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1d4chan>Ow, My Sanity. at 16:42, 7 October 2022

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	==== Common ====		==== Common ====
	Gravity (weak, strong, upside down, angled, sideways or wobbly)		Gravity (weak, strong, upside down, angled, sideways or wobbly) - Most of the grav-generators on the ship are screwy at best, so a lot of corridors have strange gravity to contend with.

	Exposed Wiring		Exposed Wiring
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	Plasma Leaks		Plasma Leaks

	"DO NOT TOUCH"		"DO NOT TOUCH"/Warning Stickers - There's a lot of these, built up over successive generations of crewmen and refits. Scorn them at your own peril.

	Generally incomprehensible corridor layout		Generally incomprehensible corridor layout - The Occurrence Border is not so much a madhouse built by a madman as much as it is a madhouse built by many madmen, all with an intense hatred for the other madmen's unique flavours of madness. As a result, the corridors tend to be strangely-built at best and downright incomprehensible at worst.

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	<strike>BEWARE OF KNARLOC</strike> Deprecated - see also: Discount Spaceship.		<strike>BEWARE OF KNARLOC</strike> Deprecated - see also: Discount Spaceship.

	<strike>Psyker</strike> <strike>'''Zoanthrope'''</strike> '''DAEMONTHROPE''' Containment Cells!		<strike>Psyker</strike> <strike>'''Zoanthrope'''</strike> '''DAEMONTHROPE''' Containment Cells! - Formerly a cell-block for the Psyker children trafficked by the Occurrence Border's former owners, it got temporarily overrun by the Warp (''Discount Spaceship'') then turned into a holding cell full of stasis tech to hold a Zoanthrope as part of a mission given by the big =][=. Needless to say, you shouldn't go there.

	~~The~~ Warp Drive ~~is slightly~~ damaged and has a important piece of the Psyker ~~Containmet~~ Cells welded into it so nobody gets stuck in the Warp. Significantly strong Warp monstrosities can make sure it actually does get stuck in the Warp, however.		Warp Drive - Slightly damaged and has a important piece of the Psyker Containment Cells welded into it so nobody gets stuck in the Warp. Significantly strong Warp monstrosities can make sure it actually does get stuck in the Warp, however.

	Refurbished Gellar Field Generators - Yes, these have been removed, but you never know - you could always find another one to install at a low, ~~dicount~~ price, or maybe the ones onboard already will slowly begin to qualify as this.		Refurbished Gellar Field Generators - Yes, these have been removed, but you never know - you could always find another one to install at a low, discount price, or maybe the ones onboard already will slowly begin to qualify as this.

	Having a entire Ordo Xenos facility fitted onto the ship for transport, Xenos included. Here be Orks, and also lots of Squigs.		Having a entire Ordo Xenos facility fitted onto the ship for transport, Xenos included. Here be Orks, and also lots of Squigs.
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	==== Uncommon ====		==== Uncommon ====
	That Tentacle thingy		That Tentacle thingy - [[/d/\|No, no that kind. Get your mind out of the gutter.]] It's a room filled with a shitload of tentacles (probably part of some Warpy beast), which may or may not attack anyone trying to cross the room. Needless to say, high explosives will take care of that issue.

	Daemonettes tempting you to enter the room		Daemonettes tempting you to enter the room - Sometimes, doors open into a room where someone close to the poor bastard opening it (usually a lover, friend, or colleague, even a deceased or missing one) is in a state of peril. Needless to say, going in there is a Bad Idea because those are daemonettes you utter and total muppet, what did you expect?

	The Poo Door (full of poo~~, also~~ nurglings)		The Poo Door - Unknown since no one's been stupid enough to open it, but it's probably full of poo and nurglings.

	Doors opening into giant room full of fire		Doors opening into giant room full of fire - Some doors, particularly during Warp travel, simply fail to open to where you expect it to open into and instead open into a kilometres-long room full of fire. Not that bad insofar as you can just close the door and find another, but many doors can lead to it at once, and you might find a corridor end with three branching pathways suddenly becomes a dead end because all of the doors lead into the Fire Pit. Because fuck you, that's why.

	Doors opening into Twitch's minefields ~~(wouldn~~'t be unusual at all if said minefields weren't at the opposite side of the ship)		Doors opening into Twitch's minefields - Wouldn't be unusual at all if said minefields weren't at the opposite side of the ship. Still, good idea to look before you walk through.

