Dilemmas

What each recruit temperament backs

A recruit you hire or create is filed under one of these in the creator, and the game says nothing else about it: there is no description, no stat and no blurb anywhere in the files. The only thing a temperament is, is the list below. Pick the one that agrees with how you intend to play, because every disagreement costs bond with Hawks.

A Clawdite bounty hunter named Skully has a proposal for us. We have something in common: we've both been screwed over by Gorga the Hutt. Skully lost thousands after Gorga manipulated him on a deal, and now he's taking matters into his own hands. He plans to assassinate Gorga and wants to know if we'll share some intel to help him out.

Was that an eyestalk peering out of our refresher? Our technicians Clev and Disha investigate and confirm there is somehow a juvenile dianoga in our plumbing. What should we do?

We've learned that a small-time fixer by the name of Nool Vinklex is trying to track down Zero Company and sell us out to the Empire. Our sources tell us that Vinklex is a desperate, hapless character: he owes gambling debts to the Pykes, and is going after Zero Company in a last-ditch attempt to get enough credits to pay them off.

The Den is spaceworthy for now, but Neesh has warned us that we need to do regular maintenance to ensure the old bulk freighter stays operational. Luco's millicreep droid would be a perfect tool for wiring repairs deep in the Den's avionics crawl spaces, but the Umbaran doesn't trust anyone else with his droid.

Halas Fang, aide to Senator Ask Aak of Malastare, hired Zero Company to deal with some Coruscanti gangsters who were trying to extort him. That was months ago, and he hasn't paid us yet, despite multiple reminders. At this point, we usually send some operators with "people skills" to collect. But Halas claims he just needs a little more time to come up with the credits.

It's that time again: we need to send the Caisson out to pick up fuel for the Den. In this new Empire, hypermatter is hard to come by. But luckily, we have two leads: Runa's expensive, reputable source, an ex-exec from the former Techno Union; and Neesh's shady, cheap source, a wizened Underworld procurer. What should we do?

An unarmed freighter carrying relief supplies for civilians on wartorn Ryloth has made an emergency landing here at the Ring of Kafrene. Without many credits to spare, the crew will be forced to sell their cargo in order to pay for repairs.

A shady self-described "businessman" approaches us with a proposition. He wants to set up shop in the alley next to the Den, and offers to give us a small cut of his profits if we turn a blind eye to his mysterious business. How should we handle the shady businessman?

Rumors are spreading on the Ring about Zero Company's newfound prosperity. People are asking questions. Bennic strictly forbids us from sharing any details of our deal with Republic Intelligence, but agrees we should get ahead of the gossip. What do we tell people?

The Den's been drifting for a while now, and everyone's feeling a little stir crazy. Some operators are requesting use of the Caisson for recreational trips to nearby spaceport towns. Others argue that shore leave is too dangerous to risk with an Imperial warrant on our heads. What should we do?

It has been proposed that Zero Company morale would benefit from more team building events.

Two Anzellan brothers named Manu and Vanu Bep approach us with a strange request. From what Neesh can understand, they are treasure hunters in possession of a locked camtono which they want to store somewhere for safekeeping. Would Zero Company be willing to host this camtono, in exchange for many credits? Their one condition is that we not ask any questions about its contents.

An associate director in the Trade Federation recently fled Cato Neimoidia following a failed coup against Viceroy Nute Gunray. We just found out they're holed up on the Ring of Kafrene: they've been sending a coded broadcast requesting Republic asylum in exchange for information.