DMG: +1 Military Grade Daggers
Power: Adept Defensive - Style B: Nullify the damage from the last hit - 2/2
Artifact: Offensive - Style A 1d6+1: Auto hit w/ pierce - 1/2
Badges: Master Covert Ops, Master Leadership, Training Endurance
Upon reaching the control room, Stryke looked around with a curious expression. The inside was a mess of disturbingly fleshy-like wires that seemed to be a matrix. For all he was skilled in disarming systems, this one was intimidating to say the least. Frowning, he moved in closer as he inspected the monolithic console. Relaying back to ground control, he called in for assistance as the feed went live. Sliding his sleeves up his forearm a bit, he sat down as he got to work. As they explained what to do, he followed directions.
Before long they had managed to re-calibrate the power output! This portion of the ship had been reclaimed. Excitement made him bolt back up as he pushed his sleeves down hastily. "We did it! Great job everyone." His laughter was excited, almost jovial.
Advance: 5
Result: 1 - Reclaimed this section of the ship!
If this is your third mini-boss fight, you've reached one of the propulsion systems! Roll 1d4 and look in the spoiler below:
1 - It's a mess of disturbingly fleshy wires down here, but they all seem to be connected to a single, monolithic console. Everything is where it should be according to ground control's instructions, so recalibrating the power output is simple enough.
2 - It smells like ash and rot in here. Some of the wires are torn, sparking ominously in the vicinity of a particularly charred corpse. The unit is just draining power like this. With ground control's assistance, you manage to shut down the system and quarantine it.
3 - The room is pitch black. You're only able to discern its purpose through narrow flashlight beams and stumbling over the snaking wires. The console at the center is nothing but a dead-end for the ship's power supply. With instructions from headquarters, you manage to grope around in the dark and quarantine the system.
4 - The room feels like an inferno with how strained the propulsion system is. With instructions from headquarters you're able to alleviate pressure from the unit and reroute power accordingly. The center console already begins to glow less menacingly.
Congratulations! You have completed your mission and returned back to the docking area! Squad commanders, be sure to report in!