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	Replacement: 7 refurbished micro-generators. 4 along the ship's length, 1 on the bridge, 2 acting as widespread covers on the top and bottom of the ship. The foremost field immediately failed and was removed.		Replacement: 7 refurbished micro-generators. 4 along the ship's length, 1 on the bridge, 2 acting as widespread covers on the top and bottom of the ship. The foremost field immediately failed and was removed.

	Inquisition Refit: 2 normal generators, one primary, one backup (Guardsmen HQ set up across the hall from main entrance)		Inquisition Refit: 2 normal generators, one primary, one backup (Guardsmen HQ set up across the hall from main entrance). Technically is never turned off, merely turned down to the lowest setting to avoid strange mishaps even while in realspace.

	== The Nature of the Occurrence Border and its Repairs ==		== The Nature of the Occurrence Border and its Repairs ==

104.190.118.86: someone make this sound good I'm just transcribing relevant bits from info Shoggy put on his Twitter feed

2022-08-17T03:12:51Z

someone make this sound good I'm just transcribing relevant bits from info Shoggy put on his Twitter feed

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	They keep the plants growing, and make sure food gets into the output area on schedule. In exchange no one bothers them and they live a rather uncomplicated life in the bay. There's something like two hundred of them, and the population is held steady by individuals and groups occasionally splitting off to join the ship's official crew or settle on a world. There's a fair amount of story buried in there, especially after the bay next to them was filled with krootoids and their duties were expanded to hunting down escapees from it, but that's the gist of it.		They keep the plants growing, and make sure food gets into the output area on schedule. In exchange no one bothers them and they live a rather uncomplicated life in the bay. There's something like two hundred of them, and the population is held steady by individuals and groups occasionally splitting off to join the ship's official crew or settle on a world. There's a fair amount of story buried in there, especially after the bay next to them was filled with krootoids and their duties were expanded to hunting down escapees from it, but that's the gist of it.

	During the events of Discount Spaceship, the Tribals' bay was exposed to the warp and had to be abandoned. A significant percentage of them died during the exodus, but the majority survived to resettle in a newer bay towards the middle of the ship. They've resumed their role of food providers to the ship, and everything is more or less back to as-normal-as-it-gets on the Occurrence Border.		During the events of Discount Spaceship, the Tribals' bay was exposed to the warp and had to be abandoned. A significant percentage of them died during the exodus, but the majority survived to resettle in a newer bay towards the middle of the ship. They've resumed their role of food providers to the ship, and everything is more or less back to as-normal-as-it-gets on the Occurrence Border.

	The end result of all this, aside from there being a bay in midships full of Tribals with a religion based around growing food and feeding it to the Emperor, is that the Occurrence Border is actually very well provisioned, and a small but significant portion of the ship's armsmen are of Tribal descent. They are best left un-fucked with, as their knowledge of the ship is second only to the Engineers, and it's their HOME damnit.		The end result of all this, aside from there being a bay in midships full of Tribals with a religion based around growing food and feeding it to the Emperor, is that the Occurrence Border is actually very well provisioned, and a small but significant portion of the ship's armsmen are of Tribal descent. They are best left un-fucked with, as their knowledge of the ship is second only to the Engineers, and it's their HOME damnit. A notable addition to their ranks is the former Stationmaster of a refueling station that the Occurrence Border requisitioned the entirety of for resupply and repair, who after trying to deal directly with the ship's Machine Mob and having his life rethought for himself ended up finding a peaceful life helping the Tribals run hydroponics.

	=== The Tech-Priests ===		=== The Tech-Priests ===
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	The Inquisition has also recently requisitioned an entire Ordo Xenos research lab onto the Occurance Border, so now there are even more deadly creatures aboard than just Krootoids waiting to break free and start roaming around on this hulk.		The Inquisition has also recently requisitioned an entire Ordo Xenos research lab onto the Occurance Border, so now there are even more deadly creatures aboard than just Krootoids waiting to break free and start roaming around on this hulk.

			=== The Machine Mob ===

			Only a set of characters in the same sense that the Occurrence Border itself is a character, as it is the collective Machine Spirits that make up the ship's myriad of barely-functional and disunified systems. Unlike the well-organized systems of most Imperial ships that present a single Machine Spirit, each individual system on the Border contributes one - or at least most of one - to the overall pandemonium as a whole. The cogboys and -girls serving on the Border quickly learned to not try and speak to the ship directly if they didn't want to risk...head-explodey-nonsense, instead dealing with it through either individual components or the many manual work-arounds. At least some of the Border's quirks can probably be blamed on them, though very few people could say for sure.

