We need to know what ressources we have.

>>32908646
>A. Ask to see their supplies

>B. Tell them it's time to come up with a plan of conquest

I suggest in public we act the role of a lieutenant provides us with a cover and we can be "Persuaded" to switch sides if necessary with that cover rather than a rival wanting to kill the leader

>>32908646
>A. Ask to see their supplies
we can do C afterwards

>>32908708
that seems smart.

>>32908710
>fucking the first gang slut that comes our way
No power to gain, no secrets to learn, no point in the matter.

>>32908646
>A. Ask to see their supplies

>B. Tell them it's time to come up with a plan of conquest

I suggest we sell our little band's services to one of the other big players as mercenaries, that way we don't have to worry about one of them and have someone backing us as we take out the other two. Then we betray our employer and take over.

Also what >>32908708 said, we shouldn't be too flashy ourselves.

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>>32908646
Grab Chartah around the waist and give her the faintest prickle of electricity. We don't want to seem ungracious, but there is a time and a place.

"We are in the midst of a three-way power struggle. This much is obvious to anyone fresh off the spaceport."

"As the weakest party, we must play the others off against each other, and capitalise in the very moment our foes are at their lowest ebb."

"You have been doing well growing without Toth'lazhen's notice. Continue to do so, if you can, and we will strike when the moment is right."

"In the meantime, I will visit the courts of our rivals. I will do what I can to encourage them to waste their resources in a pointless war. Before I do so, any information you have on the strengths and weaknesses of our opponents would prove useful."

>>32908828
this this this

>>32908763
Very risky. Once we take out one of the big boys, our employer will probably be strong enough to not need us, rendering our services and probably lives, void.

Personally I think we should act as a third force, raising all 3 big players by utilizing our secrecy. The major gangs will just think that they're just being raided by each other.

After raiding we progress to assassinating the higher tier leadership of each gang. Without the leadership, the pawns will come to our side easily.

Secrecy, not force, is our best weapon here.

>>32908646
>A. Ask to see their supplies

>B. Tell them it's time to come up with a plan of conquest
>>32908708

Supporting this

>>32908925
Yeah but some seem to think along the line of "I'm a Sith. Hear me Roar"

>>32908925
That sounds like a good way to get all 3 of them concentrated on us instead of each other.

>>32908675
>>32908691
>>32908708
>>32908710
>>32908763
"Show me your supplies," you instruct him.

He nods, and leads you down the stairs, into a small room connected to the main one. There are three crates within the room, and Yalda immediately pulls out and opens each one. The first contains various blasters, both pistols and rifles. The second contains vibroblades and vibroknifes. The last contains assorted goods that they likely stole from people's houses; jewelry, booze, clothing, and so on.

"Besides this, we have a stock of food and water, the weapons you've seen, and the clothes on our backs," he tells you. "What do you think?"

"I think it is time that we come up with a plan of conquest," you tell him, earning a pout from Chartah.

"And what do you suggest?" Yaldan asks.

>A.>>32908828

>B.>>32908925

>C.>>32908763

>D. Dialogue writein

>E.>>32908708

>>32909014
>B.>>32908925
+
>E.>>32908708

>>32909014
A

>>32909014
>B.

We're Sith, ghost tactics are what we do.

>>32909014
>A.

Honestly it seems like the safest and most underhanded way of dealing with them.

+
>E.

>>32909014
>B.>>32908925
+
>E

>>32909014
Of course, I favour my own suggestion.

>A.>>32908828 (You)

Nevertheless, involved with goading the three other major powers into all-out war will require a subservient act, for however long it takes.

In this, B, C, and E all have their merits.

If we take perhaps one or two of Yaldan's gang with us - those lesser known around town, for preference - we can do more damage, prove our worth more easily to the other leaders and expedite the process.

>>32909014
>B

>>32909014
A

>>32909014
>B.>>32908925
Sith are cunning
also >E for safety

>>32909014
Some excellent plans here.

Personally I vote for:
>B
>E

>>32909014
That's a lot of supplies but does he have the people to give them to?

If not either this is a chance to get favor with the other bosses or it's time for Secret Recruitment or open, this could coincide with being a merc company and give us the chance to get stronger without raising much attention

>>32909014
B
We can still go to the seats of power of the other gangs because we are a stranger.

>>32909014
With option B, raiding is do d by us to procure equipment and keep tensions between the major gangs high. Provoking an all out gang war would be awesome, but it's unlikely and shouldn't be our main goal.

Recruitment of new members will be done slowly and quietly, prioritising quality and loyalty over sheer numbers.

Our new gang will focus on training, information gathering and secrecy. It will be split into smaller cells, each focusing on one of our major threats, allowing for occurring assassination attempts.

A cell structure will also compartmentalise gang information, giving us added protection.

>>32909383
We TIM now.

