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RECAP: Previously on Battle Droid Quest...
Ambushed at night, you found old and worn faces of the past living in the snowy thralls of Crondre. Clone Trooper veterans who fought in the Clone Wars much like you, belonging to the Wolfpack. You held conversation with the leader of these remnants, CC-3872, better known by his nickname Papa. It was through him and his fellow Clones that you were able to discover much about the past of General Merxelles, including the invention of the prototype Ultra Tactical Droid the General seeks now.

Before the planet can be liberated from the Moff's regime, two obstacles must be cleared. The Dark Jedi Rundo must be dealt with, and the Ultra Tactical Droid prototype body retrieved for Merxelles' use. Taking a detachment of Battle Droids along with you and your companions, you set off to search the far horizons of the planet in an effort to locate the crash site of the supply ship that once carried the Ultra Tactical.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmcKBsJ5-GY

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Secutor-class Star Destroyer 'The Unwavering'

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"I'll say, it is not usual for a Moff becomes this in-touch with a member of Imperial Intelligence's upper echelon, it's so rare. Now, regarding your proximity, I'll have one of my cohorts be your assistant."

"Hmnk...."

"Ah, I see, you are a man of few words, not that I take issue. Though, your previously extended notice betrayed the thought in my mind. And speaking of the reason you're here, I must remind you it is not yet... truly confirmed, merely a rumor. Though, you may rest assured, if the suspect indeed does turn out to be the... Dark user of the Force you've anticipated, you may well take him, so long as you honor my previous request-..."

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"...-Inquisitor."

"Hnnn.... The boy, his name was...?"

"From what I could gather, the alleged Dark Jedi was named Rundo. He is the leader of a troublesome pirate band in the wastes."

".....I see."

"Inquisitor, forgive my negligence, but I must wonder; If your division is dedicated to hunting down these Force users abroad, why do you wish to capture this one? Would it not be more cautious to simply put him down?"

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"...I have come to take a wielder of the Force for myself. I will shape them into my own apprentice, and found a worthy servant.... We need not reap bloodshed on all wielders of the Force. Those with cohesion to the Dark Side, they may, all of them, be made into true and obedient sons and daughters of the Empire."

"Oh, I believe I understand."

"That is my purpose. I create adherents to the Dark Side, aspirant prophets and fledgling truth officers. That is why I came as soon as I learned of the existence of this Rundo. I will break him, that is who I am."

"Uxcerr Khan, the Emperor's Breaker, and obedient son. I am the hammer itself."

"Certainly. It is my pleasure to have you on board, Inquisitor."

"If this rumor surrounding the boy proves true.... then you have my word, I will crush every last Rebel hiding in this sector. All opposition to your rule... will disappear."

"Excellent, excellent... then for both of our sake, let us look forward to the hearsay proving so."

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"DRK-1 RECONNAISSANCE DROID ACQUIRING NEW SIGHTING. POSSIBLE VILLAGE SPOTTED. POPULATION NUMBERS; UNKNOWN. LIFE FORM SIGNS ACQUIRED. SEARCHING DATABASE... TALZ SPECIES INDICATED."

"....I SAID, TALZ SPECIES INDICATED."

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"I REPEAT, I SAID, TALZ SPECIES-"

"Nooooouuuuuhhhhhhh! I don't want to march out in the snow! My battery won't laaasssst!"

"Quit being a whiny store product, PHU-99, it's the Colonel's call! What I'm worried about is if we'll get to kill anything! I want to shoot up a bunch of Clones and whatever else right now! My motors are pumped! I'm, uh, what was it again...?"

"ARE YOU GUYS EVEN LISTENING TO ME? I JUST SAID THERE WAS A-"

"Oh yeah, now I remember! Psyched, that's the word I was looking for. I'm psyched to kill!"

"I'm not, I don't wanna go walking for hours. Just look at how big it is out there, it's too muuuuuch! Ouhhhhh!"

"GUYS SERIOUSLY, WHY DID YOU PUT ME ON THE DRK-1 SCANNER IF YOU AREN'T GOING TO LISTEN TO ANYTHING I HAVE TO SAY."

"Alright! Pipe down!" You say, calming your fellow Battle Droids, alleviating the stress of having to hear them run like broken holo-records. "-Cognac, what can you tell me about Talz?"

"...Sure got a bunch of mood swinger droids to take with you..... Okay, Talz are your friendly tundra aliens I suppose. I haven't personally met a lot of them, but I do know they don't have a concept of ownership, they will take things without asking from you, but it's okay to them because they always put it back? Ah, and they can rip the arms off a full grown Man... dolorian like me with minimal effort. Yeah."

Splendid. Another question you have is why a Talz village is even here in the first place. You must be at least a day or two away from the Foundry since you departed with your Droids and companions. It's been a boring two days, but at least Dugok has games.

"Uh, Colonel, I have a question. Why are there only like, eight of us?! Aren't there supposed to be way more Battle Droids than just this?!" The timid B1 designated PHU-99 asks.

"Good question. The General recommended I not have a bigger presence for concealment reasons. That doesn't however mean I agreed completely with it. You say.

"...Then why did you go along with it?!"

You raise a finger silently, and then lower it halfway, also silently.

"SIR, YOUR CALL FOR APPROACHING THIS SETTLEMENT? The Super Battle Droid to your left asks.

Maybe you should ask some opinions before making a concrete decision, you probably don't want to disturb the Talz, and cause a bloodbath of any kind....

>What will you do?

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>>4963732
This year is not lost! I had fear the autists had scared you away, but you have returned. Our parodical son!

>"...Then why did you go along with it?!"
Because of our finite resources, hence why we can only field a limited amount of droids at this given moment. I however wish we brought our personal disguised. We looked pretty swanker in that.

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive/4719373/
>As you marched out of the Command Center, you were greeted by a squad of Battle Droids who stood at attention. An OOM-series saluted you.
>"Sir, this team is to join you for the search mission at the General's command. You are our assigned officer."
>"Huh. Well, well, I really am moving up in the world. Follow me." You tell them.
>The OOM Security officer tailed behind you, along with two B2 units and six B1 Droids.

>"IT IS ALSO AN IDEA I ENTERTAIN, I DO NOT THINK JEDI WILL SENSE PLANNING MADE EXCLUSIVELY BY DROIDS SO LONG AS WE KEEP OUR ORGANIC ACQUAINTANCES OUT OF THIS. DOOKU'S OWN ADMISSION CLAIMED DROIDS HAVE NO CONNECTION TO 'THE FORCE'."
Hmmmm. Is this Village independent from the Cargo recovery mission? Does the OOM and Cognac think we could instigate a fight between the pirates and the villagers?

>>4963732
its back yaya
Didn't a talz run the bar where we met Dugok? Lets ask him what he can give us on the Talz before we make a move. Maybe they can help us find our cargo.

>>4963793
After created I don't think any amount of autism can scare poleman away, he just does his thing in peace when he wants.

>>4963840
Oops, accidentally spoilered my whole post.

YEA BOIII It's BACK

>>4963900
As for the plan itself, i believe we should first scout out any possible positions from possible dangerous enemies and move in silently. We're droids, so we don't wanna see what happens when a Tal decides we're 'a thing'. So, you know, keep watch of our backs.

>>4963732
If we have a small scouting droid that can fly around town, we should use it to gather intel.

>>4963727
>>4963724
Is he a Muun or something? How'd he grow facial hair? Lol

>>4963906
>>4964031
Support using one of our scout droids to take a closer look. Also still want to get Dugok's opinion.

Also, please god tell me Mimve and Naa'diss didn't come with us and sre in the safe confines of the foundry, I will literally have an episode if we've taken Mimve on this dangerous trip.

>>4963793
>>4963732

LEVEL IS BAAAAAAAAAACK

OI WHERE YOU RUN OFF TO

But we SHOULD be collecting intel on the place and opposing arms

>>4964209
He was making the godzilla quest, ye?

Nice seeing this quest back

>>4963793
when will we get THICC B1 battle droids, and mega mommy super battle droids?

Great to see the new thread! High quality as always.
>>4963732
Talz village almost certainly isn't going to be loyal to the Empire, so we have that going for us. Basic scouting to check for imperial personnel or criminal affiliation sounds good.

>>4964560
We have QT-69, what more could we ask for?

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>>4964560
I want my Mega mommy B2

>>4963732
LET’S GOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>>4963793
>>4963840
My will is harder than metal, harder than brick.

>>4964033
>>4964034
Yes he is a Muun. The 'facial hair' is merely a decoration he wears in actuality, to replicate the whiskers of the old Sith race.

The Nelvaanian sisters are at the Foundry, it's just Studs, Dugok, Cognac and Ceedee and the other battle droids.

>>4964560
Never.

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"Try to get one of the DRKs in as close as you can and stay out of sight. I want to know more of the layout before we act. Don't want to be caught by surprise if Talz isn't the only thing we're dealing with here." You order the Super Battle Droid handling the DRK scanner device.

"ROGER ROGER."

You stand in place awaiting the further results as you tap a foot. You glance at Cognac, and the Mandalorian just shrugs.

"Can always try to find a way around if we're assed, mate. Or, if it comes to a fight-" He taps his holster. "The blaster solves anything. But only if they attack first."

Nodding, you look back to the Super, who fiddled much harder with the device for a moment before looking up and turning to you.

"SIR. PROBE DESTROYED."

"What? Destroyed? What happened? I told you to stay out of sight!"

"I DID SIR, BUT IT LOOKS LIKE THEY HAVE A SNIPER. THE PROBE WAS DESTROYED IN ONE SHOT. SNIPER POSITION ATOP THE ICE RIDGE FURTHEST BACK, IN A TOWER. RECALLING DRK-1 UNITS TWO AND THREE TO AVOID ADDITIONAL LOSS..."

