Lords of Ether (20th Anniversary Edition) Transtellars - Revision history

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	<u>Not Invented Here</u> (+25 Starting Points): Your Transtellar is not receptive to external ideas. They cannot receive Research Treaties (though they can still give them), and they cannot receive any units or designs from another Power. Additionally, spies on Espionage missions are half as effective.		<u>Not Invented Here</u> (+25 Starting Points): Your Transtellar is not receptive to external ideas. They cannot receive Research Treaties (though they can still give them), and they cannot receive any units or designs from another Power. Additionally, spies on Espionage missions are half as effective.

	<u>Unistellar</u> (+25 Starting Points): Your Transtellar does not pursue a program of expansion and has no offworld holdings, preferring to remain on a single world. You may not start with any Influence, your Base Infrastructure Construction Rate may not be used outside your home system, and all Infrastructure of any kind built on another world costs twice as much (after any other increased costs).		<u>Unistellar</u> (+25 Starting Points): Your Transtellar does not pursue a program of expansion and has no offworld holdings, preferring to remain on a single world. You may not start with any Influence, your Base Infrastructure Construction Rate may not be used outside your home system, and all Infrastructure of any kind built on another world costs twice as much (after any other increased costs). If you are a Nomad this affects all infrastructure, as you don't [i]have[/i] a home world.

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	===Ether===		===Ether===
	Ether is the fuel for pretty much everything in the game, and this rating describes how much of it you can refine and produce. All Transtellars require Ether, though due to the immense power requirements of magic, magical nations can go through their stocks much faster. Of note, out of every 100 points of Ether your Transtellar generates, one will be found in Geode form. Geodes are extremely valuable, and are used in the most powerful weapons and magics. Ether is also notable in that it cannot be increased normally in the same manner as all the other Categories. To build more Ether refineries you must first find (or conquer!) more sources of Ether. It is assumed that your Transtellar has already fully exploited all its existing Ether Resources. This means you must be sure to take adequate supplies of Ether at the start of the game as it may be difficult to secure more, though it is possible to make deals with host Nations to acquire some of their surplus. This is measured in Ether Units, or EU. EU can also be stored and transferred to other Powers, like WU. A Transtellar starts the game with ~~five~~ times their Ether Production in EU stored in the Strategic Reserve.		Ether is the fuel for pretty much everything in the game, and this rating describes how much of it you can refine and produce. All Transtellars require Ether, though due to the immense power requirements of magic, magical nations can go through their stocks much faster. Of note, out of every 100 points of Ether your Transtellar generates, one will be found in Geode form. Geodes are extremely valuable, and are used in the most powerful weapons and magics. Ether is also notable in that it cannot be increased normally in the same manner as all the other Categories. To build more Ether refineries you must first find (or conquer!) more sources of Ether. It is assumed that your Transtellar has already fully exploited all its existing Ether Resources. This means you must be sure to take adequate supplies of Ether at the start of the game as it may be difficult to secure more, though it is possible to make deals with host Nations to acquire some of their surplus. This is measured in Ether Units, or EU. EU can also be stored and transferred to other Powers, like WU. A Transtellar starts the game with two times their Ether Production in EU stored in the Strategic Reserve.

	One point of Ether Production costs 1 SP. This produces one Ether Unit (EU) per Month.		One point of Ether Production costs 1 SP. This produces one Ether Unit (EU) per Month.

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	<u>Weak Magical Allies</u> (25 SP): Your Transtellar associates with a number of weaker magical beings and creatures. These creatures may be your friends, or may just owe you favours. In any event, they occasionally stop by to provide aid and assistance. Rather than coming from any set nation that borders your bases (as with many of the National Creature Advantages), these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 15 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ML3 units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately. Note this is limited to units with a base batch size of 1:5 or smaller.		<u>Weak Magical Allies</u> (25 SP): Your Transtellar associates with a number of weaker magical beings and creatures. These creatures may be your friends, or may just owe you favours. In any event, they occasionally stop by to provide aid and assistance. Rather than coming from any set nation that borders your bases (as with many of the National Creature Advantages), these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 15 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ML3 units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately. Note this is limited to units with a base batch size of 1:5 or smaller.