>>32909014
A
We dont have the resources or manpower to be able to directly fight for the town, the smartest move is to sow chaos between the gangs and capitalize on their misfotune

>>32909235
>>32909194
>>32909148
>>32909124
>>32909097
>>32909085
"We will work from the shadows," you tell them. "We will raid the three major gangs in secret, while slowly building up our own gang. The other gangsters will blame each other, and waste time and resources battling one another while we grow stronger. Once we have enough resources, we can simply assassinate the leaders of each gang. Without them, their pawns will be easily swayed to out side."

"That could work," Yaldan agrees. "But, to convince the gangs of one another's guilt, we'd need to make conspicuous attacks that are, quite frankly, larger than anything we've been able to pull off so far."

"Also, if resources go missing without ending up in the possession of one of the major gang lords, eventually someone might realize something is going on," the Twi'lek male points out.

"By that point, we'll be a powerful gang in our own right," Soolah says. "So long as we're careful with our first few raids, this plan should work perfectly."

"For the most part, yes, but you talk about assassination as if it is as easy as walking into their bases and stabbing them all," the Rodian chimes in.

"For me, it is that easy," Chartah tells him. " I can get myself invited into anywhere I wish. Though, depending on how discreet I am, that might only work once."

"And to get the resources for the large raids we would be performing, we'd need more resources, which would require smaller raids, drawing attention to us," Yaldan points out.

>A. Tell him that with all of the blasters and vibroblades his gang already has, all you will really need is more men.

>B. Tell him that you will choose targets that will not draw much attention for the smaller raids

>C. Remain silent

>D. Dialogue writein

>E. Say that you're open for suggestions

>>32909383
I'm with this, but I disagree about quality and loyalty.

We simply need people around that will kill other people before/while they're captured. As long as the larger gangs don't know that it's actually us doing the raiding, who cares how "loyal" our forces are? As long as they're brutal.

>>32909470
>A. Tell him that with all of the blasters and vibroblades his gang already has, all you will really need is more men.

Also suggest we could use mercenaries like Beelsha.

>>32909470
>>B. Tell him that you will choose targets that will not draw much attention for the smaller raids

And no one will notice what supplies are missing if you burn down the buildings after you seal them.

>>32909470
>E. Say that you're open for suggestions
Well we won't do everything.
They have more knowledge of this city so they should provide it.

>>32909470
>B

>>32909470
"Keep the faith. In time - less than you may think - we will stand atop the broken bodies of all three of our enemies."

"They are already at each other's throats, and so with a little nudge in the right direction, this house of cards will fall. All we need to do is seize the aces before it does."

"The rust yards are a valuable staging point, and two crimelords already fight over it. Toth'lazhen is well known to be ruthless. If Veero dies, his followers will have to choose between falling on his mercy or joining another cause. That cause will be ours. I will go to Toth'lazhen and volunteer to dispose of his Rodian problem, and suggest that since Fu'htas is already attacking the Rust Yards, his own palace is ripe for assault."

"If all goes well, Toth'lazhen will meet Fu'htas in open battle, the Rust Yards will fall into our hands along with Veero's followers - who we can arm - and in short order Jiguuna will fall."

>>32909647
>Volenteer to kill Veero
>Expect no one to know you volunteered to kill Veero

Void for pantsu on head retardation..

>>32909627
>>32909553
"We will choose targets that will not draw much attention for the smaller raids," you tell them.

"That's what we've been doing so far," Yaldan tells you. "

"If it ain't broke, don't fix it," Chartah tells him

>To be continued

That's it for tonight, thread will be on suptg shortly, if you had fun, give it an upvote

Follow me on twitter @starwarsfands for updates/schedule changes

Next update will be Saturday and/or Sunday

>I'll stick around for a bit to answer questions

>>32909722
>everyone who follows Veero will know exactly what goes on between Toth'lazhen and every bounty hunter he hires

pls

>>32909647
>Fu'htas

Jesus fuck I just got the joke.

>>32909741
Thanks for the thread man. Looking forward to the next.

>>32909741
Nice thread once again.
What time can we expect the saturday thread?

>>32909741
W-was this a compliment? >>32906797

Towards the end there I was starting to think my melodramatic sith thing was annoying more people than it was pleasing.

But I had fun.

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html

Thread is up, if you had fun, give it an upvote

>>32909786
Glad to hear it!

>>32909798
Anywhere from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM start time, I'll announce on Twitter when it's up

>>32909841
Oh no, it was incredibly annoying.

>>32909841
It was

I'm glad

>>32909903
And now I get to read the past threads and find out it was wildly out of character for Darth Anon.

Still, it's always fun to get caught up with a good quest that you've not seen before because you're european.

>>32910009
>Good Quest

Thanks, anon!

I hope you'll participate more in the future