Jury Rigging where are you?

[Ning Leihrec]

I'm wracking my brain and tearing through my galaxy guides and sourcebooks but can't find the RAW on jury rigging ships and equipment for short-term risky bonuses. Can anyone throw me a bone as to those rules' location?

[garhkal]

Jury rigging rules are not in a galaxy guide.. They are in Craken's Field guide. Pages 2 and 3.
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[Ning Leihrec]

Of course! Thanks!

[Ning Leihrec]

Craken's says jury rigging requires a "technology" roll. Do you think they mean "technical"? It seems using the relevant repair skill is the most sensible mechanic.

[RyanDarkstar]

Galaxy Guide 6 has a few items I would consider risky, such as:

Passenger Conversion: "...A cheaper way to go is to put in a primative life support system and have the passengers sleep on the floor. This costs 30 credits per person and weighs only one ton per person." (pg36)

Automatic Cargo Jettisoning: A devious GM could rule a bad hit in combat on the Wild Die could see all of your cargo blasted out into space.

Smuggling Compartments: PCs chopping out their own compartments could potentially damage the hull rating by making a bad roll during creation.
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[Xain Arke]

[griff]

I made jury-rigging it's own skill.
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[garhkal]

I have always seen jury rigging use the respective repair skill. The only diff between jury rigging and full on modifications, are the latter are rolled OUTSIDE of combat/the module/adventure session and cost a boat load of cash, with ever increasing difficulties. Jury rigging is in game with a cost/diff of how far you are jury rigging it.
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[Whill]

[Ning Leihrec]

Many thanks... That's the info I needed. I used to use jury rigging rules to counter effects of damage during combat rather than modified house rules for in-combat rushed repairs. I'm gonna give that another try in my next session, but may also work up a jury-rigged repairs system with slightly different mishaps.

[Whill]