	== Features, Aspects, Oddities ==		== Features, Aspects, Oddities ==
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	Corridor routed through other things		Corridor routed through other things

	Krootoid infestation		Krootoid infestation - aided by a Kroot Shaper that has apparently been living in the ship since before the Party encountered it, but was never seen

	etc.		etc.

1d4chan>MrMurderHobo: /* What's an Occurrence Border */

2022-07-01T13:36:17Z

What's an Occurrence Border

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	As a reminder, the Occurrence Border has been a spacefaring deathtrap for decades, maybe even centuries. Long before it was acquired by the Inquisition it was the ship of an impressive series of lazy, incompetent, or just plain unlucky Rogue Traders. Presumably there was some point where its downward spiral from relatively-normal Imperial vessel to glorified space-hulk began, but no one documents shit around here, so who really knows. The point being: despite the fact that most of these notes are focused on its recent service in the Inquisition, there are numerous times and places where an unlucky party could find itself aboard this vessel.		As a reminder, the Occurrence Border has been a spacefaring deathtrap for decades, maybe even centuries. Long before it was acquired by the Inquisition it was the ship of an impressive series of lazy, incompetent, or just plain unlucky Rogue Traders. Presumably there was some point where its downward spiral from relatively-normal Imperial vessel to glorified space-hulk began, but no one documents shit around here, so who really knows. The point being: despite the fact that most of these notes are focused on its recent service in the Inquisition, there are numerous times and places where an unlucky party could find itself aboard this vessel.

	It's also a pretty obvious reference to Event Horizon		It's also a pretty obvious reference to Event Horizon.

	== Ship Stats and Pics ==		== Ship Stats and Pics ==

1d4chan>MrMurderHobo: /* What's an Occurrence Border */ Fixed the fix.

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What's an Occurrence Border: Fixed the fix.

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	== What's an Occurrence Border ==		== What's an Occurrence Border ==

	Welcome to the least spaceworthy ship this side of the [[~~Screaming Vortex\|~~Black Crusade (RPG)]].		Welcome to the least spaceworthy ship this side of the [[Black Crusade (RPG)\|Screaming Vortex]].

	As a reminder, the Occurrence Border has been a spacefaring deathtrap for decades, maybe even centuries. Long before it was acquired by the Inquisition it was the ship of an impressive series of lazy, incompetent, or just plain unlucky Rogue Traders. Presumably there was some point where its downward spiral from relatively-normal Imperial vessel to glorified space-hulk began, but no one documents shit around here, so who really knows. The point being: despite the fact that most of these notes are focused on its recent service in the Inquisition, there are numerous times and places where an unlucky party could find itself aboard this vessel.		As a reminder, the Occurrence Border has been a spacefaring deathtrap for decades, maybe even centuries. Long before it was acquired by the Inquisition it was the ship of an impressive series of lazy, incompetent, or just plain unlucky Rogue Traders. Presumably there was some point where its downward spiral from relatively-normal Imperial vessel to glorified space-hulk began, but no one documents shit around here, so who really knows. The point being: despite the fact that most of these notes are focused on its recent service in the Inquisition, there are numerous times and places where an unlucky party could find itself aboard this vessel.

1d4chan>MrMurderHobo: /* What's an Occurrence Border */ added link to Black Crusade RPG due to Screaming Vortex reference

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What's an Occurrence Border: added link to Black Crusade RPG due to Screaming Vortex reference

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	== What's an Occurrence Border ==		== What's an Occurrence Border ==

	Welcome to the least spaceworthy ship this side of the ~~screaming vortex~~.		Welcome to the least spaceworthy ship this side of the [[Screaming Vortex\|Black Crusade (RPG)]].

