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OK, AND... make Cix the chief of sec on the P, make Mark the XO, and billet Corrin and the black ops kill-teams noble protectors... where?

Did I get that all correct?

Thats right. If of course, you'll have D'Tyra

Reliant121 wrote:Thats right. If of course, you'll have D'Tyra

I'll give you a room with a view.

Ho-kay, I shuffled Reliant's characters. I'll add Cix to the big-P as soon as his bio's up.

I don't think i'll join in, but if somebody wants a guy with asperger syndrome displaced several lightyears and about 400 years as a spare character, be my guest.

I was going to keep him as an NPC if you aren't playing, Shran. If, however, someone wants to, be my guest.

Well, with ops filled, I think I'll take Chief Engineer on the Paladin. Two characters are required yes?

yes so for the Paladin:

Mark is now the XO

Cix is taking his former slot as Chief of Security and Chief Tactical Officer

The Paladin will also be playing host to two Marine Spec Ops teams and Corrin will be on one of them.

Lt. Staplic wrote:yes so for the Paladin:

Mark is now the XO

Cix is taking his former slot as Chief of Security and Chief Tactical Officer

The Paladin will also be playing host to two Marine Spec Ops teams and Corrin will be on one of them.

So it is written, so it shall be done.

At least for Corrin. I'll add Cix' post when his bio is up.

OK, guys, I could use your opinions. I'm thinking of two different ways to go with Grr'lek: either as a liaison between the marines/spec-ops troops and the SF officer staff (especially considering that the Daystrom has auxiliary vessels that would be useful to them) or in ops or command on the Ravage.

Thoughts?

Grr'lek could do either, he's had a liason post on the Rommie ship and did fine. but I don't know how well he'd get on with marines.

He doesn't have to like people to work with them.

I'd go with a bridge officer on the Paladin. That way your spread between two ships. We can even make him our "Stratigic Operations Officer"

Actually, "strategic operations officer" sounds like a pretty good title for that go-between position. @ Reliant - if he doesn't get on well with the marines, so much the better for drama.

He's a pretty easy-going dude, though he may have learned to become a master at passive-aggressiveness from his time on a Rommie ship.

that might well be something that marines would respect. that said a strategic operations officer, managing fleet deployments etc. would be ideal IMO.