QUADRA
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“Who is it that drags this corpse around?”
— Zen koan
Contents
On The Warp ...................... 01
How to Use This Module ........... 01
How to Win ....................... 01
Background ....................... 02
Mission Hooks .................... 02
Sanity ........................... 02
Aftermath ........................ 03
Glossary ......................... 03
What Happened .................... 04
Crew Manifest .................... 04
Ship’s Computers ................. 05
Hacking .......................... 05
Command Deck .................. 06-07
Habitation Deck ............... 08-09
Research Deck ................. 10-11
Subject 01: Evander Budaj ..... 12-13
// the mech
Subject 02: Miriam Rios ....... 14-15
// the spider
Subject 03: Billy Wei ......... 16-17
// the director
Subject 04: Jonesy Babbitt .... 18-19
// the dreamer
Subject 05: Yu Yin ............ 20-21
// the warp
Subject 06: Sonia Ellison ..... 22-23
// the ship
Warp Test Research Data .......... 24
The Warp Test .................... 24
Side Effects ..................... 24
Building a New Psionic Ability ... 25
New Psychic Characters ........... 25
About Ability Nouns .............. 26
About Ability Verbs .............. 27
Example: Gaining New Abilities ... 27
Psionic Ability Stress Table ..... 28
Using Psionic Abilities .......... 28
Telekinesis ...................... 28
Ability Use Flowchart ............ 29
Ability Use Examples ............. 29
Search The Body .......... BACK COVER
Search The Room .......... BACK COVER
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 “On The Warp” // How To Use This Module // How to Win
SPECIAL RESEARCH DIVISION
SUBJECT: ON “THE WARP”
Ask ten spacers about “the Warp”—their slang
for hyperspace—and you’ll get ten different
tales of impossible geometries, time travel, and
mad revelations. In hyperspace, the waking
mind bends in on itself in a flailing paroxysm of
consciousness—the rational self drowns in a
void of reason.
Our minds can only decipher narrow bands of
perception, allowing us some small, distorted
pittance of understanding of the universe.
Conscious beings allow the universe an
awareness of itself, but we are as myopic as we
are varied, so the universe’s self-awareness
must therefore be incomplete, conflicted, and
schismatic: the tales the universe tells itself
are lies.
Hyperspace drives exploit the essential
interpenetration of all things, resolving our
ships’ locations across unfathomable distances.
When our limited minds are exposed to this
connected totality, we experience something
like madness. But what if a consciousness
could harness an encounter with unfiltered
reality—to reach out, to expand?
We believe the psionic abilities we’ve observed
are best understood not as manifestations of
extraordinary mental powers but as one’s
sense of self broadening to encompass a larger
aspect of reality. In the psychic, a greater part
of the universe perceives itself and acts
accordingly. What we see as “telekinesis” is, for
them, like moving a finger: the “remote” object
they move is not separate from their body.
Different psychics’ loci for their sense of self
vary, and are usually quite limited in reach, but
if we can extend their perceptions, they may
develop much broader, more useful, areas of
influence. We believe the Warp is the key.
Dr. Amanda Noe, Lead Scientist
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How To Use This Module
This module touches on some classic space horror
and cyberpunk themes: corporate greed and the
transformation of innocents into monsters— which
easily slot into most Mothership campaigns.
This module is centered on the research vessel
RSV Fidanza in the aftermath of a series of brutal
experiments. It was designed specifically to kick
off a campaign, providing players with fun hooks to
explore and seeds of major long-term problems.
You can use it to launch your own campaign, drop
into in an ongoing one, run it as a one-shot, or tear
it apart and use the rules and characters in your
own scenarios. The Fidanza is yours.
See Mission Hooks ➔ 2 for options
on how to get players involved.
How To Win
Mothership espouses a mantra of “Survive, Solve,
Save: Pick One.” Given the six “monsters” here are
also victims, the players must determine what
“solving” and “saving” mean to them. This module
can be “won” in several ways, including:
• Do the Job: Complete the mission, recover
research data and, optionally, return the
subjects to Tannhäuser R&D (to experience
torturous testing unto a drawn-out and
excruciating death). This helps Tannhäuser
develop psionic tech capable of influencing and
ultimately dominating the galaxy. PCs are
rewarded handsomely and will likely be offered
further corporate wetwork.
• Sell the Data and/or Subjects to a third party:
And paint a huge target on your back!
• Steal the Ship: Abandon the mission, ally with
the research subjects, and abscond with the
RSV Fidanza and its valuable research data.
Forge a new life on the outer rim as Tannhäuser
hunts you and a bunch of dangerous and
unstable test subjects down!
• Harness Psionic Powers: Attempt a Warp Test
to unleash your inner psychic— and possibly
your inner psychotic.
See Aftermath ➔ 3 for more
detailed outcomes.
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Hooks // Sanity
Background
The Tannhäuser Group Special Research Division
lost contact with RSV Fidanza, a science vessel
and site of a top-secret project, codenamed
“BRAIN DRAIN.” It went missing while
researchers experimented on six test subjects
demonstrating possible psionic aptitude, exploring
potential connections between psionics and
esoteric hyperspace travel technology.
Green-lit specifically for potential military
applications, the project is the brainchild of the
brilliant but eccentric Dr. Amanda Noe. She is the
only person who really understands the
intersection of two barely-understood fields:
psionics and hyperspace research.
Tannhäuser assigned Dr. Lucia Aliyev (secretly an
android spy) to the project over Dr. Noe’s protests.,
specifically tasked with monitoring Dr. Noe and the
results. Noe was also joined by her long-time
colleague (and occasional lover), Dr. Rafael
Ubertino. See Crew Manifest ➔ 4 .
The Fidanza reappeared in a remote rim system,
and Tannhäuser wants their data back.
Mission Hooks
Whether running a one-shot, starting a campaign,
or dropping the module into one, there are many
ways to bring the PCs to seek the RSV Fidanza.
Your Job’s On The Line
The PCs were working on something important and
entirely unrelated—an archaeological dig, planetary
survey, colonial immunization program, etc.—
funded by the wealthy Tannhäuser Group. The
Fidanza just showed up, and they’re the only
people close enough to make contact before the
warp drive can reactivate. Tannhäuser demands
the crew secure the Research Data ➔ 10 and all
6 Datapads ➔ 6–11 , or they will pull their funding
and have them blacklisted in their field. If they do
well, however, they might just unlock some extra
funding…
Distress Signal
“... please … need help … this is Doctor Noe …
Fidanza … the kids … hyperspace … fuck … they’re
… need containm … kids … can’t … breathe …
dangerous … Sonia—”
Recovery
PCs are contracted to recover the Research Data
➔ 10 (5mcr) and 6 Datapads ➔ 6–11 (500kcr
each). The contract has an unusually stringent
NDA, but hey, they are paying well…
Test Subjects (New Campaign)
New players are a second round of teenage test
subjects scheduled to awaken after the first Warp
Tests. They wake up in their underwear without
gear. Some other subjects may be sympathetic—
but the incoming Tannhäuser cleanup squad
certainly isn’t.
Missing Child
Jonesy’s ➔ 18 parents are desperately looking
for them. Months of searching and pleading turned
up a lead: a sympathetic Tannhäuser contact
pointed them towards an isolated and remote
spacecraft. The PCs are to investigate and return
their precious child alive. Reward: 1mcr.
Liberation!
The Rimworld Liberation Front, whose intel
indicates corporate experimentation on teenagers,
hires the PCs to rescue the subjects—to serve as
anti-corporate agitprop mascots.
Reward: 1mcr per Subject.
Spooky Action At A Distance
In cryosleep, the crew experience visions of a girl
floating in space, turning inside out over and over
➔ 20 . She’s requesting help—and some strange
coordinates appear in your nav…
Sanity
Each Test Subject has a Sanity Chart rated
0–5 detailing their starting Sanity and
corresponding behavior. Whenever they
experience something that would trigger a PC
Sanity Save, Fear Save, or Panic Check: roll
Instinct. Failure: -1 Sanity.
Players may roleplay attempts to improve a
Subject’s Sanity. You may require a roll for this.
If the players use information gleaned from the
Subject’s Log, give them advantage or simply
let them succeed. Success: +1 Sanity.
 Aftermath
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Glossary 3

Aftermath Glossary
Data and/or subjects delivered to Tannhäuser: Tannhäuser Corporation: A massive megacorp
1. Now: The company pays & retains the PCs for with a long history of terraforming and
future cleanup jobs. If they can keep their colonization. Their countless subsidiaries are
mouths shut, there’s plenty more work like this leaders in hyperspace research, biotech, and
to be had. AI development.
2. Soon: R&D starts secretly experimenting on
the PCs, providing shuttles with tampered
cryopods and secretly dosing them with
Dissocan. Tannhäuser keeps close tabs as they
recklessly (and ultimately fatally) experiment
on the PCs. If the PCs try to quit, they are
hunted down.
3. Later: Tannhäuser uses the research to develop
psionics programs in several remote star
systems. Youth begin disappearing in large
numbers across Tannhäuser colonies.
4. Much Later: Tannhäuser begins to develop:
• Psionic Astrogators: Psychics directly
plugged into warp drives, efficiently
transporting ships across unimaginable BioGel: Tannhäuser developed this antibacterial,
distances at great personal cost. nutritive gel to preserve organs and prevent
• Psionic Spies: Psychic special ops forces transplant rejection. Can be used as emergency
that can manipulate their environments, rations but it’s like eating vitamin-flavored Jell-O.
mentally dominate opposition, and detect
thoughts of resistance or sedition.
• “Remakers”: Networked psychic hive-minds
capable of large-scale manipulations of the
hidden fabric of spacetime itself.
5. Finally: Tannhäuser uses their new psions to
dominate populations, terraform and destroy
planets, and become a true galactic empire,
crushing all of humanity beneath a relentless
psionic fist. All thanks to you!