Damn it! That's just fantastic, one of the few recon probes Merxelles provided was gone. You'd have to take extra care not to lose the other two, they didn't make Droids like those anymore, you think.

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Taking a moment to excuse yourself, you march up to the cockpit of Dugok's mobile home, Ceedee was whirring crazily at you as you pass by from the electronics cubicle, but you have to ignore her right now.

Dugok takes a puff of his pipe, pressing a button to vent the smoke out of the cockpit and clear it as you stepped in, turning to say- "What can I help you with, Studs?"

"Dugok, there was a Talz in Sprawl, wasn't there?"

"Mhm, there was. Karadocoppa. He ran that cantina I went to a lot."

"What can you tell me about their species. It seems we'll be running up on a village of them in the next mile, so you might want to slow the Juggernaut a little."

"Oh boy, a village 'eh? Couldn'a seen that coming. I'll slow it." He snorts. "Well, about the Talz? I learned a bit from Karadocoppa. He ain't like the others, chose to go his own way and dodge tribal customs and stuff. Talz are a very primitive and tribalistic people, and also not really supposed to be anywhere but their homeworlds. Alzoc III and, uh, Or... Orto something. Empire sends them back."

"That sounds strange."

"No 'kiddin. Karadocoppa would just tell people he's a Wampa though and the Imperials believed him, not like they're gonna verify out here at Crondre. Talz are easy to anger, generally, but keep your cool and they'll keep theirs, they don't usually like sappy attitudes or rudeness."

Dugok thinks for a moment. "...Come to think 'offit, Karadocoppa did mention his village being on Crondre. Maybe we found his old home, we might be able to pass as erh, acquaintances of his if you let me do the talking. But that depends on whether or you wanna try going through them. It'd take us days to find a way around with how tall n'long those ice shelves ahead are. But if you wanna try talking to them, we could use a flare to signal them, I should have one somewhere around here..."

Up for consideration.

Oh, Cognac is calling you back, he says he's got a plan and it involves sneaking at night. Ceedee is still beeping at you over something. Probably just more perversion, which is why you've simply taken to trying to zone her out from now on.

>What will you do?

>>4964866
>What will you do?
Roger, Roger.
Roger some more.

Dugok rolls his eyes before going out to talk to them while everyone else is roger rogering in a circle.

>>4964866
See what Ceedee's pestering us for.

>>4964866
Leaning towards taking Dugok's route, though we might as well hear Cognak out first.

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>>4964866
I say we hear everyone's plan first then debate amongst ourselves before setting anything in stone. Lets here out Ceedee first.

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"BWEE-BEE-BEE-BI!"

"...."

Trying to be as nonchalant to her as possible, you try to pass by back down the length of the Juggernaut to Cognac, but Ceedee interposes her arm in the way, which nearly trips you. You don't hold it back anymore.

"Oh, for the love of...! What is it?!" You dignify her incessant beeping then.

The T-3 doesn't seem the least bit fazed by your outburst, and rather than thirst upon you again as before, she directs your attention to the monitors of the cubicle she handled for Dugok.

"What is th... You've found a signal? From the village?"

Frack. If only you'd payed more attention to her this time. Well, at least now you know. Dugok's satellite must be picking it up, so these Talz have something giving it off, meaning they aren't completely primitive. Whatever kind of tech could they have that gives it off?

But what's even more interesting is that this signal is a Holonet transmission frequency of some manner, an un-indexed one away from the prying eyes of Imperial networks as well...

"Can you send a message through to it? See if anyone picks up?" You ask Ceedee

"BRI-BI-BI-BOP"

She says she already tried, but the frequency, being outside of typical Holonet index, only receives from more archaic band types. Whatever that mumbo-jumbo techy stuff means. Dugok's current satellite can send to and receive from some of these outdated band types, but not whatever one the signal from the village uses. She says it may exist in her aged directories as a practically ancient T-3 unit, but finding it will take a long time as she goes through each and every single band type she knows off her data, trying them all through the satellite by plugging herself up to link with it directly.

"How long will it take to find the right one?"

"PI-PI-RII-BOOP..."

She can't accurately answer, but she says it will take a week for her to reach the end of her directory, at which point she'll have tried everything from the first to the last. You don't have a week! Great Force, nobody does! You were told by Merxelles after departure that if your search yielded nothing within a week's time, you were to return to the Foundry.

There has to be some way to speed up her sorting process... did she need a little motivation?

>What will you do?

>>4964961
>What will you do?
Lewd robot sex/plug into her and see if we can use our robot brain to help search and test out signals.

>>4964961
See the full details on Cognac's method. Or, if we can, whisper sweet little nothings to Ceedee and see if we set her into overdrive by arousing her so she foes the search faster

>>4964961
Upload or copy a portion of the directory onto other bots so more bots can try it all at once.

>>4964968
I got a better idea. We got some b1's and a b2 under our command? Imagine how fast she would work if we suggested the droid equivalent of a gang bang.

>>4964979
That sounds disgusting

Coomer b-gone

>>4964961
I think what we should do is try to trace back a more accurate view of the sniper's poisitioning. And also, encourage cedee. Not some coomer shit mind you, just encourage her. We can pat her on the head, but that's it.

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>>4964961
>Battle Droid Quest is back
>Art is still friggin amazing
>New transition .gifs

WÒOOOOOOOOOO

>>4965008
Backing this, maybe employ a counter sniper? Or failing this, find his last known position and ambush it. Chances are he's Rondo's crew, and if Rondo's survived THIS long he's probably instructed his men how to fight off the Empire. My money's on him being an ex-padawan, maybe he even knows Naa'diss? If he don't we could totally bribe him with the fact that not all jedi are dead!

>>4964979
See I know what you're aiming for but why the fuck you gotta say it like that?

>>4964961
>"I know this hunk of a B2 I can introduce you to him if you do this"

>>4964972
This also sounds good

Next time can you post in qtg?

>>4964995
You fool! We're all coomers down here.

>>4965166
There's a difference between a coomer and a normal waifu-enjoying /qst/ poster. Patting ceedee on the head and encouraging her with normal words is waifu-enjoying. That 'thing' the anon suggested is for hopeless degenerate coomers.

nice to see this quest up

>>4965008
Switching to support this.

>>4965008
I support this.

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Well, you have an idea.

"Hey, Ceedee."

Ceedee pauses for a moment, then swirls her head around to look up at you.

"I'm sure you can do better than that. A week just to find one file? That's outdated."

"BRI-TU-TU-TUUN."

"Wha- Ye- I mean, I know you're literally outdated but that wasn't what I- Er, that's not the point, you're misunderstanding! Uh!"

"BRRIIIIIIRRRRRRGHHH!"

"No, no! I wasn't insulting you. Look, all I'm saying is, uh, you're better than that! Really! You're the best Astromech in the galaxy, I'm sure you could do better!"

Ceedee rolls her eye at the flattery and looks away, a puffy noise from coursing air through her head's internals sounding almost like a rough 'Hmpf' to your receptors. You kneel slightly and put a hand over her shoulder to reason.

"Remember how you helped me repair this section? That was all you, I couldn't have done it otherwise! You really are talented! No lie."

Ceedee glances back at you. "BRI."

"And smart, really smart, a whole lot smarter than me. And tough too, since you're still operating to this day."

"....PI-DE-BOO..."

"And... and you're the most gorgeous Droid I've ever seen too!"

Ceedee reverberates with a hum and tilts side to side slightly as she raises her chin, feeling a bit proud over your words. So proud, that a spark of electricity dances over her manipulator plugged into the antenna console. You were spooked for a moment, but came to realize she was simply pumping more power into her scan. Bleeping happily, she seems confident that she's found the file and proceeds to open a communication channel over Dugok's receiver.

"See? I told you so. Good work, Ceedee. You say, patting her on the head.

"BWWWWRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEIIIIIIIIIII-BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-!"

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Looking closer at the receiver and it's screen, you try to figure out what the purpose of the glowing blue lines going up and down across the screen were even for, and why it had a screen in the first place if it was for talking only.

"Huh."

"Who the hell is this? Our delivery boy doesn't message us on this date. How did you tap into this channel?!" A rather suspicious voice says over it.

Oh, that's right, it's on now since Ceedee opened it.

"Oh, uh..."

"Answer the question. Who, are, you? Are you an Impie dog? Pirate fracker?"

"Why don't you tell me who you are first, pal?"

"Lick my boot soles, kriffhead."

"How rude!"

"Alright, one more time or you're gonna regret coming in our vicinity, you stupid kriffhead. Who are you? Who sent you?! Who do you work for?!"

>What will you do?

>>4965869
Name's Stud partner, and I'm not beheld to the "Empire" (said sarcastically) and that Rundo prick. We dont like the Imperials kicking the good folk, and pirates are general mouth breathers. We wanna know if we could help with the pirate problem, so long as you dont shoot at us. How does the saying go, we scratch your back, you scratch ours?

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>>4965861
My heart, My soul...

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"Well partner, name's Stud. I'm not beholden to the Eem-pire, nor that Rundo jerk. Where I come from? We don't much like the Imperials stepping all over good people, and Pirates are all mouth breathers! We want to know if we could help with the pirate problem, so long as you don't shoot us. How's that saying go? We screw your bolt, you tighten ours?"

....

"Yeah, nice try Impie. We don't have a pirate problem down here at the Talz Village. So's that what your briefing officer told you? Your one chance to try and fool us and infiltrate. Well you blew it, buddy. You're not gonna Graul your way in this time."