	<u>Powerful Magical Allies</u> (50 SP): Your Transtellar associates with a number of powerful magical beings and creatures. These creatures may be your friends, or may just owe you favours. In any event, they occasionally stop by to provide aid and assistance. Rather than coming from any set nation that borders your bases (as with many of the National Creature Advantages), these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 40 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ML4 units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately. Note this is limited to units with a base batch size of 1:1 or smaller.		<u>Powerful Magical Allies</u> (50 SP): Your Transtellar associates with a number of powerful magical beings and creatures. These creatures may be your friends, or may just owe you favours. In any event, they occasionally stop by to provide aid and assistance. Rather than coming from any set nation that borders your bases (as with many of the National Creature Advantages), these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 40 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ML3 or ML4 units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately. Note this is limited to units with a base batch size of 1:1 or smaller.

	<u>Very Powerful Magical Allies</u> (75 SP): Your Transtellar is owed favours by a number of immensely powerful magical beings and creatures, or even entire magical nations. As with the other Transtellar Creature advantages, these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 60 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ML5 units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately.		<u>Very Powerful Magical Allies</u> (75 SP): Your Transtellar is owed favours by a number of immensely powerful magical beings and creatures, or even entire magical nations. As with the other Transtellar Creature advantages, these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 60 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ML3, ML4 or ML5 units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately.

	<u>Diplomatic</u> (25 SP): Transtellars often have to deal with very difficult customers, and over time many of them perfect the art of careful dealings with the Nations around them. This Advantage allows a Transtellar to ignore the effects of the Undiplomatic Disadvantage. The Transtellar must have a base on the same world or system as the Undiplomatic Power (though not necessarily within that Power’s borders). If a Power has multiple Disadvantages which create cumulative Undiplomatic effects, this Advantage only cancels one of them.		<u>Diplomatic</u> (25 SP): Transtellars often have to deal with very difficult customers, and over time many of them perfect the art of careful dealings with the Nations around them. This Advantage allows a Transtellar to ignore the effects of the Undiplomatic Disadvantage. The Transtellar must have a base on the same world or system as the Undiplomatic Power (though not necessarily within that Power’s borders). If a Power has multiple Disadvantages which create cumulative Undiplomatic effects, this Advantage only cancels one of them.

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	<u>Mercenaries</u> (25 SP): Your Transtellar commonly hires Mercenaries to look to its own defence. At the start of each year you gain a random amount of PP to be spent at any time on military units of your choosing. These units will arrive within a month of being purchased, and are subsequently treated just as normal military units. They do not subtract from your Draft Pool. These forces can be any Tech or Magic level, though they can never be mages or technomagic/magitech. If you have one of the Magical Allies Advantages below, it can be combined with this Advantage, allowing you to gain additional Creatures, or fully equipped monster mercenaries.		<u>Mercenaries</u> (25 SP): Your Transtellar commonly hires Mercenaries to look to its own defence. At the start of each year you gain a random amount of PP to be spent at any time on military units of your choosing. These units will arrive within a month of being purchased, and are subsequently treated just as normal military units. They do not subtract from your Draft Pool. These forces can be any Tech or Magic level, though they can never be mages or technomagic/magitech. If you have one of the Magical Allies Advantages below, it can be combined with this Advantage, allowing you to gain additional Creatures, or fully equipped monster mercenaries.

	<u>Weak Magical Allies</u> (25 SP): Your Transtellar associates with a number of weaker magical beings and creatures. These creatures may be your friends, or may just owe you favours. In any event, they occasionally stop by to provide aid and assistance. Rather than coming from any set nation that borders your bases (as with many of the National Creature Advantages), these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 15 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ML3 units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately.		<u>Weak Magical Allies</u> (25 SP): Your Transtellar associates with a number of weaker magical beings and creatures. These creatures may be your friends, or may just owe you favours. In any event, they occasionally stop by to provide aid and assistance. Rather than coming from any set nation that borders your bases (as with many of the National Creature Advantages), these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 15 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ML3 units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately. Note this is limited to units with a base batch size of 1:5 or smaller.

