Sector Survey Phase 0 (Remote Survey) - Revision history

Dan: Dan moved page Phase 0 - Remote Survey to Sector Survey Phase 0 (Remote Survey)

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Dan moved page Phase 0 - Remote Survey to Sector Survey Phase 0 (Remote Survey)

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Dan: /* Step E: Unusual Item Catalog */

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Step E: Unusual Item Catalog

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	\| style="width: 275px;" \| '''Exit Location'''		\| style="width: 275px;" \| '''Exit Location'''
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	\|01 – 19\|\| within charted Alpha Quadrant		\|01 – 06\|\| within charted Alpha Quadrant
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	\|20 – 25\|\| uncharted Alpha Quadrant		\|07 – 25\|\| uncharted Alpha Quadrant
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	\|26 – 50 \|\|Beta Quadrant		\|26 – 50 \|\|Beta Quadrant

Dan: /* Step E: Unusual Item Catalog */

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Step E: Unusual Item Catalog

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	\| 1000 \|\| SPV \|\| Subspace vacuole \|\|Detectable only at high-resolution range on [[Build:Sensor_Systems#Tables\|starship long range sensors]]		\| 1000 \|\| SPV \|\| Subspace vacuole \|\|Detectable only at high-resolution range on [[Build:Sensor_Systems#Tables\|starship long range sensors]]
	\|}		\|}

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	<div style="text-align:center;">		<div style="text-align:center;">
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	\| style="width: 80px;" \| '''Roll 1d100'''		\| style="width: 80px;" \| '''Roll 1d100'''
	\| style="width: ~~110px~~;" \| '''Size'''		\| style="width: 375px;" \| '''Size'''
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	\| 01 – 15 \|\| Planetary sized (1d10 x 0.1 lys diameter)		\| 01 – 15 \|\| Planetary sized (1d10 x 0.1 lys diameter)
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	\| 78 - 00 \|\| Large (3d6 lys diameter)		\| 78 - 00 \|\| Large (3d6 lys diameter)
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	~~<br>~~
	~~{\| align="center" border="2" style="background:#BDBDBD; text-align: center"~~
	~~\|+ '''5.2.2 Plasma Field Centers<sup>Note 7</sup>'''<br>''(Planetary sized only have the 1 center.)''~~
	\|-
	~~\| style="width: 80px;" \| '''Roll 1d6'''~~
	~~\| style="width: 80px;" \| '''Small'''~~
	~~\| style="width: 80px;" \| '''Large '''~~
	\|-
	~~\| 1-3~~
	~~\| 1 center~~
	~~\| 3 centers~~
	\|-
	~~\| 4-5~~
	~~\| 2 centers~~
	~~\| 4 centers~~
	\|-
	~~\| 6~~
	~~\| 3 centers~~
	~~\| 5 centers~~
	\|}
	~~:::'''Note 7:''' See [[Help:Sectors]] for guidance on depicting multi-center plasma fields on the sector charts.~~

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	\| style="width: 80px;" \| '''Roll 1d100'''		\| style="width: 80px;" \| '''Roll 1d100'''
	\| style="width: 475px;" \| '''~~Small~~'''		\| style="width: 475px;" \| '''Exit Stability'''
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	\| 01 – 95 \|\| unattached opposite end (jumps around between quadrants/galaxies)		\| 01 – 95 \|\| unattached opposite end<br>(jumps around between quadrants/galaxies)
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	\| 96 – 00 \|\| attached end (go to Table 5.1.)		\| 96 – 00 \|\| attached end (go to Table 5.1.)
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	\| style="width: 80px;" \| '''Roll 1d100'''		\| style="width: 80px;" \| '''Roll 1d100'''
	\| style="width: ~~225px~~;" \| '''~~Small~~'''		\| style="width: 275px;" \| '''Exit Location'''
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	\|01 – 19\|\| within charted Alpha Quadrant		\|01 – 19\|\| within charted Alpha Quadrant

