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Helmsman stimboard for @serfuzzypushover
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Heir time!! Not heir of time, just my ideas on the class. Specifically the way an aspect connects with pre-sburb life and medium adventures.
Heirs are known for having immense amounts of their aspects but it's not easy to control. It doesn't even seem like they're supposed to. More like harnessed with awesome vibes.
It's seen pre-SBURB as John Egbert is able to get out of any scuffle with his dad. He is never able to be pinned down. This continues into the Medium and spreads to his teammates as none of them are stuck for long. Jade Harley can teleport, Dave Strider can travel through time, and Rose Lalonde can see and take actions towards the optimal future.
Unconsciously harnessing their aspect is also seen through Equius Zahhak, a Heir of Void. Throughout the series he is not mentioned often, and he is portrayed as unappealing to the readers which actually plays into the aspect well. After the trolls are effectively blocked from winning the game, they are able to hide in the void of their SBURB session. In fact, they are so well hidden that they are never found until Vriska Serket tries to solo Jack Noir.
I admittedly cannot remember much of Mituna Captor, a Heir of Doom. What I would theorize is that pre-SBURB he had a ton of constraints. This can actually be seen in the Captors' ancestor, Ψiioniic (yes. I had to copy and paste this name), who is bound to the Condesce's ship as the Helmsmen. Though the aspect obviously carries over later in the session when Mitunia and his eleven teammates die. A big whoopsie.
I’ve seen other interpretations, but the way I write Cirava’s level of psychic power is that prior to The Incident they were right on the borderline of helmsman-grade psionics; like, they could maybe have qualified for the lowest grade of helmsman, fit to power the smallest, slowest class of ship in the Fleet, with all the psi power boosters that I’m sure are a standard part of a helmsblock already. (It makes more sense to me that a helmsrig includes boosters than that Alternia produces a steady supply of psionics who are naturally and without aid capable of throwing building-sized if not small-mountain-sized objects at interstellar speeds or crashing small planets into each other.) Possibly with the helmsblock technicians of whatever ship they were installed in still having to compromise on performance, or else juice them with additional performance enhancers that would burn them out notably faster than a typical goldblood helmsman.
Like, they would have been a bottom-of-the-barrel helmsman if they were even capable of it at all. They’re telekinetic enough for it to be worth mentioning, but weren’t really capable of any feats more impressive than throwing things across the room, and wouldn’t have been considered worth the effort of helmsman processing (particularly not being snatched from Alternia for it while still under the age of majority; even Azdaja and Kuprum can’t say that) if they hadn’t been falsely reported as, like, Sollux-level powerful.
I figure there’s probably more yellowbloods with Cirava’s level of psionics than Sollux/Azdaja/Kuprum’s (even though powerful psychics are the most commonly represented category among the named characters), and they’re generally only made into helmsmen if they have no other useful skills, unless there’s a shortage of helmsmen during the sweep they’re conscripted. Like, the Empire would rather have a talented technician or fighter or craftstroll or entertainer than a shitty helmsman, under most circumstances.
This is largely irrelevant after they gouged their eye out, however. I imagine that they’re still a little bit telekinetic - Sollux flung the meteor all the way to the Green Sun with no eyes at all, so clearly it’s not as simple as “telekinesis is stored in the eyeball” - but they’ve lost a lot of their original strength.
For the first time, I missed Halloween (my favorite holiday) with my boys. But @h2hempress had my back and The Babadooks had another great one. Tyrannosaurus Brax and Kylo Seb in the haughhhhh!!!!! #Helmsmen https://www.instagram.com/p/B4X05oUJv0D/?igshid=bssd7k7qd8b4
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Everyone is going to be so upset about this~~
But I taste~
Like a battery~~~~
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Helmsman Training Station 11
Station 11 is a helmsman and psionic training facility run by General Leoffe, located in the depths of the vast southern desert Hanhai, where the troll populations are primarily lowbloods possessing psionics abilities more often than not, and possesses a reputation of both fear and awe for the locals.
General Loeffe is a violetblooded and widely-respected general of the Imperial fleet that is on a research sabbatical at Station 11, and currently works primarily with optimizing the preparation of psionics for helming duty, as well as psionic weapons development.
Station 11 takes in younger psionic volunteers (often motivated by the promise of glory in serving the Empire) and conscripted trolls that have sufficiently high psionic ratings to helm ships, stations, or satellites. The primary purpose of the facility is both training future helmsmen in control and adequate usage of their abilities, and fitting them with appropriate implants and port modifications before shipping them out for Imperial fleet usage.
Trolls emerging from Station 11 typically are fitted with:
standard metal ports allowing the linkage of their central nervous system with a ship’s helmscolumn
neural modifications allowing for behavioral programming, shipwide AI capabilities, and optimization of psionic abilities
obedience programming and neural enhancement for the purpose of seamless integration and the neural processing ability necessary to helm a ship
Trolls that come to Station 11 but don’t make the cut for helming are disposed of appropriately. Atypically unruly and disobedient trolls, or ones that simply cannot accept their behavioral programming, are put into a surgically induced vegetative state and utilized as batteries in power sources that don’t require an AI component to run, such as station generators. Trolls that have psionics that are uncontrollable or otherwise ill-suited to the position of helmsman are either removed from the facility, terminated, or occasionally sold to non-fleet personnel or backwater stations that can’t afford better, depending on which stage of preparation they are determined to be nonviable.
General Leoffe, unlike many fleet leaders, leads Station 11 with what is sometimes considered excessive strictness. As a result of that and the strategic location of the station in the midst of a population with a plethora of strong psionics, the station has a reputation for turning out some of the best helmsmen the fleet has seen in recent history. Station 11 also runs, under the guidance and urging of General Leoffe, a weapons development program called Lepus that seeks to develop the strength of cerulean-typical mind-altering psychic powers as a vast and formidable power that may be used for the furtherance of Imperial fleet conquest.
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methodicalauxilium »- I don't suppose you're online right now -> »- But I was wondering if you were amiable to further discussion about the device I was planning to make for you and what you w001d want out of such a device if it were feasible ->
palteringcecutiency You're ever so lucky in your timing.
methodicalauxilium »- Oh good -> »- It is rather late, but we seem to hold a similar schedule ->
palteringcecutiency I would be asleep but I find myself with annoyances I cannot avoid just yet.