"ᵁʰ, ᴮᵃᶦˣˡᵉʸˀ ᴴᵒʷ ᵈᵒ ʸᵒᵘ ᵏnᵒʷ ʰᵉ ᶦˢn'ᵗ ʲᵘˢᵗ ᵃnᵒᵗʰᵉʳ ᵍᵘʸ ʷʰᵒ ʷᵃnᵗˢ ᵗᵒ ʲᵒᶦn ᵘᵖˀ ʸᵒᵘ'ʳᵉ ᵇᵉᶦnᵍ ʳᵉᵃˡˡʸ ᵘnnᵉᶜᵉˢˢᵃʳᶦˡʸ ᶜᵒnᶠʳᵒnᵗᵃᵗᶦᵒnᵃˡ."

"Nah way, this kriffer couldn't be a recruitee. Dabujin doesn't send recruits our way until they're trained, and even then it's just for adding to the cache, they always go back to the other cell mates. This guy is clearly an Imperial."

'Cell mates'?

"Are you in prison or something?"

"What? No, I'm talking to you right now. I didn't mean 'cell' in that context, you moron!"

>What will you do?

>>4965907
>"Wait, I'm still in the dark here, cell as in REBEL cell or cell as in CRIMINAL cell? Cause if it's either of those I don't think you should be blathering it out loud. I'm NOT an Imp by the way if that's what you're worried about., and you know I'm not because WHY would I bother cracking this channel just to talk to you and not say, arrest you? Let's just say we're a non-threatening third party."

>>4965916
+1

I mean like, imperials can just bomb them from orbit and be done with it, maybe broadcast the bombing to send a message.

>>4965907
If these guys are Rebels, we should namedrop Naa'diss and see if her association with them nets us anything as well.

>>4965916
OH btw I forgot to correct it but correct We're* with I'm*

>>4965932
Nah, they're way to lax about getting caught, they likely think that if we are imperials that we can be bought off. If they were rebels they would have likely terminated the communication already

>>4965934
They just said one of the Rebel organizer's names that Cognac revealed to us in thread 2.

What if this is a honey pot?

>>4965950
Can't be, these guys know one of the two names that Cognac was hired by the Moff to get for him which he never did give them since he joined us.

>>4965916
+1

>>4965907
Also apparently the Moff is aware of their cell leaders, so they should be more careful.

"Uh... Wait, hold on. Are you a rebel cell or a criminal cell?"

"Now you're catc- I mean, I'm not at liberty to speak."

"Well you already went off anyway. For clarification, I am NOT Imperial, so don't worry about it. Besides, would an Imperial be talking with you or going in shooting?"

"Yeah, what do you think a 'false sense of security' is, genius? Obviously an Imperial would try to be sleek and infiltrate. They all think they're so smart, huh. Well, they're not getting past me, or my sniper. Which, by the way, I'm ordered to use on anyone who isn't Talz entering the village, cause otherwise we'd know if someone was coming. You cannot possibly just be a wanderer, a wanderer'd be dead by now, and wouldn't have the means to talk through this relay."

"Well, you got that right. I'm not a wanderer, I'm a Droid. Let's just say, me and my tag-alongs represent a third party, and we don't intend you any harm. I'm on a mission to search for something."

"....You're a droid...? Uhh....."

The channel goes silent then, the speakers on it cutting the feed. You felt a bit annoyed at this, shrugging to Ceedee when she rang with a questionable tone up at you. Did they really intend to simply end the conversation and keep up their defensive and hostile stance. You weren't ready to give up just yet, so you wait a bit.

In the following minutes, the channel comes back on as they reciprocate the message. However, this time, a different and feminine voice speaks, the one you heard faintly in the background.

"Hello? Are you still there?"

"Yep."

"Oh, alright. Listen, I apologize for Baixley's attitude, he just really takes his job seriously. Anyway, I'm Guna. As you could probably tell from his loose lips, we're apart of a cell, the Rebel one in this sector to be more specific."

"I thought so. Hey, I actually know some Nelvaanians who help Rebels here on Crondre personally."

"Mm? The only Nelvaans I really know to exist here are the Kapaches, if you know them, that's good. As for me and Baixley, we're both keepers of a cache, the head trainer in Crondre City usually sends his trainees to deliver smuggled weapons here so we can stockpile them in storage here. We're keeping them in preparation for a wider rebellion when the time comes. As for the Talz, their village was founded by some who fled their homeworld Alzoc III to search for a new place in the universe. The Empire... enslaves them. This village is a free place for them, they let us stay since us Rebels help keep them out of Imperial sight. Except for that stubborn Karadocoppa, he just had to leave."

"I get it. Uh, hey, listen, since I'm here searching for something, maybe you can help me find it. It's a big ship, like, really big. War era, it crashed somewhere out in the wastes supposedly?"

"About that, I think I may actually be able to help, but you're not going to like what I have to share..."

"Hit me."

Ceedee whirs around with a separate manipulator and smacks you on the rear end.

"Eyipe!"

"I take it you were searching for a huge Confederate vessel, right? Well, you've found it. It's remains were used to build the Talz village." Guna elaborates.

You cease to nearly bump Ceedee on the top of her head. "Wait... what?!"

"I'm afraid it's true. The vessel crashed into a frozen lake and made a crater way back when from what we could tell. The remains sunk halfway into the ground level in the crater and got smashed to bits, forming tunnels of frozen underground passages. The intact upper halves frosted over, and the gigantic ice shelves, glacial wall and snowy hills you see now are what formed over it. The upper stratum of the ship is inaccessible right now, nobody has found or mined their way in yet. The smashed lower decks making the tunnels, the Talz used them as a passage way between the wall to the other sides of the wastes, but lately they've been closed since the... Blood Talz split off."

"Oh, great..."

"I hope it's not too disheartening. Lots of the scrap taken off the ship by the Talz mining in the underground passages remains up here, and we have lots of bits and pieces recovered lying around. I'm not sure what you're looking for exactly, but there are still some things. If the mines were safe, you could even go mining for more things to find yourself. Though, you'd have to be careful, there's some drop offs into dark sinkholes that claimed a few lives."

"....You mentioned something about blood, what's that mean?"

"Well, a number of younger Talz got fed up with the 'old ways' of the chief. They made their own tribe and split off, left through the mines and went off somewhere in the wastes on the other side of the glacier wall. Wasn't bad at first... but then they came back, and they'd been allied with some Wampas.... and they turned to cannibalism. They raided the mines, so now it's closed off. They aren't as many in number as the village, but these Blood Talz are still dangerous, and they want to fight."

"Even better..."

You wish you had Naa'diss with your expedition right now, you just have an inkling of a feeling that a Force using Jedi would go a ways for helping with what you heard. But at the same time, is there even a point in going on now? You've found Merxelles' crashed supply ship... but only what's left of it, the majority of the hulk apparently sealed off as well. This was worrying.

What will you tell General Merxelles if he calls, or you decide to give him an update? Should you try pressing on with the mission he gave you, to recover his especially important Cydroid? There's mad cannibalistic Talz and Wampas in the way!

This required some thought...

>What will you do?

>>4966106
First, we should give Merxelles an update, see if there are any other orders now that we know the ship was taken apart, but other than that, i believe that we should press on with our mission. While they're still dangerous, since we're droids, we won't be as much of a target to those talz and wampas. Obviously, they'll still target us for weapons, but they're certainly not going to try to do it as much as if we were a whole party of food.

We should get that cydroid.

>>4966111
We should also ask him what part of the ship his target was in, it may still be in the parts they haven't accesssed yet

>>4966106
>>4966112
We should also ask for blueprints or a layout of the ship and its passages.

Also we need something to melt the ice inside and pump the water out or into the drop offs.

>>4966123
We're not going to pump the entire thing out, we jsut need some stuff to know where to go and melt through any ice walls.

>>4966124
Maybe not, but it would really be nice to have the tools on hand if we need them. Plus earn good will if we leave the stuff for the "natives" to help us clear the ship or make some sort of deal.

>>4966106

perhaps a upgrade of snow/ice shoes would be good
like literally just clamp on rows of jagged metal so we get some good grip
and i think we should go in our disguise so we seem more like a leader and not just a brainless droid and is there any language data base we have access too

>>4966106
Update the general and see if he wants to make a deal with the locals to claim the ship or something.

>>4966106
Huh. Turns out I was wrong and they ARE the rebel cell. Level real quick for clarification, it's the Talz and NOT the Pirates now living in the ship?

>>4966111
Backing this I guess. Our whole deal was to get the CARGO on the ship, maybe it's still there? I'm sure the Talz can be reasoned with to part with it... or absolute WORSE case scenario the Blood Talz took the prototype Cydroid brain and worship it as some kind of dark god.

Also ask the Talz what happened to the Pirates we had heard were living in the ship.

>>4966172
Oh def, trade for some snow cleets or something

>>4966376
There's no pirates down here, they took up residence on Merxelles' munificent cruiser, this supply ship is different

>>4966471
Ooooh, okay I see. In which case we could maybe form some kind of agreement with the rebels? I mean, who's going to say no to a droid foundry? That is if they haven't already been informed by Naa'dis and put two and two together...

>>4966484
Along with that, I'd like to ask them about the clone guerrillas, whether they have any knowledge of eachother.

I want to punch Mimve in the face and rat her sister and their jedi master out to the Moff and inquisition

>>4967268
shut the fuck up rundo no one likes you

>>4967268
Then we'd be killed by The Empire as well, you faux-edgy non-pragmatic Skub-hater.

I HATE mimve and naa'diss, they are both STUPID AND UGLY

>>4967294
I want to cum inside this anon's bussy

>>4967300
I second this notion.

>>4966111
+1, update to Merx and then move in to try clearing out the Blood dudes

also DROIDQUEST IS BACK WOO

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In a time like this, you were given specific instruction for who to consult, so you got to that as you had Ceedee shut off the line with the Rebels. Pulling out the communicator, you opted to talk with the General.

"General sir, I have important information."

"I'M WELL AWARE. IT IS UNFORTUNATE WHAT BECAME OF THE SUPPLY SHIP, HOWEVER STILL BENEFIT TO ME THAT YOU'VE LOCATED IT."