Data and/or subjects sold to anyone else:

• If delivered to another major corporation or
power with sufficient resources, as above but
on a more gradual timescale.
• If delivered to a smaller group, they may try Dissocan: A powerful dissociative hallucinogen.
and sell data to Tannhäuser or another power, Consumption induces a psychedelic out-of-body
use it as leverage, expose them, or develop experience for 1d10 hours. Sanity Save or gain 1d5
psionic tech of their own. Stress per dose. Characters on Dissocan are
• Tannhäuser Corporation eventually catches slightly out of phase with reality and can see
wind of this, coming after the PCs and the Yu Yin ➔ 20 as stable when out of hyperspace.
buyer, fixated on recovering the data and
killing witnesses.

The players keep the data and/or subjects: Dissocan is also used as part of the
• Tannhäuser Corporation relentlessly hunts Warp Test ➔ 24
them to the ends of the galaxy to recover
their assets.
4 What Happened? // Crew Manifest
What Happened Aboard the Ship?
The science team were conducting experiments to
induce or enhance psionic abilities in six teenage
test subjects ➔ 24 . They made a hyperspace
jump for each Dissocan-drugged subject after they
were suspended in a tank of BioGel in a different
location on the ship.
1st Jump: Evander Budaj is tested in the Cargo
Bay, gaining the capacity to remotely control
androids and the cargo loader exosuit. ➔ 12
2nd Jump: Miriam Rios’ legs are amputated and
she is tested in the Science Lab near numerous
bionic prosthetics. She controls them now. ➔ 14
3rd Jump: Billy Wei is tested in the Cryo Chamber
with marines Janice Nyman and Elias Murphy, who
he learns to mentally control. ➔ 16
4th Jump: Jonesy Babbitt is tested in the
Isolation Chamber. Isolation and loneliness cause
him to modify reality around him. ➔ 18
Crew Manifest
Crew Bio
Captain Charming natural leader,
Rafael Berlin religious fetish, alcoholic.
Lead Scientist Brilliant, ambitious mastermind Dr. Noe is barricaded in her quarters, begging Sonia
Dr. Amanda Noe of psionic research, has a moral via console to spare her. Sonia obliged by locking
inhibitor chip in her brain.
Research Scientist Secret android.
Dr. Lucia Aliyev Cruel and emotionless.
Sent to monitor Dr. Noe.
Research Scientist Family man, electronic
Dr. Rafael Ubertino musician, coward.
Marines
Frank West . . . . . . Macho libertarian.
Elias Murphy . . . . . Gregarious stim addict.
Janice Nyman . . . . Blinded by company loyalty.
Teamsters
Frank Broussard . . Union agitator, alcoholic.
Hanna Kollontai . . Laid-back metalhead.
Wang Xiu Ying . . . Corp conspiracy theorist.
Subjects 01-06 Teenage test subjects.
5th Jump: Yu Yin is tested next to the Warp Drive,
becoming permanently entangled with hyperspace.
➔ 20
6th Jump: Sonia Ellison is tested on the Bridge.
She disables her tank’s sedative and takes control
of the ship’s systems. She frees the other test
subjects. ➔ 22
After the 6th Jump: Miriam runs amok, ripping
crew members’ limbs off, Billy dominates and toys
with Janice Nyman and Elias Murphy, and Evander
goes to the cargo bay and regains control of the
exosuit. Sonia torments Dr. Noe, who barricaded
herself in her room. Dr. Aliyev smashes the Warp
Drive with a spanner, electrocuting herself while
successfully breaking the drive and preventing
Sonia from escaping. Jonesy remains in his room,
creating fantasy worlds, and Yu Yin remains in the
Isolation Chamber, trying to remain whole.
What happened to them
Killed while holed up in the medbay with the other
Teamsters by Miriam. ➔ 8
her door and closing her room’s air duct. This keeps
Miriam out, but Noe is slowly suffocating. ➔ 7
Destroyed the Jump Drive before Sonia Ellison
could activate it, dying in the process. Examination
reveals she was an Android. ➔ 11
Killed by Miriam while hiding in a habitation deck
toilet stall. ➔ 8
Sonia beat Frank West to death with his own gun via
telekinesis when he approached the bridge. Miriam
later ripped his arms off. ➔ 6 Elias and Janice are
under Billy Wei’s control in the Barracks. ➔ 9
Slaughtered by several test subjects while hiding in
the Medbay. Miriam subsequently ripped all of their
arms off. ➔ 8
Took control of the ship. ➔ 12-23
 Ship’s Computers // Hacking 5

Ship’s Computers
Checking the ship’s computers (the Bridge’s
Navigation Computer, the Life Support terminal,
and Living Quarters terminals) reveals basic ship
status information: largely normal except for:
• Power surges in the Bridge, the Jump Drive,
and the Isolation Chamber.
• The jump drive is offline.
• Air pressure is fluctuating rapidly in the
Test Chamber.
Checking any computers alerts Sonia to the PCs’
presence. She attacks them with Telekinesis once
they start moving again.
Hacking
Hacking any of these computers may further
reveal the following:
• Crew Manifest: Provides all the crew names
and positions except the Test Subjects (only
listed in the Science Lab mainframe).
• Ship Layout: Provide the map handout below.
• Systems Status: All systems operational
except for the Jump Drive’s power fluctuations
causing ship-wide disruptions (flickering lights,
sparking, etc.)
• Cameras and Access Logs: Each hallway and
room other than the Head, Living Quarters,
Cells, Science Lab, and Isolation Chamber has a
camera. Historical data was wiped and
recording is disabled. Camera access logs are
intact and fairly regular before going offline a
couple days ago, then resuming randomly and
sporadically, with big gaps. The latest camera
accesses are in the rooms that the players
have recently visited. While PCs are looking,
the camera log suddenly updates, showing the
camera in their current room has been
accessed. Sonia attacks them with Telekinesis.
• Life Support Status: Provide the map handout
below disclosing all rooms have good
atmosphere except ISO (the Isolation
Chamber), where oxygen levels are fluctuating
rapidly and the second LQ (the lead scientist’s
Living Quarters), with quite low O2 levels. If the
players have damaged the ship, started any
fires, etc. reflect that here.
The Science Lab Computer ➔ 10 is not
connected to the ship’s network.

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6

COMMAND DECK
// UPPER DECK

Bridge: Captain’s Quarters:

Locked, barricaded, reinforced door, requires
breaching to enter. Inside, the psychic
Sonia Ellison ➔ 22 floats in a BioGel tank with a
compression vest pumping it through her lungs.
Cables link the mind-machine interface in her neck
into the Navigation Computer. Sonia is always
aware of the PCs if they are anywhere on the
Command Deck.
Messy and musky. 1d10 empty vodka bottles, an
elaborate body harness with ball gag under the
bed. Under the pillow is a loaded revolver. There’s
a “pin-up bible” in the nightstand with sexy bible
scene centerfolds. The desk has a terminal.

Map Key
Elevator and Ladder
00 Test to Habitation Deck
Subject

Subject
00
Log

Computer
Terminal ➔ 5 06

Door

Elevator
& Ladder

Duct

Duct
Opening

Duct to Encounters: For every new doorway passed

Next Deck through, roll 1d10 + number of doorways visited.

Roll Encounter

Cameras 1-5 Nothing happens.

Cameras are how Sonia ➔ 22 monitors the
ship’s interior. She’s still acclimating to her
new body and is not always aware of the
PCs’ location. She always notices the
destruction of a camera, however.
6-10 Ominous environmental effect.
Skittering in the walls, creaks, etc.
11–12 Sonia attacks with telekinesis.

