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 Table of Contents

Credits...........................................................................................................................................2
How to Use this Book......................................................................................................................5

Organization

Organization that Built the Facility..............................................................................................7-9

Location

Main Location...............................................................................................................................11
Asteroid Details.......................................................................................................................12-13
Moon Details...........................................................................................................................14-15
Planet Details..........................................................................................................................16-19
Space Station Details...............................................................................................................20-21

the facility

The Facility..............................................................................................................................23-29

Facility problems

Facility Problems......................................................................................................................31-33

Facility secrets

Facility Secrets..............................................................................................................................35

Items

Items in the Director’s Office.........................................................................................................37

Items in an Astrochemistry Lab................................................................................................38-39
Items in a Quantum Computing Lab.........................................................................................40-41
Items in a Xenobiology Lab......................................................................................................42-43
Various Lab Equipment................................................................................................................44

Encounters

Encounters..............................................................................................................................46-47

Non-player characters

Uplifted Cetaceans with Names....................................................................................................49

Random Staff Titles......................................................................................................................50
Random NPC Names....................................................................................................................51
Scientists #1.................................................................................................................................52
Scientists #2.................................................................................................................................53
Military Personnel #1....................................................................................................................54
Military Personnel #2...................................................................................................................55
 How to Use this Book

This book helps game masters create research facilities to drop into existing science fiction RPG
campaigns. It works whether the setting or system is Star Trek, Traveller, Stars Without Number, or any
science fiction tabletop role-playing game.

The structure of the book walks game masters through generating a facility from scratch using random
tables. Of course, the book can be used in many different ways as well. If you already have a facility or
base in your campaign this book could add details and story hooks.

All the tables use percentile dice. Tables marked “optional” may return results that do not fit some
facility concepts well. Game masters are free to use these tables when they feel like they will add to the
gameplay.

The first section of random tables is called Organization. This helps provide a framework for the
organization or group that built the facility. It doesn’t go into exhaustive detail, but it does aid in the
creation of a fictional organization. This can be skipped if your game already has numerous established
factions.

Next is the Location section. By rolling dice, you can determine whether the facility is located on an
asteroid, moon, or planet or if it is a space station.

The Facility section provides structural details of the facility building and details about the facility’s
current status with the founding organization.

Captains Kirk and Picard always stopped by far-flung research stations in space or on planets and there
were always problems. The Facility Problems section gives you the option to introduce issues the facility
is facing.

Scientists tend to go mad at least in movies and TV shows, so the Facility Secrets section gives you all
the shady stuff a facility is up to. If your facility is completely above board just skip this section.

The Items section supplies some fun items that could be in the facility director’s office as well as scientific
equipment that may be present in certain laboratories.

The Encounters section adds some flavor while the characters explore the facility. Encounters for
abandoned facilities are also included because sometimes you are not visiting, you are recovering
what’s left.

The NPCs section contains lists of names that can be used as facility personnel. The names are human-
centric except for the Uplifted Cetaceans table. These are animals given higher intelligence through
scientific means that aid in facility operation.

With this book, game masters are ready to give their players challenges and creative facilities to interact
with during sessions. The possibilities are only limited by your imagination. May good fortune follow
you to the stars.

Matt Davids
3/24/2023
Organization
Organization that Built the Facility

TYPE AGE
NATURE
1-30 Governmental 1-20 Ancient
31-70 Corporation 1-20 Secret 21-40 Centuries Old
71-90 Nonprofit 21-100 Public 41-90 Decades Old
91-100 Religious 91-100 Recently Founded

NUMBER OF MEMBERS
CURRENT STATE
1-10 Between 50 and 100
11-20 Between 100 and 1,000
1-20 Disbanded
21-40 Between 1,000 and 3,000
21-91 Currently Operating
41-70 Between 3,000 and 6,000
91-100 Outlawed but Operating Underground
71-90 Between 6,000 and 10,000
91-100 More than 10,000

OPTIONAL MAIN FOCUS OF ORGANIZATION

1-20 Biological and Biotechnological Sciences

21-40 Engineering and Environmental Sciences
41-60 Mathematical, Information, and Computing Sciences
61-80 Medical and Health Sciences
81-100 Physical, Chemical, and Earth Sciences

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GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY NAMES

1-5 Celestial Exploration and Protection Bureau (CEPB)

6-10 Galactic Planetary Research and Analysis Authority (GPRAA)
11-15 Interstellar Colonization and Terraformation Agency (ICTA)
16-20 Planetary Ecological Preservation Authority (PEPA)
21-25 Cosmic Planetary Trading and Commerce Alliance (CPTCA)
26-30 Interspecies Planetary Relations Council (IPRC)
31-35 Spaceflight and Planetary Development Administration (SPDA)
36-40 Galactic Communication and Transmission Network (GCTN)
41-45 Extraterrestrial Planetary Research and Exploration Division (EPRED)
46-50 Interstellar Planetary Transit Authority (IPTA)
51-55 Cosmic Astrophysics and Planetary Sciences Institute (CAPSI)
56-60 Intergalactic Mineral and Resource Management Agency (IMRMA)
61-65 Exoplanetary and Intergalactic Species Conservation and Research Alliance (EISCRA)
66-70 Galactic Security and Planetary Defense Council (GSPDC)
71-75 Stellar Energy Research and Management Authority (SERMA)
76-80 Intergalactic Planetary Health and Safety Commission (IPPHSC)
81-85 Cosmic Planetary Intelligence Bureau (CPIB)
86-90 Interplanetary Agricultural and Ecological Management Authority (IEMA)
91-95 Space Exploration and Planetary Sciences Regulatory Commission (SEPSRC)
96-100 Galactic Planetary Governance and Development Council (GPGDC)

CORPORATION NAMES

1-5 Syberdynamics
6-10 Orion Ventures
11-15 Void Enterprises
16-20 Stellar Solutions
21-25 Galaxia Group
26-30 Synthetix Corporation
31-35 Intergalactic Innovations
36-40 Helix Industries
41-45 Nexus Dynamics
46-50 Apex Design Systems
51-55 Stellaris Corporation
56-60 Vertix Industries
61-65 Infotech Holdings
66-70 NovaTech Industries
71-75 Hyperion Holdings
76-80 Starlight Solutions
81-85 Interstellar Industries
86-90 Genesis Enterprises
91-95 Neogenesis Inc.
96-100 Quantum Dynamics

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RELIGIOUS ORG NAMES NONPROFIT ORG NAMES

1-5 Order of the Void 1-5 Foundation for Cosmic Harmony

6-10 Children of the Singularity 6-10 Universal Citizens for Planetary Relief
11-15 The Celestial Revenants 11-15 Interstellar Aid Society
16-20 Brotherhood of the Eternal Flame 16-20 Universal Conservation Society
21-25 Church of the Quantum Messiah 21-25 Alliance for Planetary Preservation
26-30 Sisters of the Starlight Veil 26-30 Cosmic Compassion Corps
31-35 Knights of the Cosmic Dawn 31-35 Society for Extraterrestrial Education
36-40 Ascendants of the Omega Point 36-40 Galactic Outreach Alliance
41-45 The Dreaming Prophets 41-45 Committee for Interspecies Understanding
46-50 Keepers of the Stellar Oracle 46-50 Institute for Cosmic Ethics
51-55 Conclave of the Hypernova 51-55 League of Intergalactic Peacekeepers
56-60 Mystics of the Black Hole 56-60 Council for Intergalactic Cooperation
61-65 Fraternity of the Infinite Spiral 61-65 Coalition for Cosmic Justice
66-70 Disciples of the Parallel Universe 66-70 Mission for Interstellar Exploration
71-75 Guardians of the Multiverse 71-75 Association for Galactic Unity
76-80 Sect of the Timeless Being 76-80 Order of the Cosmic Compass
81-85 Order of the Divine Machine 81-85 Fraternity for Universal Brotherhood
86-90 Elders of the Alien Archive 86-90 The Universal Trust
91-95 Seekers of the Transcendent Mind 91-95 Institute for Interspecies Empathy
96-100 Council of the Cosmic Architects 96-100 The Cosmic Heart Foundation

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Location
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MAIN LOCATION

1-20 Asteroid
21-40 Moon
41-80 Planet
81-100 Space Station

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ASTEROID DETAILS

ASTEROID TYPE
SURFACE FEATURES
1-60 Chondrite
61-90 Stony 1-5 Exposed mineral veins
91-100 Metallic 6-10 Mountainous
11-15 Heavily cratered
16-20 Extraordinarily smooth
UNIQUE FEATURES 21-25 Pitted
26-30 Scarred with furrows
1-5 Carbon-based molecule 31-35 Impact melts
pockets 36-40 Steep escarpments
6-10 Microbial life 41-45 Fractured
11-15 Precious metal deposits 46-50 Numerous boulders
16-20 Ring system 51-55 Stratified
21-25 Irregular orbit 56-60 Deep grooves
26-30 Cryovolcanic 61-65 Ejecta deposits
31-35 Tectonic activity 66-70 Regolith-covered
36-40 Helium-3 deposits 71-75 Bluish tint
41-45 Hydrated minerals deposits 76-80 Chevron ridges
46-50 Hollow core 81-85 Highly reflective
51-55 Tail of dust and gas 86-90 Reddish tint
56-60 Thermal cracking as 91-95 Varied albedo
temperature changes 96-100 Ice
61-65 Fossil evidence
66-70 Rubble-pile structure (not a
solid object)
71-75 Satellite asteroids (1d4)
76-80 Odd magnetic field
81-85 Thin gas atomshpere
86-90 Rapid rotation
91-95 Extreme irregular shape
96-100 Binary structure (two bodies
orbiting each other)

OPTIONAL ASTEROID DETAILS

1-5 Meteor with a strange, crystalline interior 51-55 Desolate refinery

6-10 Abandoned satellite array still collecting data 56-60 Wrecked cargo ship
11-15 Crashed spacecraft 61-65 Abandoned research drone
16-20 Vacant mining rig 66-70 Crashed escape pod
21-25 Deserted supply depot 71-75 Ancient, towering obelisk
26-30 Abandoned fusion reactor 76-80 Long-abandoned research station
31-35 Ancient alien artifact 81-85 Disused habitation module
36-40 Old communications satellite drifting in orbit 86-90 Ancient pod with unexplained markings
41-45 Discarded mining equipment 91-95 Forsaken fueling station
46-50 Derelict starship in orbit 96-100 Abandoned biosphere

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ASTEROID NAMES

1. Helios-12A 51. Atlas-5E

2. Fenrir-5A 52. Freedom-5D
3. Rangda-21A 53. Calliope-7B
4. Kukulkan-10C 54. Mnemosyne-13B
5. Curie-1A 55. Kalki-2A
6. Unity-9A 56. Progress-7F
7. Coyote-2B 57. Proteus-20D
8. Mami Wata-4C 58. Demios-21A
9. Hope-1A 59. Osiris-18D
10. Serenity-3E 60. Lerna-3E
11. Selene-22B 61. Horus-13B
12. Eros-16A 62. Amaterasu-22B
13. Elion-4F 63. Thanatos-9C
14. Raiju-1B 64. Medusa-1E
15. Leviathan-2B 65. Quinn-4C
16. Anubis-17C 66. Thor-6E
17. Itzamna-3E 67. Hyperion-4F
18. Prometheus-6C 68. Germain-3E
19. Barraza-9E 69. Enlightenment-4C
20. Rubin-8D 70. Aether-6B
21. Echinda-9E 71. Independence-2F
22. Ammit-15E 72. Valkyrie-1F
23. Murray-1E 73. Jotun-7E
24. Hopper-7C 74. Morpheus-15E
25. Bai Ze-3F 75. Kraken-8F
26. Empowerment-2C 76. Resilience-3A
27. Rhea-17C 77. Jengu-6F
28. Hecate-19D 78. Ymir-5E
29. Quetzalcoatl-16A 79. Nichols-6E
30. Hades-4C 80. Nyx-3E
31. Ixtab-1D 81. Lamarr-2F
32. Xolotl-4F 82. Courage-4F
33. Tyche-10C 83. Wu-2A
34. Iris-18D 84. Vision-6D
35. Boreas-3D 85. Mjolnir-12A
36. Demeter-8C 86. Dragons-1C
37. Dickinson-2C 87. Tiamat-9C
38. Coatlicue-19D 88. Sphinx-6E
39. Triton-11A 89. Ambition-1F
40. Notti-20D 90. Ganesha-11A
41. Icarus-3A 91. Nidhogg-2B
42. Liberty-6E 92. Harmony-8C
43. Anansi-7B 93. Xie-1C
44. Tengu-2C 94. Prosperity-9E
45. Ah Puch-6C 95. Parrish-5B
46. Innovation-5B 96. Kwolek-3D
47. Pioneer-8B 97. Wisdom-1D
48. Orochi-7C 98. Discovery-2B
49. Loki-5D 99. Gorgon-5B
50. Nagini-5D 100. Odin-9D

