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Exploration is a central reason for me in travelling into the Strange. Space recursions offer a lot more than others in terms of places to see and cultures to discover. Stuffed with the landing sites of countless worlds, going to one recursion set in space opens up hundreds of new opportunities. The fact that some within those realms are specially trained and acclimated to discovery makes these destinations all the more interesting. Medieval settings can be more about survival or killing than anything else. Space lends itself to discovery as an end goal, providing technologies and expertise for doing so. What more could I ask for as a student of the Strange?
Your scans indicate a useful resource nearby.
Your scans are particularly accurate, providing an asset on all navigation and science tasks for the next hoursurroundings. Additionally, you possess a knowledge skill relating to a scientific field of your choice.
You are trained in planetary navigation tasks, as well as using devices to scan for life and scientific properties in your surroundings. Additionally, you possess a knowledge skill relating to a scientific field of your choice.
You discover any hidden aspects to a culture or location you're exploring, such as a strange energy field or evidence of psychic manipulation. You don't necessarily understand everything that's going on, but you know something's not normal here.
When encountering a culture that has never encountered yours before you enjoy two assets on social interaction rolls for the first hour of interaction.
You are specialized in your Explorer skills.
Over a significant period of time you piece together a radio or other device capable of signaling your ship. The more technology available to you the less time this ability takes.
You scan an entire planet for something or someone you’re looking for, discovering your target’s exact location and all of the conditions around them.
With enough exposure to a culture, by living in it for a week or more, you come to understand it a bit. This knowledge provides you with an asset on all social rolls when dealing with members of that culture.
GM Intrusion: Something is interfering with your scans, making them utterly inaccurate.