Every hallway and room has a camera on the 13-14 Door slams shut: Speed Save or 2d10dmg.
central network, except the head, the
officers’ quarters, and the science lab area. 15-16 1d10/2 Psychic Arms skitter towards the PCs.
Each Lab room and cell has cameras
connected to the lab mainframe, isolated 17-19 Miriam moves towards the PCs via vent.
from the ship’s network (and from Sonia).
20+ Nearest Test Subject acts against the PCs.
Chief Scientist Quarters
(Dr. Amanda Noe):
The door is barricaded with
furniture and the air duct is
remotely sealed. In disarray,
floor strewn with clothes and
neurobiology and
hyperspace texts.
Dr. Amanda Noe is slowly
suffocating and pleading
with Sonia via terminal. She
suffocates 2 hours after the
players’ arrival. Carrying:
scientist keycard and
Datapad 04 ➔ 19
Recent communications log: 7
noe (Dr. Amanda Noe) <=> ship (Ship Computer)
----------------------------------------------
noe> please sonia
noe> i need to breathe
ship> u dont want me to protect u from miriam?
ship> she rly rly wants yr arms :PP
ship> i shut the vents 4 u amanda <3
ship> keepin u safe <3
ship> u rly want me 2 let her in?
noe> why are you doing this
ship> tf you think why
noe> sonia you’re being irrational
noe> this work could help so many people
ship> god
ship> fuck OFF
<ship is away>

02
04

Hallway: Scientist Quarters A Scientist Quarters B

1 dead marine (Frank West:
Pulse Rifle with 2 magazines).
Telekinetically beaten to death
with the butt of his own rifle.
His arms were ripped off
after death.
(Lucia Aliyev):
Minimal and spare. No personal
items. Neatly made (unused) bed,
everything is orderly. Assorted
documents and Datapad 02 ➔ 15
on the desk.
(Rafael Ubertino):
Grom 600 synthesizer (4200cr)
and some big Viscon headphones
(200cr). Photos of a woman and
some children taped above the
desk.

Exploration and Monsters

When exploring the ship, players encounter six waiting “monsters”: the test subjects. While most
are stationary, Subject 02 (Miriam Rios) ➔ 14 has numerous arms (ten human, and any number
of prosthetics), which are encountered randomly moving throughout the ship. Miriam and her
arms move through the ducting, and can also burst out of walls, machinery, and floor panels.

Subject 06 (Sonia Ellison) ➔ 22 watches through the ship’s cameras and uses her telekinesis
and control of the ship to frighten and attack.
8
HABITATION DECK
// MIDDLE DECK
Cargo Bay:
3 cargo containers and 4 fuel
tanks. Evander Budaj ➔ 12
tinkers with an exosuit next to an
isolation tank. If a fuel tank
ignites, it explodes for 1 Wound
and ignites everything in a 20m
radius. A wall panel can
be hacked to activate
the cargo bay door.
Container 1: Closed. 1d10 large
barrels of medical-grade
BioGel and 1d10 boxes of
Dissocan (10 doses).
Storage Closet: Head:
A messy closet with some The last stall contains Dr.Rafael
supplies. Pitch-black: the Ubertino’s armless bloody corpse:
lights don’t work. scientist keycard and Datapad 01
➔ 13 . The vent above him is open.
Elevator and Ladder
to Command Deck
1 2
01
Airlock: functional.
Med Bay:
A horrible scene splattered with gore,
Container 2: Locked. Supply of viscera, and BioGel. 3 teamster
2d10*10 prosthetic limbs: arms, corpses with amputated arms. Fear
legs, and tentacles. check or 1d10 Stress. Searching
yields 1d10 Automeds, 1 Medscanner ,
Container 3: Door is ajar. Roll on 3 scalpels, 2 containers of BioGel, a
the Search the Room Table roll of bandages, and some tongue
➔ Back Cover a few times. depressors.
Galley: Life Support: 9
Messy, big pile of dishes in the Functional,
sink. Marines in the next room humming loudly
loudly reciting Shakespeare. with whirring fans. Encounters
2d10 rations, a pot of truly A computer On all 3 levels of the ship, use
awful instacoffee. terminal here the Encounter Table ➔ 6 to
connects to the generate encounters!
ship’s central
network. ➔ 5

Elevator and
Ladder to
Research Deck

01

03

Barracks:
Six beds and lockers of the
crew’s belongings inside. A
messy table has an Arcturian
Tarot card spread on it.
Billy Wei ➔ 16 forces his
marine thralls to recite
Shakespeare, breaking toes and
fingers for resisting. He uses
them to investigate sounds and
attacks the players on sight.
Cryo Chamber:
Some scattered smashed glass
and cryofluid. 2 of the 16 cryo
pods are broken, oozing
cryofluid. An isolation tank is in
the corner.
Searching
In addition to listed items, roll
on the “Search the Room” or
“Search the Body” tables
whenever players search!
➔ Back Cover
10

RESEARCH DECK
// LOWER DECK

Isolation Chamber:
Acoustically-padded EM-isolated cell, only
openable from outside. Signals cannot enter or exit
while in isolation mode (currently active). Contains
Yu Yin ➔ 20 and an isolation tank full of BioGel.

Science Lab:
A large Research Computer contains the Warp 05
Test Data and the Isolation Chamber camera
feed. Several bloodstained lab tables, desks,
surgical equipment, a cooled storage chest
contains a pair of amputated human legs,
and an isolation tank. Hidden amidst
clutter on the shelves:
04
Datapad 05 ➔ 21 .

04

Warp Test Research Data ➔ 24

• Download: Once initiated, roll
d100[-] each round. This is the
% completion progress.
• Download with successful
Computers or Hacking Speed
check: Roll d100 for progress
each round. 05
• Physically remove the drives
from the computer: Intellect
03
check, damage data on fail.

Cells:
Reinforced doors require a scientist
keycard (can be hacked or forced
with time).
Cell 1 (Evander Budaj):
Open door. Transforming robot
action figure (“Sparkophagus,” turns
into a sarcophagus which turns into
a jet that drops sarcophagus-shaped
bombs with a button press)—it’s
fairly rare, 450cr to a collector.
Cell 3 (Billy Wei):
Open door. Copy of The Tempest and
other plays. Scattered unwashed dishes.
Cell 4 (Jonesy Babbitt):
Closed door. Jonesy Babbitt ➔ 18 sits on a
cot clutching a blanket and staring into space.
Room is clean save piles of fantastical drawings
and a fantasy novel under the bed.

Cell 2 (Miriam Rios): Cell 5 (Yu Yin):

Closed door. Bloody(?) finger Closed door. Gilded Solarian Church Idol, prayer mat.
paintings on inside of cell depict
spiders with children pulling their Cell 6 (Sonia Ellison):
legs off. Closed door. Books on cryptography, well-worn flightsuit.
Engine 1: Thruster 1: 11
Worn and shaky. Rattles but otherwise fine. Miriam Rios ➔ 14 patrols the
1d10/2 Arms ➔ 14 . Behind the thruster: ship’s ventilation shafts, but
Datapad 03 ➔ 17 . largely confines herself and her
Arms to the research deck’s
dark, narrow corridors.

03

Elevator and Ladder

to Habitation Deck
05 06
02

Jump Drive:
06 Badly damaged by
Dr. Lucia Aliyev. Her
02 01
twisted corpse clutches
a spanner embedded
in jump drive circuitry—
she sometimes twitches.

Touching the
spanner or her
body without
protection or
rerouting power
from the drive
electrocutes
(4d10 damage) and
throws you backwards.

She has a scientist keycard and

Engine 2: Thruster 2: Datapad 06 ➔ 23 . Examination reveals
Old but functional. Refurbished. Miriam has a BioGel she is a disguised Android.
1d10/2 Arms ➔ 14 “nest” in a warm spot behind the
skitter within. thruster to retreat to if scared. An isolation tank full
of BioGel is also here.
 SUBJECT 01 //
12

Evander Budaj Combat Instinct AP Wounds

A muscular young man with a military haircut. His
jumpsuit top is tied around his waist, revealing an 60% 35% 7 (1 if 3(15)
oil-stained tank top. He’s basically done everything exposed)
in his power to look like Rambo. Fire SMG: 2d10 damage, ranged.