	<u>Powerful Magical Allies</u> (50 SP): Your Transtellar associates with a number of powerful magical beings and creatures. These creatures may be your friends, or may just owe you favours. In any event, they occasionally stop by to provide aid and assistance. Rather than coming from any set nation that borders your bases (as with many of the National Creature Advantages), these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 40 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ML4 units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately.		<u>Powerful Magical Allies</u> (50 SP): Your Transtellar associates with a number of powerful magical beings and creatures. These creatures may be your friends, or may just owe you favours. In any event, they occasionally stop by to provide aid and assistance. Rather than coming from any set nation that borders your bases (as with many of the National Creature Advantages), these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 40 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ML4 units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately. Note this is limited to units with a base batch size of 1:1 or smaller.

	<u>Very Powerful Magical Allies</u> (75 SP): Your Transtellar is owed favours by a number of immensely powerful magical beings and creatures, or even entire magical nations. As with the other Transtellar Creature advantages, these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 60 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ML5 units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately.		<u>Very Powerful Magical Allies</u> (75 SP): Your Transtellar is owed favours by a number of immensely powerful magical beings and creatures, or even entire magical nations. As with the other Transtellar Creature advantages, these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 60 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ML5 units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately.

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	<u>Weak Magical Allies</u> (25 SP): Your Transtellar associates with a number of weaker magical beings and creatures. These creatures may be your friends, or may just owe you favours. In any event, they occasionally stop by to provide aid and assistance. Rather than coming from any set nation that borders your bases (as with many of the National Creature Advantages), these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 15 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ML3 units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately.		<u>Weak Magical Allies</u> (25 SP): Your Transtellar associates with a number of weaker magical beings and creatures. These creatures may be your friends, or may just owe you favours. In any event, they occasionally stop by to provide aid and assistance. Rather than coming from any set nation that borders your bases (as with many of the National Creature Advantages), these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 15 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ML3 units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately.

	<u>Powerful Magical Allies</u> (50 SP): Your Transtellar associates with a number of powerful magical beings and creatures. These creatures may be your friends, or may just owe you favours. In any event, they occasionally stop by to provide aid and assistance. Rather than coming from any set nation that borders your bases (as with many of the National Creature Advantages), these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 40 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ~~ML3~~ units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately.		<u>Powerful Magical Allies</u> (50 SP): Your Transtellar associates with a number of powerful magical beings and creatures. These creatures may be your friends, or may just owe you favours. In any event, they occasionally stop by to provide aid and assistance. Rather than coming from any set nation that borders your bases (as with many of the National Creature Advantages), these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 40 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ML4 units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately.

	<u>Very Powerful Magical Allies</u> (75 SP): Your Transtellar is owed favours by a number of immensely powerful magical beings and creatures, or even entire magical nations. As with the other Transtellar Creature advantages, these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 60 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ~~ML3~~ units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately.		<u>Very Powerful Magical Allies</u> (75 SP): Your Transtellar is owed favours by a number of immensely powerful magical beings and creatures, or even entire magical nations. As with the other Transtellar Creature advantages, these allies are assumed to just show up on your doorstep at regular intervals. You are free to rationalize where they came from yourself. Up to 60 PP of creatures enter your service every month. You can add your own Added Capabilities to them using your Advancement Levels, in which case the creatures are treated as uncapped ‘base’ units (with a cost of Base Batch Cost x Advancement Level) that are already built, reducing build times. Otherwise, you can treat them as ML5 units designed using the Artificing rules and they enter service immediately.

	<u>Diplomatic</u> (25 SP): Transtellars often have to deal with very difficult customers, and over time many of them perfect the art of careful dealings with the Nations around them. This Advantage allows a Transtellar to ignore the effects of the Undiplomatic Disadvantage. The Transtellar must have a base on the same world or system as the Undiplomatic Power (though not necessarily within that Power’s borders). If a Power has multiple Disadvantages which create cumulative Undiplomatic effects, this Advantage only cancels one of them.		<u>Diplomatic</u> (25 SP): Transtellars often have to deal with very difficult customers, and over time many of them perfect the art of careful dealings with the Nations around them. This Advantage allows a Transtellar to ignore the effects of the Undiplomatic Disadvantage. The Transtellar must have a base on the same world or system as the Undiplomatic Power (though not necessarily within that Power’s borders). If a Power has multiple Disadvantages which create cumulative Undiplomatic effects, this Advantage only cancels one of them.