Ah, that was right, the communicator was two-way, Merxelles was always listening in onto your journey, as creepy as that was.

"Well, what do you suggest?"

"CLEARLY, YOU WILL CONTINUE THE MISSION, YOU'VE COME TOO FAR TO TURN BACK NOW. TAKE SOME CLARITY IN THE FACT THE UPPER DECKS SURVIVED, ACCORDING TO THE REBELS. THE LABORATORY WHERE THE UD-T SHOULD BE AT IS LOCATED WITHIN DECK B-2, WHICH IS IN THE UPPER STRATUM. YOU MAY HAVE TO PASS THROUGH THE COMMAND BRIDGE AND LOWER CONNECTOR SHAFT BETWEEN BOTH SECTIONS OF THE SUPPLY SHIP. I'M SENDING YOU BLUEPRINTS TO THIS SPECIFIC CLASS OF SHIP NOW. USE THEM."

That settled that then. If the mission was still possible, then you'd have to carry on.

"But wait, wasn't there more to get here?"

"SEPARATE CARGO WITH MATERIALS AND OTHER SCHEMATICS. WE MAY HOLD OFF ON IT FOR NOW. ACQUISITION OF MY PROTOTYPE IS PRIORITY."

"Understoo-"

"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!"

".....Uh?! General? What was that?! It sounded like somebody screaming...!"

"....THAT, IS MERELY THE SOUND OF PROGRESS. FOCUS ON THE MISSION."

Just then, General Merxelles shut off the line, but you were still mighty curious. You guessed now wasn't the time to pester any further though...

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Cognac was a bit disappointed he wouldn't be able to undergo any stealth action this time. You had informed Dugok to go on ahead to the village after asking the Rebels for permission to enter.

Blood Talz and Wampas or not, you had a mission and you couldn't exactly abandon it now. You were prepared to deal with the Rebels and see what mutual outcome could be achieved.

The Talz Village was spread out over the area, and there were many of the tundra aliens gathered around to stare in curiosity at Dugok's Juggernaut as the huge vehicle rolled up to a stop at the edge of their village, you disembarking along with Cognac and some of your Battle Droids. Although, you took the precaution to have them holster their weapons first to show no signs of aggression to the easily-provoked Talz.

The Village seemed to have a chief of sorts watching from a higher hill with a big headdress, but the aliens seemed content to let the Rebels talk with your party rather than get directly involved. They must have invested a lot of trust in the Rebel members here.

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The two Rebels were quick to greet you. The human named Baixley of which kept a close eye on your every movement with his sniper blaster leaning on his shoulder. The grey-skinned near-human named Guna waved politely.

"Huh, you really are a Droid. Well, at least you were honest." The Human grunted.

"Yeah. From the looks of it, you've got quite a force backing you up. I'm just glad you didn't decide to attack the moment Baixley shot one of your probes. Sorry about that."

"It's no problem." For you at least. The General though?

"-I still intend to delve into that ship any way I can. The contents are important to my boss and absolutely must be recovered."

"Oh? You still want to go into the mines...-" Guna shivered a bit at the thought. "-Look, I'd gladly let you if it were safe, but as it stands, we can't risk giving the Blood Talz a way to get through the village. The Talz put up a big barrier of rubble."

"I'm sure we can find some compromise or way to deal with the Blood Talz together."

"We actually would have by now, it's just that the other Talz themselves... would rather use a spear than the blasters we stockpile here. They won't learn either, since they consider those weapons to be... 'dishonorable'."

"We should just go in and clear the mines. These Droids would give us enough manpower to, Guna!" Baixley says. "And we could even arm them with some of the better weapons in our cache!"

The near-human alien clenches her temple in seeming frustration. "Baixley, you know we aren't supposed to be touching those weapons either too! If the organizer's found out, they'd put us off world! And how many times must I tell you, rushing in there bull-headed will just get people killed! The mines are tight! We need a longer-term solution..."

"We've been twiddling our thumbs here doing nothing! What if the Blood Talz break through the normal Talz' barrier any day now? People would get killed then too! We gotta take care of the problem asap! Hey, Droid! Make you a deal, if you give us your minions to keep and use against the Blood Talz, I'll let you enter those mines as much as you want and take whatever you need." Baixley offers then.

You'd really need Merxelles' permission to deal in regards to the Droids you have, but he won't answer the communicator at this time...

>What will you do?

>>4968073
This guy does not at all know how to lead droids. If we hand them over they'll die uselessly.

>>4968073
>You'd really need Merxelles' permission to deal in regards to the Droids you have, but he won't answer the communicator at this time...
You mean he won't answer even if we ping him several times? Well that's his own bloody damn fault then.

>"And we could even arm them with some of the better weapons in our cache!"
if those were from the Frigate, technically those belonged to us to begin with, but we will take you up on that offer. We can also possible deal with the Blood Talz for you guys.
Would any of you happen to have a stockpile of riot/mustard gas or air based vector weapons? Us being droids we can fill in the mines with toxic gas with no problems on our end, but not so much for the Blood Savages. We'll need put in a meeting between you guys and my boss in regards to mining privileges of the frigate later on though.

>>4968038
Make a note to get everyone their own communicators, and ask Dugok to make our communicator less transparent so or boss can't eaves drop on us. I'm worried about Naa'dis and I'm pretty sure Mercs knows jack shit about actually training a Jedi.

>>4968038
Based merxelles beating up the ugly dog jedi

>>4968073
"Listen, if you tried to clear those mines out yourselves, it would be a bloodbath. Droids are expendable by design. Our droids are the best possible option to clear out the caves. I'll call in reinforcements, your weapons might be useful depending on the type, we assault the mines and extract our equipment, then we leave. I'd rather carry out a genocide against the Blood Talz, not loan you some troops to help guard against them."

>>4968112
nice try bait poster

>>4968112
Best case scenario it's some intense training, worst case well...

>>4968073
I got an idea. We can suggest to Guna to set up an ambush outside for the Blood Talz and fortify the outside perimeter. We can weaken the barrier so they get brave enough to charge, and when they do we'll light them up.

Bothersome the General wouldn't pick up at this time, however, he could be busy with something pressing. Maybe he'd be available soon, and as always, he was still undoubtedly listening.

"I can't exactly let you have my other Battle Droids. There's no guarantee they'll obey you. And even if they did, you don't have the same degree of control over them as I do, meaning you could get them killed, even if you didn't mean to."

"Well, that blows. I mean, I only wanted to maybe have some new guards here after you got what you wanted. I guess we could let you borrow some weapons if you still help us clear out the Blood Talz, but you ain't keeping them on your way out." Comes Baixley.

"Regardless of whatever deals you guys want to strike, I'll just remind you that you can of course have anything from the mines, if they're safe. Though, I really wouldn't want anyone going down there. Even if you could deal with the Blood Talz easy, there's still the chance of running into one of the Wampas, and believe me, they're quite resilient beasts." Guna says.

Fair enough to you. Though, there has to be an easy way to dispose of the mines' hostile activity without incurring loss to anyone... But what about melting any ice that could be down there?

"Do you guys have any flamethrowers?"

"We have some, but they're in disrepair, they just blow a bunch of smoke out."

Smoke? Hey, squishies like them can't really breath that stuff in, can they? They aren't made of metal like you and your other Droids. That's a good idea! You could flush the mines full of smoke and suffocate anything down there easily, your Droids don't require oxygen!

Guna doesn't seem to like that idea either however once you bring it up. She argues that pockets of the stuff could clot in the mines and make it unsafe for future use by the good Talz. The flamethrowers they had used a different kind of gas, the smoke could be residual outside of places that reached the outdoors air. The mines below were deep. Baixley agrees with your notion to use smoke however, since your Droids could accomplish it effectively, as none of them have any filtration against smoke or other harmful airborne agents.

Cognac interjects then, he raises a point about simply catching the Blood Talz off guard. Set up a defensive killzone around the mine's entrance and give them a red herring to make them break through and run into it. He says there's enough of them to completely drown anything in blaster bolts depending on how good the armaments of the Rebels' cache is. Guna seems more inclined to this idea, but Baixley doesn't like the stall in time.

You need to decide which plan you'll go with. Once the mines are clear, you can see about digging your way into the ship then. One problem at a time.

>What will you do?

>>4968337
Both? Go in to draw them out, then fake a retreat and have them charge us in our kill zone.

>>4968337
>She argues that pockets of the stuff could clot in the mines and make it unsafe for future use by the good Talz.
That's okay! They could buy some resperators later down the line, or we could help build something to deal with the gas (thee Foundry, but they don't need to know that just yet).

This guy >>4968371 has the right idea. Gas them out at first to agro and debilitate them (can't see through smoke, hard to breath, hard to smell, panic inducing), they'll eventually start rushing up to the surface into our Killzone.
Once the kill zone team mops off the panicked Blood Talz, the droid team can go back down to double down on the smoke in case we missed any pockets of resistance.

>>4968371
>>4968409
The difference as the guy with the sniper pointed out is that setting up an ambush takes time and we don't know how long it will take. Merxelles might want us to get back sooner than later so we should probably pick a concrete choice here. In which case I say go ahead and smoke them.

>>4968518
Gassing people out of tunnels also takes time. It can't be any harder then finding entrances, hunkering down near them, then shooting at anything non-droid shaped.

>>4968337
Why not gass the mines, but also draw them into an ambush? Obviously, if the mines are gassed, they're going to try to leave. And when they do, we can open freefire at them.

The fact that they're being gassed means they most likely won't think well enough, and even if they did, they'd have no choice. We'll be flushing them out of the entire complex and right into the barrels of our guns.

