ITT Rogue Trader campaigns

ITT Rogue Trader campaigns

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I have some space opera pics I could dump. Also some great space elves.

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What is the sauce on this?

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nadia:_The_Secret_of_Blue_Water

>implying Rourke is a good example of a rogue trader.
Look, he was in it for the money, that's good. That's smart. But a smarter man would have established a cold trade in Atlantean goods rather than trying to kill his golden goose.
Rourke tired that. And then he ran across every Disney villain's true arch-nemesis, the laws of physics . And now he can't profit, he's dead.
What I'm saying is, you can afford Juvenat treatments now. You don't *need* to make a quick buck, you can afford to wait and make a bigger one. You're a rogue trader. If you get bored, just find some workers to oppress or something exotic to stuff. The galaxy is yours.

Pictured, from left to right:
> Techpriest, eccentric specced for all knowledge and no combat skills
> Trader, pilots his ship and gets his fair share of boot-to-ass in
> Arch-Militant, loves pistols and explosives, kind of needs reigning in
> Seneschal, the straight-faced businessman everyone tends to bounce their jokes off, probably less useful in a fight than the techpriest.

good job me.

So I've seen this a few times. Does Nadia actually get good at some point? I watched like the first three or four episodes and was bored out of my mind.