d10 | Description | Effect |
---|---|---|
1 |
A damaged combat droid can be re-powered and reprogrammed for one final task. |
Arcs of electricity shock anyone who comes near a malfunctioning or damagedG is for Gadget. |
2 |
Planetary-scale communications relays offer limited access to high-ranking officials. |
A pair of automated blaster turrets shoot anything that moves. |
3 |
A heavy blaster turret sits idle, perhaps on a watchtower or some other high elevation, waiting for someone to jump in and fire. |
This area is filled with a toxic gas, testing the Resilience of all living creatures. |
4 |
A C is for Computer terminal can be sliced to allow the user to control a small, inconspicuous “mouse droid” for reconnaissance. |
This area is inundated with high doses of radiation, testing the Resilience both droids and living creatures. |
5 |
Industrial robotic arms here are used to do a heavy or dangerous task, such as loading starship missiles, and can be used to the Crew’s advantage. |
Something in the room causes it to be either extremely hot, such as an ion furnace, or extremely cold, such as leaking cryogenic gasses. |
6 |
An innocent civilian walks in during the middle of the action. |
The room is dominated by a dangerous industrial process, such as a garbage compactor. |
7 |
Forcefields separate this area from a danger, such as the cold vacuum of space. |
A burning oil slick fills the room full of smoke, sears the unwary, and makes moving through the room hazardous for the uncoordinated. |
8 |
Broken power conduits crackle with electricity, high temperature plasma, high pressure gas, or starfighter fuel. |
A bottomless pit (no rails) creates a deadly hazard. |
9 |
A section of the room is a depressurization or hyperbaric chamber. |
A horrible B is for Beast is nearby. |
10 |
Volatile gas tanks have been carelessly left about. One stray blaster shot will cause them to explode. |
A powerful magnetic field pulls metal weapons free from their owners’ hands and wreaks havoc on Droids. |
Obstacles II (d10)
Citation
by C. Steven Ross https://triumphdespair.wordpress.com/2013/05/03/o-is-for-obstacles/