Furthermore, as the other anon said, it would be possible to later acquire respirators. In the end, yes, it would be wise to wait some more until after to see the smoke dispell, but otherwise, it's the best way to lose the least amount of casualties. Wampas are fucking tough.

I think you guys are failing to account for the fact they said the mines also lead out back to another place separated from the village by the crashed ship, its a division. We could waste time setting up an ambush they won't run into because they could just leave back to wherever they came from.

>>4968639
True, but if they do come out, it's better to have them ready. Either way, we'll be flushing them out.

>>4968615
i like this idea and we could also possibly manufacture a sort of fan filter combo later and if the mines have such bad air circulation that it cant clear up the smoke means it would still passively fill up with carbon dioxide and other heavy waste gasses that would eventually fill up the mine and kill anyone in there with enough time rendering it into the same as our smoking plan but slower

>>4968337
>if the mines have such bad air circulation that it cant clear up the smoke and be rendered unusable means it would still passively fill up with carbon dioxide and other heavy waste gasses that would eventually fill up the mine and kill anyone in there with enough time rendering it into the same as our smoking plan but slower and without telling

>>4968337
Bait and killzone sounds good

>>4968831
+1

>>4968831
Supporting, Blood Talz sound like the sort of things that would charge into an ambush.

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To come to a compromise with the two Rebels, you mull over the options for a minute and come to a more neutral conclusion. You suggest the enactment of both plans to the Rebels, drawing a mixed reaction. Immediately, they must point out some flaw, such as the Blood Talz being able to avoid your maneuvers by simply retreating to their own territory.

But, Guna reckons with how many tunnels wrap around in the mines, complex to a point where the original diggers couldn't even properly map it, it was still possible for a Blood Talz straggler to rush out to the village. In which case, some defenses to take them off guard with would be prudent. But not a 'whole lot'. That seemed good enough to you.

That plan was drawn, your Droids had plenty of battery charge. You'd instruct them to follow Guna's lead in setting up some fortifications under the OOM in your charge, and you'd have Cognac ready on them to fire alongside the Rebels. It would just be you and your Droids delving down there for the next parts to come.

For now, Baixley offers to show you a few of their armaments and leads you into their main cache storage. These weapons could be used by you for now, but you'd have to return them later.

The Rebel cache included some common firearms, and a few high end pieces. The most numerous Blasters among the stockpile being A280s, and DH-17 rifles. They had at least two heavy blaster pistol types, such as the DL-44. A scattergun could be seen here and there, along with Mandalorian pattern Carbines requisitioned through a black market. The malfunctioning smoke-blowing flamethrowers they had would go to your troops to wield.

>What new weapon do you choose to carry for now?

I'd been waiting all day to post cause the net went down and now my IP is reset, great. Hope you guys won't mind exclusion of the colored text and stuff from this point on.

>>4969884
That's fine man, no worries! Hope it gets fixed up soon.

>>4969883
>DL-44 as side arm
>DH-17

It's no E-5 but I think it's a pretty solid kit.

>>4969883
Get a Mando Carbine.

>>4969911
Mando Carbines are cool, i like the idea

>>4969899
>DL-44 as side arm
>DH-17
Honestly I'd like to take a scattergun as well, Only under the hopes that QM will show us gibbing two Talz at once.

Ded

>>4970476
It was posted today, though. And people just weren't responding.

>>4969884
It's all good, friend.

>>4970476
Nigga he has internet issues, not ass cancer.

>>4970715
That nigga >>4970476 got cancer in the prostrate.

>>4969883
>get the scattergun

It's pretty good to have a close quarters weapon while exploring tight corridors or tunnels, blow away anyone that tries to jump on you.

>>4969911
Supporting the Mando carbine, we need something wieldy and compact that packs a punch and can penetrate something thick like wampa hide easily.

Wonder what happened to that guy who was doing that omake thing.

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You took your time carefully examining the rows of weapons the Rebel cache had in store, in search of something you'd find suitable in the current throws of this village and the problems surrounding it. And, after a while of seeing everything you could, you pick out what you deduced was most efficient for now.

[POWERFUL FIREARM REQUIRED. POWERFUL FIREARM; OBTAINED!]
[REGISTERING NEW FEELING... :searching for definition: : :definition found:]
[PSYCHED]

You grabbed yourself a weapon known to be popular among the Bounty Hunters of the galaxy, and plenty of planetary defense forces for smaller governments and star polities. A blaster carbine.

"That'd be an EE-3. Mandolorians love that one. It can shoot fast, but its got a kick, keep that in mind and only fire it with both hands on the weapon. Don't wanna get thrown back, do you?"

"I'm sure I can handle it." You say, confident in your grip. The thing was only somewhat longer than E-5 rifles after all.

"If you say so. Think you got something 'goin on outside, maybe you should go check on that."

Nodding, you reach back and fit the EE-3 onto your back via the a magnetic seal used to keep backpacks on OOM units like yourself in place, or other assorted items.

You'd oversee the setup of barricades for the day, then at night, you'd lead the Droids into the mines on the mission you had.

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{_ CRONDRE CITY, PLANETARY CAPITAL _}
[_ Governor's Palace, under construction... _]

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"The preparations for evening's event have been finished, sir."

"Splendid. I'll need my other updates as well. Any word on the Inquisitor?"

"The Inquisitorius agent's ship passed the Captain's dock. His shuttle arrived an hour ago and he's been set up into an officer's suite, sir. He's ready to receive you when you are. Oh, and there were two other matters that require your attention, my Moff."

"Go ahead General."

"Sir, the Bounty Hunter you enlisted the help of was not reported to have left the system along any known routes. His Skipray ship you ordered sabotaged is still within the compound. The priority engine our eyes were keeping tab on has vanished along with the Bounty Hunter, we are not sure where currently. My informants report that a slave you met personally has failed to show up on schedule for duties, and has likewise gone missing. Last signs of this slave's rover have been covered by snowfall and a probe was unable to pursue any further. It's reasoned there could be correlation."

"I know this slave... His charming middle name was Csiron. I was anticipating him, a pity he's gone off. Likewise, this Bounty Hunter, his name is Cognac. I subtly had someone direct him to Csiron before I'd let him leave. And I had hired him to rat out the Rebels as well. Tch..."

"My Moff, clearly these deserters, both gone on the same day as it was, are now conspiring. I have all reason to believe they've gone off and joined the Rebel cell. I want to station a unit in a nearby town on the fringe in order to hunt them, with your grace."

"Hmm... well, before I get to that, what of the Senator?"

"Senator Ghudila requests a chat. It appears she learned of today's public event, possibly through one Army Sergeant whose lips weren't tight enough. I'll have the suspected man straightened out, but you'll need to decide something concerning the Imperial Senator before she tries bringing this to the Senate for a formal complaint."

"Hm. Imperial Senators have no power over a Moff, General."

-Determine the Moff's action for narrative effects-

1st Choice.
>"Dispatch the White Mountaineers unit to find the traitors in the tundra. A few good riders should do the trick."
>"Post some Shadowtroopers in the outskirt towns. That should dissuade further desertion of slaves."

2nd Choice.
>"Inform Senator Ghudila I will NOT be talking this evening. The executions are more important."
>"I'll have a word with the Senator before the events. Tell her to come onto hold, the people can wait a little."

>>4972111
Oooooh, see when you said Mando carbine I thought you meant something like one of those blocky Death Watch guns. If I knew it was an E-33 I would have signed up sooner.

>>4972129
The first choice really bones us either way, since we'd either be banned from/stuck in town, or worse the mountaineers might find the foundry... fug it.

>"Post some Shadowtroopers in the outskirt towns. That should dissuade further desertion of slaves."
>"I'll have a word with the Senator before the events. Tell her to come onto hold, the people can wait a little."

This combo makes the most sense to me. Do we have any loose ends in town? Dugok, Naa'diss and Mim'vess are at the foundry, Cognac's with us... where's the old goat dude?

>>4972145
Also an addendum, the fact that this Imperial Senator thought putting in a complaint would do anything made me kek

>>4972129
>"Post some Shadowtroopers in the outskirt towns. That should dissuade further desertion of slaves."
>"Inform Senator Ghudila I will NOT be talking this evening. The executions are more important."

>>4972129
I don't know, posting the shadowtroopers would benefit us more, but i don't think it's as nearly as interesting as dispatching some mountaineers.

>>4972145
Support.

Level, why have you been slower lately? You used to update faster.

>>4972129
>Post some Shadowtroopers in the outskirt towns. That should dissuade further desertion of slaves."
Honestly probably the bigger concern is mass escapes not two runaways
>"Inform Senator Ghudila I will NOT be talking this evening. The executions are more important."
He wasn't planning on speaking to her before why should he care now?

>>4972129
>"Post some Shadowtroopers in the outskirt towns. That should dissuade further desertion of slaves."
>"Inform Senator Ghudila I will NOT be talking this evening. The executions are more important."

>>4972129
>"Inform Senator Ghudila I will NOT be talking this evening. The executions are more important."
need to show we are commited to justice

>>4972235
The problem is he knows there's a rebel cell somewhere on the planet. Finding that is more important than stopping people from leaving to join it, really. People don't need to leave to fight alongside the rebels when they come a knocking.

Both choices have merit. Both choices are going to give us grief one way or another.

>>4972129
Supporting >>4972145

>>4972202
The board is a slow place anon, and I've been taking weeks long breaks between threads lately to have a little more time for doing other things I like in life, although this cuts some activity from the quest in the long run. But this thread will be up for at least 30 days still so we have plenty of time with it, and like I've said before I won't abandon a quest unless you guys wanted me to.

>>4972129
>"Post some Shadowtroopers in the outskirt towns. That should dissuade further desertion of slaves."
>"Inform Senator Ghudila I will NOT be talking this evening. The executions are more important."

