LotS/The Waes Hael
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| name::The Waes Hael | [[:Category:LotS/type::Ship|type::Ship]] |
| Officers: officers::20 - 5 Human, 5 Robot, 10 Special (Role) Crew: crew::50 - 10 Snuuth, 10 Piscarian, 10 Human, 10 Vlarg, 10 Any Engineering: engineering::6 - 2 AI, 2 Weapon, 2 Module |
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Power Bonus: powerBonus::220 Aggressive Acapella: Chance for bonus damage; additional damage for owning Carol Christmas and Harmonizer 2600; additional damage for each Snuuth, Piscarian, Niflung, and Vlarg Caroler in the active ship; additional damage for owning sAInt nick, Industrial Snow Blower, and Decked Halls | |
| The roots of Christmas Caroling on ancient Earth involved peasants visiting the homes of their lords and singing holiday songs until they were given food and drink by those more fortunate. This act had good-natured beginnings, but over time became more menacing and has since evolved into a form of irritation-driven space piracy.
Around the holidays, a smart ship captain will mark a certain percentage of their cargo as "acceptable loss" to hand over if targeted by a Wassailing Raider. To do otherwise is to subject oneself to hijacked comm signals and a tireless stream of cacophonous merriment. | |
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{{#set:stamina=0 }} {{#set:energy=0 }} {{#set:honor=0 }} {{#set:pvp=0 }} {{#set:pvpattack=0 }} {{#set:pvpdefense=0 }} {{#set:health=0 }}
{{#set:color=Yellow}} {{#set:ability=Aggressive Acapella: Chance for bonus damage; additional damage for owning Carol Christmas and Harmonizer 2600; additional damage for each Snuuth, Piscarian, Niflung, and Vlarg Caroler in the active ship; additional damage for owning sAInt nick, Industrial Snow Blower, and Decked Halls}} {{#set:text=The roots of Christmas Caroling on ancient Earth involved peasants visiting the homes of their lords and singing holiday songs until they were given food and drink by those more fortunate. This act had good-natured beginnings, but over time became more menacing and has since evolved into a form of irritation-driven space piracy. Around the holidays, a smart ship captain will mark a certain percentage of their cargo as "acceptable loss" to hand over if targeted by a Wassailing Raider. To do otherwise is to subject oneself to hijacked comm signals and a tireless stream of cacophonous merriment.}} {{#set:obtained=Expedition Pack (Retired)}} {{#set:used=}} {{#set:notes=}} {{#set:unique=}}