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Thinking about Sacha as an RT companion again, rambles below the cut
I think Sacha’s whole story arc would revolve around the fact that Sacha is used to service without reward. To giving all that he has without being allowed to take more than the bare minimum.
Theodora making a passing remark about him being like a well trained dog, quiet and hard working, his presence seen but never felt, maybe teases he’s a pleasant enough secretary. A lot of the crew making passive jokes about his appearance and how Theodora always appreciated those more physically powerful bending to her whims.
Sacha making continued remarks/comments implying his purpose is to lift the burdens of the RT, no matter what that means for him. Post commoragh you can find him completely silent after his torture and won’t be able to get him to speak until you’ve spent a full day on the ship and interact with Calligos again.
He admits they did “strange things” to him and he was more concerned for the safety of the RT, you can use this opportunity to convince him to come to your quarters for a private convo which can either lead to a card game or sex. Sacha will relax after that and you can do more romance scenes with him and either convince him to be less of a mindless drone, or, you can convince him he’ll be happiest fully under your control
2, 6, 9 (hehe), 15, 24 for miss aresia mcsnipergun!!!
TYTYYY!! (no art....YET just gotta comm someone) also nice.
Ask meme here!
Aresia McSniperGun was the name she had before she adopted the name "Von Valancius"
2. What is their Origin? Who were they before they became a Rogue Trader?
So this will show off my lack of knowledge into the W40k lore and just how I didn't open up a page into the Calixian Sector. Also not looking more into Fortress worlds but, ignoring how all of that is subject to change....
She's a Crime Lord, shrewd enough to control a whole system - not that it's impressive now. She ruled from a space station the size of a small moon orbiting a star. Part of how she did it was turning the enemies and the Inquisition that was inflicted on her to usurp her competition. (Beyond just being the smarter and more ruthless kingpin.)
6. What is their Conviction? How adherent are they to it? Does it change at all over the course of the game?
Kind of mentioned here.
She's Iconoclast or otherwise neutral when the options arise. When she's up against the wall though, she'll opt to kiss babies if the other options are sing a hymm to the God-Emperor or dig into the guts of some refugees.
Though her faith slowly does get restored through the course of the game but, to some degree it can't even be called faith when most of the time she uses it as a tool. She's seen the practical uses of piety to the God-Emperor, or at least invoking his name and power, when it is against the powers of Chaos. That is simply a fact. Seeing that power (and finding some comfort in her broken faith with SOMEONE who may also be struggling with his faith cough cough) allows her to begin to restore that religious trauma.
9. What was their Darkest Hour? How does it affect them today?
Her darkest hour was that she was tortured.
I was initially between something like: a partner betrays her to her competition and that gang tortures her, or she makes a wrong step and she's tortured in jail, or a partner betrays her to put the Inquisition on her trail who torture her.
In the end I decided on the last one, where the Inquisition was in the sector hunting bigger (at the time) fish and she was an easy source of information that they could use on their path to their goal. They tortured her, got what they needed out of her, and left her to waste away. She has the scar with the symbol of the inquisition as a reminder/show of their involvement with her. (im thinking a burn scar from something hot :) )
The other two questions are under the cut!
15. How do they feel towards Theodora? Had they met before? Were they close?
She feels nothing towards Theodora besides maybe some latent respect after she's dead. Aresia made plans and backup plans assuming the gambit of becoming the Rogue Trader heir didn't pan out. She was giving up an entire network of smugglers, cold traders, mobsters, and pirates for a whole system after all - for the chance to be a Rogue Trader? She wouldn't gamble what she made on the whims of, essentially, a unicorn of the Imperium's power structure.
Theodora was a meal ticket and an opportunity. She had no loyalty to her beyond what would be needed to establish herself as the heir. No love, no affection, this was a business transaction and certainly someone who already knew how to run multiple planets and hundreds of people from experience would be better than some noble who learned how to negotiate through a book.
But once she is Rogue Trader she realizes though how much more difficult the job is and how much bigger this job really is. It's only at that point that she can respect how Theodora managed to pull it off for so long.
24. Do they place value in how their protectorate sees them? Does this sway their decisions at all?
She doesn't place much value in her image but she knows that there are politics in place that she cannot ignore when it comes to successfully running an empire of her own across the fringes of space. When she has to rely on her people, rather than the Imperium, when it comes to establishing the success of her territory, she has to play politics and has to concede to some people's power.
So while she doesn't care about how people see her, she understands that she cannot just go off the deep end if she wants to gain power and establish her territory. Besides, eventual war and taking over territory of others means that her house needs to be in order to take advantage of how other rogue traders or civilizations are exploitable.