>>4973474
To be honest I never really cared about Godzilla quest, so I wouldn't feel bad you wanted to drop that one. Running two quests can be a drag for a QM, especially one who runs drawquests.

>>4973501
I get that, Goji quest has lost traction.

>>4973501
+1

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[Shadowtrooper raid on Foundry: Certified]
[Senator appeal denied: Possibility of Alien Stormtroopers locked, Alien support will be easier to gain in the future, Imperial Intelligence presence in Dufilvian Sector will increase over time unfortunately.]

"My Moff, with all respect, while the loud mouths of the Imperial Senate indeed sway no change in their favor concerning galactic affairs, their exploits and tirades more than often spread among each other as gossip talk, and these tirades may at times find way to the other Moffs who preside over these petulant Senators."

"So you would speculate me a target for ambition in the future?"

"It shouldn't be mere speculation. Already, you know the Captain has always been quite envious of your position, high in his space station over Filve. You know he does not share your more accepting view on... the non-human inhabitants of the Empire. Other Moffs out there similarly, do not like other species. If someone wanted to try and claim the title of Dufilvian Sector Moff, they'd need to oust you and need a good reason for why they should replace you. Perhaps some other neighboring Sector's Moff would think you're being simply against wider Imperial value, and suggest your discharge and merge of this sector with theirs to the Emperor's Advisors."

"I wouldn't worry, General. I've always been lenient to a reasonable point. Even now after we indeed learned the Captain sent that assassin from last year I killed after me, I allowed his stay, only for his competency and willingness to uphold Imperial Military primacy, which is the support beam of the Law. Many peoples live in this Galaxy and the Empire rules. This is not just a Coruscanti Empire, this is everyone's Empire. Duros' Empire. Twi'leks' Empire. Rodians' Empire. Nautolans' Empire... The sooner the rest of the nation accepts this, the better."

"Some would argue the fact that non-Coruscanti aren't allowed in the military is the sign of a certified xenophobic domain."

"Is the demographic of the Imperial Military not due to humans being notably competent and capable? Non-humans should be glad, they are granted the privilege to live peaceful lives all their life, and are never called upon to fight and die for the Empire, only asked to support it in other ways. They did not make such complaints of the Republic going on the same, exact path as the Empire does now with the Clones of old. Do you ever find that odd, General? Nevertheless, one day I am sure we will change that somehow, and the alien will be allowed to stand with human in one, unified Imperial force to protect the Galaxy..."

"Hnmm.... Your confidence is indeed fumigating, my Moff."

"Hm hm hm, I know~. Now, as for the former ordeal. I want you to dispatch some of my Elite Shadowtroopers to occupy a few towns for your movements."

"It will be done as soon as possible, my Moff, after I have hushed our Senator.... Oh, your madam awaits. I will leave you to this, governor sir."

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"Dunsal..."

"My Moffet, you are so beautifully dressed this evening."

"Hm, you know that isn't an official title, honey."

"Must that mean I am not allowed to treat my precious Suza? I know she loves to hear the honeyed words of her honey."

"You're a charmer, Dunsal...."

"..."

"...My little Moffet, why do you frown so? Yours is a face that should always smile brightly..."

"Honey... it is just that.... today's event you called for. I.... I just am not particular to seeing..... you know how I've always felt of deaths...."

"Moffet.... you know it was a desire of mine for a long time that you'd one day glimpse my work in its full. All that I have ever done in my career, was for you, my snow lily... I know, and always will know, your insights upon death. But, Suza, in order for the system to work..."

"...Certain people must die. Yes, I do understand, honey..."

"I pledge to you, and only because of you and our sordid past, that I will make a galaxy free of evil and undeserved deaths. We are here now, because you were my drive in life, my beautiful Suza. Yet, for all the time we have been Moff and Moffet, you retreated from my work. We are not attuned like that, though our love is unbreakable."

"....Must you really wish this, that I should see...? Is my approval alone not enough while turning my eyes away, my love...?"

>"You should not fear to have to avert your gaze, Moffet. I am bringing safety, dear. I wish you see what it is I do for yourself, with your own eyes. For when you should, you will the see the means by which streets have been protected. It will help you grow stronger, love."
>"Though I wish you'd see for yourself what keeps the integrity of these worlds together, I will not feel bad if you must really miss out, Moffet. You know in the end, my care for you is too great to ignore. If you wish to avert your eyes again... then do so."

>>4973501
>>4973526
I suppose I'll need a bit more opinions before I decide for sure. I guess I'll hold a poll near the end of the thread so the people can really speak in everyone's favorite procedure, democracy. Then I'll find out if I really should drop it.

>>4974580
I like Godzilla more

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>>4974582
Yeah, someone still might hence why I need more than two people's opinions. I'll only drop it if you guys who normally follow me give me leeway.

>>4974592
My only complaint is the last thread was too many humies. But you're qm not me. I live for your gzilla quest drawings

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>>4974599
There... there was only one human last thread anon. I give them somewhat less screentime than they get in Heisei films, and Monsters way more screentime they they've gotten in any of the series. Unless you're counting the seijin characters like Zagres as 'human characters' as well.

>>4974604
Sorry, I kinda feel asleep with the commando guy. I want to get rdy to face destroy ah or space godzilla.

>>4974609
Yeah, I might have tried a bit too hard to make small Godzilla feasible, since I know that's always been a fun fan idea, and the Dada happened to be aliens specializing in shrinking.

Spacegodzilla is definitely up next after the prison break if it's agreed I should continue it. Destroyah would be more endgame though as is tradition, the penultimate foe before the finale.

>>4974576
>>"Though I wish you'd see for yourself what keeps the integrity of these worlds together, I will not feel bad if you must really miss out, Moffet. You know in the end, my care for you is too great to ignore. If you wish to avert your eyes again... then do so."
I don't feel like Dunsal would be the kind to force his wife to watch executions if she really didn't want to. He may act like a nutter but I don't think he truly is and it's all just his outlook on society.
Also judging by her darker her face looks, would I be right to assume he's landed himself a brown chick? Cause he got if she is.

>>4974576
>>"You should not fear to have to avert your gaze, Moffet. I am bringing safety, dear. I wish you see what it is I do for yourself, with your own eyes. For when you should, you will the see the means by which streets have been protected. It will help you grow stronger, love."

>>4974576
>>"Though I wish you'd see for yourself what keeps the integrity of these worlds together, I will not feel bad if you must really miss out, Moffet. You know in the end, my care for you is too great to ignore. If you wish to avert your eyes again... then do so."

This is business as needed. No sense hardening hearts other hearts. What's the point of taking all the burden if there's unnecessary suffering?

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>>4974574
>Shadowtrooper raid on the foundry certified
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>4974574
>CHOCO WAIFU
>PIC RELATED
Nigga we had coomers over fucking Mim'vee and she's like, 10, the fuck are you doing introducing a breedable chocolate waifu?

Oh yeah and I guess the Shadowtrooper thing is bad too but still.

>"You should not fear to have to avert your gaze, Moffet. I am bringing safety, dear. I wish you see what it is I do for yourself, with your own eyes. For when you should, you will the see the means by which streets have been protected. It will help you grow stronger, love."

As for whether or not you should switch it up with Godzilla quest, I went and read back up where ya left off, and I feel you left it in a good place, while Droid Quest is really revving up for something *big*, a real make or break type situation. Much as I wanna see Zilla break out of the kaiju big house and get back at Zangres, Stud Bucket's adventures hold the edge for me.

>"You should not fear to have to avert your gaze, Moffet. I am bringing safety, dear. I wish you see what it is I do for yourself, with your own eyes. For when you should, you will the see the means by which streets have been protected. It will help you grow stronger, love."

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>>4974576
>>"Though I wish you'd see for yourself what keeps the integrity of these worlds together, I will not feel bad if you must really miss out, Moffet. You know in the end, my care for you is too great to ignore. If you wish to avert your eyes again... then do so."
Dunsal is a pretty damn lucky man. But i see no reason why she has to watch anything. She understands what we do is 'necessary'.

Honestly, this part here is making me like dunsal a bit more. He's definitely a competent guy. At least, more so than the majority of the retarded moffs on the empire, he's a cool guy with a caramel wife.

>>4974750
Calm down, she isn't even single and already taken with Dunsal, everything will be alright. Besides I prefer Naa'diss and Ceedee anyway.

>>4974816
Right, like matrimony has ever stopped the coomers.

>>4974819
If they sully the matrimony of Dunsal and his ebony waifu they will get executed. I will kill them.

>>4974822
Fair and correct position, though the way things are going i wouldn't be surprised if dunsal met the wrong end of a lightsaber.

More specifically, the inquisitors. Don't trust those people.

>>4974822
+1

>>4974604
Fucking level making me like the antagonist, like damn. You're good.

>>4974576
>"Though I wish you'd see for yourself what keeps the integrity of these worlds together, I will not feel bad if you must really miss out, Moffet. You know in the end, my care for you is too great to ignore. If you wish to avert your eyes again... then do so."

>>4963710
Ayyyy, he's back! Great to see this quest again!

>>4974576
>"Though I wish you'd see for yourself what keeps the integrity of these worlds together, I will not feel bad if you must really miss out, Moffet. You know in the end, my care for you is too great to ignore. If you wish to avert your eyes again... then do so."

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"Oh, Dunsal...."

"I promise, Moffet, I'll be quick with the event. Go on, to the study, I'll see you there."

"Yes, of course, honey..... Thank you."

"Anything my dear, anything for you."

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"...."

'All heed, all heed! The sectorial governor has arrived. At his request, we now read the last rites and condemnation to these prisoners. Janus Valynus, Mock Guie-da, Afhnmtrz Senior. All stand accused of dissent and insurgency, arrested on part of plotting the chemical bombing of the Crondre City utility intra-rail zero five, the same rail used for the transportation of mandatory labor selective, an attack that, if carried out unsuccessfully, would have led to the deaths of not only a magnitude of government personnel, but potentially dozens of fellow mandatory labor selectives. The prisoners likewise admit themselves to being part of a dissenting unit.'

