Building Construction

[accidentalbystander]

All credit goes to Yog-Sothoth and everyone else from this thread.

Step 1: Determine Your Budget & Location

Budget

The budget for a holding determines how many BP you have to spend on creating your holding.

BP Budget Table
Rarity	Budget (BP)
Uncommon	50
Holdings 1	100
Rare	150
Holdings 2	200
Very Rare	250
Holdings 3	300
Mythic Rare	350
Holdings 4	400
Near Unique	450
Holdings 5	500
Fabulous Max	550

Zone

Next, you have to decide on a zone for the holding. Each zone provides a base amount of Power, which you use to run the various modules in your holding, Accessibility, which provides a modifier to all attempts to discover the holding (by looking through street maps or satellite/sensor data or just looking for it on the ground), and can come with numerous environmental hazards.

Resupplying a Holding: The owner of a holding must make a Wealth Test with a TN equal to (the Base Resupply TN of the Zone that the holding is situated in) times (the BP of the holding) divided by 100 and rounded up, to resupply/maintain the holding each month. Should one choose not to make this test or fail the test, the holding's non-habitation modules are nonfunctional and the holding can only support half as many people, rounding up, as it could (due to a lack of food, lack of stable power, or other issues) until they successfully perform the test.

Metropolis - Perhaps the holding lies at the heart of civilization, like the world-cities that span from horizon to horizon: Sigil and Trantor chief among them, but numerous hive worlds also qualify. Perhaps it is situated on a well-populated frontier. Whatever the case, be it in an ecumenopolis or arcology, it’s in a metropolis.
Base Power: 20
Accessibility: +30
Environmental Hazards: Traffic, police, underhive scum, etc.
BP Cost: 0
Base Resupply TN: 1

Rural - [Fluff]
Base Power: 15
Accessibility: +20
Environmental Hazards: The locals, wildlife, fungi from Yuggoth, etc.
BP Cost: 50
Base Resupply TN: 1

Exotic - Deep within an amazonian jungle, at the heart of a volcano, at the bottom of the deep blue sea: these are exotic locations unlikely to be scoured by prying eyes.
Base Power: 15
Accessibility: -10
Environmental Hazards: Depends on the locale, but can range from extremely hostile flora and fauna, to rivers of molten slag, to the pressure of inconceivable oceanic depths or a corrosive Jovian atmosphere.
BP Cost: 100
Base Resupply TN: 2

Orbit - [Fluff]
Base Power: 10
Accessibility: +10
Environmental Hazards: The vacuum of the void, radiation.
BP Cost: 150
Special: Double Power from Solar Power Arrays.
Base Resupply TN: 3

The Astral Sea - Beyond the orbits of the planets that spin about their parent portal-to-the-elemental-plane-of-fire, beyond the cold snowball-planetisimals, beyond even the glassy walls of a Crystal Sphere, are the feral depths of the Astral Sea.
Base Power: 10
Accessibility: -20
Environmental Hazards: The vacuum of the void, radiation, pirates, vampire pirates, zombie vampire pirate warforged.
BP Cost: 200
Special: Halve Power (rounding down) from Solar Power Arrays.
Base Resupply TN: 4

The Umbra - For those who are too edgy for realspace but not barmy enough for the Warp.
Base Power: 10
Accessibility: -30
Environmental Hazards: Non-euclidean geometry, duskling mischief, angry spirits, werewolves, tentacles.
BP Cost: 200
Base Resupply TN: 5

The Warp - Only the maddest Sparks would ever think to hide a motile base in the Warp. So, naturally, there are quite a few floating around. Small and difficult to find, these stations tend to be the homes of the most reclusive researchers and most fanatic Chaos worshipers.
Naturally, all Warp stations are fitted with exceedingly powerful Gellar fields
Base Power: 10
Accessibility: -50
Environmental Hazards: The screaming masses of demons just waiting for you to drop your Gellar Field.
BP Cost: 200
Special: Solar Power Arrays do not provide power. Roll once on the Warp Travel Encounters table for every month in the Warp.
Base Resupply TN: 6

Improving a Holding
It's entirely possible to improve a holding or buy additional modules for it after it is constructed. However, it is a somewhat difficult and lengthy process. The TN to add a module to a holding with a Wealth test is determined by its Power and BP cost and can be found using the formula below:

TN = 15 + (POWER COST / 2) + (BP COST / 10)

After getting a module, it takes about a week of work for the component to be installed.