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MOON DETAILS

GENERAL TYPE ATMOSPHERE GEOLOGICAL FEATURES

1-10 Desert 1-80 None 1-5 Nitrogen geysers

11-30 Volcanic 81-90 Thin 6-10 Dark, heavily cratered surface
31-50 Ice 91-99 Thick 11-15 Irregular shaped sponge-like features
51-60 Oceanic 100 Earth-like 16-20 Hundreds of active volcanoes
61-100 Rocky 21-25 Large fractures and canyons
26-30 Smooth surface with a layer of dust
31-35 Ammonia geysers
36-40 Canyons, valleys, and cliffs
ORBITING
41-45 Two distinct types of terrain
46-50 Complex chasmata
1-30 Planet
51-55 Prominent equatorial ridge
31-100 Gas Giant
56-60 Covered in ice
61-65 Extensive, circular mountain range
66-70 Crater with a tall central peak
71-75 Grooves and linear marks
UNIQUE FEATURES 76-80 Crisscrossed with canyons and valleys
81-85 Huge silicon deposits
1-5 Magnetic field anomalies 86-90 Crater one-third the diameter of the moon
6-10 Polar orbit 91-95 Hydrocarbon seas and lakes
11-15 Subsurface ocean 96-100 Craters with ray systems extending for
16-20 Oblong shape hundreds of kilometers
21-25 Massive hydrocarbon sand dunes
26-30 Strange, polygonal shapes
31-35 Volatile compounds sublimation OPTIONAL MOON FEATURES
36-40 Unique auroras
41-45 Moon is a captured asteroid 1-5 Abandoned agriculture equipment
46-50 Periodically swaps orbit with 6-10 Galactic navigation satellites (1D6)
another moon 11-15 Neglected oxygen generator
51-55 Retrograde orbit 16-20 Vacant factory
56-60 Escaping material is source of a 21-25 Abandoned mining camp
planetary ring 26-30 Lost nuclear warhead
61-65 Large amounts of methane gas 31-35 Disused rover
escaping 36-40 Derelict habitat
66-70 Influences the shape of a planetary 41-45 Inoperable communication satellites (1D12)
ring system 46-50 Energy collection satellites (1D6)
71-75 Part of a moon group sharing similar 51-55 Cosmic ray detection satellite
orbits (2D4) 56-60 Damaged cargo pods (1D6)
76-80 Slowly breaking apart 61-65 Malfunctioning defense satellites (1D8)
81-85 Irregular shape and chaotic rotation 66-70 Ancient ruins
86-90 Slowly moving closer to the planet 71-75 Forgotten gravity generator
91-95 Large sulfur deposits 76-80 Gravity wave detection satellites (1D10)
96-100 Tenuous ring system 81-85 Discarded terraforming drones (1D4)
86-90 Forgotten quantum computer
91-95 Crashed spacecraft
96-100 Faulty life detection satellites (1D4)

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MOON NAMES

1. Daikokuten 51. Rothenburg

2. Babbage 52. Johnson
3. Benu 53. Sintra
4. Eze 54. Noether
5. Cook 55. Sibiu
6. Galois 56. Kindness
7. Liskov 57. Nuckelavee
8. Tesla 58. Monschau
9. Passion 59. Jobs
10. Pascal 60. Magellan
11. Albarracín 61. Baird
12. Hope 62. Zaltys
13. Amundsen 63. Easley
14. Positano 64. Generosity
15. Huginn 65. Armstrong
16. Aryabhata 66. Nüwa
17. Curie 67. Garuda
18. Hodgkin 68. Vila
19. Shockley 69. Hallstatt
20. Patience 70. Banaspati
21. La Pérouse 71. Zheng He
22. Ah Kin 72. Ohm
23. Courage 73. Herschel
24. Apsara 74. Cochem
25. Crick 75. Ronda
26. Shackleton 76. Ramanujan
27. Gruyères 77. Burnell
28. Newton 78. Empathy
29. Jemison 79. Jengu
30. Giethoorn 80. Berners-Lee
31. Edison 81. Humility
32. Ravello 82. Determination
33. Faith 83. Lovelace
34. Gratitude 84. Wright
35. Reine 85. Whitney
36. Oia 86. Vucub Caquix
37. Jotunn 87. Turing
38. Wisdom 88. Cesky Krumlov
39. Columbus 89. Jasy Jatere
40. Kokopelli 90. Kepler
41. Meitner 91. McCormick
42. Morse 92. Yalow
43. Galvani 93. Marconi
44. Resilience 94. Alkonost
45. Copernicus 95. Bruges
46. Naga 96. Inspiration
47. Wu 97. Dinant
48. Stephenson 98. Perseverance
49. Blackburn 99. Charybdis
50. Trogir 100. Manarola

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PLANET DETAILS

PLANET TYPE ATMOSPHERE

1-10 Desert 1-40 Thin ICE WORLD FEATURES

11-20 Volcanic 41-80 Thick
21-30 Ice 81-100 Earth-like 1-10 Polar deserts
31-40 Forest 11-20 Katabatic winds
41-50 Jungle 21-30 Ice shelves
51-60 Grasslands 31-40 Massive glaciers
61-70 Swamp ORBITING 41-50 Glacial erratic boulders
71-80 Oceanic 51-60 Nunataks
81-90 Rocky 1-20 Binary 61-70 Hot springs
91-100 Garden* 21-100 Single Star 71-80 Subglacial lakes
81-90 Vast tundra
*Garden worlds have Earth-like atomspheres 91-100 Great ice rifts
and similar biomes and terrains as Earth.

FOREST WORLD FEATURES

DESERT WORLD FEATURES
1-10 Towering trees
1-10 Meteor impact craters 11-20 Fertile soil
11-20 Huge canyons 21-30 Rolling hills
21-30 Dramatic natural arches 31-40 Large leaf-eating animals
31-40 Strange sandstone formations 41-50 Flat plateaus
41-50 Basalt columns 51-60 River valleys
51-60 Vast salt flats 61-70 Glassy lakes
61-70 Towering sand dunes 71-80 Variety of fruit-bearing trees
71-80 Massive mesas and buttes 81-90 Low mountains
81-90 Ancient lava fields 91-100 Four distinct seasons due to
91-100 Scattered oases orbital eccentricity

VOLANIC WORLD FEATURES JUNGLE WORLD FEATURES

1-10 Boiling mudflats 1-10 Root entangled hills

11-20 Fiery volcanic calderas 11-20 Deep gorges
21-30 Massive lava flows 21-30 Torrential rain
31-40 Crater lakes 31-40 Mossy rock fields
41-50 Falling flaming cinders 41-50 Thick canopy
51-60 Lava seas 51-60 Tree-shrouded mountains
61-70 Sweeping ash clouds 61-70 Vine covered cliffs
71-80 Geothermal vents 71-80 Huge ferns
81-90 Active geysers 81-90 Massive trees
91-100 Smoldering lava domes 91-100 Vast river system

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PLANET DETAILS

ROCKY WORLD FEATURES

GRASSLANDS WORLD FEATURES
1-10 Complex cavern system
1-10 Tremendously tall grass 11-20 Sheer cliffs
11-20 Flash lightning 21-30 Layers of dust
21-30 Frequent wild fires 31-40 Vast scree
31-40 Vast steppes 41-50 Meteor impact craters
41-50 Expanses of blooming flowers 51-60 Emense boulders
51-60 Poor soil 61-70 Exceedingly tall mountains
61-70 Colossal savannas 71-80 Talus fields
71-80 Sweeping prairies 81-90 Crystal caves
81-90 Limited rainfall 91-100 Extensive karst landscapes
91-100 Wide river deltas

SWAMP WORLD FEATURES

1-10 Brackish water

11-20 Large knobby tree knees
21-30 Pervasive marsh gas
31-40 Wide riparian wetlands
41-50 Complex archipelagos
51-60 Immense stagnate pools
61-70 Atmospheric ghost lights
OPTIONAL PLANET FEATURES
71-80 Maze-like waterways
81-90 Huge intertidal zones
1-5 Strong radiation source
91-100 Dense vegetation
6-10 Large mineral deposits
11-15 Fossilized animal remains
16-20 Strange cryovolcano
21-25 Frequent meteor showers
OCEANIC WORLD FEATURES 26-30 Vast debris field
31-35 Stranded space explorers
1-10 Coral atolls 36-40 Pockets of toxic gases
11-20 Dense mangrove forests 41-45 Recurrent earthquakes
21-30 Blue holes 46-50 Extreme weather patterns
31-40 Deep sea trenches 51-55 Crashed spaceship
41-50 Massive icebergs 56-60 Abandoned robot parts
51-60 Underwater mountains 61-65 Abandoned survey equipment
61-70 Extensive coral reefs 66-70 Ancient artifact
71-80 Vast abyssal plains 71-75 Unique gravitational fields
81-90 Huge clouds of sea smoke 76-80 Unexplained energy fields
91-100 Bioluminescent patches 81-85 Gigantic floating crystal
86-90 Derelict outpost
91-95 Alien ruins
96-100 Wide array of microorganisms

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PLANET NAMES

1. Byblos 51. Grey

2. Polk 52. New Singapore
3. Van Buren 53. Balfour
4. Burnside 54. Mystrion
5. New Ahmedabad 55. Liverpool
6. New Philadelphia 56. Proxima Nova
7. Lloyd George 57. Cicero
8. Nibiru Sigma 58. Troy
9. Titan Omega 59. Xylara
10. New Lima 60. Arthur
11. Machu Picchu 61. Sylph
12. Novari 62. Ovid
13. Titan Beta 63. Petara
14. Horace 64. Perion Sigma
15. Sophocles 65. Zorathia
16. New Jakarta 66. Akrotiri
17. New Paris 67. Gladstone
18. Valtoria 68. Cygnus Omega
19. Tyroth 69. Machaerus
20. Thebes 70. Leptis Magna
21. Polaris Prime 71. Carthage
22. Cygnara 72. Valotria
23. Sagalassos 73. Blackpool
24. Morgana 74. Spriggan
25. New Bangkok 75. Wellington
26. Aldebaran Alpha 76. New Cairo
27. Exo Planetia 77. Sheridan
28. Cydonia Prime 78. Spriggan
29. Xyraxia 79. Gladstone
30. Redcap 80. Powell
31. Utopia Prime 81. Byblos
32. New Kinshasa 82. Sagalassos
33. Machaerus 83. Thucydides
34. Disraeli 84. Babylon
35. Dempsey 85. Ephesus
36. Salibsury 86. Schwarzkopf
37. Gladstone 87. Morgana
38. Icarus Delta 88. Sophia
39. Dethanos 89. Grey
40. Tyre 90. Horace
41. Tykal 91. Polk
42. Schawrzkopf 92. New Ahmedabad
43. Ephesus 93. Machu Picchu
44. Jericho 94. Novari
45. Nyloria 95. Titan Beta
46. Marshall 96. Byblos
47. New Buenos Aires 97. New Philadelphia
48. Virgil 98. Lloyd George
49. Antares Beta 99. Nibiru Sigma
50. Plutarch 100. Titan Omega