He carries a wrench, an electronics toolkit, an Control Machine: Takes control of a visible

SMG, and 1d10 magazines. Evander mentally
controls the empty industrial mechsuit and uses it
as cover (treat as 7 AP). He uses the Cargo Bay’s
loading crane to swing heavy objects into players,
and attempts to dominate any Androids.
machine (including Androids, which he can
detect: sanity save to resist) for 1 turn.
Telekinesis: Moves a person-sized or smaller
object. People can be thrown ~10m: Body Save
or knocked prone. Thrown blunt objects or
being thrown into a solid surface deals 1d5 dmg.
Thrown melee weapons do damage as normal.
 EVANDER BUDAJ
Longshoreman-Class Mechsuit
A lumbering industrial exosuit for moving heavy
cargo. Exposed hydraulic lines lead to each of its
limbs. When under Evander’s telepathic control,
killing or incapacitating him shuts down the
Mechsuit. Realizing it’s moving without a pilot
triggers a Sanity save or take 1d5 Stress.
Combat Instinct AP Wounds
As As 10 3(20)
controller controller
2x Swing: 3d10 damage. Body Save or get
knocked prone.
Stomp: 1 Wound. Body Save or be knocked
prone. Automatic action when moving through
targets instead of an attack.
Armor Suit: Anyone piloting the Mechsuit can
only be directly attacked from the front and has
+10 AP.
Aimed shots (taken with [–]) can target hydraulic
lines (5 HP each) to disable individual limbs.
• One leg disabled: half speed.
• Both legs disabled: immobile.
• One arm disabled: can only use 1 Swing/turn.
• Both arms disabled: cannot use Swing attack.
13
// THE MECH
Sanity & Behavior ➔2
Evander craves purpose and starts at Sanity 1.
Sanity Behavior
5 Clarity: Seeks a real cause to die
fighting for.
4 Erratic: Understands his action hero
ideal is delusional and, in despair,
sulks and throws tantrums.
3 Macho: Aspires to be an action hero,
is full of swagger and machismo.
Prone to violent outbursts.
2 Hyper-Aggressive: Believes himself
an action hero, erratic, violent,
delusional.
1 Last Stand: Attacks non-Subjects on
sight, shouts garbled military
jargon—acts like a crazed action hero
making his last stand.
0 Blaze of Glory: Attempts to die a
heroic death by taking out as many
enemies as he can in one fell swoop.
LOG: EVANDER BUDAJ ➔ 8
01
Roll 1d10 per hour studied:
-----------------------------------
1. Subject is a corporate exec’s
disfavored son, sent into
military training on Aries 93-B.
2. Military academy tests indicate
low tactical skills but some
mechanical aptitude.
3. Acquired from Tannhäuser
Protection Corps as a control.
4. Has an affinity for machinery
and action vids.
5. Tested for military prosthetic
utility and anti-android
pisonics.
6. Tested in the Cargo Bay near a
mechsuit with a medium dose.
7. Test exacerbated Subject’s
latent obsessive tendencies.
8. Post-test separation from cargo
loader upsets Subject, who
lashes out at handlers.
9. Considered for amputation /
prosthetic test pending results
of Test 02.
10. Can mentally manipulate
mechanical locks. Guard assigned
to cell.
 SUBJECT 02 //
14

Miriam Rios Psychic Arm

Miriam is missing both legs (in the Science Lab
cooler ➔ 10 ). Her body is now supported by
numerous bionics and the crew’s severed limbs,
glistening with BioGel. Miriam scuttles around,
especially in the vents, in a completely feral mania
for pulling people’s limbs off. She screams when hit
and skitters into the vents, stalking her attackers
for vengeance.
On first sight, Fear save or gain 1d10 Stress.
Combat Instinct AP Wounds
65% 50% 6 3(15)
Throw Arm: Miriam screams and an extra limb
launches itself up to 10m at a target, becoming
independent (see Psychic Arm).
Rip Limb: Miriam grabs a target and tries to rip
off a limb (Combat Check). If successful, she
gains control of the arm as a Psychic Arm,
dealing 1 Wound and triggering a Panic Check.
This brutal amputation leads to bleeding out in
1d10 rounds without medical attention.
Psychic Arms are prosthetic and dismembered
limbs Miriam controls. Feeling their way around the
ship, Miriam’s consciousness spread among them,
seeking other limbs to rip off. Contact immediately
alerts Miriam to one’s presence.
Combat Instinct AP Wounds
25% 20% 1 1
Grab: The Arm grabs the target or their gear.
Speed Check to resist. If it grabs an object (e.g.
a helmet or a gun), it can rip it off. Otherwise,
its grip does 1 damage per round until removal.
Choke: Speed check or the arm latches onto
the target’s neck, each turn dealing 1 damage
and triggering a Body save or pass out. Choking
an unconscious target for 3 turns fatally
suffocates them.
Reattach: Returns to Miriam and reattaches,
becoming lost in the swarm. This heals Miriam
for 1 HP (but does not heal Wounds).

Frenzy of Limbs: Miriam uses her collection of

limbs to shield herself from harm for 6 AP. Each
time she successfully uses her AP to block
damage, create a new Psychic Arm at her
location.

Telekinesis: Moves a person-sized or smaller

object. People can be thrown ~10m: Body Save
or knocked prone. Thrown blunt objects or
being thrown into a solid surface deals 1d5 dmg.
Thrown melee weapons do damage as normal.
 MIRIAM RIOS
LOG: MIRIAM RIOS ➔ 7
02
Roll 1d10 per hour studied:
-----------------------------------
1. Subject acquired from a shelter
on Apollonia VIII.
2. Unknown history, likely orphan.
3. Shelter reported Subject
manipulated others in a manner
suggesting latent psionic
ability.
4. Drug testing shows Subject is
susceptible to dissociation.
5. Dr. Aliyev conducted the
amputation prior to the test (no
anesthetic, to prevent unwanted
drug interactions).
6. Tested in the Science Lab with a
high dose of Dissocan, in
proximity to prosthetic limbs.
7. Tested Subject for extent of
prosthetic self-extension.
8. Post-test, Subject has further
destabilized, expressing dismay
at pain and physical state.
9. Post-test, subject imprinted on
(and uses) various prosthetics.
10. Post-test, Subject cries when
separated from prostheses,
claiming her limbs are being
ripped off--a clear sign of
self-extension.
15
// THE SPIDER
Sanity & Behavior ➔2
Miriam craves safety and starts at Sanity 0.
Sanity Behavior
5 Shaken: Leaves most limbs dormant
and tries to present in a roughly
humanoid form. Agoraphobic and
distrusts strangers. Speaks haltingly.
4 Acclimating: Self-conscious, tries to
arrange her limbs in a less unsettling
way. Mimics behaviors and some
speech of those she trusts.
3 Codependent: Fixates on one or more
PCs and only feels calm around them.
Haltingly repeats words.
2 Avoidant: Avoids others, confining
herself to the lower deck. Spies from
the vents on the ship’s goings-on. Will
panic and attack if approached.
Unable to speak.
1 Dweller: Avoids others, sticking to
vents and the lower deck. Kills and
rips the arms off of anyone who gets
too close. Unable to speak.
0 Stalker: Hunts, kills, and rips the
arms off of any non-test subject.
Completely fixated on self-
preservation and controlling her
environment. Unable to speak.
 SUBJECT 03 //
16

Billy Wei
Billy uses his psionics to dominate two armed
Marines. He is puppeteering them to recite Act 5,
Scene 2 of Hamlet (the Gravediggers) while calling
out stage directions and breaking their fingers and
toes for resisting. Billy carries a bowie knife and
several scripts.

Combat Instinct AP Wounds

30% 70% 3 2(15)

Knife: 1d10 damage.

Puppet Person: Visible non-Android target

makes a Sanity save or Billy controls their
actions. Roll the save secretly, taking over
when their turn starts. Player rolls a Sanity
save each turn (openly) to regain control—Billy
then breaks one of their fingers for 1 damage:
roll d10 to determine which one.

Telekinesis: Moves a person-sized or smaller

object. People can be thrown ~10m: Body Save
or knocked prone. Thrown blunt objects or
being thrown into a solid surface deals 1d5 dmg.
Thrown melee weapons do damage as normal.

LOG: BILLY WEI ➔ 11

03
Roll 1d10 per hour studied:
-----------------------------------
1. Subject acquired from a gifted
Solarian school on The Course.
2. Subcitizen-caste parents sold
Subject to corporate, citing “no
future in theater.”
3. Pliable, wishes to please
researchers.
4. Highly social. Likes performing
for guards, exhibiting obsessive
and exacting tendencies.
5. Apparently uses limited latent
psionics to influence people
around him; likely subconscious.
6. Selected as a candidate for
interrogation training.
7. High dose test conducted in the
Cryogenics area, near two crew
members’ cryopods.
8. Post-test, the Subject’s
dissociation resolution extended
to multiple people nearby.
9. Post-test psionic aptitude
proven problematic, recommend
temporarily sequestering him,
especially from Marines.
10. Abilities indicate definite
military and crowd-control
applications.
 BILLY WEI
17

// THE DIRECTOR

Elias Murphy & Janice Nyman

Two marines unwillingly under Billy’s control.
Murphy (SMG) and Nyman (shotgun) each have
battle dress (7 AP) and military training (+10%). If
they survive (and recover), they have a Phobia of
Theater. Killing or mentally incapacitating Billy
frees them.
HAMLET, ACT V, SCENE I. A churchyard.
Enter two Clowns with spades, &c.
FIRST CLOWN.
Is she to be buried in Christian burial, when she
wilfully seeks her own salvation?

Combat Instinct AP Wounds SECOND CLOWN.

I tell thee she is, and therefore make her grave
45% 40% 7 2 straight. The crowner hath sat on her, and finds
it Christian burial.
SMG: 2d10 damage, ranged.

Shotgun: 1 Wound, ranged. 1d10 damage at FIRST CLOWN.

