I would love to run it if I didn't suck with plot and were kind of rusty on the universe and just generally not a great GM.  I love numbers and rp systems, though, and I use them to help develop my characters, which I realize is kind of sad.  That said, here is my new character sheet.<br/><br/>Player: kckolbe<br/>Character name: Sebastien Dulain<br/>Home world: Bellerophon<br/>Position on ship: Captain<br/>Usual occupation: Paralegal/Food Critic<br/>Religion: None<br/>STRENGTH = 4<br/>AGILITY = 6<br/>VITALITY = 7<br/>ALERTNESS = 11<br/>INTELLIGENCE = 17<br/>WILLPOWER = 5<br/>Strength(s) = Highly Educated (Major), Sharp Sense: Smell (Major)<br/>Weakness(es) = Straight Shooter (Major), Memorable (Major)<br/><br/>Skills:<br/>Artistry: Appraisal 5, Cooking 4, Writing 1,<br/>Discipline: Concentration 1, Morale 1<br/>Guns: Pistols 3, Rifles 2<br/>Influence: Bureaucracy 4, Administration 2, Barter 3,<br/>Knowledge: Appraisal 5, Law 4, Literature 3, History 3, Culture 2, Religion 2<br/>Mechanical Engineering: Machinery Maintenance 2<br/>Perception: Smell 3, Taste 1, Search 1, Deduction 1<br/>Performance: Wind Instruments 2<br/>Pilot: Shuttles 4, Transports 3, Aerial Navigation 1, Astronomy 2, Astrogation 1<br/>Planetary Vehicles: Hovercraft 1<br/>Scientific Expertise: Mathematical Sciences 1<br/><br/>Weapons = 1 pistol, 1 rifle<br/>Other possessions = 1 flute, an assortment of seasonings, two very nice datapads, datadisks of all manner of music, datadisk of laws for each Alliance planet, datadisk of cooking recipes, ship's papers, cortex terminal w/subscription<br/>Biography = Ah, the life of the privileged.  They say if you do what you love, you'll never have to work a day in your life.  Well, the same is true of the fantastically wealthy.  Of course, Sebastien isn't so much the wealthy one as his parents, but for most of his life that hasn't mattered.  Growing up on Bellerophon, he was exposed to about the finest life possible, a remarkable education, and the freedom to pursue whichever interests took his fancy.  Whether it was flute lessons as a child, a culinary tutor as a teenager, or tours of art museums upon graduation, nothing was denied.  Even after all of the money to put him through law school, his parents didn't bat an eye when he told them he was interested in going into business as a ship's captain.  He found a ship that was on sale for low money, and jumped on it on the spot.