Lords of the expanse diplomacy: Fall of the Republic.
Set in the Clone Wars era, players will play out the Clone Wars as members of the Nobles of Tapani, a wealthy sector whose sons and daughters run most aspects of the Galactic Republic.
Factions:
The Noble Houses:
House Barnaba
House Cadriaan
House Calipsa
House Mecetti
House Melantha
House Pelagia
House Reena
The Free Worlds
Imperials
The war’s game board takes place inside the Tapani sector, as whoever controls Tapani will control the fate of the galaxy.
The players grid will be upon Procopia, the neutral world of the Tapani Sector set up as a place where Noble houses can meet. Procopia has a formidable fleet with no Hyperdrive capability, and can withstand any assault. They do not allow any other warcraft inside they system. Any armed ship larger than a Corvette will be attacked and destroyed upon entry to the system.
Each player will have one Noble bit to represent the house of their choosing. They can rp on Procopia to participate in the diplomatic fortunes of their house. If a player is absent, the next highest ranking player of that faction will be able to make the houses’s move for the game turn. If no player from that House is available for the turn, their house is considered in Disarray, and their forces will hold for that turn.
Players can CG expendable mooksclones for battles that they wish to play out. (On an FS3 based game)
If a House loses all of its territory, the players are then held as hostages to ensure the behavior of their subjects(IE they don’t die, they can play on Procopia as LOSERS).. They can pledge to another house if they wish, but will start at a the bottom rank within that house.
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This seems like it could be pretty quick to set up, I'd just need to bang out a grid with private TS negotiation chambres and House enclaves.
Questions:
Should mook PCs be able to influence the outcomes of battles? IE if the players mop the floor with the NPCs should fleet moves be cancelled?
How much assassination should take place on Procopia? Don't like a House superior? Gack them!