Sarah is actually suggesting we start heading for the nebula now without waiting for orders from Cortez?<br/><br/>And passing the buck to Jason in the process.  Thanks alot.  I really think I'll wait for Someguy to have a chance to react to all of this first.  Besides, Jason has a detailed plan he's going to want to deliver to Cortez in person... or at least send someone he trusts with his life to do it, before heading into the nebula.<br/><br/>Jason's plan is both complex and simple at the same time.  He plans on planning out the Everest's route through each section of the nebula precisely, and then have the Everest follow it's predetermined course exactly... having handed out the details of that planned course to the captains of the Alexander, the Kobras Aquirre, and the Katana, if it comes as well, so that they can use their superior speed to scout ahead and to the sides as the Everest travels and still be assured of being able to fly right to the Everest without delay if they run into trouble.  Given the limited sensor range inside a nebula, I figure it might be an advantage if you always knew where your cruiser was, even (especially even) if the enemy does not.  It'll also speed up our ability to scout the area as we go... and increase the amount of space scanned without increasing the risk for doing so.  Or it should in theory.<br/><br/>The one drawback to this plan is that if the pirates get a hold of the plotted course of the Everest, they'll also know where the Everest will be at any point in time... which would be bad, which is why Jason wants to wait till Cortez arrives and discuss the plan in person, rather than over vox.<br/><br/>That, and he kind of doesn't want to make a huge command decision like moving Cortez's fleet into the nebula without prior approval from the Rogue Trader himself.