Step 2: Determine Modules

Modules may be operated by those with access to their controls or tools. Warehouse modules do not need to be operated to function. Inactive modules do not drain power.

Module List
Module Name	Power Cost	BP Cost
Altar	2	20
Augur	10	50
Cloaking Device	10	75
Control Center	2	10
Drydock	X	X*2
Habitation	2	5
Holodeck	5	25
Hydroponics	10	10
Ley Line	5	25
Meeting Space	5	25
Mess	2	5
Power Transfer Array	5	75
Reinforcement	0	2
S2 Reactor	0	100
Self Destruct System	5	0
Solar Power Array	0	20
Standard Template Construct	X*2	X*2
Supercomputer	5	25
Void Shield (Mark I)	10	30
Void Shield (Mark II)	15	45
Void Shield (Mark III)	20	60
Void Shield (Mark IV)	25	75
Warehouse	1	1
Warpsbane	0	75
Weapon (Personal)	1	0
Weapon (Spelljammer)	X	X
Weapon (Vehicle)	X	X

Altar - An Altar dedicated to a specific god allows those who worship the god and attend a service within the holding to gain a +2 bonus to their next Alignment test. Those who don't worship the god but worship one within the same pantheon and attend a service get a +1 bonus. Those who attend a service to a god outside of their pantheon are likely to take a -2 penalty to their next alignment test if their god is displeased. An operator of this module must have some level in the Cleric class track to hold a service.

Augur - An Augur is a sensory apparatus designed to detect objects at long range, providing a +15 to all Arcana or Perception checks made to locate things outside the holding. The operator must have at least Arcana 2 to gain this bonus.

Cloaking Device - A Cloaking Device provides a holding with a shield of invisibility, decreasing its Accessibility by 10. As well, the target number of all Perception tests made to detect the holding is increased by 20.

Control Center - A Control Center provides the holding owner with a full view of everything that occurs within their domain, allowing them to make perception tests as though they were in any location in their holding.

Drydock - A Drydock enhances the repair of all vehicles in the holding, halving the repair time of vehicles of up to size X.

Habitation - Habitation allows for a number of people to live in the holding equal to the square of the number of times that habitation has been applied. For every 32 personnel trained in spelljammer combat, the holding has 1 point of Crew in ship-scale combat.

Holodeck - A Holodeck provides a +0k1 bonus to rolls with one physical skill, chosen at the time of its addition, to those within the holding who have practiced in the deck within the last 24 hours. As well, those training in the Holodeck may buy ranks in the chosen skill as though it is in their class skill list.

Hydroponics - The holding does not need to be resupplied.

Ley Line - A Ley Line provides a +0k1 bonus to rolls with one magic school, chosen at the time of its addition, to anyone standing over the Ley Line.

Meeting Space - A Meeting Space provides a +0k1 bonus to rolls with one social skill, chosen at the time of its addition, to the operator(s) of the Meeting Space when within the Meeting Space. As well, those operating the Meeting Space may buy ranks in the chosen skill as though it is in their class skill list. A Meeting Space can be anything from a commander's office to a dance floor to a round table to a Gnoll chieftain's "trophy case."

Mess - A Mess provides a +1k0 bonus to all rolls made within the holding so long as the character has had at least one meal there. For this bonus to be provided, the mess must be operated by a person with at least Crafts 2.

Power Transfer Array - A Power Transfer Array allows a holding to beam excess Power over to another holding within a reasonable range.

Reinforcement - For every point of reinforcement, the holding gains 2 Hit Points, 1 Resilience, and 1 point of Armor.