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	===Calculated Risk:===		===Calculated Risk:===
	There are some great growth opportunities here and there is a reason there are not many capitalizing on them. There is a clear external threat to your facilities or people and you are vulnerable to it, be it in the form of the possibility of war or the envious eyes of an opportunistic local power should your defenses be too weak. You may choose what star system a Calculated Risk area is in, however its exact location will be determined by a GM. It will always be in an area where a third party cannot directly shelter it. The amount of starting local infrastructure contained in a zone of Calculated Risk can be 50% higher than a Safe zone.		There are some great growth opportunities here and there is a reason there are not many capitalizing on them. There is a clear external threat to your facilities or people and you are vulnerable to it, be it in the form of the possibility of war or the envious eyes of an opportunistic local power should your defenses be too weak. This is roughly analogous to a Factious World, however the nature of any possible danger on any given world will depend on what is already there and as such is not as well bounded or quantified. You may choose what star system a Calculated Risk area is in, however its exact location will be determined by a GM. It will always be in an area where a third party cannot directly shelter it. The amount of starting local infrastructure contained in a zone of Calculated Risk can be 50% higher than a Safe zone.

	===Danger Zone:===		===Danger Zone:===
	They said you were crazy to come here, but there's something that's worth dying for. This is not a potential threat that may or may not be realized, there is an active danger to any of your facilities or people in this area. There is an active shooting war, openly hostile local power or esoteric danger. You will defend these assets or lose them. Locations that are in a Danger Zone will be placed by GMs. The amount of starting local infrastructure contained in a Danger Zone can be 50% higher than a Safe zone.		They said you were crazy to come here, but there's something that's worth dying for. This is not a potential threat that may or may not be realized, there is an active danger to any of your facilities or people in this area. There is an active shooting war, openly hostile local power or esoteric danger. You will defend these assets or lose them. This is roughly analogous to a Hostile World, however this specifically refers to the danger to ''you'' and not necessarily any other powers there. Similar to a zone of Calculated Risk, the actual nature of the threat will depend on what is on a given world already and it could equally be having the focused attention of a local minor power, being a secondary concern for a larger one, or some combination thereof. Locations that are in a Danger Zone will be placed by GMs. The amount of starting local infrastructure contained in a Danger Zone can be 50% higher than a Safe zone.

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	===Calculated Risk:===		===Calculated Risk:===
	There are some great growth opportunities here and there is a reason there are not many capitalizing on them. There is a clear external threat to your facilities or people and you are vulnerable to it, be it in the form of the possibility of war or the envious eyes of an opportunistic local power should your defenses be too weak. You may choose what star system a Calculated Risk area is in, however its exact location will be determined by a GM. It will always be in an area where a third party cannot directly shelter it. The amount of local infrastructure contained in a zone of Calculated Risk can be 50% higher than a Safe zone.		There are some great growth opportunities here and there is a reason there are not many capitalizing on them. There is a clear external threat to your facilities or people and you are vulnerable to it, be it in the form of the possibility of war or the envious eyes of an opportunistic local power should your defenses be too weak. You may choose what star system a Calculated Risk area is in, however its exact location will be determined by a GM. It will always be in an area where a third party cannot directly shelter it. The amount of starting local infrastructure contained in a zone of Calculated Risk can be 50% higher than a Safe zone.

	===Danger Zone:===		===Danger Zone:===
	They said you were crazy to come here, but there's something that's worth dying for. This is not a potential threat that may or may not be realized, there is an active danger to any of your facilities or people in this area. There is an active shooting war, openly hostile local power or esoteric danger. You will defend these assets or lose them. Locations that are in a Danger Zone will be placed by GMs. The amount of local infrastructure contained in a Danger Zone can be 50% higher than a Safe zone.		They said you were crazy to come here, but there's something that's worth dying for. This is not a potential threat that may or may not be realized, there is an active danger to any of your facilities or people in this area. There is an active shooting war, openly hostile local power or esoteric danger. You will defend these assets or lose them. Locations that are in a Danger Zone will be placed by GMs. The amount of starting local infrastructure contained in a Danger Zone can be 50% higher than a Safe zone.