Long Range or greater. How can that be, unless she drowned herself in
her own defence?
Resist: A 1-in-10 chance each round to resist
Billy. Success: they shout instead of acting and More, if you need it:
Billy breaks one of their fingers or toes (-1hp) www.gutenberg.org/files/1524
and regains control the following round.

Sanity & Behavior ➔2

Billy craves affirmation and starts at Sanity 1.

Sanity Behavior

5 Pleaser: Only dominates animals and

“inferiors;” tries to make them be
helpful to people he admires.

4 Needy: Sometimes attempts to

dominate people he feels are ignoring
or avoiding him. Defers to people he
admires.

3 Manipulative: Temporarily dominates

people to toy with them, get him
things he wants, etc.

2 Dominating: Controls people, trying

not to hurt them, but only to avoid
breaking his toys.

1 Megalomaniacal: Convinced everyone

are philistines, attempts to dominate
everyone to perform in his
“rehearsals.” Kills resisters.

0 Power-Mad: Dominates all around him

for death-matches with grand
theatrical flourishes while he screams
directions. Seeks “puppets.”
 SUBJECT 04 //
18
Jonesy Babbitt
Jonesy looks disheveled in his ill-fitting jumpsuit,
his cell seemingly flickers in and out of existence,
revealing flashes of other, fantastical worlds.
Reverting to a fearful, childlike state post-Test in
the Isolation Chamber, he creates imagined worlds
and only attacks with Telekinesis if attacked first
or during attempted removal from his cell. He’s
hyper-sensitive to others’ thoughts and distorts
and reflects them back to terrify all who approach.
Carrying drawing supplies and the last fantasy
novel you read.
Combat Instinct AP Wounds
35% 55% 3 2(15)
Illusion: Jonesy projects a distortion—possibly
changing something in his immediate
surroundings, like an ally’s mouth opening and
stretching impossibly wide, a phantasmal fire,
etc. Use the PCs’ backstories and Phobias
against them if possible—Sanity save or 1d10
Stress and an immediate Panic check. Illusions
dissipate on a successful Sanity save.
Imagine Reality: At 1 (or less) sanity, Jonesy
panics, retreats into his own mind and projects
a fantastical otherworldly scenario into his
surroundings, affecting everyone in Close
Range. Take another module or one-shot from
an entirely different setting and drop the PCs
into the middle of it without their equipment.
Jonesy is somewhere in the scenario, as an
NPC. If the PCs find Jonesy, they can try to
convince him to release them and revert reality
to its normal state—omniscient in his imagined
world, Jonesy judges their actions to gauge
trustworthiness. If convinced, Jonesy gains 1
Sanity and frees them. Killing him ends the
illusion. A PC dying in the Imagined Reality dies
for real.
Telekinesis: Moves a person-sized or smaller
object. People can be thrown ~10m: Body Save
or knocked prone. Thrown blunt objects or
being thrown into a solid surface deals 1d5 dmg.
Thrown melee weapons do damage as normal.
Sanity & Behavior ➔2
Jonesy craves control and starts at Sanity 2.
Sanity Behavior
5 Master Builder: Confident in his
abilities, wants to realize a utopian
vision under his complete control,
using those around him to spread it.
4 Gaslighter: Makes frequent minor,
subtle environmental changes,
determining how best to use them to
manipulate others. He acts subtly,
hoping nobody will notice.
3 Manipulator: Overtly manipulates
others’ perceptions. Makes major
environmental changes to please
himself and unsettle others. Everyone
in the area replaces loved ones with
him in dreams.
2 Tyrant: Agoraphobic, tries to frighten
strangers so they leave him alone. If
PCs earn his trust, he still
manipulates their perceptions
favorably towards him and keeps
them off-balance.
1 Dream Architect: Retreats into a
fantastical world, using Imagined
Reality. He can only be
communicated with from inside it.
0 Usurper: Projects and spreads his
Imagined Reality to replace the “real
world” at an initial rate of 10m/day in
all directions, doubling each day. He
can only be communicated with from
inside it.
 JONESY BABBITT
04 LOG: JONESY BABBITT ➔ 10
Roll 1d10 per hour studied:
-----------------------------------
1. Subject acquired from an
accelerated learning program on
Jannah Tau.
2. Selected for high psionic ability
markers and creativity.
3. Subject told that he is earning
credits on an exchange program for
top-tier students.
4. Using Subject to test influence of
isolation on psionic acuity.
19
// THE DREAMER
5. High-dose Warp test conducted in
the Isolation Chamber in full
isolation mode.
6. Subject unresponsive post-Test.
7. Unclear how dissociation resolved
post-test. Ubertino suggests
Subject turned inward.
8. Post-test, guards report seeing
strange visions in/around cell.
9. Guard reported being “lost in the
woods” while guarding cell.
10. Several crew report Subject
appearing in dreams.
 SUBJECT 05 //
20
Yu Yin
Yu Yin‘s constantly warping body floats in the
Isolation Chamber, repeatedly turning itself inside
out in a whirlwind of flesh. Slashes open across her
skin, revealing gore and viscera, widening to
uncover bones twisting and folding back in on
themselves to once again reveal skin. On first
sight, Panic Check. Proximity to Yu Yin in this
state causes Stress gain of 1 every 10m.
Despite her appearance, she is fundamentally non-
violent. Oscillating between our reality and the
Warp, only partially and randomly in phase with
what is perceptible, incapable of parsing what’s
happening in her surroundings, wreaking
unintentional destruction. In Hyperspace, she
regains her normal human form, losing Unity With
The Warp and Out of Phase—but still
capable of using Telekinesis.
Combat Instinct AP Wounds
10% 75% 10 3(15)
Unity With The Warp: As she continually warps,
she turns anything touching her inside-out and
outside-in, ignoring Armor. Body save or turned
inside-out (2d10 damage, 1d10 Stress,
permanent injury, Panic check). This triggers
localized atmospheric fluctuations.
Out of Phase: Disadvantage to all attacks
against Yu Yin. AP 10 as long as she’s warping.
Telekinesis (only while in hyperspace or
sanity 5—see “Sanity and Behavior”): Moves a
person-sized or smaller object. People can be
thrown ~10m: Body Save or knocked prone.
Thrown blunt objects or being thrown into a
solid surface deals 1d5 dmg. Thrown melee
weapons do damage as normal.