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'At the order of citizen's court jurisdiction, the aforementioned Rebel prisoners are set to be executed by plasma to-'

"YOU TYRANT!"

"You oppressor! I see you up there in the balcony! You won't get away with this! 'Mandatory labor selective'?! We're all slaves! You're trying to enslave us all! How dare you take our rights away?!"

"You shot an innocent civilian dead in the streets in Sprawl! It should be YOU standing trial! You're a murderer! MURDERER!"

"You're going to pay for this! Your insane laws won't stand! You gonna shoot us for not brushing our teeth next?! We won't live under a regime with cameras and Stormtroopers everywhere! Imperials get out! Imperials get out! Imperials get out!"

'Moff, we're ready to carry it out any moment, at your word.'

>Silence the Rebels already, the people need to see and fear the consequences for themselves.
>Say something to the mongrels. The people need to be in touch with your words and passions.

>>4977008
>Say something to the mongrels. The people need to be in touch with your words and passions.
If we just silence them, it'll give them a martyr. Use our charisma to show why we're superior than the rabble.

>>4977008
>Say something to the mongrels. The people need to be in touch with your words and passions.

>>4977008

seconding: >>4977042

Also, Droid quest is back. My day is brightened, despite the somewhat muggy and uncomfortably warm temperatures!

>>4977008
>>Say something to the mongrels. The people need to be in touch with your words and passions.
"You call yourself a slave, yet here you were with enough freedom to plot and nearly carry out a terror bombing on civilian infrastructure thanks to my government."

>>4977008
Welp, incoming novel. Hope this works.
>Say something to the mongrels. The people need to be in touch with your words and passions.
>Address and counter the claims of each of the rebels in turn.
"You, are you compensated for your service in the Mandatory Labor Selective? Are you paid in good Imperial credits for your work? Then that is not slavery, that is a job, one that is sadly necessary due to the dire strait of the infrastructure and living conditions of this world. But one which will become obsolete as the quality of living improves and more jobs become available."
"As for you, you speak of an 'innocent civilian' who had just minutes prior incited a cantina brawl to sate their own drunken fixation on violence, who had been given ample warning to change their behavior before it would no longer be tolerated. How long until those outside the cantinas would be brutalized by them had they continued, how long until they had killed someone in a drunken rampage? My actions, however extreme to you, were justified in the name of protecting the many."
"And lasty... You... How are these laws... Insane as you say? Is it not right to maintain standards? Is it not right for beings to aspire higher for their quality of living than basic subsistence? When we arrived this planet was nothing but a backwater, a frigid resource world with little to offer the Trade Federation, such that they ignored anything more than your basic needs. Now, under the righteous and purposeful rule of the Empire, it flourishes more and more with each passing day. And you wish for us to leave, and take this prosperity with us, to leave your homes and livelihoods to tender mercies of the pirate bands that plague the Mid-Rim?"
"I stand here, staring at three terrorists who deny these basic facts and who would willingly kill hundreds to sate their fanatical political agenda. Terrorists who are willing to upend everything on this world just for some semblance of 'freedom' they never had, would the Separatists have been as lenient? No, they would have done far worse than executing three terrorists over a failed plot. Their crimes throughout the Clone Wars and the crisis that lasted nearly a decade before, of entire worlds, entire species, devastated simply because they refused to bend the knee to Dooku and his ilk, are clear evidence of such."

also fun fact i kind of want revenge on palp for what he did both destroying both factions and killing our creators

>>4977643
Well, we can't get it. Vader would cleave through us like actual butter.

>>4977008
>>Silence the Rebels already, the people need to see and fear the consequences for themselves.

>>4977648
Vader would snap Stud in half as an afterthought and slice through the Magnaguards like actual butter.

>>4977824
Actually, we got the commando body upgrade, so we're better than a B1

>>4977906
I don't think any amount of upgrades will save from an angry Vader.

>>4977906
Means nothing to even a padawan

>>4977906
Unfortunately, that won't mean a lot against a Sith or even a lowly Dark Force Sensitive.

Though Stud Bucket has a startling amount of intelligence, reasoning, and initiative for a common battle droid, enough to strain his old CPU, he doesn't rank very high on the power scale at the moment.

>>4978026
would be genuinely interesting if it turned out we are a shard of a shard that got into a droid and combined with its memory banks.

imagine being a force sensitive droid

>>4978029
Personally I'd rather not give Stud Bucket any exceptional powers like that that fill the role of force user, because what else would we have Naa'diss and her Jedi powers for then? Besides filling the role of being the sexiest character of this quest I mean which is besides the point.

>>4978081
>Besides filling the role of being the sexiest character of this quest
Wait that's why you're keeping her around? Dude Stud Bucket already fills that position. Come on.

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>>4978113
Look pal his studliness might be remarkable but he still looks like a plain old battle droid in the end. Nothing beats alien Jedi cake.

>>4978081
I think droid force powers would be kind of neat.

>>4978141
Oh mah looooooooord

>>4978081
He doesn't have to be a jedi.

I was just referring to how easily he breaks protocols and how there are thoughts that out-perform the capabilities of his circuits. His ability to think technically outdoes the all the other droids. It's just that the chips can't deal with it.

>>4978141
>Nothing beats alien Jedi cake.
Except Stud. And by a galactic mile to boot. I shall not yield.

>>4978029
>force sensitive droid
That sounds stupid, i don't want us to be some kind of snowflake. The Force already does everything, that doesn't mean we need to be a sensitive.

>>4978029
>>4978281
While there are precedents for force sensitive droids
https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/R5-D4/Legends
https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Iron_Knight
I agree that The Studliest of Buckets doesn't need and force bullshit to be awesome

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>>4978081
>>4978113
>>4978141
>>4978188

>>4978319
It's cool, Luke said it's ok under reasonable quantities.

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>>4978326
After marriage*

obviously

>>4978319
Nooooooooo now I can never be horny again or I'll turn into an edgelord.....

>>4978326
Luke is a heretic, literally the Martin Luther of the Jedi order and this is years before his order. Face it, we can never be horny again or else we'll be Siths...

>>4978332
Wrong, Luke only founded his new jedi order after the one fell. He can't be a heretic if he's the only jedi left.

Only after marriage.

>>4978282
Wonder how QT is holding up...

>>4978338
There were plenty of old order Jedi besides Yoda and Obi Wan that literally survived long enough to join his order, some of whom didn't agree with his teachings. Martin Lukethor is a heretic who deviated the old ways and you cannot convince me otherwise.

No Naa'diss lewd, no Naa'diss marriage, no horny or perversion ever again. Bad, BAD, BANNED! Horny is dark side evil, Naa'diss says so. I don't wanna be a Sith.

>>4978376
Executed by rebels for looking horny probably. Sith got what she deserved.

>>4978396
> Martin Lukethor is a heretic who deviated the old ways and you cannot convince me otherwise.
You mean the jedi who spent decades moping around hiding? They don't know nothin' about the old jedi, who actually knew what they were doing. Only the corrupt later Jedi. If anything the Ruusan Reformation was a bigger heresy.
>no Naa'diss marriage,
Not for (you), obviously just me.
> Horny is dark side evil, Naa'diss says so.
She's not a full jedi yet, so she has much to learn. Horny is evil, but if after marriage, it is good.

>>4978420
>>4978396
organics is for pets

>>4978420
Blah blah blah blah can't hear you lalala you will never marry a Nelvaanian lalala I'm right you're wrong Sith Lord, lalalala nice try Exar Coom.

>>4978436
stfu kreia nobody cares about your hate of love

>>4978467
Also, it's not just a 'nelvaanian' it's na'diss

Personality is good.

>>4978469
Naa'diss*

Clicked post too early.

>>4978467
>coom =/= love
Stop trying to spread your lies, Nut-hilus, your cooming ends now.

And more importantly, stop fucking being charitable to the homeless.

>>4978475
>coom /=/ love
I do not coom, i am vanilla man. I like only romance. It is because of fools like you that anakin fell. If he didn't need to hide his whole thing with Leia, it wouldan't been an issue.

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>>4978376

>>4978282
Holy hell

>>4978319
HOLY SHIT. Damn anon I was just getting over the Coomer vibes from last thread why you gotta do this to me?

>>4978568
Oh fuck I didnt even know it was possible. It's amazing what horniness can accomplish.

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Now this is shitposting.

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>>4978615
It is not shitposting, i will marry naa'diss and nobody can stop me

>>4978396
Hornyposting redeemed Revan, get over it Mace.

>>4978624
Nadi is real, you aren't, therefore cannot marry. Checkmate anontheists.

>Captcha: 44G0Y
Careful, the Jews are seething.

>>4978631
The only one seething is you, because i'm the one that's going to marry her. Checkpoint, fool.

>>4978638
Why would I be upset that you want to marry an inferior specimen? Seems kind of completely wrong and retarded to me. You can have her, but you can't, because you're just a figment of our imagination.

>>4978641
Sour Grapes, buddy.

>>4978643
I'm too stupid to understand what that means. Or it's something from a really lame place full of lame sayings. Either way I'll just fall back on the good ol' default response. Fuck you, asshole. :)

>>4978646
No wedding cake for you, then

>>4978281
>>4978285

Can he at least be a shard fragment?

It would explain his ability to be more than a droid can handle.

>>4978722
>shard fragment
That's dumb, though. Being a piece of the force itself? I don't like it.

>>4978728
shards AREN'T a piece of the force.

They're literally silicon based lifeforms that exist as essentially large crystals.
Many are force sensitive, but they're just another star wars race. Technically they create new shards by growing them off themselves.

