The Right to Bear Arms
A Senator's son wants help navigating the cybernetic underworld of Nar Shaddaa without his dad's knowledge.
The choice
What the operation puts to you, and how each answer turned out. Where a choice has two outcomes, it is one that can go wrong.
AAssign an Operator. Oh, what the hell.
Kabb's contact was the same Anzellan surgeon who fitted him with his own cybernetic arm. The surgeon eagerly agreed to help out his old friend Kabb, and the procedure went off without a hitch. Our client went home happy, although we doubt we can say the same about his father.
Despite the obvious dangers, persuaded their elusive, experienced black market surgeon friend to take on the job. The procedure went off without a hitch. Our client went home happy, although we doubt we can say the same about his father.
Despite the obvious dangers, eventually persuaded their elusive, experienced black market surgeon friend to take on the job. The procedure seemed to go off without a hitch. But a couple weeks later, we heard rumors that a student at a prestigious Coruscant academy was expelled after a freak accident involving an illegally acquired, military-grade cybernetic.
BDecline the job. Crossing a Senator is a little too much heat for us.
The choice
Neesh has the details: "So, this senator's son got careless during a swoop race - or maybe it was a hunting trip, the details are blurry. The point is, the kid is missing an arm, and he doesn't want some refined little prosthetic from Coruscant. He wants illegal, military-grade chrome, and he's willing to spend a lot of credits on it. What do you say?"