On Board Shop

[voidtreckermods]

Scattered through the train in the small entrance areas there are screens set into the wall with a slot for a ticket and a vending machine style collection point.

The screen directs characters to insert their ticket. The amount of points available will show on the screen followed by a list of options.

~ Snacks (3 Points)
~ Entertainment- Random (5 Points)
~ Entertainment- Specific (8 Points)
~ Merchandise (10 Points)
~ Alcohol and Tobacco (12 Points)
~ Non Uniform Clothes- Random (15 Points)
~ Meal for Four (20 Points)
~ Small Item (25 Points)
~ Small Animal (30 Points)
~ Item (45 Points)

Please use the new post!

Comments

Later...

[iamnotgod]

[What is Webmind busying himself looking up?]

Voidcraft presence in system #1

[Along with other permutations - how many stations for voidcraft exist there?

And, being the sort of being who can afford to spend the time on this, he continues this through as many numbers as possible.

And, at the end of all that, asks for this:]

Void Ministry Hub

[Time to REALLY dig in to those details.]

The Void Ministry: A Photo Essay

[voidtreckermods]

For almost everything.

No book with that title found.

Please type title here:

Until: The Void Ministry: A Photo Essay

Thank you for your purchase, it will be available to collect at the next station.

[iamnotgod]

[Well! Very nice, that.

One more thing to check:]

History of the Void

[Look, he's got something for the void ministry itself, but what about the void?]

[voidtreckermods]

You do not have enough points to make this purchase.

37->21

[iamnotgod]

Webmind comes back to get this, as well as a paper crafting book for kids!

(The latter is ALSO on Tidus' behalf. ;) )

[voidtreckermods]

Thank you for your purchase, it will be available to collect at the next station.

[voidtreckermods]

~ History of the void is basically another retelling of the story of Bhifve and Pru. It paints Bhifve in a more heroic light then the biography.

~ Paper crafting.

Re: Later...

[voidtreckermods]

The photo essay is quite simple. It shows a large silver building on the outside, clearly from a very futuristic world.

There's a picture of a room full of people, hunched over what seem to be tablet screens on tables, working hard. The picture is from behind, no faces are shown.

A picture of a large round meeting hall. There is a stage in the centre and comfortable chairs all around.

A picture of some kind of festival, it is taken from above so shows the top of the heads of the crowd.

A couple of other shots of the building, it's all very arty. When people are in them they are of a variety of alien species, some seem human, others not. Their clothes vary, but seem futuristic in style.