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	===Danger Zone:===		===Danger Zone:===
	They said you were crazy to come here, but there's something that's worth dying for. This is not a potential threat that may or may not be realized, there is an active danger to any of your facilities or people in this area. There is an active shooting war, openly hostile local power or esoteric danger. You will defend these assets or lose them. Locations that are in a Danger Zone will be placed by GMs. The amount of local infrastructure contained in a Danger Zone can be 50% higher than a Safe zone.		They said you were crazy to come here, but there's something that's worth dying for. This is not a potential threat that may or may not be realized, there is an active danger to any of your facilities or people in this area. There is an active shooting war, openly hostile local power or esoteric danger. You will defend these assets or lose them. Locations that are in a Danger Zone will be placed by GMs. The amount of local infrastructure contained in a Danger Zone can be 50% higher than a Safe zone.


	For details concerning expanding Infrastructure, see [[Lords_of_Ether_(20th_Anniversary_Edition)_Production\|14. Production.]]		For details concerning expanding Infrastructure, see [[Lords_of_Ether_(20th_Anniversary_Edition)_Production\|14. Production.]]

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	===Danger Zone:===		===Danger Zone:===
	They said you were crazy to come here, but there's something that's worth dying for. This is not a potential threat that may or may not be realized, there is an active danger to any of your facilities or people in this area. There is an active shooting war, openly hostile local power or esoteric danger. You will defend these assets or lose them. Locations that are in a Danger Zone will be placed by GMs. The amount of local infrastructure contained in a ~~zone of~~ Danger Zone can be 50% higher than a Safe zone.		They said you were crazy to come here, but there's something that's worth dying for. This is not a potential threat that may or may not be realized, there is an active danger to any of your facilities or people in this area. There is an active shooting war, openly hostile local power or esoteric danger. You will defend these assets or lose them. Locations that are in a Danger Zone will be placed by GMs. The amount of local infrastructure contained in a Danger Zone can be 50% higher than a Safe zone.

	For details concerning expanding Infrastructure, see [[Lords_of_Ether_(20th_Anniversary_Edition)_Production\|14. Production.]]		For details concerning expanding Infrastructure, see [[Lords_of_Ether_(20th_Anniversary_Edition)_Production\|14. Production.]]

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	===Calculated Risk:===		===Calculated Risk:===
	There are some great growth opportunities here and there is a reason there are not many capitalizing on them. There is a clear external threat to your facilities or people and you are vulnerable to it, be it in the form of ~~looming~~ war or the envious eyes of an opportunistic local power. You may choose what star system a Calculated Risk area is in, however its exact location will be determined by a GM. It will always be in an area where a third party cannot directly shelter it.		There are some great growth opportunities here and there is a reason there are not many capitalizing on them. There is a clear external threat to your facilities or people and you are vulnerable to it, be it in the form of the possibility of war or the envious eyes of an opportunistic local power should your defenses be too weak. You may choose what star system a Calculated Risk area is in, however its exact location will be determined by a GM. It will always be in an area where a third party cannot directly shelter it. The amount of local infrastructure contained in a zone of Calculated Risk can be 50% higher than a Safe zone.

	===Danger Zone:===		===Danger Zone:===
	They said you were crazy to come here, but there's something that's worth dying for. This is not a potential threat that may or may not be realized, there is an active danger to any of your facilities or people in this area. There is an active shooting war, openly hostile local power or esoteric danger. You will defend these assets or lose them. Locations that are in a Danger Zone will be placed by GMs.		They said you were crazy to come here, but there's something that's worth dying for. This is not a potential threat that may or may not be realized, there is an active danger to any of your facilities or people in this area. There is an active shooting war, openly hostile local power or esoteric danger. You will defend these assets or lose them. Locations that are in a Danger Zone will be placed by GMs. The amount of local infrastructure contained in a zone of Danger Zone can be 50% higher than a Safe zone.

	For details concerning expanding Infrastructure, see [[Lords_of_Ether_(20th_Anniversary_Edition)_Production\|14. Production.]]		For details concerning expanding Infrastructure, see [[Lords_of_Ether_(20th_Anniversary_Edition)_Production\|14. Production.]]