S2 Reactor - An S2 Reactor draws from ambient magical energies, increasing the Power of a holding by 40 for every 100 BP spent. Roll once on the Warp Travel Encounters table for every month with the reactor active, and subtract 2 from the roll to get the result. If the Holding is in the Warp, it adds 2 to the results of all Warp Travel Encounters rolls made by the holding. It must receive monthly maintenance by someone with at least Arcana 2.

Self Destruct System - A Self Destruct System is a device which is, effectively, capable of annihilating the holding and damaging everything within the blast radius. When activated, a Self Destruct System deals XkY damage to everyone and everything within Z meters of the detonation, where X is the holding's Resilience, Y is the holding's Resilience halved, and Z is equal to the holding's maximum HP count squared times 2. It is also like to completely destroy the holding.

Solar Power Array - A Solar Power Array provides power to a holding, increasing the structure’s Power by 5 for every 20 BP spent.

Standard Template Construct (credit to Traskus) - Standard template constructs, replicators, 3d printers, call them what you will. They take in matter and print out an object. An STC can create any object up to a TN to obtain of X. Auspexes, weapons, vehicles, even spelljammers. The only thing an STC can't make is another STC. An object's construction time is (Object Size)/(Power Cost) days.

Supercomputer - A Supercomputer provides a +0k1 bonus to rolls with one mental skill, chosen at the time of its addition, to those interfacing with the Supercomputer. As well, those interfacing with the Supercomputer may buy ranks in the chosen skill as though it is in their class skill list. The module must be maintained by someone with at least 2 dots in Tech-Use for it to function for them and others.

Void Shield (Mark I/Mark II/Mark III/Mark IV) - A holding’s Void Shields provide it with an energy barrier against attacks, similar to the shields found aboard most spelljammers.

Warehouse - Warehouse space allows for an amount of storage volume equal to the number of times that Warehouse has been applied cubed, in cubic meters. This storage space can be used to contain anything, from mundane items to vehicles to spelljammers.

Warpsbane - Warpsbane walls help to protect the innards of a holding from the seething daemonic energy tides of, you guessed it, the Warp. All Psychic Phenomena rolls in the holding are made with a -25 modifier, and all rolls on the Warp Travel Encounters table are made with a -2 modifier.

Weapon (Personal/Spelljammer/Vehicle) - While a holding can mount vehicle weapons - spending an amount of Power and BP equal to the Size and Cost of the vehicle weapon, halved and rounding up - they can also mount spelljammer armament, each weapon costing an amount of Power and BP equal to the Cost of the weapon.

Note that this list is not intended to be exhaustive: if your party needs a holding to perform a function and there is no module capable of performing it, then simply homebrew one!

Step 3: Map out the Holding

Your holding is not just a point on the map: it should be a fully mapped-out structure. When putting your holding to paper, it's important that each module have its own room, that the holding have entrances and exits, and that the holding's supplies have their own place or places. Perhaps you'd like for your holding to have several floors: in that case, it is advisable to add some mechanism by which characters can transition between them. Maybe you'd like normal doors, or airlocks, or fingerprint-scanning bulkheads.

Sample Holdings

Starhaven 23

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An aging research station built in orbit of one truly massive hulk of archaeotechnology floating about in the second layer of the 'Onion Sphere' of Carceri, Starhaven 23 has seen many an exalt come and go. It has also seen many a threat: periodic debris impacts tend to leave maintenance tunnels open to vacuum, but those holes are generally repaired quickly by the station's techpriests. Every now and then its resident Artificial Intelligence will go haywire, necessitating replacement personnel and, often, a replacement AI following the liberal application of explosives cooked up by the station's research team, and undercover agents of the Black Sorcerer Factory tend to meet up in the bar while symbiotes murder and take on the form of command staff through dark transmutation magicks. Revolutions have struck, slaughtered the captain and his fellow department heads (or not), hit their peak, and died with the crops of hydroponics when the inevitable blight leaves naught but bureaucratic forms to eat. The station has been rebuilt countless times, and while - to the untrained eye - the station appears to be a completely coherent structure, there are places where it becomes obvious that it is, in fact, welded together from the scrap left in the wake of previous annihilations as well as fresh modules.
Hit Points: 40
Resilience: 20
Armor: 20
Zone: Orbit (Double Power from Solar Power Arrays)
Power: 80/80
Accessibility: +10
Environmental Hazards: The vacuum of the void, radiation storms, space fish, space ninjas, space wizards, chaos cults, the grey tide, alien parasites, clowns, shitcurity, meteor storms, ion storms, possibly the AI after an ion storm, the virology department, vengeful chrononauts.
BP Cost: 500
Resupply TN: 15
 