They can interface with any electronics relatively easily when given an ports they can be in contact with.

>>4978728
https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Shard

>>4978733
That makes absolutely no sense, though, why and how would a shard
1. Find it's way off Orax without being an Iron Knight
2. Come to this planet
3. Happen upon a droid battlefield
4. For some reason lodge itself on a random B1
5. Wait on said B1 until merxelle's activation code
6. Keep that B1s memories instead of assuming direct control

Seems like it'd be impossible, wouldn't it? Stud Bucket being a droid who somehow got a free-willed conscience through sheer error and F A T E sounds more reasonable to me.

>>4978743
a consciousness beyond the capability of the droid seems impossible in universe.

A fragment that budded of a shard may have gotten in via someone else putting it in. Said shard would essentially be able take the memories of the droid via the interfacing plus the spark from the droid coming back to life with the initial "wakeup call".

It would explain B1's ability to think and act way beyond the capability of its processors/body

>>4978749
But...why though?

Why with a random B1? And why would he not have his own personality? Budding off shards is how they reproduce.

It seems overly complicated and pointless.

>>4978752
Dunno... but B1s having comprehension, emotions, and skills beyond "roger roger" is even rarer than that. Especially upon an awakening.

For all we know, a wandering rogue of some sort took a shard bud to a known major combat field and put it in a droid for some reason. Give a bud a body as a promise to a shard.

>>4978754
Yeah, but a random B1?

I'd say that it being a product of luck...or, more precisely, whatever is it that substitutes luck in this universe.

>>4978754
Oooor, instead of this schizoposting Stud Bucket is simply self-aware, as most droids of at least decent intelligence are wont to become with time. Notably, several B1s throughout supplementary material have achieved this feat.

>>4978792
does not help that b1 droid brains are amazingly cheap and shitty

>>4978792
maybe, but I was under the impression that B1s relied on a remote processor to operate.

No wolf Jedi marriage. I will kill everyone who tries.

>>4978870
If you strike me down, I shall become more powerful than you can possibly imagine

And then i'll marry the jedi

Rolled 15 (1d100)

>>4978878
Perish.

>>4978883
you cannot stop eet

>>4978866
Early units yes, by the time of the Clone wars they generally featured built-in droid brains, albeit most were low quality cheap-ass ones. Most B1s never received memory wipes either due to the specialty programming they often gained in spite of the eccentric behavior caused by data overloads because the Trade Federation refused to either completely reprogram entire divisions worth of specialist units after giving them memory wipes or to pay more to give them higher performance droid brains.

>>4978743
*Clears throat*
"Will of The Force."
Any more questions?

>>4978749
>a consciousness beyond the capability of the droid seems impossible in universe.

>[laughs in that kind of shit happening all the time]

So uh, how are we going to beat an Inquisitor?

>>4979056
Pft, inquisitors are the fodder of the evil force world. Just apply gun. If it doesn't work, apply bigger gun. Alternatively, lots of explosives. Over and over and over.

Probably gonna need Nadi for it, honestly. Backed up with those magnaguards for a distraction.

>>4979079
What if we threw a rock at him?

>>4979079
>>4979056
>>4979082
Slugs shooters, the nonlethal wave blaster things, explosives, seizure inducing flashing lights in there face, sonic weapons, poisons. HK-47 goes on a tangent to kill jedi and indirectly force users in general.

>>4979082
Would it be an unusually rectangular and uniform rock? Red in color? Perhaps used in construction?

Or just a big stonkin' mass-o-stone rolling from on high?

>>4979115
I'm not so sure we can rely on them being epileptic there chief. Love the wwg02energy though.

>>4979115
Pretty much. Slug throwers, explosives, gas, flamethrowers...

Of course, what you're all forgetting is that we also have a Jedi on our side. Well, two Jedi.

You know what, I don't care after all, I'm going Sith and embracing the horny.

>>4978319
You hear that?! I'M SITH AND THERE'S NOTHING YOU CAN DO. PENIS WILL BE INSERTED INTO THE NELVAANIAN JEDI, BEFORE OR AFTER MARRIAGE DOESN'T REGAEDLESS, AND NOBODY CAN STOP IT NOT EVEN YOU.

>>4979265
No. Too late, i already said i was going to marry her before. Get your own waifu.

>>4979279
I said she was sexiest first, she is mine. You can have Mimve though.

>>4979283
You are a fool, and an amateur. You don't deserve her.

>>4979284
Also, i was here since the first post of the quest, so dat is impossible. So no, you will not get her, degenerate

>>4979199
Jedi who are unavailable to help us with the pirates at this moment I think. I would prefer if these rebels could "compensate us" but letting us take the slugs thrower.

>>4978568
>>4978282
>>4978319
Time to fap

>>4977008
So what happened to Jar Jar? Wasn't he the boss of Darth Sidious?

>>4979761
There’s some rumors that Jar Jar was planned to be some kind of Sith agent in the prequel movies, but I think that idea for scrapped. Everyone acts like it would have been a master twist, but I think that would’ve been a subversion worthy of the latest trilogy. Which is to say, not very good at all and would likely make people angry.

>>4979841
Considering his canonical characterization also made people exceptionally angry, I don't think it would matter if it would piss people off.

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"Are you not compensated for your work in Mandatory Labor Selective programs? Were you not to be paid fairly in Imperial Credits for your work? That is not slavery, that is basic employment. Employment that is totally necessary in part to the rugged condition of infrastructure on this world, a colony, much less. This city should have been as big as the Empire has made it decades ago."

"None of us asked for this job, none of us were asked to do this job! We were just told we were going to do it! You can't just force us to work for something we don't want to! That IS slavery!" One of the Rebels argued back.

"What? You would rather we do ask you, to which you'll just decline on principle? To resist authority and be rebellious for no express purpose than to show your chin arrogantly? And for what reason? Because the government is not to your liking? Because this is not the Republic, the Confederacy or otherwise where you could get away with almost anything? Because this is the Empire, where there are final chances that, if violated, result in just and lawful punishment? Our tolerance has fallen for ignorance, we have wised up. You are asked to do a simple job, you'll be compensated for, one that you'll be released of when the job is finished. You people act as if you'll be chained in a dungeon for one hundred years when an Imperial asks something of you, you ungrateful louses!"

"We aren't given fair breaks!"

"Oh yes you are! And on top of that, premium food, beverage and unlimited access to the Holonet. You get three hours off of work every day, and seven hours of sleep. Sleep within air moderated quarters, with quality furnishings You have nothing to complain about."

"Your men punished us for slight mistakes!"

"Strange, I only recall punishments befalling those who purposely act out of line. Workers like you in specific. Does this really happen to the rest? No, they follow the rules. If there were any men of mine issuing punishments for no good reason, they would be dealt with the same as you are. Is the Empire not fair to all?"

"That doesn't make it right you murderer! Why are there Stormtroopers in our home villages?! Why do you think you can go around shooting whoever you like?!"

"Such as the bar vagrant, Twagi from Sprawl? Who started a bar fight? Is that an 'innocent civilian' in your eyes? Intoxicated rabble, told to have limits, who willfully ignore better suggestions and warnings of probation from the Law. Had he been allowed to go on this way, how long until he murdered someone or tried to maul a real innocent? There are records, you know. He had rape counts and charges on his pre-Imperial criminal record, and drug abuse on his Imperial record. This is who YOU defend, you reprobate! Next you'll tell me Hutts are merely blameless, upstanding entrepreneurs."

"You can't just kill someone because you think they'll do something bad!"

"And you cannot just kill fellow civilians because you've convinced yourself the Empire is 'bad'."

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"What about me...?"

"Hm?"

"What about me, guv'nor? Why am I here? I've only failed to pay the tax on my farm..."

"...I recognize you, you run the farm near Unndale. Let me ask you this, by how long?"

"Six days. I couldn't get enough money in time, I'm the only worker, taking care of my parents. They're too old to work. My farm isn't the biggest, I can't make a lot of money compared to the others. The customs office had me locked up right away. I didn't even get sent to jail, I'm on the death block...! Why... why am I here...?! Please, tell me why I deserve this...?!"

'He's suspected of delivering food to possible Rebels. Shipments meant for Unndale have disappeared from his run orders in the past, and continue to do so.'

"N-No! I'm not a sympathizer! I'm not giving my produce to rebels! I swear! I don't know why it's going missing!"

>What does the Moff say?

Rolled 52 (1d100)

>>4979265
You wanna bet?

>>4980260
Then you either gave it away willingly or failed to involve the proper imperial authorities when it was being "stolen" which amounts to the same thing

>>4980260
If it's going missing and he doesn't know why, then why didn't he report it to the authorities? Surely if he doesn't know then he should have no problem with an investigation, right?

I mean, if he's having problem with getting money, having his produce back should be important, right?

>>4980260
>remember the advice that one mercenary gave you after the mad brawler got shot

"I must ask you this, if your produce kept going missing, then why haven't you reported this? The law is everything, but those who enforce it upon our populace must do so with extreme prejudice. Guilty or not, clear evidence is what justifies the law, thus we shall get to the bottom of this."

>tell the officer to cancel the execution and return him to solitary confinement for further investigation upon his claims
>if no new information is discovered, release him back to his farm, but secretly observe his actions with a squad of troopers/undercover agents
>if he is guilty, the Rebels will try to take him out of there, making the farmer into bait for a greater result, or the rebels get caught in the act
>if he is innocent, nothing will happen, but still keep a close eye on him
>wonder if that one Merc is looking for work, he'd be an excellent asset for this

>>4980300
Supporting

>>4980260
Rebels have been known to rob farmers before in lore so I wouldn't have any doubt he's innocent. I say release him in public view just to appease the crowd but also have him monitored in secret to double check he isn't lying.

Rolled 50 (1d100)

>>4980261
Also fuck you I won't be stopped