Friday, October 19, 2018

Ascension Address: The Crash

A master control anomaly somewhere in the depths of a server warehouse, and a glittering chain snaps, sending a spike and then a crash around the world, computers reacting and counter-reacting in milliseconds. Currencies veer and slide in the darkness, but as the sun breaks over the larger cities, the system begins to correct itself at a slow and human speed.

A response is drawn up, somewhere just off the grid. A ragged group gather around a trestle table in a squatted warehouse in a city where dawn is yet to break, and bring their plans forward.

Replace “Program” with “Activist” and “Flynn” with “Veteran”.

Comments

Kevan: he/him

19-10-2018 17:35:07 UTC

And huh, it looks like Imperial Deferentials and Dynastic Distance both switch back on because of a clause I didn’t notice at the start of the Special Case rule, which really should be in the Ascension rule. (“When a new dynasty is started, the Ascension Address may state any existing Special Case Rules that are set to inactive; any Special Case Rules not set in the Ascension Address become Active.”)

Ironically I was deliberately picking an opening rule that fitted with the idea that these were staying switched off as they were last dynasty, but it’s not a big deal.