	As a reminder, the Occurrence Border has been a spacefaring deathtrap for decades, maybe even centuries. Long before it was acquired by the Inquisition it was the ship of an impressive series of lazy, incompetent, or just plain unlucky Rogue Traders. Presumably there was some point where its downward spiral from relatively-normal Imperial vessel to glorified space-hulk began, but no one documents shit around here, so who really knows. The point being: despite the fact that most of these notes are focused on its recent service in the Inquisition, there are numerous times and places where an unlucky party could find itself aboard this vessel.		As a reminder, the Occurrence Border has been a spacefaring deathtrap for decades, maybe even centuries. Long before it was acquired by the Inquisition it was the ship of an impressive series of lazy, incompetent, or just plain unlucky Rogue Traders. Presumably there was some point where its downward spiral from relatively-normal Imperial vessel to glorified space-hulk began, but no one documents shit around here, so who really knows. The point being: despite the fact that most of these notes are focused on its recent service in the Inquisition, there are numerous times and places where an unlucky party could find itself aboard this vessel.

72.84.70.25: Added a quote from the Clear Skies machinima that fits the Occurence Border very well.

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Added a quote from the Clear Skies machinima that fits the Occurence Border very well.

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	[[Image:AGP Chapter7.png\|frame\|<strike>Mr. Nubby's Wild Ride</strike> The Occurrence Border]]		[[Image:AGP Chapter7.png\|frame\|<strike>Mr. Nubby's Wild Ride</strike> The Occurrence Border]]
	{{topquote\|We are the bold and rakish crew of the good ship Manatee, They say that we’re the strangest bunch to sail the starry sea, Oh, rev up your engines, match our warp, and catch us if you can. We’ll drink your brew when journey’s through, and it’ll never end\|Good Ship Manatee, Leslie Fish}}		{{topquote\|We are the bold and rakish crew of the good ship Manatee, They say that we’re the strangest bunch to sail the starry sea, Oh, rev up your engines, match our warp, and catch us if you can. We’ll drink your brew when journey’s through, and it’ll never end\|Good Ship Manatee, Leslie Fish}}
			{{topquote\|Right-o. Let's get undocked and see what bits fall off the ship.\|Unnamed crewman}}
	These are what could generously be called "Setting Notes" for the [[All Guardsmen Party\|All Guardsmen Party's]] unbelievably horrible ship.		These are what could generously be called "Setting Notes" for the [[All Guardsmen Party\|All Guardsmen Party's]] unbelievably horrible ship.

2601:1C0:5C00:C130:354A:6786:1082:AC99 at 14:04, 11 December 2019

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	[[Category:Imperial]]		[[Category:Imperial]]
	[[Category:All Guardsmen Party]]		[[Category:All Guardsmen Party]]


	[[Image:AGP Chapter7.png\|frame\|<strike>Mr. Nubby's Wild Ride</strike> The Occurrence Border]]		[[Image:AGP Chapter7.png\|frame\|<strike>Mr. Nubby's Wild Ride</strike> The Occurrence Border]]
			{{topquote\|We are the bold and rakish crew of the good ship Manatee, They say that we’re the strangest bunch to sail the starry sea, Oh, rev up your engines, match our warp, and catch us if you can. We’ll drink your brew when journey’s through, and it’ll never end\|Good Ship Manatee, Leslie Fish}}
	These are what could generously be called "Setting Notes" for the [[All Guardsmen Party\|All Guardsmen Party's]] unbelievably horrible ship.		These are what could generously be called "Setting Notes" for the [[All Guardsmen Party\|All Guardsmen Party's]] unbelievably horrible ship.

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	[[Image:AGP Chapter7.png\|frame\|<strike>Mr. Nubby's Wild Ride</strike> The Occurrence Border]]		[[Image:AGP Chapter7.png\|frame\|<strike>Mr. Nubby's Wild Ride</strike> The Occurrence Border]]
	{{topquote\|We are the bold and rakish crew of the good ship Manatee, They say that we’re the strangest bunch to sail the starry sea, Oh, rev up your engines, match our warp, and catch us if you can. We’ll drink your brew when journey’s through, and it’ll never end\|Good Ship Manatee, Leslie Fish}}		{{topquote\|We are the bold and rakish crew of the good ship Manatee, They say that we’re the strangest bunch to sail the starry sea, Oh, rev up your engines, match our warp, and catch us if you can. We’ll drink your brew when journey’s through, and it’ll never end\|Good Ship Manatee, Leslie Fish}}
			{{topquote\|Right-o. Let's get undocked and see what bits fall off the ship.\|Unnamed crewman}}
	These are what could generously be called "Setting Notes" for the [[All Guardsmen Party\|All Guardsmen Party's]] unbelievably horrible ship.		These are what could generously be called "Setting Notes" for the [[All Guardsmen Party\|All Guardsmen Party's]] unbelievably horrible ship.