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PLANET NAMES

1. New Mumbai 51. Galaxia Zeta

2. Chaucer 52. Willowisp
3. Catullus 53. Goodfellow
4. New Istanbul 54. Harrison
5. Ascend 55. Tarsus
6. Hyperion Prime 56. Polanski
7. New Toronto 57. New Mumbai
8. Hattusa 58. Machu Picchu
9. Palenque 59. Nova Eridanus
10. New Luanda 60. Ptolemais
11. New Tehran 61. Catullus
12. Herodotus 62. Helion IX
13. Cair Paravel 63. Pompeii
14. Washington 64. Chichen Itza
15. New Nagoya 65. Homer
16. Helion IX 66. Persepolis
17. Churchill 67. New Lagos
18. Zephyr 68. Watson
19. Ziraxus 69. Ascend
20. Perceval 70. Edinburgh
21. Ai-Khanoum 71. Herodotus
22. Novax Prime 72. New Dhaka
23. Solaria Prime 73. Cairn Toul
24. New Los Angeles 74. Chan Chan
25. Sardis 75. Zenith Alpha
26. Timgad 76. New Shanghai
27. Pella 77. New London
28. Pergamon 78. Galaxia Zeta
29. New Chengdu 79. Tacitus
30. Vespera 80. Polanski
31. Ceti Gamma 81. Pella
32. Buchanan 82. Cair Paravel
33. Xanathar 83. Jefferson
34. Euripides 84. Palenque
35. Cairnholm 85. Chaucer
36. Melchizedek 86. Omicron Sigma
37. Mycenae 87. Arcturus
38. Cairn Toul 88. Cairn Gorm
39. Palmyra 89. Xantheus
40. Russell 90. Aeschylus
41. Machiavelli 91. New Manila
42. Omicron Sigma 92. Helion IX
43. Arcanis 93. Ziraxus
44. Monmouth 94. Madison
45. New Singapore 95. New Beijing
46. Cyrene 96. Mycenae
47. Cairn Gorm 97. Herculaneum
48. Derby 98. Machiavelli
49. Seneca 99. Cairnholm
50. New Beijing 100. New Luanda

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SPACE STATION DETAILS

ORBITING OPTIONAL GAS GIANT FEATURES

SPACE STATION TYPE
1-10 Asteroid 1-5 Blue and white coloration
1-70 Orbital 11-20 Moon 6-10 Hexagonal shapes at the poles
71-100 Deep Space 21-50 Planet 11-15 Powerful polar auroras
51-90 Gas Giant 16-20 Strong winds
91-100 Star 21-25 Wide range of temperatures
26-30 Yellow and red coloration
31-35 More than 150 moons
36-40 Slight axial tilt
SPACE STATION FEATURES 41-45 Vast ring system
46-50 Massive radiation belt
1-5 Massive transmitter dish 51-55 Rapid rotation
6-10 Cobbled together 56-60 Multiple powerful storms
11-15 Intricate design 61-65 Rich in hydrocarbons
16-20 Immense generators 66-70 Entire hemisphere storm
21-25 Giant thermal shields 71-75 Banded appearance
26-30 Rotating section 76-80 Complex magnetic field
31-35 Heavily armed 81-85 Faint ring system
36-40 Huge solar panel array 86-90 Extreme axial tilt
41-45 Highly polished exterior 91-95 Plasma sheath
46-50 Mismatched thrusters 96-100 Strong gravitational field
51-55 Maze of habitat pods
56-60 Odd cosmic ray shielding
61-65 Hexagonal docking pads
66-70 Multiple domes
71-75 Spacious cargo bays
76-80 Large shuttle hanger
81-85 Colossal telescope
86-90 Spires and towers
91-95 Complex antenna array
96-100 Several greenhouses

OPTIONAL: OTHER
PORTION OF THE STATION
OPTIONAL: PERCENTAGE
OF STATION DEDICATED 1-10 Refueling depot
TO THE FACILITY 11-20 Trading outpost
21-30 Military base
1-50 100% 31-40 Shopping mall
51-70 75% 41-50 Casino
71-90 50% 51-60 Any two
91-100 25% 61-70 Any three
71-80 Any four
81-100 All five

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SPACE STATION NAMES

1. X-15 Outpost 51. Sakura-7 Base

2. Sigma-83 Platform 52. Nebula-5 Platform
3. Quantum-63 Outpost 53. Velocity-2 Station
4. Galaxia-92 Laboratory 54. Estrella-13 Station
5. Nova-25 Platform 55. Sigma-23 Research Station
6. Tsuki-36 Laboratory 56. Spectrum-42 Station
7. Inochi-39 Station 57. Blitz-11 Station
8. Lune-5 Station 58. Hypernova-80 Habitat
9. Yuki-17 Outpost 59. Quantum-9 Observatory
10. Rikka-33 Station 60. Epsilon-31 Station
11. Étoile-2 Outpost 61. Hyperion-50 Habitat
12. Helix-90 Space Station 62. Station der Tiefen Sterne
13. Terra-35 Station 63. Nebula-60 Station
14. Kazoku-28 Laboratory 64. Ryu-24 Station
15. Brise-37 Outpost 65. X-ray-33 Platform
16. Espace-31 Station 66. Cosmos-14 Platform
17. Cygnus-70 Laboratory 67. Andromeda-55 Platform
18. Cosmos-19 Platform 68. X-65 Habitat
19. Astra-20 Station 69. Estación de la Tormenta
20. Ciel-18 Habitat 70. Novum-4 Research Facility
21. Helix-3 Habitat 71. Cygnus-17 Station
22. Zenith-72 Space Station 72. Terra-88 Station
23. Delta-75 Outpost 73. Vortex-11 Facility
24. Éclair-26 Station 74. Hagane-12 Facility
25. Geist-23 Habitat 75. Hoshi-20 Laboratory
26. Nova-95 Outpost 76. Nova-16 Observatory
27. Nebel-8 Habitat 77. Wolken-38 Space Station
28. Vortex-58 Research Station 78. Zenon-48 Laboratory
29. Jardin-15 Observatory 79. Himmelblau-29 Outpost
30. Estación del Dragón 80. Hypernova-21 Laboratory
31. Neuron-45 Platform 81. Neutron-78 Station
32. Felsen-22 Outpost 82. Aster-40 Outpost
33. Galaxie-21 Research Station 83. Nuit-10 Platform
34. Xenon-12 Base 84. Galaxia-37 Base
35. Nébuleuse-40 Platform 85. Polaris-85 Research Facility
36. Blüte-3 Research Facility 86. Andromeda-14 Outpost
37. Neue-19 Space Station 87. Station de la Lune Noire
38. Regen-35 Station 88. Station de la Nuit Étoilée
39. Himmel-16 Station 89. Tsunami-4 Observatory
40. Blumen-32 Habitat 90. Sol-9 Station
41. Nova-53 Station 91. Delta-10 Space Station
42. Estación de la Aurora 92. Arcoiris-1 Station
43. Polaris-7 Station 93. Eclipse-1 Station
44. Sora-30 Observatory 94. Zenith-22 Habitat
45. Omega-6 Station 95. Mond-41 Habitat
46. Eclipse-68 Station 96. Estación de la Nebulosa
47. Neutron-8 Laboratory 97. Station de la Fleur de Feu
48. Estación de la Galaxia 98. Nacht-27 Space Station
49. Zephyr-28 Habitat 99. Ère-34 Platform
50. Quantum-27 Outpost 100. Stern-6 Laboratory
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ASTEROID STRUCTURE MOON STRUCTURE PLANETARY STRUCTURE

1-30 Underground 1-30 Underground 1-20 Underground

31-100 Surface 31-40 Underwater 31-40 Underwater
41-100 Surface 41-90 Surface
91-100 Atmospheric

MOON STRUCTURE TYPE

ASTEROID STRUCTURE TYPE
Underground
Underground
1-30 Built within natural caverns
1-60 Built within natural caverns 31-50 Carved out of the rock
61-100 Carved out of the rock 51-70 Built within an ancient lava tube
71-80 Floats on the surface of a
Surface subterranean sea
81-90 A stationary platform above the
1-50 Sealed habitat and laboratory surface of an underground sea
pods 91-100 A boring machine houses the
51-80 A single transparent dome facility
81-100 Several domes encompassing
different buildings Underwater

1-30 Sealed habitat and laboratory pods

on the sea floor
31-50 A single transparent dome on the
sea floor
51-70 Several domes encompassing
different buildings on the sea floor
71-90 Globe-shaped facility tethered to
the sea bed with cables
91-100 A submersible vehicle houses the
facility

Surface

1-20 Sealed habitat and laboratory pods

21-40 A single transparent dome
41-60 Several domes encompassing
different buildings
61-70 A large crawler vehicle houses the
facility
71-80 Floats on a sea or lake
81-90 Towers and spires
91-100 Sky bridge between two mountain
peaks

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PLANET STRUCTURE TYPE

Underground Surface

1-30 Built within natural caverns 1-20 Sealed habitat and laboratory pods
31-50 Carved out of the rock 21-30 A single transparent dome
51-70 Built within an ancient lava tube 31-40 Several domes encompassing different
71-80 Floats on the surface of a buildings
subterranean sea 41-50 A large crawler vehicle houses the facility
81-90 A stationary platform above the 51-60 A massive wheeled vehicle houses the
surface of an underground sea facility
91-100 A boring machine houses the facility 61-70 The facility floats on a sea or lake
71-80 The facility is built on giant walker legs
Underwater 81-90 Towers and spires
91-100 Sky bridge between two mountain peaks
1-30 Sealed habitat and laboratory pods
on the sea floor Atmospheric
31-50 A single transparent dome on the
sea floor 1-20 Winged base glides on perpetual wind
51-70 Several domes encompassing currents
different buildings on the sea floor 21-40 Thrusters keep the facility airborne
71-90 Globe-shaped facility tethered to 41-60 Huge hover fans keep the facility floating
the sea bed with cables 61-80 Great balloons kept the facility in the air
91-100 A submersible vehicle houses the 81-100 High-altitude facility attached to the
facility surface via beanstalk

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YEARS OF OPERATION
STATUS WIITH FOUNDING ORGANIZATION
1-10 Roll 1d4
1-40 Under Organization Control
11-20 Roll 1d6
41-60 Operating Independently
21-30 Roll 1d8
61-80 Gone Rogue
31-40 Roll 1d10
81-90 Disavowed
41-50 Roll 1d12
91-100 Abandoned
51-60 Roll 1d20
61-70 Roll 2d20
71-80 Roll 3d20
FACILITY STAFF 81-90 Roll 1d100
91-100 Roll 2d100
1-10 Fewer than a dozen
11-40 Several dozen
41-70 More than a hundred UNIQUE FEATURES
71-90 Several hundred
91-100 More than a thousand 1-5 3D printed
6-10 Organically grown
11-15 Carbon fiber panels
16-20 Nanoparticle construction
STRUCTURE LEVELS 21-25 Intricate security
26-30 Numerous robotic arms
1-10 Roll 1d4 31-35 Bioengineered AI running
11-20 Roll 1d6 backround systems
21-30 Roll 1d8 36-40 Landscape murals on walls
31-40 Roll 1d10 41-45 Maze-like layout
41-50 Roll 1d12 46-50 Programmable building
51-60 Roll 1d20 modification materials
61-70 Roll 2d20 51-55 Transparent tubes
71-80 Roll 3d20 56-60 Crystalline outer shell
81-90 Roll 1d100 61-65 Integrated nanotechnology
91-100 Roll 2d100 66-70 Sealable bulkheads
71-75 Closed-loop life support system
76-80 Public garden spaces
81-85 Heavily armed
86-90 Metal-ceramic composites
OPTIONAL POWER SOURCE
91-95 Archways
96-100 Experimental alloy shielding
1-10 Combination (roll 3 times)
11-20 Wind
21-30 Solar
31-40 Geothermal
41-50 Stirling engines
51-60 Fission
61-70 Fusion
71-80 Tidal
81-90 Biomass
91-100 Radioisotope thermoelectric
generators

