Recruiting Missions
Recruiting Missions
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Find missions with Open or Limited participation and explore how your character could become involved. A recruiting mission may be Planned, Active, or Paused; check its record for the circumstances and availability that apply.
Read each listing for a starting point, then open the mission record for its objective, participation conditions, and information boundaries. Missions explains the full status and participation framework.
Current Opportunities
Current Opportunities
- Status — Active.
- Participation — Limited.
- Mission Type — Special-writ investigation.
- Primary Setting — Dromund Kaas.
A sealed Imperial inquiry examines conflicting records held by Imperial institutions, House Vashara, and Czerka. Investigators must distinguish incomplete or damaged evidence and administrative failures from misconduct. Apparent connections remain subject to examination.
Possible entry points include:
- Contribute archival, procurement, freight, intelligence, or investigative expertise.
- Provide independently preserved testimony or documentation.
- Negotiate access to evidence under your character’s care.
- Help protect a witness, collection, or authorized transfer.
Participation depends on the particular lead, responsibilities, access arrangements, and timing. A character may contribute to one part of the inquiry without becoming an investigator or gaining access to the wider case.
Grey Ledger provides the broader context for comparisons between separate investigations. Meridian Recovery follows the recovery work associated with some of the disputed evidence.
- Status — Active.
- Participation — Limited.
- Mission Type — Technical assessment and evidence preservation.
- Primary Settings — Czerka recovery vessels, diagnostic facilities, and authorized recovery sites.
Czerka is examining RX-4’s disputed recovery recommendations to determine where learned experience improves its judgment and where assumptions or technical drift may undermine reliability. The review must also establish what evidence and accumulated experience could be lost through intervention. A destructive reset remains undecided.
RX-4 continues taking assignments while the assessment proceeds. Possible entry points include:
- Assess a disputed casualty finding, damaged component, or technical conclusion.
- Supply an independent recovery report or relevant testimony.
- Contribute to an authorized field operation that tests an earlier assessment.
- Examine preservation methods or negotiate access to relevant telemetry.
Involvement requires a credible connection and appropriate coordination. Operational duties or permission to examine particular material do not provide unrestricted access to the review.
Meridian Recovery explains the surrounding recovery operations. Grey Ledger connects the review’s preservation concerns with wider questions about the reliability of surviving evidence.
Joining a Recruiting Mission
Joining a Recruiting Mission
Open — Additional characters are welcome through suitable connections.
Limited — An opening depends on circumstances such as access, timing, relationships, responsibilities, or available space.
Start with the mission record and identify what gives your character a reason to act. Expertise, testimony, an obligation, a professional disagreement, or a personal connection may support involvement. Characters can pursue different interests without joining the same organization or central team.
For Limited participation, coordinate the proposed connection with the relevant players before treating involvement as established. If a mission is Paused, confirm whether an opening is currently practical and how it fits the situation where play stopped.
These listings inform players. They do not give characters knowledge of sealed assignments, restricted diagnostics, private relationships, or protected evidence. Establish how the character encounters the relevant information and what access that circumstance actually provides.
See Roleplay Guidelines for coordination, character agency, information boundaries, and shared consequences.
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