Dan: /* Step E: Unusual Item Catalog */

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 :::'''Note 5:''' These levels indicate the basic structure and composition of individual nebulae, with no direct bearing to the game or charting.
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Dan: /* Step E: Unusual Item Catalog */

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Step E: Unusual Item Catalog

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	\| style="width: 100px;" \| <u>'''Roll 1d1000'''</u> \|\| <u>'''Catalog ID'''</u> \|\| <u>'''Item'''</u> \|\| <u>'''Notes'''</u>		\| style="width: 100px;" \| <u>'''Roll 1d1000'''</u> \|\| <u>'''Catalog ID'''</u> \|\| <u>'''Item'''</u> \|\| <u>'''Notes'''</u>
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	\| 01 - 62 \|\| NMA \|\| Lost planet (Class R) \|\| Detectable at low-resolution range on [[Build:Sensor_Systems#Tables\|starship long range sensors]]		\| 01 - 62 \|\| NMA \|\| Lost terrestrial planet (Class R) \|\| Detectable at low-resolution range on [[Build:Sensor_Systems#Tables\|starship long range sensors]]
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	\| 63 - 478 \|\| NMB \|\|Lost planet (~~Type~~ I, J, S, T, U, or W) \|\| Detectable at low-resolution range on [[Build:Sensor_Systems#Tables\|starship long range sensors]]		\| 63 - 478 \|\| NMB \|\|Lost gas planet (Class I, J, S, T, U, or W) \|\| Detectable at low-resolution range on [[Build:Sensor_Systems#Tables\|starship long range sensors]]
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	\| 479 - 540 \|\| NMC \|\| Planetary nebula (1d10 x 0.1 lys diameter) (go to Table 5.1) \|\| Detectable by conventional sensors; always have a white dwarf (Class D) star at center		\| 479 - 540 \|\| NMC \|\| Planetary nebula (1d10 x 0.1 lys diameter) (go to Table 5.1) \|\| Detectable by conventional sensors; always have a white dwarf (Class D) star at center

Dan: /* Step C: Star Type Determination */

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Step C: Star Type Determination

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	:::'''Note 1:''' When brown dwarfs are the result of the roll for the primary star type determination, re-roll starting with Step A. Brown dwarfs ~~may~~ fill the role of a secondary or later star in a multi-star system, with a solar mass of (1d8 / 100). There is a 5% chance the object will be placed within a planetary orbit, replacing the otherwise largest planet, rather than as a member of a binary (or more) pair orbiting a common center of gravity. Otherwise (95%), the brown dwarf will pair with a partner star(s).		:::'''Note 1:''' When brown dwarfs are the result of the roll for the primary star type determination, re-roll ''once'', starting with Step A; if re-rolled, the Class W is the primary. Brown dwarfs generally fill the role of a secondary or later star in a multi-star system, with a solar mass of (1d8 / 100). There is a 5% chance the object will be placed within a planetary orbit, replacing the otherwise largest planet, rather than as a member of a binary (or more) pair orbiting a common center of gravity. Otherwise (95%), the brown dwarf will pair with a partner star(s).
	:::'''Note 2:''' Re-roll for results of:		:::'''Note 2:''' Re-roll for results of:
	:::: - A (White) Class II		:::: - A (White) Class II

Dan: /* Step A: Astronomical Databases Review */

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Step A: Astronomical Databases Review

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	! style="width: 250px;" \| Determine star fields		! style="width: 250px;" \| Determine star fields
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	\| '''<u>Step A1:</u>''' \|\| ''Determine the number of star systems''		\| '''<u>Step A1:</u>''' \|\| ''Determine the number of star systems''

Dan: /* Step A: Astronomical Databases Review */

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Step A: Astronomical Databases Review