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RANDOM ROOMS AND LABS

RANDOM COMMON ROOMS

RANDOM THEORICAL LABS
1-4 Spaceship Hangar Bay
5-8 Fabrication Center 1-5 Exotic Matter Physics Lab
9-12 Cafeteria 6-10 Advanced Propulsion Lab
13-16 Command Center 11-15 Psychokinesis Lab
17-20 Library/Archives 16-20 Dark Energy Research Lab
21-24 Computer Core control 21-25 Teleportation Research Center
25-28 Communication Center 26-30 Antimatter Physics Lab
29-32 Shield Generator Room 31-35 Acceleration Testing Lab
33-36 Life Support Control Room 36-40 Cryogenics Lab
37-40 Food Storage Room 41-45 Multidimensional Physics Lab
41-44 Observatory 46-50 Mind-Machine Interface Lab
45-48 Security Center 51-55 Transhumanism Test Center
49-52 Engineering Center 56-60 Gravity Wave Detection Lab
53-56 Staff Quarters 61-65 Parallel Universe Research Center
57-60 Observation Gallery 66-70 Quantum Physics Test Chamber
61-64 Access tunnels 71-75 Hyperspace Physics Lab
65-68 Waste Management Control 76-80 Time Travel Physics Test Chamber
69-72 Infirmary 81-85 Neurorobotics Lab
73-76 Hydroponic Farm 86-90 Time Travel Research Center
77-80 Cargo Storage Bays 91-95 Cryogenic Storage Bay
81-84 Power Generation Room 96-100 Time Dilation Lab
85-88 Fitness Center
89-92 Laboratory
93-96 Maintenance and Repair Bay
97-100 Robotics Garage

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RANDOM ROOMS AND LABS

RANDOM LABS #1 RANDOM LABS #2

1-5 Evolutionary Biology Lab 1-5 Microgravity Test Chamber

6-10 Extraterrestrial Life Detection Lab 6-10 Simulation Chamber
11-15 Artificial Ecosystem Chamber 11-15 Physics Lab
16-20 Hydroponic Testing Chamber 16-20 Stealth Technology Lab
21-25 Genetic Engineering Lab 21-25 Cybersecurity Test Center
26-30 Aquaculture Room 26-30 Brain Interface Lab
31-35 Chronobiology Bay 31-35 Quantum Computing Lab
36-40 Planetary Sample Analysis Lab 36-40 Artificial Intelligence Lab
41-45 Genomics Test Chamber 41-45 Virtual Reality Chamber
46-50 Astrochemistry Lab 46-50 Weapon Test Chamber
51-55 Exoplanetary Geology Lab 51-55 Quantum Research Lab
56-60 Planetary Simulation Chamber 56-60 Cognitive Testing Chamber
61-65 Extreme Environment Biology Lab 61-65 Cybernetics Lab
66-70 Microbial Ecology Lab 66-70 Zero-Gravity Testing Bay
71-75 Environmental Test Center 71-75 Biomechanics Testing Chamber
76-80 Chemistry Lab 76-80 Robotics Lab
81-85 Astroecology Chamber 81-85 Holographic Research Lab
86-90 Genetics Lab 86-90 Radiation Test Center
91-95 Terraforming Laboratory 91-95 Medical Research Center
96-100 Xenobiology Lab 96-100 Nanotechnology Lab

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FACILITY PURPOSE

1. Biotechnology
2. Metallurgical Engineering
3. Communications Engineering
4. Polymer Chemistry
5. Parasitology
6. Engineering Mechanics
7. Agronomy and Crop Science
8. Mechanical Engineering
9. Physical Chemistry
10. Neuroscience
11. Forest Sciences and Biology
12. Biochemistry
13. Engineering Science
14. Robotics
15. Structural Engineering
16. Agricultural and Horticultural Plant Breeding
17. Condensed Matter/Low-Temperature Physics
18. Plant Physiology
19. Endocrinology
20. Cancer Biology
21. Astrobiology
22. Ecology
23. Veterinary Sciences
24. Mineralogy & Petrology
25. Nutrition science
26. Cognitive Psychology & Psycholinguistics
27. Food Science and Technology
28. Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering
29. Microbiology
30. Meteorology
31. Polymer & Plastics Engineering
32. Structural Biology
33. Botany/Plant Biology
34. Environmental Toxicology
35. Pathology, Human and Animal
36. Physiology, Human and Animal
37. Topology
38. Bacteriology
39. Developmental Biology/Embryology
40. Nuclear Physics
41. Phytopathology
42. Virology
43. Materials Science
44. Pharmaceutical Sciences
45. Toxicology
46. Pharmacology, Human and Animal
47. Epidemiology
48. Geochemistry
49. Engineering Physics
50. Geomorphology & Glacial Geology

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FACILITY PURPOSE

51. Inorganic Chemistry

52. Theoretical Chemistry
53. Bioinformatics
54. Petroleum Engineering
55. Computer Science
56. Physics
57. Genetics/Genomics, Human and Animal
58. Plant Genetics
59. Chemistry
60. Environmental Science
61. Zoology
62. Medical Physics/Radiological Science
63. Ocean Engineering
64. Computer Engineering
65. Marine Biology and Biological Oceanography
66. Aerospace, Aeronautical & Astronautical Engineering
67. Plasma/Fusion Physics
68. Entomology
69. Wildlife Biology
70. Biophysics
71. Evolutionary Biology
72. Soil Chemistry
73. Information Science and Systems
74. Agricultural Engineering
75. Particle Physics
76. Analytical Chemistry
77. Geology
78. Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering
79. Biology/Biomedical Sciences
80. Atmospheric Physics and Dynamics
81. Polymer Physics
82. Astrophysics
83. Environmental Health Engineering
84. Astronomy
85. Molecular Biology
86. Atomic/Molecular/Chemical Physics
87. Medicinal Chemistry
88. Geophysics & Seismology
89. Chemical Engineering
90. Optics/Photonics
91. Organic Chemistry
92. Nuclear Engineering
93. Immunology
94. Computational Biology
95. Systems Engineering
96. Cellular Biology and Histology
97. Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
98. Gerontology
99. Oceanography, Chemical, and Physical
100. Atmospheric Chemistry and Climatology

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problems
 Facility problems

STAFF ISSUES

1-5 Poor leadership

6-10 Lax data management
11-15 Understaffed
16-20 Equipment going missing
21-25 Discontent over working conditions
26-30 Lax lab safety
31-35 Admin interferes with research
36-40 Disorganized research teams
41-45 Lax security
46-50 Improper research methods
51-55 Lab tech’s recent death
56-60 Someone stealing funds
61-65 Tyrannical director
66-70 Containment protocols breached
71-75 Haphazard specimen storage
76-80 Lingering illness
81-85 Strict organization oversight
86-90 Key leadership positions vacant
91-95 High staff turnover
96-100 Staff hasn’t been paid recently

DIRE STAFF ISSUES #1

DIRE STAFF ISSUES #2
1-5 Frequent hallucinations
6-10 Compulsive behavior 1-5 Loss of sense of identity
11-15 Intoxicated for no apparent 6-10 Sensory deprivation
reason 11-15 Increased superstitions
16-20 Sensitivity to light and sound 16-20 Widespread paranoia
21-25 Lack of appetite 21-25 Hygiene neglect
26-30 Decreased cognitive function 26-30 Hoarding
31-35 Narcoleptic fits 31-35 Decreased sense of time
36-40 Cognitive rigidity 36-40 Eating disorders
41-45 Pathological lying 41-45 Hypersensitivity
46-50 Deep depression 46-50 Obsessive behavior
51-55 Social withdrawal 51-55 Intense nightmares
56-60 Sleep disturbances 56-60 Delusions
61-65 Memory loss 61-65 Difficulty sleeping
66-70 Decreased communication 66-70 Impaired decision-making
skills 71-75 False memories
71-75 Fatigue 76-80 Growing old at an alarming rate
76-80 Insatiable appetite 81-85 Mental regression to childhood
81-85 Increased risk-taking 86-90 Emotional instability
86-90 Difficulty with motor skills 91-95 Mood swings
91-95 Paranormal experiences 96-100 Extreme attachment to
96-100 Aggression inanimate objects

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POSSIBLE DAMAGE CAUSE

DAMAGE #2
1-40 Struck by natural disaster
1-5 Huge burning electrical conduit
41-60 Attacked
6-10 Door jammed shut
61-80 Experiment gone wrong
11-15 Severed human arm
81-100 Sabotage
16-20 Computer row that exploded
21-25 Lab freezers smashed
26-30 Section of wall blown away
31-35 Sparking control panel
DAMAGE #1
36-40 Remnants of melted walls
41-45 Crackling electric arcs across a
1-5 Hole in the floor
corridor
6-10 Burning clothing
46-50 Collapsed ceiling panels
11-15 Broken glass across the floor
51-55 Crushed specimens
16-20 Smoking chemical tanks
56-60 Charred computer parts
21-25 Severed human foot
61-65 Computer cable bundle smoldering
26-30 Structural beam collapsed
66-70 Energy weapon scars on the walls
31-35 Charred body
71-75 Destroyed computer monitor
36-40 Helmet with cracked face shield
76-80 Corridors filled with chemical mist
41-45 Water pouring through the ceiling
81-85 Showers of sparks from equipment
46-50 Burn marks on the floor and walls
86-90 Huge vat of chemicals overtruned
51-55 Tank leaking green gas
91-95 Lockers ripped open
56-60 Clouds of dark acrid smoke
96-100 Support beams buckled
61-65 Lab workstation on fire
66-70 Door ripped off its hinges
71-75 Leaking oxygen tank
76-80 Live electrical wires hanging from
the ceiling
81-85 Shorticircuiting drone
86-90 Large pools of chemicals on the
floor
91-95 Acid-burned desk
96-100 Cabinets and contentes destroyed

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RANDOM MALFUNCTION #1 RANDOM MALFUNCTION #2

1-5 Mislabeled samples 1-5 External communications disrupted

6-10 Facility-wide power failure 6-10 Air filtration system not working
11-15 Power fluctuations 11-15 Fire suppression system will not shut off
16-20 Computer system overheating 16-20 Facility AI offline
21-25 Portions of mainframe memory erased 21-25 Hydroponic crop failure
26-30 Laboratory explosion 26-30 Air conditioning system failure
31-35 Several base sections decompresssed 31-35 Facility batteries not charging properly
36-40 Cannot access the mainframe 36-40 Dangerous fluid leak
41-45 Random power surges 41-45 Internal communications disrupted
46-50 External defense systems offline 46-50 Storage failure
51-55 Water system contaminated 51-55 Facility AI gone haywire
56-60 Elevators not functioning 56-60 Thermal control system failure
61-65 Contaminated water supply 61-65 Research software errors
66-70 Security system offline 66-70 Airlock will not seal
71-75 Sensors offline 71-75 Docking bay doors not operating
76-80 Robotic arm out of control 76-80 Structural corrosion
81-85 Structural collapse 81-85 Main lighting failure
86-90 Slow computers facility-wide 86-90 Sewage overflows into staff quarters
91-95 Power cables shorted out 91-95 Food supply contaminated
96-100 Experiment containment breach 96-100 Internal defense systems will not shut off

OPTIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL OPTIONAL COMPLICATIONS

TROUBLES
1-5 Competing facility nearby
1-5 Ice storms 6-10 Facility structure deteriorating
6-10 Tremors 11-15 Settlers moving near the research area
11-15 Magnetic distortions 16-20 Funding slashed
16-20 Dust storm 21-25 Work stoppage
21-25 Thunderstorms 26-30 Running out of food
26-30 Corrosive rain 31-35 Supply ship didn’t arrive
31-35 Radiation waves 36-40 Impending inspection
36-40 Noxious gas plumes 41-45 Specimen escaped/lost
41-45 Nitrogen geysers 46-50 Seemingly endless regulations
46-50 Temperature swings 51-55 Huge data storage issues
51-55 Tidal forces 56-60 Organization threatening to shut down
56-60 Volcanic lightning the facility
61-65 Volcanic eruption 61-65 Shoddy lab construction
66-70 Water spouts 66-70 Can’t locate needed equipment
71-75 Earthquakes 71-75 Specimens dying/deteriorating
76-80 Ash clouds 76-80 Undercover competitor surveillance
81-85 Strong winds 81-85 Organization demanding more results
86-90 Meteor showers 86-90 Computer system hacked
91-95 Tornados 91-95 Pirates operating nearby
96-100 Cryovolcano eruption 96-100 Major intellectual property theft

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secrets
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SECRET EXPERIMENTS SECRETS

1-5 Crafting a sentient AI 1-5 Banned equipment stored on
6-10 Mind control site
11-15 Resurrecting extinct 6-10 Hidden symbols
animals 11-15 Concealed floor or level
16-20 Reanimating dead tissue 16-20 Cameras and microphones in
21-25 Altering gravity every room
26-30 Biological weapons 21-25 Escape route
31-35 Nanotechnology weapons 26-30 Contraband stored on site
36-40 Creating new viruses 31-35 Building not built by the
41-45 Memory implantation organization
46-50 Combining human and 36-40 Falsifying documents
plant DNA 41-45 Series of panic rooms
51-55 Cryogenically freezing 46-50 Structure has incorperated
humans ancient cryptotechnology
56-60 Consciousness transference 51-55 Illegally mining data
61-65 Human augmentation 56-60 Special stateroom
66-70 Graphing human and 61-65 Extremely secure vault
animal parts 66-70 Aiding pirates in the area
71-75 Interdimensional travel 71-75 Personal retreat for the
76-80 Transplanting human organization leader
brains into animals 76-80 Buying stolen data
81-85 Time travel 81-85 Conducting banned
86-90 Combining human and experiments
animal DNA 86-90 Weapons cache
91-95 Matter teleportation 91-95 Serves as a cover for artifact
96-100 Memory erasure smuggling
96-100 Tapping into competitors’
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Items
 items in the director’s office
1. Aquarium filled with jellyfish 51. Reference books
2. Treadmill 52. Gazelle head wood carving
3. Alien plant specimen 53. Multispectral scanner
4. Knife (hidden) 54. Meditation lamp
5. Readouts showing experiment data 55. Ham sandwich (half-eaten)
6. Key holder 56. Laser pointer
7. Leather wallet 57. Bezoar stone necklace
8. Potted plant 58. Facility schematics
9. Hockey puck 59. Amarula (full bottle)
10. Trophy 60. Hand-held scanner
11. Leather hip pack 61. Forceps
12. Reports on facility progress 62. Irish whiskey (half bottle)
13. Display of glowing crystals 63. Jump drive (messages with a crime faction)
14. Floating orb for displaying 3D projections 64. Rock specimen
15. Ceremonial dagger 65. Tissue box
16. First aid kit 66. Picasso’s Guernica (painting)
17. Rodin sculpture 67. AI office manager
18. Berlin wall fragment 68. Snake wine (full bottle)
19. Collection of sci-fi books 69. Simple scientific instruments (1d6)
20. Document holder 70. Specimen container (broken, under a chair)
21. Venetian mask 71. Russian lacquer box
22. Logbooks (hidden) 72. Petri dishes (1d10)
23. Starship blueprint 73. Virtual pet holograph
24. Delftware plate 74. Desk fan
25. Sophisticated computer workstation 75. Augmented reality glasses
26. African ebony wood statue 76. Desk lamp
27. Galactic map 77. Deep sea water (1d4 bottles)
28. Personal aid drone 78. Hand-painted ceramic bowl
29. Smart fridge 79. Action figues from sci-fi movies
30. Smart whiteboard 80. Jump drive (experiment results)
31. Bamboo mug 81. Jump drive (scientific journals)
32. Security system control panel 82. Computer and monitor
33. Collection of lab coats 83. Pistol (hidden)
34. Copper coffee set 84. Jump drive (lists of tasks, schedules)
35. FTL drive schematics 85. Coffee cup
36. Elephant-shaped tea container 86. Microscope
37. Holographic globe of a planet 87. Nameplate
38. Antique compass 88. Jump drive (love letters)
39. Collection of sci-fi graphic novels 89. Framed diplomas
40. Ceremonial tea set 90. Quantum computer
41. Fire extinguisher 91. Artwork depicting a stylized space station
42. Bookshelf 92. Jump drive (blank)
43. Strange mushroom in a terrarium 93. Coat rack
44. Jump drive (facility security codes) 94. Air freshener
45. Framed baseball card 95. Smartwatch
46. Genetically-engineered pet 96. Computer terminal
47. Safe (hidden) 97. Cosmic snow globe
48. Model replica of a spacecraft 98. Hand sanitizer
49. Tiny amber earring (on the floor) 99. Beer stein
50. Water bottle 100. Mind-machine interface hookups

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1. Chemical inventory management system
2. Liquid handling robot
3. Security and access control system
4. Fourier transform infrared spectrometer
5. High-resolution mass spectrometer
6. Inert gas purifier
7. Chemical reagents and solvents
8. Calibration standards
9. Thermal desorption unit
10. NMR spectrometer
11. Temperature-controlled bath
12. Pulsed laser deposition system
13. Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry system
14. Polarimeter
15. Schlenk line apparatus
16. Photoreactor
17. Atomic absorption spectrometer
18. Laser ablation system
19. Fourier transform microwave spectrometer
20. Fire suppression system
21. Ultrasonic cleaner
22. Data acquisition and analysis software
23. Spin-coater
24. Lab maintenance and repair tools and equipment
25. Analytical reference materials
26. Differential scanning calorimeter
27. Multiwell plate reader
28. Gas cylinder storage and handling system
29. Sonicator
30. Atomic force microscope
31. X-ray diffraction system
32. Hazardous waste storage system
33. Labware (beakers, flasks, pipettes, and syringes)
34. Pressure vessel
35. Explosion-proof lighting
36. Emergency power supply
37. Plate washer
38. Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy system
39. Plasma discharge system
40. Radiation detector
41. Carbon dioxide incubator
42. Particle image velocimetry system
43. Ion trap mass spectrometer
44. Chemical hygiene hood
45. Environmental scanning electron microscope
46. Electrochemical analyzer
47. Laboratory information management system
48. Gas manifold system
49. Cold trap
50. Rotary evaporator

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51. First aid kit
52. Emergency shower and eyewash station
53. Optical tweezers
54. Ventilation system
55. Safety shower and eyewash station
56. Microwave plasma reactor
57. Nanoparticle size analyzer
58. Ultra-high vacuum chamber
59. Vacuum pump system
60. Helium liquefier
61. Laser interferometer
62. Hazardous material spill response kit
63. Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometer
64. Cryogenic cooling system
65. Oxygen-free glove box
66. Laboratory power distribution and grounding system
67. UV lamp
68. Ultraviolet-visible spectrophotometer
69. Spectroscopic ellipsometer
70. Gas chromatograph
71. Fire extinguishers
72. High-performance liquid chromatography system
73. Chemical storage cabinets
74. Refrigerated centrifuge
75. Gas generator
76. Solid-state NMR spectrometer
77. Gas cylinder and tank storage cage
78. Transmission electron microscope
79. Personal protective equipment
80. Personal protective equipment storage and dispensing system
81. Refractometer
82. Liquid nitrogen storage system
83. Multi-angle light scattering system
84. Fume hood
85. High-pressure reactor vessel
86. High-temperature furnace
87. Pyrolysis system
88. Carbon monoxide monitor
89. Catalytic reactor
90. Raman microscope
91. Scanning electron microscope
92. Quartz crystal microbalance
93. Laser flash photolysis system
94. Mass spectrometer
95. Ultrafast laser system
96. UV-Vis-NIR spectrophotometer
97. Dry box or glovebox
98. Microwave spectrometer
99. Optical microscope
100. Raman spectrometer

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1. Electron beam lithography system
2. Arbitrary waveform generator
3. Cryogenic voltage-controlled phase shifters
4. Topological qubit hardware
5. Cryogenic switches
6. Cryogenic programmable attenuators
7. Quantum channel tomography software
8. Quantum algorithm benchmarking software
9. Quantum Hall effect measurement system
10. Photodetectors
11. Quantum entanglement source
12. Superconducting quantum interference device magnetometer
13. Pulse-tube cryocooler
14. Cryogenic circulator and isolator switches
15. Scanning electron microscope
16. Trapped ion qubit
17. Radio-frequency amplifier
18. Microwave feedthrough filters
19. High-bandwidth cryogenic data acquisition systems
20. Single-photon detectors
21. Quantum dot qubit chip
22. Quantum software compiler
23. Quantum error correction codes
24. Cryogenic optical fiber interface
25. Quantum adiabatic evolution simulator
26. Cryogenic broadband amplifiers
27. Optical beam splitter
28. Quantum conference room setup
29. Quantum machine learning algorithms
30. Quantum supremacy experiment setup
31. High-performance computing cluster
32. Quantum lecture capture system
33. Cryogenic coaxial cables
34. Superconducting qubit chip
35. Quantum phase estimation circuit
36. Quantum annealing machine
37. Quantum computing textbook collection
38. Optical modulators
39. Photolithography system
40. Quantum network interface
41. Quantum machine learning software
42. Cryogenic acoustic isolation system
43. Atomic force microscope
44. Personal protective equipment
45. High-speed digital-to-analog converter
46. Fiber-coupled lasers
47. Cleanroom facility
48. Fiber-optic cables
49. Quantum annealing control software
50. Quantum supremacy hardware

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51. Quantum simulation software
52. Nitrogen-vacancy center in diamond
53. Quantum neural network simulator
54. Three-qubit gate
55. Cryogenic optical components
56. Cryogenic amplifier
57. Error mitigation algorithms
58. Ultrafast laser system
59. Cryogenic electronic filter bank
60. Single-qubit gate
61. Quantum programming environment
62. Quantum Fourier transform circuit
63. Quantum teleportation apparatus
64. Quantum device simulator
65. Cryogenic filters
66. Magnetic field generators
67. Quantum teleportation experiment setup
68. Pulse programmer
69. Cryogenic force sensor
70. Quantum tunneling microscope
71. Cryogenic power dividers
72. Pulse-shaping optical fibers
73. Quantum process tomography software
74. Quantum control hardware
75. Quantum gate simulator
76. Cryogenic probe station
77. High-bandwidth oscilloscope
78. Quantum error correction software
79. Quantum test and measurement software
80. Microwave generator
81. Two-qubit gate
82. Quantum metrology software
83. Quantum simulation toolkit
84. Quantum transport measurement setup
85. Helium liquefier
86. Quantum control software
87. Quantum gate set tomography software
88. Cryogenic dilution refrigerator
89. Quantum random number generator
90. Optical table
91. Quantum key distribution system
92. Cryogenic circulators and isolators
93. Quantum memory module
94. Quantum sensing software
95. Cryogenic vibration isolation system
96. Coherent Ising machine
97. Quantum optimal control software
98. Microwave frequency synthesizer
99. Cryogenic microwave components
100. Quantum communication experiment setup