Modules
Altar: The home of the station's chaplain, the station's altar is a place where people can relax, commune with their chosen deity, and (hopefully) not get sacrificed. However, new chaplains have a tendency to switch the target of the altar's praise each shift, and - while commonly dedicated to Cuthbert or the Omnissiah - it is not uncommon for strange idols to grace the altar during a particularly... eventful shift. The altar is placed right above research in the leisure section.
Control Center: Situated in the security sector, several consoles allow the station's guardsmen to use the scattering of cameras about the corridors and modules to observe just about everywhere within the station save the maintenance tunnels from the comfort of their home turf. As well, the station's AI has similar capabilities, but the AI's function is usually just to open doors for people.
Drydock (5): The station's drydock in cargo supports a small mining shuttle useful for ferrying personnel and materials between the twisted masses that feed the station's lust for metals.
Habitation (7): The station has enough life support to contain up to 49 personnel at all times, and the dorms are located in the leisure section just above command. There are also a number of cells in the brig.
Holodeck (Athletics): Just east of the habitation section lies the holodeck, which helps the crew keep in top physical shape while aboard.
Hydroponics: The botanist's area lies port of the altar, and there is where much of the station's food is grown.
Ley Line (Healing): The ley line in medical allows for quick and easy resurrection of those who fall fighting the enemies of the station. It can also help those who die of their own stupidity, and those who the geneticists turn into monkeys "by accident".
Meeting Space (Charm, Command): The Maltese Falcon, the best and only bar in Starhaven 23, plays host to the station's entertainers and drunkards. It is a place where friendships are made and broken, where code phrases and responses are exchanged, and generally where - if not in toxins, or engineering, or the resurrection bay - things explode. It is located aft of the Holodeck and port of the Mess. As well, the command sector is home to an almost-luxurious but sterile meeting room (with real wooden tables!) which greatly assists in emphasizing the authority of the command staff therein.
Mess: Reduce, reuse, recycle. On Starhaven 23, that is the mantra of the chef: he has full access to the morgue for a reason. Situated port of hydroponics and starboard of the Maltese Falcon.
Reinforcement (20): The hull. While generally breached in one place or another, it will, as a whole, hold strong.
S2 Reactor: Known generally as The Singularity Engine (or Lord Singuloth), the S2 Reactor of Starhaven 23 is situated within Engineering. It is common knowledge that, when engineering stops looking at it, the singularity breaks loose and bisects the station.
Self Destruct System: For whatever reason, Starhaven 23 is home to one hell of a bomb. Fortunately, its activation requires a Nuclear Authentication Disk.
Solar Power Array (3): The four small sunmasts fore and aft of the station, while generally left incomplete by the techpriests who believe that relying on the S2 at all times is a good idea, yet provide a trickle of power while operational. No, wait, actually, scratch that - there are three. Looks like one was obliterated by a meteor.
Supercomputer (Medicae, Tech-Use): Two supercomputers, one in the medical sector ceaselessly observing the vitals of all personnel and the other in the research sector ceaselessly outputting useful information on recovered and reverse-engineered technological artefacts, are the backbone of the southeastern quarter of the station.
Warehouse (10): The storage sector provides 1000 cubic meters of hold.

Honeybee Inn (credit to Marr965)

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Zone: Metropolis
Hazards: SHINRA soldiers, hive scum, bouncers
Power: 13/20
Accessibility: +30
BP Cost: 45
Resupply TN: 1
Modules: Habitation (4), Meeting Space (Charm)

A surprisingly well-appointed brothel, the Honeybee Inn is mostly staffed by Vespid females, although the current owner is not herself a Vespid.