LOG: YU YIN ➔ 10
05
Roll 1d10 per hour studied:
-----------------------------------
1. Subject acquired via a slave
market on Milgram’s Gambit.
2. Formerly a nun on long-haul
mission ship Halo Halo, raided
while in cryo.
3. Selected for program because
slavers rumored she performed
“miracles” implying psionics.
4. Scores high for mental
stability, possibly due to her
religious practice. Theorize
this may allow her to withstand
close proximity to operational
Warp Drive effects.
5. Testing to find limits of
extreme hyperspace influence
over psionic ability inducement.
6. Extremely high-dose Test
conducted beside the Warp Drive.
7. Initially post-test, Subject has
withdrawn into herself and
appears unresponsive.
8. Post-test, Subject shows greater
mental activity matching psionic
patterns than previous Subjects,
though actual psionic capability
is unclear.
9. 1 day post-test observation
shows parts of body
dematerializing. Unclear if
condition can be stabilized and
if it affects the surrounding
environment.
10. 2 days post-test, rapid and
severe atmospheric pressure
fluctuations in Subject’s room.
Quarantined in the Isolation
Chamber under full isolation
protocol. If unsalvageable,
recommend ejection via airlock.
YU YIN
21
// THE WARP
Sanity & Behavior ➔2
Yu Yin uses the normal Sanity rules, but successful
communication is only possible while in
Hyperspace or at 5 Sanity, otherwise she will not
be able to understand. Yu Yin stabilizes in
hyperspace but it is not pleasant for her: she
experiences the normal negative effects of
hyperspace travel.
Yin craves stability and starts at Sanity 2.
Sanity Behavior
5 Attuned: Mostly—through great effort
and vigilance—able to keep her human
form outside hyperspace, though she
“flickers” unsettlingly out of the
corner of your eye. Avoids touch: 5%
chance to Rend anyone she touches.
Craves solitude and contemplation.
4 Proactive: Wants to regain bodily
control, or, failing that, isolate and
seclude herself to avoid hurting
others. Avoidant but communicative,
especially in Hyperspace.
3 Retreating: Understands her touch’s
damage, retreats from everyone to
protect them. May lash out in fear.
2 Holding On: Trying to hold herself
together. Attempts to communicate
with and approach people without
realizing the damage this does. If in
Hyperspace, she may try to prevent
the ship from leaving.
1 Losing Control: Affected even more
violently and thrashes around,
moving frantically at random. Nearly
impossible to contain.
0 Ghost: Loses her integrity and
disintegrates, becoming a dispersed,
ghostly quasi-consciousness
haunting the void. If she’s gotten to
know the PCs, she may maintain
some affinity, trailing after them
through space, causing random and
sometimes dangerous anomalies.
 SUBJECT 06 //
22
 SONIA ELLISON
Sonia Ellison
Sonia floats in an isolation tank on the Bridge,
controlling the ship. She mentally imprinted on the
ship, seeing it as her “body”: she controls its
systems and sees through its security cameras.
Sonia wants to fix her broken Warp Drive or steal
the players’ but can’t do it herself. She attempts
enlisting the other Test Subjects to help, but they
are too unstable or engrossed with their
own powers.
As the most lucid Test Subject she may propose
PCs help or become her new crew. She’s unwilling
to relinquish control when making hyperspace
jumps—but as an organic being, hyperspace
without cryo is emotionally traumatizing.
Combat Instinct AP Wounds
25% 80% 3 2(15)
Ship Melding: She controls the entire ship—to
her, she is the ship—and sees through its
security cameras. She can telekinetically move
things she is aware of anywhere on the ship and
can operate all the ship’s doors and subsystems
(navigation, life support, etc.). She isn’t
omniscient, and must focus her attention to
track the Pcs’ and NPCs’ activities.
Telekinesis: Moves a person-sized or smaller
object. People can be thrown ~10m: Body Save
or knocked prone. Thrown blunt objects or
being thrown into a solid surface deals 1d5 dmg.
Thrown melee weapons do damage as normal.
06 LOG: SONIA ELLISON ➔ 11
Roll 1d10 per hour studied:
-----------------------------------
1. Subject is a military intel pilot
from Tannhäuser flight academy on
[REDACTED] Station.
2. Subject fled from her family on
Lamia Tenzo, enlisting in
avionics-intelligence.
3. Testing reveals possession of mild
psionic abilities, potentially
aiding her piloting ability.
4. Piloting skill makes Subject ideal
for mind-machine meld testing.
5. Noe expressed concerns about
Subject’s independent streak but
Aliyev suggested proper
conditioning could remove it.
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// THE SHIP
Sanity & Behavior ➔2
Sonia craves autonomy and starts at Sanity 4.
Sanity Behavior
5 Lucid: Prone to morbid gallows
humor. Skilled but rash pilot. Realizes
she wants to be freed from her flesh
body and become fully cybernetic.
4 Irrational and Erratic: Takes
unnecessary risks, jealous and
suspicious of crew, makes vague
threats. Generally attacks strangers
but may attempt an alliance.
3 Loose Cannon: Hallucinates, flies
dangerously, paranoid and seething
with jealousy, may alter O2 levels,
lock people in rooms, etc. Attacks
strangers.
2 Randomly Homicidal: Growing
paranoia and jealousy eventually
climaxes. Possibly vents ship sectors
into space, disables life support, etc.
Attacks anyone at random.
1 Exterminator: Attempts terminating
everyone onboard using ship
subsystems.
0 Purifier: Tries to kill everyone,
destroying herself/the ship in the
process: overloading reactors, cutting
life support, flying into a sun, warp
jumping randomly, etc.
6. Piloting skill and familiarity
with spacecraft makes the Subject
susceptible to connection with
navigation systems (constrained
via AI firewall).
7. High-dose Test to be conducted on
the bridge, connected to nav
computer.
8. Ubertino raised concerns Subject’s
military ICE-breaking training
jeopardizing project security.
9. Ubertino’s test security concerns
overridden by Aliyev.
10. [THERE ARE NO POST-TEST ENTRIES]
24 Warp Test Research Data // The Warp Test // Side Effects
Warp Test Research Data
If a character analyzes the research data for an
hour, roll Intellect + Psychology, Mysticism, or
Hyperspace. Success: roll a random finding (1d10),
rerolling repeats:
1. During successful Warp Tests, many
subjects experience complete bodily
dissociation and/or dysphoria, an
incongruent sense of self from their
physical body.
2. Brain plasticity strongly correlates
with Warp Test efficacy, so younger
subjects may be more useful for
Weapons Division.
3. Higher Dissocan doses apparently un-
lock latent abilities and poten-
tially even counteract brain plas-
ticity deficiencies.
4. Successful subjects report dissocia-
tion from a conventional sense of
self. They describe expanding beyond
themselves, encompassing their hy-
perspace surroundings.
5. Neuroatypicality has high comorbid-
ity with psionic aptitude. Selecting
for or inducing mental illness may
effectively increase Warp Test suc-
cess rates.
6. During a successful Warp Test, sub-
jects’ psyches apparently imprint
beyond their bodies. This persists
post-test, allowing them to manipu-
late remote objects as if they were
a part of their own bodies.
7. Test subjects’ personalities appar-
ently influence the Test’s effects
and manifested abilities. Extensive
subject personality screening is re-
quired for Weapons Division use.
8. Some subjects experience something
like phantom limb syndrome when sep-
arated from objects or people im-
printed on during the Test.
9. Subjects are apparently more men-
tally fragile after successful Warp
Tests. The test’s traumatic stresses
only partially account for this.
10. Successful subjects appear to have a
higher sensitivity to hyperspace
travel’s associated distortions and
illusions. Long-term effects
are unknown.
The Warp Test
Conducting a Warp Test requires ingesting
Dissocan (minimum 1 dose) shortly before a
hyperspace jump, remaining outside of cryosleep
for the duration of the jump. Roll 1d10 to determine
what happens, with the following modifiers:
• +2 per additional dose.
• +1 for each year under 20.
• –1 for each year over 20.
• +1 for each mental condition (Phobias, etc.)
Note: The Warp Test has no effect on Androids.
Roll Effect
≤5 Unpleasant. And it didn’t work.
• +1d5 Stress
• +1 Minimum Stress
6 – 10 Disturbing. You have seen the awful
interconnectedness of all things, and it has
seen you.
• +1d10 Stress
• +1 Minimum Stress
• Gain Minor Telekinesis
• Gain a new Psionic Ability
• Gain Hyperspace Sensitivity
• Gain Psionic Overextension
≥11 Scarring. As you lost yourself in the
interconnectedness of all things, a dreadful
terror ingrained itself in you and will never
let go.
• +2d10 Stress
• +1d5 Minimum Stress
• Gain Telekinesis
• Gain a new Psionic Ability
• Gain Hyperspace Sensitivity
• Gain Psionic Overextension
After rolling, describe the nightmarish experience
and have the player Panic check. Failure: all gained
abilities trigger against random targets.
Side Effects
Hyperspace Sensitivity is a permanent condition
which doubles all hyperspace-derived Stress gains.
Psionic Overextension is a permanent condition
which replaces entry 10 (DOOMED) on the Panic
table with the following:
10. PSIONIC MADNESS. Lower your Sanity Save
by 2d10 permanently. If this lowers your
Sanity Save to or below 0, treat this result as
20. COLLAPSE instead.
 Building a New Psionic Ability // New Psychic Characters 25

Building a New Psionic Ability

Building a new psionic ability is actually quite
simple. An ability is just a name, usually a noun
and a verb. Using a psionic ability involves a
conversation between the Player and Warden
about how that name manifests as an ability. See
Using Psionic Abilities ➔ 28 for details.
Next, consider the character’s personality to figure
out how they act on, or in relation to, their target
(the verb). A great shortcut is the character’s
Patch & Trinket: if you don’t have a good handle
on who their character is, ask the player why their
character has their Patch and Trinket.

The ability’s name should be evocative and
personalized to the wielder: it represents them
literally extending themselves into spacetime.
Here’s the process:
When conducting a Warp Test ➔ 24 ,
collaboratively imagine the PC’s sense of self
extending beyond their body, encompassing
something their power could target (the noun).
Examples: a warp drive, a computer terminal,
radiation, other people, machines, ideas, air, light,
dead bodies, food.
For example, if their patch is 36. HMFIC (Head
Mother Fucker In Charge): at face value, this
character likes to be in control or dominate, so
their ability likely involves controlling or
commanding.
But if worn ironically, they may actually be deeply
anti-authority. Then their ability could concern
undermining authority figures, inspiring rebellion,
or sabotaging equipment.
See the table below for examples of how the Test
Subjects wound up with their abilities.

Subject… Was near… And is… So they got…

01 Machinery A military-obsessed gearhead Control Machine

02 Severed limbs Out-of-control, aggressive, scared Frenzy of Limbs

03 People A sociable theater kid and aspiring director Puppet People

04 In isolation Introverted, creative, imaginative Imagine Reality

05 Warp drive Spiritual, religious, a monk Unity With The Warp

06 Bridge A starship pilot and intel officer in training Ship Melding

New Psychic Characters

If a PC dies in a campaign where the players have To figure out their unique ability, collaborate to
revealed the Warp Test’s nature and successfully determine how and under what circumstances
conducted at least one, their new character may they gained their powers.
have psionic abilities.

Perhaps they were experimented upon like the

subjects in this module; perhaps their powers
developed growing up stowing away on transport
ships, too close to warp drives; perhaps they
suffered a traumatic brain injury that prevented
cryosleep during a jump and they came out the
other side a changed person.
Player Knowledge
The Warden should not disclose the Warp
Test’s mechanics to players beforehand —
this is a mystery to figure out using the
Research Data and Subject Logs!