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	\| ''Place each of these systems within the sector by randomly determining their 3D coordinates (to the second digit).''		\| ''Place each of these systems within the sector by randomly determining their 3D coordinates (to the second digit).''
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	\| '''<u>Step A2:</u>''' Roll 1d100 \|\| ''Roll for Unusual Item possibility''		\| '''<u>Step A2:</u>''' Roll 1d100 \|\| ''Roll for Unusual Item possibility for each system''
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	\| 01 - 67 \|\| possible unusual item (go to Step B)		\| 01 - 67 \|\| possible unusual item (go to Step B)

Dan: /* Step A: Astronomical Databases Review */

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Step A: Astronomical Databases Review

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	:::: '''Moderate / typical:''' Most sectors in this campaign will fit into this general category.		:::: '''Moderate / typical:''' Most sectors in this campaign will fit into this general category.
	:::: '''Core of galactic arm:''' The Orion Arm's core regions are roughly 1,500 light years (''i.e.'', 75 sectors) rimward of Sol.		:::: '''Core of galactic arm:''' The Orion Arm's core regions are roughly 1,500 light years (''i.e.'', 75 sectors) rimward of Sol.
	:::: '''Loose stellar association:''' These are groupings of young stars that formed together in the same molecular cloud, but are drifting apart; though they move through regions with non-associated stars, they tend to present stars of similar spectral types. Roll twice on ~~''Table XX''~~ to determine spectral type, and make every fifth star one of these types.		:::: '''Loose stellar association:''' These are groupings of young stars that formed together in the same molecular cloud, but are drifting apart; though they move through regions with non-associated stars, they tend to present stars of similar spectral types. Roll twice on [[Phase_0_-_Remote_Survey#Step_D:_Spectral_Class_Determination\|Spectra Class Data table]] (M, K, G, F, A, B) to determine spectral type, and make every fifth star one of these types.
	:::: '''Between galactic arms:''' Stars are present in most every sector that lies between galactic arms, just in smaller numbers.		:::: '''Between galactic arms:''' Stars are present in most every sector that lies between galactic arms, just in smaller numbers.
	:::: '''Thick disc:''' Stellar density drops off above the galaxy's thin disc, about 445 light years (22+ sectors) above Sol's present position or 545 light years (27+ sectors) below it.		:::: '''Thick disc:''' Stellar density drops off above the galaxy's thin disc, about 445 light years (22+ sectors) above Sol's present position or 545 light years (27+ sectors) below it.

Dan: /* Step B: Unusual Item Determination */

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Step B: Unusual Item Determination

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	\|01 – 17\|\| unusual item (go to Step E)		\|01 – 17\|\| unusual item (go to Step E)
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	\|18 – 59\|\| binary star system (go to Step C to roll for largest)<sup>'''Note 1'''</sup>		\|18 – 59\|\| binary star system (go to Step C to roll for largest<sup>'''Note 1'''</sup>)
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	\|60 – 87\|\| trinary star system (go to Step C to roll for largest)<sup>'''Note 1'''</sup>		\|60 – 87\|\| trinary star system (go to Step C to roll for largest<sup>'''Note 1'''</sup>)
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	\|88 – 00\|\| quadruple star system (go to Step C to roll for largest)<sup>'''Note 1'''</sup>		\|88 – 00\|\| quadruple star system (go to Step C to roll for largest<sup>'''Note 1'''</sup>)
	\|}		\|}
	:::'''Note 1:''' Then roll for next star(s); re-roll any that are larger (in mass) than the immediate previous largest. All successive stars must either be equal to or smaller than the preceding stars. The [[Phase_0_-_Remote_Survey#Step_D:_Spectral_Class_Determination\|Spectral Class table]] has the necessary details.		:::'''Note 1:''' Then roll for next star(s); re-roll any that are larger (in mass) than the immediate previous largest. All successive stars must either be equal to or smaller than the preceding stars. The [[Phase_0_-_Remote_Survey#Step_D:_Spectral_Class_Determination\|Spectral Class table]] has the necessary details.