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1. Automated liquid handling systems
2. Holographic displays
3. Gas chromatographs
4. Quantitative proteomics software
5. Metabolomics analysis equipment
6. Synthetic biology tools
7. Synthetic biology libraries
8. Xenon ion microscopes
9. CRISPR-based gene drives
10. Biohazard suits
11. Microbial consortia
12. Transcriptome sequencing machines
13. Microbial fermentation equipment
14. Bioluminescence imaging equipment
15. Confocal microscopes
16. Alien life detection equipment
17. Fluorometers
18. Single-molecule imaging equipment
19. Hydrothermal vent simulators
20. Neurophysiology equipment
21. Automated patch clamp systems
22. Spatial transcriptomics equipment
23. Incubators
24. Bioinformatics tools
25. Isolation chambers
26. Portable DNA sequencers
27. RNA sequencing machines
28. Phylogenetic analysis software
29. In vivo imaging equipment
30. Protein crystallography equipment
31. Spectrophotometers
32. Genome editing tools
33. Culture media and growth mediums
34. Cryo-electron microscopy
35. Alien gene expression databases
36. DNA sequencers
37. Microbial genomics databases
38. Transgenic animal facilities
39. Atomic force microscopes
40. Flow cytometry equipment
41. Hypergravity simulators
42. Mass spectrometers
43. X-ray crystallography equipment
44. High-throughput sequencing library preparation equipment
45. Single-cell RNA sequencing machines
46. Hydroponic systems
47. Light-sheet microscopy
48. Environmental DNA sampling kits
49. Microbial biosensors
50. Astrobiology field sampling kits

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51. Gene editing tools (CRISPR-Cas9)
52. Microbial evolution experiments
53. Lab-on-a-chip devices
54. Fluorescence microscopy
55. Metagenomics analysis software
56. Cell imaging software
57. In vitro fertilization equipment
58. Live imaging equipment
59. Microbial mats
60. Phylogenetic tree-building software
61. Environmental chambers
62. Cell-free protein synthesis equipment
63. Optogenetics tools
64. Gene expression analysis software
65. Microbial metabolic pathway databases
66. 3D bioprinting equipment
67. Machine learning algorithms
68. Microbial microcosms
69. Cryogenic storage systems
70. Bioreactors
71. Centrifuges
72. Cryogenic electron microscopy
73. Computer modeling software
74. Microbial fuel cells
75. Multi-omics analysis software
76. Gene synthesis machines
77. Microscopes
78. In situ hybridization equipment
79. Imaging mass spectrometry
80. Automated high-content microscopy systems
81. Electrophoresis equipment
82. Cell sorters
83. Gene ontology software
84. Liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry equipment
85. Isotopic analysis equipment
86. Advanced robotics
87. Custom genome editing nucleases
88. Alien epigenetics analysis software
89. Microfluidic devices
90. Synthetic microbial communities
91. Cryogenic storage tanks
92. Sterilization equipment
93. Novel culture media
94. Computational modeling software
95. Chemotaxis assays
96. Laser microdissection equipment
97. Custom microarray platforms
98. High-pressure liquid chromatography systems
99. In vitro fertilization equipment
100. Nanopore sequencers

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1. Immunohistochemistry equipment 51. X-Ray Diffractometer
2. Nitric acid 52. Fluorescence Spectrophotometer
3. Cytology brushes and swabs 53. Thermogravimetric Analyzer
4. Differential Scanning Calorimeter 54. Optical bench
5. Spectroscope 55. Thin-section preparation tools
6. Automated slide stainer 56. Microbial stains
7. Graduated cylinders 57. Hydrochloric acid
8. Antibiotics 58. Physical Vapor Deposition Equipment
9. Mineral specimens 59. Microscopes (various kinds)
10. Sterile swabs 60. DNA sequencers
11. Fossil specimens 61. Beakers
12. Rock samples 62. UV-Vis Spectrometer
13. Spectrophotometers 63. Dynamic Light Scattering instrument
14. Safety goggles 64. Thermometer
15. Universal Testing Machine 65. Powder X-Ray Diffractometer
16. Test tubes (1d100) 66. Hydrofluoric acid
17. Bunsen burner 67. Tissue culture incubator
18. Specimen containers and slides 68. Spin Coater
19. Paraffin blocks 69. Gel electrophoresis equipment
20. Agar plates 70. Heat lamps
21. Newton’s cradle 71. Tissue arrayer
22. Cable management tools 72. Autoclave
23. Vacuum Deposition Systems 73. Materials Synthesis Reactors
24. Dynamic Mechanical Analyzer 74. Van de Graaff generator
25. Restriction enzymes 75. Galvanometer
26. DNA and RNA extraction kits 76. Hand lens
27. Telescope 77. Nanoindentation Tester
28. Electroporators 78. Agarose gel and buffers
29. Cryostat 79. Pipettes and tips
30. Surface Plasmon Resonance analyzer 80. Projector
31. DNA microarrays 81. Cell culture media and reagents
32. Plasmid purification kits 82. Petrographic microscope
33. Sterilization solutions 83. Magnetic compass
34. Plasma Cleaner 84. Microbial growth media
35. Raman Spectrometer 85. Lab Coats, Gloves and Safety Glasses
36. Sulfuric acid 86. Hemocytometer
37. External hard drives (1d10) 87. Barometer
38. Nanoparticle synthesis reactor 88. Dissection kit
39. Cytocentrifuge 89. X-ray fluorescence machine
40. Tissue processors 90. Nanoparticle size analyzer
41. Oscilloscope 91. Thermal cyclers
42. Photolithography system 92. Photometer
43. Headsets (1d8) 93. Microbial cultures
44. Electrochemical Workstations 94. Laser Diffraction Particle Size Analyzer
45. Microtomes 95. Chemical Vapor Deposition Equipment
46. Geologic maps 96. Liquid nitrogen freezer
47. Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer 97. PCR machines
48. High Temperature Furnaces 98. Transmission Electron Microscope
49. Microbial identification tests 99. Cleanroom gloves, gowns, and booties
50. Refrigerators and freezers 100. Sputtering system

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Encounters
 encounters

ENCOUNTERS #1

1-5 Shoes walking themselves through the halls

6-10 A group of telepathic children have been locked into a quarantine room
11-15 An extremely old woman asks to be taken to the emperor
16-20 A swarm of genetically engineered insects escaped containment and are plaguing the staff
21-25 A man with a fencing foil jumps out and yells, “En garde!”
26-30 Clones are being grown for organ harvesting in one lab
31-35 In a lab, a solitary parrot types furiously on a keyboard
36-40 Several scientists working in a sealed, mist-filled lab seem to have grown extra fingers
41-45 Small lights that zip and buzz throughout the facility
46-50 Cybernetically enhanced Komodo dragon wandering the halls
51-55 A genetically modified dog-like creature in a cage appears to be noticeably growing
56-60 A group dances around a flaming birthday cake in the cafeteria
61-65 Green sticky goo on the floor that may have just moved
66-70 Several members of the administration staff huddled in a corner whispering
71-75 Overloaded lab tech who keeps dropping packages
76-80 Psychic test subjects play chess using telekinesis
81-85 Organic specimens collected into petri dishes seem to lash out at personnel who move the dishes
86-90 A half-human, half-machine wearing a torn lab coat lurching about a laboratory
91-95 One lab has a strange black rock hooked by cables to a computer
96-100 A large beautiful butterfly floating through the corridor

ENCOUNTERS #2

1-5 AI that has gained sentience is demanding to play chess over and again
6-10 A time anomaly/experiment causing people to see past and future versions of themselves
11-15 The morale officer handing out flyers for a facility-wide art contest
16-20 A group of researchers tests space exploration robots in a large pool
21-25 Computer technician removing access panels
26-30 One lab has a strange black rock hooked by cables to a computer
31-35 Two flirting lab techs crash into a transparent wall
36-40 A group of cyborg super soldiers have escaped from cryogenic storage and are hiding in the facility
41-45 Genetically engineered plants are giving off clouds of spores
46-50 A beaker constantly falling off a table shattering in an apparent time loop
51-55 A forlorn orangutan in a cage singing Russian folk songs
56-60 A bioweapon virus has mutated and could be spreading throughout the facility
61-65 Lab personnel having a parade through the corridors complete with a Chinese dragon
66-70 Muttering man hanging wanted posters of the facilitiy’s director on various walls
71-75 During a test, a faster-than-light travel device disappeared
76-80 A disembodied voice asking for directions to the main power room
81-85 A technician stuck in an air vent calling for help
86-90 Kids delivering mail about the facility in a comical fashion
91-95 A swarm of nanobots multiplying uncontrollably is being held in a quarantine area
96-100 Screaming lab tech surrounded by snakes

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ABANDONED FACILITY ENCOUNTERS

1-9 The facility’s former director left a detailed warning message about the escaped specimen’s
proclivity for devouring people whole.
10-18 The facility is eerily quiet but the vast interwoven cobwebs that run throughout every room
and hallway make the feeling worse.
19-27 An obviously genetically modified rabbit laps a strange puddle of orangish slime.
28-36 Some pirates or scavengers tried to reactivate the main power, but a charred body holding
cables is evidence the operation didn’t go as planned.
37-45 Signs like a makeshift sleeping spot under a desk and remnants of a cooking fire clearly
point to someone living in the facility.
46-54 Nearly everything not attached to a wall or the floor has been taken from the facility,
except there is one sealed door in a subbasement.
55-63 Even though the main power has been cut for some time there is one control with a
flashing red light.
64-72 The mutilated and decaying corpses of the facility staff litter the rooms, labs, and corridors.
73-81 Cryogenic tubes with individuals inside them are still powered up and the people seem to
be in perfect stasis.
82-90 Tiny figures appear to dart unnervingly in and out of the shadows, yet the wicked
whispered snickering is even more unnerving.
91-96 The facility appears to have been evacuated in such a hurry that personal belongings were
not taken, and even the live test specimens were left to die in their cages.
97-100 Most if not all of the access panels have been removed and flung about revealing
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non-player
characters
 Uplifted Cetaceans with names

1-5 Chilean dolphin - Perseus 1-5 Gray whale - Persephone

6-10 Rough-toothed dolphin - Ukko 6-10 Long-finned pilot whale - Nuada
11-15 Humpback whale - Ferdinand 11-15 False killer whale - Isis
16-20 Hector’s beaked whale - Odin 16-20 Bowhead whale - Tiberius
21-25 Bryde’s whale - Poseidon 21-25 Fin whale - Seneca
26-30 Narwhal - Dionysus 26-30 Pacific harbor porpoise - Ramses
31-35 Common dolphin - Tu 31-35 Vaquita - Eleanor
36-40 Sperm whale - Aphrodite 36-40 Risso’s dolphin - Romulus
41-45 North Atlantic right whale - Bran 41-45 Tucuxi - Aesop
46-50 Gray’s beaked whale - Artemis 46-50 Atlantic spotted dolphin - Hermes
51-55 Minke whale - Hades 51-55 Gervais’ beaked whale - Hera
56-60 Right whale - Pele 56-60 Southern bottlenose whale - Caesar
61-65 Northern bottlenose whale - Trajan 61-65 Melon-headed whale - Freya
66-70 Baird’s beaked whale - Tiamat 66-70 Cuvier’s beaked whale - Lugh
71-75 Pilot whale - Tane 71-75 Pygmy killer whale - Arthur
76-80 Amazon river dolphin - Aristotle 76-80 Irrawaddy dolphin - Augustus
81-85 Atlantic white-sided dolphin - Rongo 81-85 Common minke whale - Horus
86-90 Short-finned pilot whale - Epicurus 86-90 Dwarf sperm whale - Odysseus
91-95 Dall’s porpoise - Mithras 91-95 Pacific white-sided dolphin - Cleopatra
96-100 Peale’s dolphin - Hades 96-100 Arnoux’s beaked whale - Demeter