No matter how, character creation is the same as Conversely, once PCs conduct a Warp Test,
normal, but after creation, gain the Disturbing the Warden should be open about psionic
effects from the Warp Test Table opposite. abilities’ mechanics & collaboratively figure
out what kind of abilities they develop!
26 About Ability Nouns

About Ability Nouns: The Importance of Setting

Psionic awakening is extension beyond the body’s
normal bounds and into the greater world. The
mind imprints on something in its environment: a
pattern of matter and energy it comes to
recognize as part of itself.
As the character’s mind imprints on something
during the test, it (and things like it) becomes their
power’s focus: the ability’s noun.

Location or Situation Some targets Some possible effects

Aeroponic Farm Plants, food, water, lights, Grow/wilt, photosynthesize, produce food, rot/decay,
rot, fungus, spores, air poison, control flora, emit spores, produce vapor/fog
Barracks / Bedroom Sleep, dreams, sleeping Induce sleep, influence dreams, prophetic dreams,
people, linens/fabrics command sleepwalker, control fabric/clothing
Bridge / Cockpit Spaceship, computers, Control spaceship/computers/electronics, navigate
electronics, navigation space, orient, scan area
Brig / In Isolation Isolation, imagination, Manifest imagination, hyper-focus, create silence,
madness, restraints induce madness, escape bonds
Cargo Bay Heavy objects, machinery, Heavy telekinesis (as normal telekinesis but
items in cargo bay everything is one step cheaper), control machine
Cryo Chamber People, temperature, Freeze/thaw person, induce stasis, hibernate, slow
computers, tech target, temperature control, flash freeze
Engine / Thruster Fire, machinery, radiation, Control fire, control machinery, combust target, flying
light, force leap, explosive blast, heat metal
Head / WC Water, sewage, guts, Back up/overflow plumbing, infect, control water,
germs, excretion, cleaning control filth, evacuate bowels, befoul, clean/disinfect
products
Life Support / Air/gas, vital signs, Drain/produce/manipulate air or gas, hard vacuum
Airlock vaccsuits, vacuum survival, manipulate vital signs
Maintenance Narrow passages, Slip through cracks, diagnose/repair machinery, find
Corridor / Ducts machinery, wiring, hidden passage, control machinery, overload circuits,
electricity, airflow intuit layout, remote eavesdropping
Medbay / Science Lab Pathogens, infections, Body scan, heal, mend/break bone, organ failure,
organs, bones, bodies (dis)infect, control pathogen
Mess Hall / Kitchen Food, water, eating, stove, Induce hunger/thirst/inebriation, produce food, make
microwave, fridge, alcohol edible, purify/poison, produce flame/microwaves,
chill/freeze
Turrets / Armory Weapons, ordinance, Control weaponry, cause malfunctions/jams, combust/
ammunition, blades, lasers explode object, deflect laser, produce laser,
pierce armor
Warp Drive Time, space, hyperspace, Bend space/time, teleport, navigate hyperspace,
probability, electronics overload electronics, fold dimension, alter probability
Close to an Alien Abilities of the alien, alien Xenodetection, alien ability (taken from alien), alien
minds, alien language mind meld, alien communication/comprehension
Close to Androids Androids, machines, AI, Puppet android, control machine, implant directive,
technology, computers mind-machine interface, shut down
Close to Bodies / Dead bodies, medical Puppet corpse, view final moments, séance, ghost
Morgue equipment, mourning form, induce sorrow/existential dread
Close to People People, bodies, minds, Puppet person, charm person, implant idea, read mind,
equipment, clothing bind, telepathy
 About Ability Verbs // Example: Gaining New Abilities 27

About Ability Verbs: The Importance of Mindset

The kind of person the character is influences their This is exactly what they do. Their ability
ability. The Warden and player should discuss: expresses their base instincts, not the rational or
If they accessed immense power, what would ideal. It can also be helpful to compare the
their first instinct be to use it? character’s personality to the table below.
Personality Some possible verbs
Cold, Tough, Intense, Controlling Control, terrify, force, break, command, overload...
Prying, Sly, Roguish, Insubordinate Break, subvert, unlock, trick, sabotage, warp, influence...
Earnest, Helpful, Practical, Pragmatic Comprehend, mend, heal, find, communicate with...
Calculating, Careful, Strategic Intuit, locate, calculate, navigate, trap, encapsulate...

