Character Creation

I'd also like you all to put your character sheets in the library once we're done for ease of reference for the other players.

So her Obligation is Responsibility: trying to get your character's names cleared. I went ahead and took the extra obligation for the bonus 1000 creds. Not sure if this means I need to 5 point Obligations or one 10 point. The stories for the gunslinger and doctor are closely related, hard to clear the doc without clearing the gunslinger, so I will confer with or GM on that detail.

Also, the most fun that I have is when the PCs are just talking to one another, so I think we should get that just about every session :) Could classify that as character development.

If I had to pick something else, I'd say I really enjoy meeting interesting NPCs, too. Oh, and smuggling runs!

I think a fun idea would be one of you had a price on your head, be it MoMo with having murdered a man (or at least framed for it), Tsavo with having left his position or utterly pissed someone important off, and when i came to collect you was offered a position in the crew. My character being all about "the big score" would then have been persuaded that joining will get me more money in the long run. It would make for a tense member as who knows when he could just "cash out" and try to turn that member in. Ultimately growing attached to the group as the story progresses.

Adaasha Rebrill (Ada for short is fine), found herself on Kerest V, a temperate planet with a pleasant enough atmosphere, and recently the new owner of a YT-2000 light freighter named The Horizon Chaser. She was however in need of a co-pilot, preferably one with a more robust background in star ship repair than herself.

Pickings on the rim worlds are usually slim, but Kerest was desolate. She had found one or two potential candidates and was mulling over her options when she got a call from an old contact. Major Deoki Willute was an imperial outpost commander who made use of some...less than regulation services when he had personal business to take care of. Major Willute was looking for recommendations for good gun hands, and he was willing to pay a finders fee. Adaasha was familiar with a few people and gave them a call, told them what the major was looking for and willing to pay. Jack Fenn was one of the people she called. When he showed up a few days later, with a doctor in tow, explaining that Wilute was dead, Ada was quite surprised. Next he explained how the Imperials and a mob family all thought he was responsible for killing Willute, which he had in fact not done, Ada was shocked. When Jack pulled a blaster on her and forced her to take off, you could have knocked Ada over with a feather.

Seeing that she was caught by completely unarmed, Ada was left with little choice. She left the Kerset system as quickly as she could. While they traveled, Ada felt more and more that she was partly responsible for getting Jack, and [Medic] in trouble. She hired Jack and [Medic] on as her co-pilots, even though they lacked the qualifications she was looking for.

At their first stop, Adaasha and her crew caught wind of some work being offered by some Rodian government officials or something. The work was simple and the pay was fair, so they took the job. One of the contractual stipulations was that a Rodian named [Infiltrator] had to accompany the Chaser to make sure certain aspects were handled properly. Not a big deal since the ship had the room. When it was over [Infiltrator] asked if he might stay on board. He said he preferred the Chaser's crew to the life he might return to. Ada figured having an extra pair of hands would prove useful and agreed.

The Horizon Chaser tooled around the Outer Rim for a few months, doing their best to keep Jack and [medic] off anyone's radar, but eventually, they ran into trouble. While making a delivery of some black market goods, a Gank bounty hunter named [Bounty Hunter] found them. After some tense negotiations Ada and Jack managed to convince [Bounty Hunter] that Jack and [Medic]'s bounty was small potatoes and that signing on to the Chaser as an enforcer was a much more lucrative possibility.

However, they found themselves facing further complications when they were ready to leave. It seemed [Bounty Hunter] had reported their location before he switched sides. The Imperials had placed a grounded order on the Chaser. Enter Savi, a human politician of small, but significant clout. In exchange for passage off planet, to wherever the Horizon Chaser went next, Savi would pull the necessary strings to get them back into space.