1-5 Fraser’s dolphin - Athena

6-10 Orca (Killer whale) - Louhi
11-15 Short-beaked common dolphin - Apollo
16-20 Commerson’s dolphin - Oisín
21-25 Gray’s spinner dolphin - Hera
26-30 Spectacled porpoise - Pythagoras
31-35 Clymene dolphin - Isabella
36-40 Striped dolphin - Zeus
41-45 Dusky dolphin - Nefertiti
46-50 Baiji (Yangtze river dolphin) - Diogenes
51-55 Sei whale - Narcissus
56-60 Southern right whale - Thales
61-65 Antarctic minke whale - Aino
66-70 Burmeister’s porpoise - Brutus
71-75 Dwarf minke whale - Loki
76-80 Longman’s beaked whale - Kanaloa
81-85 Heaviside’s dolphin - Rhiannon
86-90 Hourglass dolphin - Venus
91-95 Ganges river dolphin - Hector
96-100 Beluga whale - Hephaestus

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 Random staff titles
1. Research Assistant 51. Research Operations Manager
2. Biomechanical Engineer 52. Research Scientist
3. Plant Pathologist 53. Laboratory Technician
4. Cognitive Neuroscientist 54. Research Coordinator
5. Microbial Ecologist 55. Astrophysicist
6. Conservation Biologist 56. Materials Scientist
7. Quality Control Specialist 57. Computational Biologist
8. Biostatistician 58. Digital Humanities Scholar
9. Human Factors Engineer 59. Chemical Technician
10. Meteorologist 60. Director of Research
11. Imaging Specialist 61. Biomedical Engineer
12. Research Software Developer 62. Marine Biologist
13. Cognitive Psychologist 63. Nanotechnologist
14. Research Quality Assurance Specialist 64. Bioenergy Researcher
15. Endocrinologist 65. Cognitive Linguist
16. Neuroscience Engineer 66. Molecular Biophysicist
17. Nuclear Physicist 67. Laboratory Manager
18. Research Analyst 68. Patient Recruitment Coordinator
19. Entomologist 69. Bioinformatician
20. Clinical Research Coordinator 70. Research Funding Coordinator
21. Chemical Engineer 71. Computational Materials Scientist
22. Astrobiologist 72. Environmental Toxicologist
23. Plant Physiologist 73. Research Accountant
24. Computational Geologist 74. Research IT Project Manager
25. Biospecimen Coordinator 75. Biorepository Manager
26. Research Compliance Officer 76. Bioanalytical Chemist
27. Laboratory Safety Officer 77. Research Support Specialist
28. Clinical Data Manager 78. Oceanographer
29. Clinical Research Associate 79. Geoarchaeologist
30. Neuropharmacologist 80. Environmental Engineer
31. Bioorganic Chemist 81. Data Visualization Specialist
32. Communications Specialist 82. Research Development Officer
33. Synthetic Biologist 83. Data Scientist
34. Systems Ecologist 84. Research Instrumentation Specialist
35. Research Engineer 85. Immunologist
36. Postdoctoral Fellow 86. Research Ethicist
37. Epidemiologist 87. Systems Biologist
38. Laboratory Purchasing Coordinator 88. Intellectual Property Specialist
39. Geophysicist 89. Evolutionary Biologist
40. Paleontologist 90. Soil Scientist
41. Scientific Programmer 91. Quantum Physicist
42. Structural Biologist 92. Animal Care Technician
43. Principal Investigator 93. Pharmacologist
44. Microscopy Technician 94. Research Facilities Manager
45. Analytical Chemist 95. Genetic Counselor
46. Geochemist 96. Systems Administrator
47. Bioethics Consultant 97. Virologist
48. Computational Chemist 98. Atmospheric Chemist
49. Research Administrator 99. Data Manager
50. Research Technical Support Specialist 100. Research Librarian

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 Random NPC names
1. Joshua Kim 51. Ayaan Ahmed
2. Mira Patel 52. Jasmine Patel
3. Fatima Rahman 53. Amrita Singh
4. Omar Ahmed 54. Naima Ahmed
5. Malik Brown 55. Yasmeen Hassan
6. Emeka Okonkwo 56. Zahra Khan
7. Akira Nakamura 57. Fatima Malik
8. Carlos Mendoza 58. Laila Abadi
9. Alejandro Ramirez 59. Sergio Garcia
10. Ayanna Smith 60. Noah Lee
11. Matteo Rossi 61. Zakiyyah Williams
12. Aaliyah Wright 62. Christian Reyes
13. Sofia Hernandez 63. Anahi Gonzalez
14. Olivia Wong 64. Priya Patel
15. Amira Khan 65. Owen Davis
16. Sachi Nakamura 66. Abigail Thompson
17. Kofi Owusu 67. Ava Williams
18. Winston Chung 68. Anjali Patel
19. Fatima Khan 69. Javier Gonzalez
20. Kimiko Suzuki 70. Rafael Silva
21. Emilio Gonzalez 71. Adriel Rivera
22. Micah Williams 72. Ryan Johnson
23. Aditi Gupta 73. Yara Khalil
24. Isaac Rodriguez 74. Ismail Ali
25. Jaya Patel 75. Brandon Baker
26. Hassan Ali 76. Marcus Johnson
27. Alexa Patel 77. Alejandro Ortiz
28. Hana Kim 78. Indira Gupta
29. Isabella Nguyen 79. Amara Patel
30. Tarek Salah 80. Kayla Davis
31. Aisha Hassan 81. Elijah Brown
32. Mei Chen 82. Leo Nguyen
33. Jazmin Diaz 83. Jonas Brown
34. Jalen Jackson 84. Aliyah Patel
35. Amir Khan 85. Leo Rodriguez
36. Soren Andersen 86. Nia Wilson
37. Isaac Garcia 87. Sanya Sharma
38. Alex Johnson 88. Chloe Kim
39. Aaron Lee 89. Lucas Santos
40. Rio Nakamura 90. Mei Ling
41. Malik Ali 91. Lina Hassan
42. Jun Chen 92. Nia Patel
43. Xavier Johnson 93. Juan Sanchez
44. Anika Gupta 94. Rafael Diaz
45. Naomi Kim 95. Sophia Perez
46. Carlos Flores 96. Kian Lee
47. Maia Rodriguez 97. Zainab Ali
48. Kai Chen 98. Andrei Petrov
49. Luisa Rodriguez 99. Devin Jones
50. Sanaa Ahmed 100. Jamil Ali

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 Scientists #1
1. Professor Charles Baker, MD 51. Dr. Benjamin Davis, DVM
2. Professor Damian Adamczyk, MD 52. Dr. Haruka Nakamura, MD
3. Dr. Hassan Al-Mutawa, MSc 53. Professor Anjali Gupta, PhD
4. Professor Xia Zhang, PhD 54. Dr. Elena Rodriguez, MD
5. Dr. Saundra Jackson, MD 55. Professor Tariq Khan, MD
6. Dr. Jacek Wozniak, PhD 56. Dr. Louis Dupont, PhD
7. Dr. John Reed, PhD 57. Dr. Rachel Evans, DVM
8. Dr. Jennifer Scott, PhD 58. Dr. Damian Ivanov, PhD
9. Dr. Fatima Khalid, DVM 59. Professor Nurul Islam, DPhil
10. Dr. Amina Ali, JD 60. Dr. David Thompson, DVM
11. Dr. Sanaa Mahmoud, EdD 61. Dr. Marta Ivanova, PhD
12. Professor Robert Anderson, MD 62. Dr. Rachel Morgan, PhD
13. Dr. Naima Ahmed, MD 63. Dr. Ahmed Hassan, PsyD
14. Professor Tadeusz Popov, MD 64. Dr. Ahmed Ali, PhD
15. Dr. Karolina Nowak, PhD 65. Dr. Amira Khalil, MPhil
16. Dr. William Roberts, PsyD 66. Professor Yen Ngoc Le, MD
17. Professor Emilio Rodriguez, PharmD 67. Dr. John Scott, MEd
18. Dr. Karolina Kowalska, PhD 68. Dr. Samir Gupta, PhD
19. Professor Yijun Chen, DEng 69. Dr. Aliyah Khan, MEng
20. Dr. Juan Perez, MEd 70. Dr. David Baker, DPT
21. Professor Olga Kuznetsova, MD 71. Professor Grzegorz Mazur, MD
22. Professor Yukihiro Suzuki, MD 72. Professor Piotr Kuznetsov, MD
23. Dr. Aleksandra Kravchuk, PhD 73. Professor Chang-Ho Lee, MD
24. Professor Ravi Sharma, MD 74. Dr. Ahmed Al-Mutawa, MD
25. Professor Olivia Johnson, DEng 75. Dr. David Martin, JD
26. Dr. Gabriela Hernandez, ScD 76. Dr. Kofi Anokye, PhD
27. Dr. Natalya Ivanova, PhD 77. Dr. Michelle Martinez, PhD
28. Professor Charlotte Smith, DBA 78. Dr. Tarek Ali, DPT
29. Dr. Wei Chen, PhD 79. Dr. Carlos Rios, MEng
30. Professor Arkadiusz Kowalski, PhD 80. Dr. Natalie Carter, DVM
31. Professor Elizabeth Turner, DPT 81. Professor Elizabeth Campbell, DEnv
32. Professor Aditi Patel, MPhil 82. Dr. Mai Nguyen, MPH
33. Dr. Chaim Cohen, PhD 83. Professor Thomas Martin, DEnv
34. Professor Thomas Cooper, DEnv 84. Dr. Elizabeth Reynolds, PhD
35. Professor Yuna Kim, DEnv 85. Dr. Laura Sanchez, PhD
36. Dr. Rachel Johnson, MEng 86. Dr. Ahmad Hassan, PhD
37. Professor Aleksander Wozniak, MD 87. Professor Ana Rodriguez, MD
38. Professor Wei-Ling Chen, MD 88. Dr. Samantha Brown, EdD
39. Dr. Ahmed Abdulrahman, DVM 89. Professor Nizar Ibrahim, MD
40. Dr. Yaw Amankwa, PhD 90. Dr. William Anderson, PhD
41. Dr. Marcin Kuznetsova, PhD 91. Dr. Nisha Sharma, PhD
42. Dr. Benjamin Reynolds, MD 92. Dr. Victoria Phillips, DSc
43. Dr. Chang Liu, MD 93. Dr. Sophia Johnson, DVM
44. Dr. Mary Wilson, JD 94. Professor Grace Turner, MD
45. Dr. Svetlana Ivanova, PhD 95. Professor Hiroshi Yamamoto, PhD
46. Professor Yu-Ting Lin, MD 96. Dr. Boubacar Sow, PhD
47. Dr. Ryan Garcia, DVM 97. Dr. Phillip Jackson, PhD
48. Professor Yuna Kim, MD 98. Professor Aditi Patel, PhD
49. Professor Maya Patel, MD 99. Dr. Sophie Rousseau, PhD
50. Dr. Naoki Sato, MD 100. Dr. Pavel Kozlov, DVM

