James Justice
Charting new Paths
Name: LC-2
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Classification: Naval repair outpost and station
Location: Roche Asteroids
Affiliation: James Justice
Population: Fluctuates. Maximum: 36 total.
Operations staff: 5 minimum (3 engineers, 2 janitorial/general repairs; all droids)
Defenses:
- Deflector shields
- 1 Light Planetary Ion cannon
- 2 anti-aircraft blaster defense turrets
- 1 light concussion missile station (holds ten missiles before reloading)
Points of Interest:
- Barracks
- spacecraft dry dock for Corvette and smaller sized crafts.
- Medbay for ten max. Contains 1 bacta tank.
- Secure storage area. May hold 100 tons of material max.
- Secure comms unit. Encrypts and encodes on either light-beam wave or standard digital. Supports holographic, video, and audio.
- Directory. Directory to the list of all current Justice Shipping Ltd Contacts.
- Rec area. Contains several sabbaac tables, dice games, a wet bar, mess hall, holonet access, and many amenities for enjoyment.
Description: LC-2 holds an archaic feel to it. Most of the features are blocky, and built with the intent to last forever, not be elegant. However, even the designers would be surprised to know that it has lasted this long. The main hangar is built slightly depressed into the asteroid’s surface with the embankments for the anti-aircraft turrets, the missile defense, and the ion cannon protruding slightly. On initial review this looks to be nothing more than a ship wreck of some poor space-jockey, and most ship’s scanners would report the same. However, upon closer review, the base becomes more apparent. When the landing bay doors have opened, Corvette and smaller ships may dock inside, the dry dock tools are adequate enough to make most any repair or modification, provided the supplies are present. Leading off through one of two blast doors is the Commons where the rec area fills a cavernous duracrete room with minimal lighting. Branching off of this are the barracks, med bay, and communications center. Flanking the dry dock is the even larger hollow room carved from pure stone that makes up the storage area. The lighting here is even more minimal, and it is sealed off with a massive set of storm doors and blast doors made from refined durasteel. Under the dry dock lies the power and life support systems. The turrets and system scanners may be accessed from the dry dock through a pair of ladders running to the embankments. Scaffolding runs along the walls and the ceiling to provide access for repairs and maintenance.
History: Built ages ago during the Old Republic’s colonization period this base was intended to be a pacifist re-start, built on religious ideals an asceticism. After the third generation, most of the descendants had grown burned out of the fanatical beliefs and found ways to leave. Those who remained degenerated and died off slowly until not many were left. Over the years it has passed from hand to hand, and several times been used by smugglers, pirates, and even secretive military operations, each taking advantage of the fact that it was an uncharted settlement and worked hard to keep it so. Eventually it fell into the hands of a mechanic Geo Chase. Geo was reclusive and made a very profitable business by being that way; as one of the few space-ship docks that was completely uncharted, he became an unspoken legend as freighters, pirates, smugglers, and spacers came to him for repairs, refuels, and life-giving care. He died when a shipment of damaged B2 battle droids was opened accidentally. The droids went ballistic, killing everyone except Leighlah, his daughter and her boyfriend Dak. Both were rescued by James, who cleared out the base. Dak died shortly after and Leighlah six months after that. James returned to the station and established it as LC-2, the headquarters of his business, Justice Shipping Ltd.
Intent: Justice Shipping Ltd needs a headquarters to repair, store goods, heal up, and even socialize. It would also help them to have a place to store prisoners, conduct meetings, and hide clients who are on the run.
Links: Dev thread.
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Classification: Naval repair outpost and station
Location: Roche Asteroids
Affiliation: James Justice
Population: Fluctuates. Maximum: 36 total.
Operations staff: 5 minimum (3 engineers, 2 janitorial/general repairs; all droids)
Defenses:
- Deflector shields
- 1 Light Planetary Ion cannon
- 2 anti-aircraft blaster defense turrets
- 1 light concussion missile station (holds ten missiles before reloading)
Points of Interest:
- Barracks
- spacecraft dry dock for Corvette and smaller sized crafts.
- Medbay for ten max. Contains 1 bacta tank.
- Secure storage area. May hold 100 tons of material max.
- Secure comms unit. Encrypts and encodes on either light-beam wave or standard digital. Supports holographic, video, and audio.
- Directory. Directory to the list of all current Justice Shipping Ltd Contacts.
- Rec area. Contains several sabbaac tables, dice games, a wet bar, mess hall, holonet access, and many amenities for enjoyment.
Description: LC-2 holds an archaic feel to it. Most of the features are blocky, and built with the intent to last forever, not be elegant. However, even the designers would be surprised to know that it has lasted this long. The main hangar is built slightly depressed into the asteroid’s surface with the embankments for the anti-aircraft turrets, the missile defense, and the ion cannon protruding slightly. On initial review this looks to be nothing more than a ship wreck of some poor space-jockey, and most ship’s scanners would report the same. However, upon closer review, the base becomes more apparent. When the landing bay doors have opened, Corvette and smaller ships may dock inside, the dry dock tools are adequate enough to make most any repair or modification, provided the supplies are present. Leading off through one of two blast doors is the Commons where the rec area fills a cavernous duracrete room with minimal lighting. Branching off of this are the barracks, med bay, and communications center. Flanking the dry dock is the even larger hollow room carved from pure stone that makes up the storage area. The lighting here is even more minimal, and it is sealed off with a massive set of storm doors and blast doors made from refined durasteel. Under the dry dock lies the power and life support systems. The turrets and system scanners may be accessed from the dry dock through a pair of ladders running to the embankments. Scaffolding runs along the walls and the ceiling to provide access for repairs and maintenance.
History: Built ages ago during the Old Republic’s colonization period this base was intended to be a pacifist re-start, built on religious ideals an asceticism. After the third generation, most of the descendants had grown burned out of the fanatical beliefs and found ways to leave. Those who remained degenerated and died off slowly until not many were left. Over the years it has passed from hand to hand, and several times been used by smugglers, pirates, and even secretive military operations, each taking advantage of the fact that it was an uncharted settlement and worked hard to keep it so. Eventually it fell into the hands of a mechanic Geo Chase. Geo was reclusive and made a very profitable business by being that way; as one of the few space-ship docks that was completely uncharted, he became an unspoken legend as freighters, pirates, smugglers, and spacers came to him for repairs, refuels, and life-giving care. He died when a shipment of damaged B2 battle droids was opened accidentally. The droids went ballistic, killing everyone except Leighlah, his daughter and her boyfriend Dak. Both were rescued by James, who cleared out the base. Dak died shortly after and Leighlah six months after that. James returned to the station and established it as LC-2, the headquarters of his business, Justice Shipping Ltd.
Intent: Justice Shipping Ltd needs a headquarters to repair, store goods, heal up, and even socialize. It would also help them to have a place to store prisoners, conduct meetings, and hide clients who are on the run.
Links: Dev thread.
