Editing Terror in the Stars (section)

==System Changes==
Crew still have '''Discipline''' dice.  It is difficult to stay
disciplined when you learn your comrades are secretly planning to
eliminate you.  A discipline outcome means the ship is working more
smoothly or repairs were successful (decrease Systems/Exhaustion
by one), or a modicum of trust between crew has been regained
(reclaim a Fight or Flight response).

Instead of Exhaustion, characters have (ship) '''Systems''' dice, named
something relevant to your role in the ship's crew.  Using Systems
dice is to use ship facilities beyond specifications.  A Systems
outcome to a conflict means that something important on the ship
has broken.  When you accumulate six Systems dice, a major catastrophe
has happened to the ship and your character is right in the middle
of it, cut off from the rest of the crew or otherwise completely
incapacitated.

Instead of Madness, characters have '''Paranoia'''.  Using Paranoia will
fuel the wrongness of deep space or hyperspace or the Warp, with
surreal or abhorrent effects.  A paranoia outcome means the character
must check off a Fight or Flight response and act appropriately.
Losing all your reactions triggers an acute psychotic episode, and
a permanent Paranoia die, and a growing certainty that the only way
you'll survive this or finish the mission is to eliminate the rest
of the crew.  At six Paranoia, your psychosis commits you to to
becoming a warped nightmare to achieve this.

'''Pain''' is still pain, but the nightmares that use pain dice are more
personal to the crew instead of the setting.  The GM doesn't need
to always attack a crew member with their own personal nightmares.  
("Why are YOUR fears attacking ME? Do you secretly hate me or something???")
A pain outcome means the crewmmember lost something they value.

'''Despair''' and '''Hope''' coins work the same way.