The Honeybee Inn has a central lobby with a few rooms attached to it. Of these, the staff dressing room sees the most use, occupied as it is at almost every hour of the day by at least 3 of the workers. The other rooms connected to the lobby are four visitor rooms. There is then a flight of stairs up to the first floor, which houses another four visitor rooms and an office. A further flight of stairs takes the curious wanderer (or patron) up to the top floor, which houses yet another four visitor rooms and the staff dormitory.

Coming soon: the other prebuilt holdings from the old thread

[Divergent Reality]

Citadel Station means a lot more to me than any other place I’ve ever lived. It’s more than just a great professional environment. As a corporation, TriOptimum has given me a place where I can feel safe and comfortable. All of my needs are taken care of under one great big roof. I feel like I’m part of a family.

~ Charlene Angel, One-time Records and Accounting Manager
for TetraCorp, who defected to TriOptimumTriNet

Orbit -
Base Power: 10
Accessibility: +10
Environmental Hazards: The vacuum of the void, radiation. Deadlines, corporate espionage, Frank in accounting, long lines at the cafeteria, mutants, cyborgs, turrets, mutiny.
BP Cost: 150
Double Power from Solar Power Arrays.
Base Resupply TN: 3

Augur, Power
Control Center
20 Habitation (400 people)
Meeting Space
Hydroponics
Self Destruct
11 Solar Power
Supercomputer (Academic Lorel)
10 Warehouse (space = 1000m^3)
Weapon, Power (Heavy Beam Spelljammer Weapon)
Void Shield (mk 1)

Total Power 112
Base 10
11 solar 110
Total Power Produced 120

BP 668

Citadel Station consists of ten levels

Level 9 - Bridge - The upper most level is the Bridge which houses the station's primary AI core.
Level 8 - Security - Most famously known for its vertical height, this area is where the prominent security and military forces are stationed and kept.
Level 7 - Systems Engineering - The most prominent communication technologies onboard are found here.
Level 6 - Executive - The Executive level is home most if not all of the living areas, entertainment, and other similar locations aboard Citadel.
-The station's four garden groves; Alpha, Beta, Gamma, and Delta are located on this level. They are used mainly for leisure, hydroponics, and oxygen supplementation.
Level 5 - Flight Deck - This level is the dominant hanger area that are used for transporting people and supplies among other things to and from the station.
Level 4 - Storage - The main storage area that houses a variety of the station's extra supplies that are currently unneeded.
Level 3 - Maintenance - Consisting of various twisting mazes this floor is used for most of Citadel's repairs, maintenance, and modifications.
Level 2 - Research Labs - Scientific research area that experiments and develops new technology and gains new knowledge.
Level 1 - Medical - The main hospital and medical deck.
Level R - Reactor - The lower most level consisting of the station's main reactor.

[PlotVitalNPC]

Does an STC need to produce a specific item, or are they general-purpose fabricators?

[accidentalbystander]

It prints anything. Can't really call it an STC if it doesn't.

Regarding your question from the simple questions thread, Yog never specified how to get a holdings (besides the background dots). The BP budget chart does have rarities, though, so you could read it as a price chart for acquiring holdings after character creation. As for acquiring modules, see "Improving a Holding" above.

[Amanojyaku]

...no, that's wrong. Recall that people may be bringing these questions due to familiarity with the source material: In Warhammer 40k, an STC creates one thing. An STC that produces boltguns does not also produce chainswords.

So no, these here can't be handwaved as STCs, because they're nanofabs.

[accidentalbystander]

Quibble: 40k differentiates between full STCs (the make-everything system replicated here in DtD) that have everything and STC fragments, which make only one thing as Amanojaku said.