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1. Dr. Oksana Kaczmarek, PhD 51. Dr. Faridah Binti Mohamed, MD
2. Professor Sophia Turner, DVM 52. Dr. Mohamed Hassan, PhD
3. Professor Aleksandra Kowalska, MD 53. Professor Mulugeta Habte, PhD
4. Professor Magdalena Wozniak, MD 54. Dr. Charles Turner, MA
5. Dr. Victor Rodriguez, PhD 55. Dr. Thiago Silva, PhD
6. Dr. Daniel Davis, DPhil 56. Professor Marcin Sobczak, PhD
7. Dr. Sarah Anderson, MSc 57. Professor Olga Popovic, PhD
8. Dr. Wojciech Ivanov, PhD 58. Dr. Peter Phillips, DVM
9. Dr. Michael Wilson, DVM 59. Dr. Jennifer Cooper, DPhil
10. Professor Charles Harris, PharmD 60. Dr. Yuko Nakamura, DVM
11. Dr. Claire Williams, DVM 61. Professor Michael Thompson, DVM
12. Professor Chang-Woo Lee, MD 62. Professor Catherine Brown, MD
13. Professor Alexander Davis, MBA 63. Professor Richard Robinson, MD
14. Dr. Grace Kim, DVM 64. Professor Zuzanna Mazur, PhD
15. Dr. Amir Shah, DPhil 65. Dr. Edward Johnson, PhD
16. Professor Sofia Martinez, EdS 66. Dr. Jacques Moreau, PhD
17. Dr. Zofia Kovalenko, PhD 67. Professor Thomas Smith, MD
18. Dr. Katarzyna Kowalczyk, PhD 68. Dr. Irena Novak, PhD
19. Dr. Omar Aziz, DPT 69. Professor Jacqueline Davis, EdD
20. Dr. Radoslaw Wisniewski, PhD 70. Dr. George Martin, PhD
21. Dr. Ayumi Tanaka, DVM 71. Professor Sophie Martin, DSc
22. Dr. Lina Wu, DBA 72. Dr. Katherine Thompson, DVM
23. Dr. Ryota Tanaka, MD 73. Dr. Elena Petrova, PhD
24. Professor Antoni Jankowski, MD 74. Professor Lei Zhang, DEng
25. Professor Jun Chen, MD 75. Dr. Mai Truong, DVM
26. Dr. Catherine Roberts, MPhil 76. Dr. Priya Gupta, DVM
27. Professor Saba Ahmed, MD 77. Dr. Antoine Dubois, PhD
28. Dr. Henry Wilson, MD 78. Professor Robert Davis, ScD
29. Professor Stefan Kowalczyk, PhD 79. Professor William Brown, MD
30. Dr. Mariam Ali, MAcc 80. Dr. Radoslaw Kovalenko, PhD
31. Professor Emma Turner, MD 81. Dr. Leyla Al-Farsi, DVM
32. Professor Peter Campbell, DSc 82. Dr. Aisha Rahman, DPT
33. Professor Thomas Harris, MD 83. Dr. Marta Garcia, DVM
34. Dr. Hannah Robinson, DPT 84. Dr. Pavel Kozlov, PhD
35. Professor Priya Patel, ScD 85. Professor Nataliya Kowalska, PhD
36. Dr. James Campbell, DPT 86. Dr. Sofia Ivanova, PhD
37. Dr. Jacek Nowak, PhD 87. Dr. Michael Phillips, PhD
38. Dr. Vladislav Petrov, PhD 88. Dr. Emily Johnson, MPH
39. Professor George Thompson, ScD 89. Dr. Iryna Novak, PhD
40. Dr. Emir Cetin, DVM 90. Dr. Amina Hassan, PhD
41. Dr. Mei-Ling Wong, PhD 91. Professor Rana Singh, MD
42. Professor Kasia Kowalska, MD 92. Dr. Nisha Sharma, MA
43. Dr. Anja Petrova, PhD 93. Professor Damian Sokolowski, PhD
44. Professor Maja Popovic, PhD 94. Dr. Ana Vasquez, MSc
45. Professor Wojciech Adamczyk, MD 95. Dr. Neela Kumar, DVM
46. Dr. Benjamin Turner, JD 96. Professor Ravi Kumar, DBA
47. Dr. Ashley Wright, PhD 97. Professor Henry Cooper, MD
48. Professor George Wilson, MD 98. Professor Dae-Ho Park, MD
49. Dr. Zuzanna Kowalczyk, PhD 99. Dr. Salim Rashid, DEng
50. Dr. Daniel Baker, MPhil 100. Dr. Zainab Ali, PhD

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 military personnel #1
1. Ensign Scott Thompson 51. Specialist Katarzyna Kowalska
2. Chief Petty Officer Emilia Garcia 52. Lieutenant Sarah Davis
3. Lt. Colonel Aaliyah Ahmed 53. Commander Aria Patel
4. Corporal Tomasz Wisniewski 54. Lieutenant Javier Rodriguez
5. Specialist Olivia Rodriguez 55. Specialist Pawel Nowak
6. Captain Karolina Sokolov 56. Lt. Colonel Damian Mazur
7. Commander Timothy Anderson 57. Lieutenant Joseph Hernandez
8. Sergeant Natalie Jones 58. Major Jason Davis
9. Private Maya Patel 59. Lt. Commander Mark Johnson
10. Corporal Aleksandra Kravchenko 60. Lieutenant Shiori Nakamura
11. Lt. Colonel Radoslaw Sobczak 61. Captain Samantha Thomas
12. Lieutenant Miriam Lee 62. Captain Jennifer Brown
13. Staff Sergeant Lina Patel 63. Vice Admiral Zachary Brown
14. Ensign Arjun Patel 64. Captain Natalia Kim
15. Captain Rachel Thomas 65. Commander Ivan Kuznetsov
16. Master Sergeant Yara Lee 66. Ensign Anika Patel
17. Lt. Commander Rachel Wilson 67. Lieutenant Samuel Baker
18. Major Selim Cohen 68. Ensign Lauren Kim
19. Ensign Akio Ito 69. Private Ethan Wong
20. Second Lieutenant Emily Smith 70. Colonel Ismail Ali
21. Captain Aaliyah Ahmed 71. Commodore Samuel Rivera
22. Lieutenant Taylor Brown 72. Sergeant Matteo Russo
23. Ensign Noah Park 73. Lt. Commander Laura Smith
24. Specialist Christopher Davis 74. Staff Sergeant Sofia Goldstein
25. Captain Joshua Wilson 75. Captain Aleksander Popov
26. Rear Admiral Aisha Wong 76. Lt. Colonel Connor Murphy
27. Captain Kacper Kowalczyk 77. Commander Emily Smith
28. Ensign Oksana Pavlov 78. Corporal Noura Cohen
29. Staff Sergeant Julian Kim 79. Lieutenant Mariya Ivanova
30. Lt. Colonel Vladislav Kravchenko 80. Master Sergeant Yusuf Cohen
31. Lieutenant Maria Kim 81. Commander Vittoria Romano
32. Staff Sergeant Adam Johnson 82. Major Piotr Jankowski
33. Lieutenant Alexander Thompson 83. Commander Anna Chen
34. Lt. Colonel Amelia Patel 84. Second Lieutenant Gabriel Perez
35. Commander Isaac Kim 85. Colonel Jameson Brown
36. Second Lieutenant Adam Kowalski 86. Specialist Daniel Smith
37. Specialist Kai Wong 87. Commander Mariana Lopez
38. Captain Jayden Kim 88. Colonel Stefan Popov
39. Ensign Samuel Park 89. Captain Christopher Lee
40. Commander Leo Chen 90. Commodore Noah Singh
41. Captain Tyler Thomas 91. Captain Nadia Johnson
42. Ensign Tomoya Yamamoto 92. Major Nicholas Johnson
43. Corporal Lauren Williams 93. Staff Sergeant Magdalena Czarnecki
44. Master Sergeant Joseph Kim 94. Captain Samuel Hernandez
45. Commodore Helena Andersen 95. Lieutenant Tyler Baker
46. Second Lieutenant Rachel Thompson 96. Ensign Aliyah Levy
47. Sergeant Ethan Davis 97. Sergeant Erika Rodriguez
48. Lt. Commander Daniel Johnson 98. Private Zofia Kaczmarek
49. Staff Sergeant Andrzej Novak 99. Lieutenant Yevheniy Shevchenko
50. Ensign Samantha Johnson 100. Ensign Ania Kowalczyk

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1. Lt. Commander Sofia Perez 51. Rear Admiral Olga Gorbach
2. Chief Petty Officer Ava Rodriguez 52. Specialist Aleksandra Petrov
3. Lieutenant Marta Ivanova 53. Commander Nadia Majors
4. Staff Sergeant Sariyah Khan 54. Captain Kaitlyn Park
5. Captain Irena Kozlov 55. Lt. Colonel Rachel Martinez
6. Specialist Bohdan Popovych 56. Master Sergeant Nicole Taylor
7. Lt. Commander Luiz da Silva 57. Corporal Isabella Ruiz
8. Commander Ahmed Ali 58. Sergeant Emily Davis
9. Lt. Commander Julia Hernandez 59. Corporal Aaron Smith
10. Ensign Ramiro Gonzalez 60. Master Sergeant Rayan Johnson
11. Lt. Commander Mariusz Kowalski 61. Lt. Commander Olena Petrov
12. Lieutenant Sarah Hansen 62. Major Zara Rahman
13. Specialist Olivia Wilson 63. Ensign Aiden McCoy
14. Private Joshua Brown 64. Corporal Amirah Ali
15. Sergeant Kira Gorbachev 65. Colonel Antonina Petrova
16. Commander Lila Patel 66. Lt. Commander Dylan Baker
17. Ensign Yuki Ito 67. Captain Daniel Nguyen
18. Specialist Mia Kim 68. Colonel Logan Kim
19. Lt. Commander Caroline Lamb 69. Commander Fatima Khan
20. Commander Ivanova Kuznetsov 70. Corporal Omar Ali
21. Captain David Martinez 71. Lt. Colonel Jennifer Anderson
22. Corporal Amelie Rousseau 72. Major Abraham Ali
23. Lieutenant Hana Lennon 73. Master Sergeant Vanya Petrova
24. Lieutenant Juan Hernandez 74. Sergeant Kasia Kowalska
25. Major Alexander Young 75. Commander Shira Chandler
26. Captain Eamon Murphy 76. Second Lieutenant Miguel Diaz
27. Lieutenant Hiroto Tanaka 77. Staff Sergeant Kimberly Brown
28. Ensign Olena Petrova 78. Commander Anthony Martinez
29. Lieutenant Robert Thompson 79. Lieutenant Rafael Rodriguez
30. Master Sergeant Rafael Torres 80. Corporal Natalya Ivanova
31. Second Lieutenant Hassan Cohen 81. Lt. Commander Catherine Zuu
32. Commander Jocelyn Nguyen 82. Staff Sergeant Fiona Kimbell
33. Major Anastasiya Kovalenko 83. Commodore Jennifer Martinez
34. Ensign Dalia Cohen 84. Colonel Charlotte Lee
35. Master Sergeant Lina Lee 85. Ensign Ana Kowalski
36. Corporal Miguel Garcia 86. Second Lieutenant Ahmed Chen
37. Lt. Commander Emily Davis 87. Lieutenant Kelly Johnson
38. Ensign Asuka Tanaka 88. Master Sergeant Andrew Wilson
39. Ensign James Wilson 89. Commander Helena Fitzgerald
40. Lt. Commander Emily Park 90. Corporal Elizabeth Thompson
41. Captain Krzysztof Wojcik 91. Private Thomas White
42. Admiral Jakub Sikorski 92. Commander Viktoriya Kuznetsov
43. Captain Gregory Brown 93. Lt. Commander Giselle Torres
44. Lt. Colonel Samantha Martinez 94. Major Aiden Gregory
45. Captain William Park 95. Chief Petty Officer Alexander Lee
46. Lt. Commander Reza Martinez 96. Ensign Yulia Kozlov
47. Lt. Commander Christopher Davis 97. Major Szymon Sokolowski
48. Lieutenant Zuzanna Kowalska 98. Captain Aya Tanaka
49. Private Rachel Kroft 99. Corporal Ilya Petrov
50. Lt. Colonel Malik Green 100. Specialist Elizabeth White

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