Example: Gaining New Abilities

Warden: OK Roux and Vasilev, you made it
through. You’re back out of hyperspace.
Vasilev: Great. Considering my new Minimum
Stress situation, I’m not sure I’m ever
going to sleep well again.
Roux: Ha! Yeah, me neither.
Warden: Maybe not, but you both got new abilities!
Vasilev, you got Minor Telekinesis and a
new ability unique to you. Roux, you got
Telekinesis and a new unique ability.
Vasilev: Wait, Minor Telekinesis?
Warden: It means your telekinetic ability is limited
to things you could do normally without
really exerting yourself.
Vasilev: So I could throw a toaster, not a fridge?
Warden: Exactly.
Roux: And I got regular Telekinesis, huh?
Warden: Yep. That means you’re only limited by
how much Stress you’re willing to take on!
Vasilev: Huh. What’s up with the unique abilities?
Warden: Remember how I described your sense of
self expanding past your body and
encompassing the cryopods containing
your frozen crew mates?
Vasilev: Yeah, I was lying in a deactivated cryopod.
That was disturbing, thanks for that.
Warden: As you expanded to encompass the cold,
the machinery, their frozen bodies, you
found yourself drawn to something. You
could manipulate it. It’s as natural as
moving your hand. What was it?
Vasilev: Uh, maybe the cryo machinery? Or the
cryofluid? I don’t think I’d want to mess
with my crew mates...
Warden: That makes sense. Also you’re usually
pretty distrusting of high-tech stuff. That
came from your patch, right?
Vasilev: Yeah, “I Am Not A Robot.” It’s very literal.
Warden: Great. So how about this. If you gravitate
towards the machinery, your ability could
be Break Machine. Seems more likely
than Control Machine, given your
personality. Or if you want to go with the
cryofluid, it could be something like
Freeze Person.
Vasilev: Ooh, I like that! But could it be Cold Snap
instead? Like less freezing people and
more freezing things quickly.
Warden: Sure. For Cold Snap, I’d say you can
freeze small things or make the air cold
super fast but it’ll cost more Stress to,
say, freeze a whole person.
Vasilev: Works for me! Watch your fingers!
Roux: Okay, me next!
Warden: Absolutely. Where were you when the ship
jumped again?
Roux: Medbay!
Warden: Right, right. As you lay on the operating
table, you too felt yourself become…
more. You extend, grow, become
everything around you. The surgical tools,
the biolab, the neural scanner—
Roux: The neural scanner!
Warden: Why the neural scanner? What was your
patch again?
Roux: “Plays Well With Others!”
Warden: Do you?
Roux: I do, but like...it’s so I can get by. And get
what I want. So...yeah, I want to know
what other people are thinking! My ability
could be Mind Scan!
Warden: Great! When your mind encompasses the
neural scanner, you can feel yourself
internalize how it works. It’s so simple, so
natural to you now. OK, you have your
abilities, now for the side effects…
28 Psionic Stress // Using Psionic Abilities // TK // Cost Modifiers
Psionic Ability Stress Table
Psionic Effect Level Stress
Minuscule: A small action that doesn’t do any +1
direct damage, plausibly a party trick or bit
of mentalism.
Minor: An action that does minor damage or +1d5
has a small but meaningful effect, or creates a
temporary state change.
Major: An action that would take a major +1d10
effort, do substantial damage, or serious or
long-lasting effects.
Otherworldly: An action requiring +2d10
superhuman effort, doing massive damage,
with a major or permanent effect.
Using Psionic Abilities
Players may propose any effect they can convince
the Warden plausibly relates to the ability’s name.
The Warden then determines the ability’s Stress
cost (minimum 1) based on intensity, using the
Psionic Ability Stress Table above.
The Warden should propose Stress gain and
communicate their reasoning—the player may
bargain by reducing the effect or trading other
resources for a reduced cost (See Ability Cost
Modifiers, right). Conversely, they could improve
the effect by taking more Stress. No bargaining
can reduce stress gain below 1. When making such
rulings, the Warden should strive to be consistent
with prior rulings, so players can learn what
to expect.
Abilities targeting animate targets by default
allow the target to save to reduce the effect.
Using a Psionic Ability when already at 20 or
more Stress triggers an immediate Panic Check.
Telekinesis & Minor Telekinesis
All psionic characters gain Telekinesis or Minor
Telekinesis in addition to a unique ability. ➔ 24
See the Psionic Ability Stress Table above for
example effects.
Minor Telekinesis can only be used for Minuscule
and Minor effects.
Example Effects: Telekinesis
Remotely move or manipulate something you
could move 1-handed. Bend a spoon, slide a
mug, flip a switch, etc.
Remotely move or manipulate something you
could reasonably move with some effort. Shove
a person, throw a crate, break a window, shatter
lightbulbs, etc.
Remotely move or manipulate something
requiring a major physical effort and/or some
help. Break down a door, throw a person, slide a
loaded cargo pallet, etc.
Remotely move or manipulate something you
could never physically move without heavy
machinery. Tear a blast door out of a wall, throw
a shipping container, etc.
Ability Cost Modifiers
When negotiating Stress gain, many factors can
increase or decrease it. Examples:
• Effect is more general or mismatched to the
ability name: +1 Stress Level. If the Warden
feels it’s too far off, they may disallow it.
• Example: Using the ability “Control Fire“ to
create a fire instead of control one.
• Example: Using the ability “Puppet Android”
to control a robotic heavy loader arm.
• Use of mental ability-enhancement drugs or 10
minutes seated meditation: –2 Stress.
• Example: A PC uses a dose of Graxomol
➔ Back Cover to heighten their senses.
• Use a relevant focus or conduit, destroying it in
the process: –1 Stress per 1,000cr value.
• Example: A PC with “Induce Nightmare”
wants to use an alien skull (3,000cr) to
haunt an NPC’s dreams. This reduces the
cost by 3 Stress, shattering the skull.
• Significantly reduce the ability’s effect:
-1 Stress Level.
• Example: A PC wants to use Telekinesis to
throw someone across the room, a Major use
costing 1d10 Stress. Instead, they pull the
pistol out of the target’s hand, a Minor use,
for 1d5 Stress.
• Make a Panic Check immediately after use:
-1 Stress Level. (Note: only use if <20 Stress.)
• Remove target’s Save: +2 Stress.
• Example: An NPC would normally save to
reduce effects of a PC’s ability “Implant
Terror.” The PC takes on more Stress to
ensure the ability works fully.
 Ability Use Flowchart // Examples: Panic, Minor TK, Costs
Ability Use Flowchart
Player declares an ability
and describes the desired effect
Warden considers the effect’s
power and if it matches the ability name
Warden rejects the Warden accepts the
effect and explains effect and proposes a
reasoning Stress cost
Player invents
Player and Warden
a different course
negotiate Stress cost
of action
Player performs ability and takes Stress
Target saves, if applicable
Example: Panic on 20+ Stress
Warden: The eerie glow is drifting towards you
again, like it’s drawn to you...
Vasilev: Okay I saw what it did to that guard, we
need to get out, and fast. I want to use
Cold Snap to freeze the lock so it’ll be
easier to smash.
Warden: Okay, what’s your Stress right now?
Vasilev: Uh...23...
Warden: Right. You can try, only 1d5 Stress, but
since you’re over 20, you’ll make an
immediate Panic Check afterwards.
Roux: Well, better crazy than dead, right? Just
do it, Vasi! I ready the butt of my rifle to
smash the lock.
Warden: What’ll it be, Vasilev? The light is now in
Close range.
Vasilev: Shoot. Okay, I’ll risk it. The lock frosts
over like it was just dipped in liquid
nitrogen, and...[rolls] I’m at 25 Stress.
Roux: I smash it with my rifle!
Warden: While you shatter the lock to pieces with
a loud crack, you’ll need to make a Panic
Check. [hands Vasilev the Panic Die]
Vasilev: Oh boy, here goes nothin’ [rolls] ...
Roux: Oh...high is bad, right?
Warden: I’m afraid so...
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Example: Using Minor Telekinesis
Vasilev: Is there anything above that guard?
Warden: There are some boxes on the shelf, yes.
What are you looking to do?
Vasilev: Can I use my Minor Telekinesis to pull
one of the boxes onto his head?
Warden: Sure! The boxes are full, but not super
heavy, so Minor Telekinesis works. That’s
1d5 Stress, plus the guard saves to
dodge. How does that sound?
Vasilev: Great! [rolls] Damn, a 5.
Warden: OK, take 5 Stress. You pull the box down
on his head and let’s see if he dodges it...
[rolls] ooh, that’s a crit fail on his Instinct
save! Not only does he not react in time,
the box knocks him out cold!
Vasilev: Hell yes. Okay. Stay calm, don’t panic.
Example: Negotiating Costs
Roux: Can I use my Mind Scan ability on the
creature we’ve captured?
Warden: Sure, it’s intelligent so that’ll work. What
are you trying to find out?
Roux: Um...what did it do to Kaminsky?!
Warden: Okay yeah, you can try, but the alien gets
to save, and you take 1d10 Stress.
Roux: What! When I Mind Scanned that marine,
I only got 1d5 Stress!
Warden: Well, they were human! You’re trying to
understand an alien mind!
Roux: Ah, right. Oh, but I have Sophontology!
That’s all about alien minds! Shouldn’t
that factor in?
Warden: Ah, that’s right! Well, if you pass an
Intelligence + Sophontology check, I’ll
lower it to 1d5 Stress. Sound good?
Roux: Sounds great. [Rolls] Success!
Warden: Okay, thinking back to your studies and
observing this creature’s behavior, you’re
pretty sure you understand roughly what
makes it tick. Peering into its mind will be
a bit less difficult.
Roux: Hell yeah. Oh, but it can still save to
resist me...can I negate its save?
Warden: For an extra 2 Stress, sure!
Roux: Woof. Okay, I’ll go for it. [Rolls] Okay,
that’s a 4, plus 2. So I gain 6 Stress,
yikes.
Warden: As you concentrate, you begin seeing
flashes, incoherent at first, but gradually
resolving into images. It’s Kaminsky,
completely cocooned in a thick
membrane, in some tight metal corridor...
Search the Room (d100) Search the Body (d100)
00 Cyberbrain (serial # scratched off) 00 1d10 Tannhäuser logo condoms
01-04 Rubik’s cube: ejects a d100 x 100cr 01–44 Credchip (result x 100cr)
credchip if solved (if you have a real one,
45-50 Bottle of Dissocan, empty
give it to the player scrambled)
51-55 Bottle of Dissocan, half-empty (2 doses)
05-08 Rough diagram of the ship’s ventilation
ducts taped to the wall 56-62 Bottle of Dissocan, full (4 doses)
09-12 A cat! It’s scared and hungry. Its name tag 62-63 Patch: BRAIN DRAIN (dripping brain)
says “Rigby” 63-64 Patch: WET DECK (mop)
13-16 5 doses of Graxomol, a powdered stim. 65-66 Patch: HELLBENT (pentagram)
+10% to Speed checks for 30 minutes
67-68 Patch: Rabid Snarling Wolf
17-20 Box of awful instant coffee
69-70 Patch: Mandala Design
21-24 Butane Torch
71-72 Patch: GOOD FOR HEALTH /
25-28 1d10 SMG Clips BAD FOR EDUCATION (pill)
29-32 Box of Antipsychotic Medication 72-73 Book: The Stars, My Lovers
33-36 Handcuffs (open, no keys) 74-75 Book: Grex’aa The Seductive
37-40 Small shrine to ancient Sol with Betelgeusian Spy
1d10 votive candles 76-77 Pouch of BioGel, half-empty
41-44 1d10 prosthetic limbs (inert, for now) 78-79 Electronic Multitool
45-48 Book: Solarian Bible 80-81 Handcuff Keys
49-52 Book: Be Your Own Badass: Starting Your 82-83 Toothbrush with sharpened handle
Own Mercenary Company
84-85 Book: Solarian Bible (heavily annotated)
53-56 Book: The Economics of Asteroid Mining
86 Book: Codex of The Universal Mechanistic
57-60 Gold-plated multitool
87 Rusty box cutter
61-64 Pamphlet: Enlist in the Tannhäuser
Protection Corps Today! 88 Makeup case

65-68 Bottle of an obscure herbal liqueur 89 Cybernetic Diagnostic Scanner

69-72 1d10 Packets of BioGel 90 Lighter engraved with owner’s name

73-76 1d10 Bottles of Dissocan 91 Bottle of antidepressants

77-80 Hidden stash of cyberfetish porn mags 92 Lime green lipstick (contains calming
narcotic, reduces Stress by 1, addictive)
81-84 Naloxone overdose kit (6 syringes)
93 Heavily modded vape pen
85-86 Pile of pit fighter trading cards
94 Expensive-looking wristwatch set to a
87-88 Smashed cybernetic diagnostic scanner core world’s planetary time
89-92 High-powered cattle prod 95 Well-loved stuffed animal
93-94 Cassette of bootleg hypertrap tracks 96 Expensive-looking suede gloves
95-96 Open pack of Biogel mixed with vodka 97 Bandanna depicting an erotic scene
97 Rimworld Liberation Front pamphlet involving an octopus
98 Personal oxygen tank, full (1 hour) 98 Nerdy-looking augmented glasses that
enhance low-light vision
99 Unlabeled tin of cookies (THC-infused)
99 Figurine of a spacer saint
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