[Moble phone scrapyard]

The entry, as written, says any object. Nit any ONE object. So as written it can simply produce (almost) anything and everything you could want if given enough time. Personally i don't think that should be compromised for "muh 40k" but I haven't had an experience of players abusing an omni printer to the fullest yet. Perhaps limiting it to one "catagory" (food, weapons, electonics, etc) could be a somewhat balanced way to do it IF it comes to light that an omni-printer is 2 stronk. Given the time and maintenance needed for it though, i feel the device is just fine as is.

[Amanojyaku]

No, I'm not saying to compromise it for "muh 40k," I'm saying it can't be handwaved like that because people might be asking because they're familiar with the 40k.

[Plotvitalnpc]

Ideally, NOTHING in DTD is exactly like it is in whatever IP it got its name from.
That being said, my main concern about the STCs is that no acquisition difficulties were ever written for things which rank on the Holdings scale, or (at least in my experience) things above mythic rare on the scale of rarities (since the rarity levels above that were fanmade). So in practice the biggest thing an STC can create is a 200vp personal vehicle, since those are merely mythic rare.

[Traskus]

You’re putting too much thought into the name. It’s called stc because of muh 40k, but is intended to work like a replicator.

The price limit is convenient, it limits itself in a way I hadn’t considred. I counted on the price point of an stc to be a limit on what you can do with it.

[PlotVitalNPC]

The thing I'm concerned about has nothing to do with the name and everything to do with the fact that, while the rules for them state anything but another STC can be made by one, I've never seen any homebrewed extended acquisition difficulty rules that would make it possible to make anything more complex than, say, a mediocre mech with them, because there are no acquisition rules for Holdings or for anything rarer than Mythic Rare.

[accidentalbystander-on-a-stick]

Anything rarer than Mythic Rare is +5 Wealth TN per level, IIRC.

Printing a Holding is weird to think about and should be discussed with your SM.

[PlotVitalNPC]

I'm less interested in printing a big building style holding, and more concerned with the fact that expensive vehicles and all spaceships are purchased as Holdings.

[sliprunner]

I felt there was at least some limits among the modules, so I had a few to help fill in the gaps, along with a potential alternative to the STC to help break up it's function a little. A few of the modules make use of the relatively loose definition of Trade Credits from the trading system.

Module List
Module Name	Power Cost	BP Cost
Assembly Line	X	X
Consumer Factory	10	20
Cult Monolith	0	20
Drone Controller	5	10
Fission Reactor	0	60
Fabricator	X	X
Reprocessor	5	5
Servant Housing	2	5
Shipyard	X*30	X*60
Storefront	2	5
Warp Lure	5	5

Assembly Line - Automaticly assembles items from a template item with an acquisition value up to TN X; Requires Parts of equivalent value to template item and TN X/5 Days to produce it, A worker with Tech Use 2 must operate the line while it is producing items. Multiple assembly lines may be combined to accelerate production, produce in parallel, or produce a different item.

Consumer Factory - Generates X^2 Trade Credits of goods per day where X is number of times taken, Requires a Worker to be present per module per day it is operating. Requires a Warehouse to store goods, Each unit of 'Goods' produced occupies 1 cubic meter. A trade credit of materials may be spent per day per factory to double the modules effectiveness.

Cult Monolith - A monolith attuned to the spiritual powers and infused with the Warp, it provides a 'Spirit' (Threat 2 Minion) that may act as a worker within the Holding with Arcana 2. May instead provide a Guardian within the holding created as a Level 1 Daemon

Drone Controller - A Self contained system for controlling and Operating drones, it provides a 'Drone' (Threat 2 Minion) that may act as a worker within the holding with Craft or Tech Use 2. May instead provide a Guardian within the holding created as a Level 1 Construct

Fission Reactor - A completely safe and entirely self contained reactor that is in no way powered by a Warpstone shard, provides 20 Power per 60 BP. It must receive weekly maintenance by someone with at least Tech Use 2. If the Fission reactor would be rendered inactive or is destroyed it floods the holding with Warpstone radiation, this must be cleaned up before the module can be replaced or reactivated.

Fabricator - Allows fabrication of generic 'parts' with an acquisition value up to TN X; Requires TN X/5 days to produce parts, and multiple fabricators may accelerate this process. A worker with Crafts or Tech Use 1 must operate the fabricator for each day it is producing parts. A Trade Credit of materials may be spent per day per fabricator to double the modules effectiveness.

Reprocessor - Breaks down rocks, trash, or even corpses to generate crude materials for usage in creating something that isn't near worthless. Generates 1 Trade credit of 'Materials' per day. Requires a Warehouse to store materials, each unit of 'materials' produced occupies 1 cubic meter. A worker may operate the Reprocessor to double the modules effectiveness.

Servant Housing - A simple housing unit for servants, it provides 2 'Servants' (Threat 1 Minion) that may act as workers within the holding.

Shipyard - A Vast and mostly automated slipway meant for undertaking truely titanic tasks. May produce Spelljammers of a set class depending on Tier (X) of the shipyard, This starts with producing Shuttles, and goes up one class per Tier past the first. The time required to produce a Spelljammer is equal to [Tier * 60] Days, and requires a supply of parts each week with a TN of [Tier * 5 + 20]. An overseer with Crafts and Tech Use 4 must be present each day the Shipyard is operating, if parts or an overseer is unavailable the shipyard pauses work until both are available. The final production of the Shipyard is the Base Hull without any Modules or Crew. (Tier [X] Reference, Shuttles [1] -> Escorts [2] -> Destroyers [3] -> Cruisers [4] -> Battleships [5] -> Dreadnoughts [6])

Storefront - A simple commercial storefront for the common everyday folk, provides shopping places equal to [1 + (Accessibility / 10)] min 1. May be used as an outlet to sell Trade Credits produced by the Consumer Factory, doing so converts all trade credits produced and provides a +1 bonus to wealth tests per trade credit converted, this bonus only applies within the holding and surrounding area as determined by SM.

Warp Lure - In the physical world it is little more than a tower with a flashing light, In the warp? also just a tower with a flashing light. Regardless it seems to draw people in and provides a +5 to accessibility, this can not bring you above +30 Accessibility.

As mentioned the STC can alternatively be done with the Fabricator and Assembly line, albeit still needing a template item so you can't use it to bypass buying the item completely. Likewise someone could use just the Fabricator and simply personally craft everything from the parts produced, though still far more open to interpretation by the SM in that regard. The only thing that could become extremely headache inducing to deal with is the Shipyard, which allows a way to 'acquire' something that is normally holdings only. The Prohibitive cost of the Shipyard, the high parts supply demand, and the need to fit out the ship after production all serve to help limit this. Context, A Battleship would end up taking 300 Days, and 42 (43 rounded) shipments of TN 45 parts to fabricate.

Note: will likely add an option for extreme value (holding) vehicles akin to shipyard in time, for obvious reasons a module for producing modules is not on my list.

[Marr965]

The Handsome Jackpot

Orbiting a black hole, the Handsome Jackpot is an extravaganza of opportunities to eat, drink, enjoy every luxury the Wheel has to offer (even, nay, particularly the illegal ones) and gamble, gamble, gamble!

Despite entire wings dedicated to luxury rooms, food, booze and pleasure, the central plaza, or Spendopticon, is nevertheless the core of the Handsome Jackpot, featuring millions of slot machines, card tables, roulette wheels and other ways to risk your money in thoroughly-rigged games of chance!

In the dead centre of the Spendopticon sits the VIP Tower where it's rumoured the owner of the Handsome Jackpot, Handsome Jack himself, lives and runs the entire station from!

Cutting-edge technology will help guide your ship into the Grand Opening, where you can select your billing option for your stay at the Handsome Jackpot - Pay-As-You-Play or Indentured Contract! Complimentary deluxe rooms, as well as room service, en-suite bathrooms and robot butlers are all included in your bill!

Once you disembark from your ship, it'll be whisked away to a berth in our state-of-the-art docking facility, where you'll be billed for the space it takes up, as well as the mandatory comprehensive valeting service we offer!

There's no need to worry about all the trash - extremely-advanced processing machinery buried in the bowels of the Handsome Jackpot can handle it all! The Compactor compresses the waste into easy-to-handle three-metre-wide cubes, which are then further processed into more useless tat you can spend your money on! That's right, in addition to offering all the food and booze you could hope to eat in a lifetime of gorging yourself sick every hour, the Handsome Jackpot is even eco-friendly!

Visitors to the Handsome Jackpot will be held until they have paid off all their debts. Any rumours of a secret robot-building facility are both illegal and against company policy, and staff or customers found spreading such malicious lies will be tortured to discover their source then summarily executed and reprocessed.

Zone: Orbit
Hazards: Hard vacuum, soft vacuum, microgravity, micrometeors, radiation, the freezing cold of space, angry robot janitors, predatory loan sharks, viscerally predatory loan sharks, extreme debt, extreme gambling, extreme vices, falling into a black hole, being thrown into a black hole.
Power: 400/400
Accessibility: +10
BP Cost: 1700
Resupply TN: 3
Special: Doubled Power from Solar Panels

Modules
Control Centre: The VIP Tower supposedly holds Handsome Jack's personal office and quarters, where he can keep a watchful eye on everything happening within the Handsome Jackpot!
Drydock (10): With state-of-the-art facilities capable of handling every ship known to Hyperion (and probably most that aren't!), the Handsome Jackpot's spelljammer docks can refit, repair, replace or recycle any and all shipboard systems, accessories or weapons! Please refrain from firing weapons while still within the Handsome Jackpot.
Habitation (100): The Handsome Jackpot is capable of comfortably holding as many as ten thousand customers at once! Don't delay, book today!
Hydroponics: Through a clever combination of digistruction and recycling the waste you filthy mouthbreathers create, the Handsome Jackpot is technically carbon neutral!
Meeting Spaces (Charm, Deceive, Performer, Persuasion): The Vice and Market Districts play host to several dozen Hyperion-sponsored businesses where you can indulge in any vice in the known universe! Once you're fed up of the highest-quality food, alcoholic beverages, drugs, whores and other miscellaneous luxuries your money can buy, why not spend your money on a brain-scrubbing, so you can indulge again and feel like it's your first time!
Mess: All food served within the walls of the Handsome Jackpot is carefully crafted to our exacting standards! A single mistake could be enough to see the hapless wageslave who dared breach our customer service policy fired, then executed and reprocessed!
Solar Power Array (39): The Handsome Jackpot draws its power directly from the black hole it orbits! Thanks to some radical advances in power manipulation derived from proprietory Syrneth technology discovered by Hyperion exploregineers, this process is entirely safe and doesn't even generate massive doses of ionising radiation! (A note scrawled on the flyer reads "Seriously? The shaved monkeys the PR department uses to write their copy couldn't find a better word than 'radical'? It makes us sound like a bunch of fucking hippies!")
Mark IV Void Shield: Thanks to advanced forcefield technology, the Handsome Jackpot is protected from any and all incoming hazards, up to and including micrometeors, macrometeors, megameteors, missiles, lasers, solid projectiles, out of control ships, psychos on ballistic trajectories, goliaths on ballistic trajectories, Vault Beasts and non-Hyperion paramilitary forces!
Warehouse (100): Our docking facility boasts a cubic kilometre of space, easily enough to hold thousands of ships! Don't worry, though, you can recover yours after paying a reasonably exorbitant fee for its release!
Weapon (Tractor Beam): Why worry about things like "steering" or "having enough fuel to safely land the ship" when you can rely upon the Handsome Jackpot's automated docking mechanisms! Using cutting-edge reverse-engineered Hyperion-owned Syrneth technology, the tractor beam system customers at the Handsome Jackpot can enjoy means that true luxury starts even before they set foot within these hallowed walls! The smoothest ride you'll ever experience!
Another scrawled note below the annotated diagram of the Handsome Jackpot reads "Hey, can we fit something actually useful into the spare space? Like, say, a secret automated death-bot factory? That'd be cool."