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Level 11 is basically a giant storage unit. There are loads of large wooden crates any way you look.
GM:At Key 5, spare lava armour prototypes. Looks like big wooden crates, but inside, actual metal safes with some electronic locks as per the 21st century. The safes are large enough to hold a full suit of armour each. These are known to be off-limits to staff and the Rubys are happy to shoot offenders and throw them to the sharks as an example of how to behave. Pay well, do as we say or else.
Level 11 is basically a giant storage unit. There are loads of large wooden crates any way you look GM:At Key 3, general tools and equipment, for carpentry, landscaping, metalwork and other professions at a general 19th century level: useful for general ship work here and there, too.
Level 11 is basically a giant storage unit. There are loads of large wooden crates any way you look GM:At Key 3: General lava moving equipment spares.
Level 11 is basically a giant storage unit. There are loads of large wooden crates any way you look GM:At Key 2, spare parts and equipment for the old-fashioned forklifts.
Level 11 is basically a giant storage unit. There are loads of large wooden crates any way you look GM:At Key 1, spare parts and equipment for The Ruby submarine. Various anachronistic, but not so futuristic forklift type vehicles are at work, some of the time. Indicaed by the F’s in circiles.
The Rubys count each 10m of the base as a ‘level’ – it even works like this in the lifts. The dock, therefore has a 100m high space to allow a large sailing ship to cruise in with its masts. The map for Level 01 hence applies, it would just be seen from further remove.
Berthed at Key 5 is The Volcano: an early 18th century warship that has been upgraded. It is fully capable of operating in traditional manner. GM: Also capable of running by battery motor for several days. It also has a holofield generator that is capable of disguising the ship at distance as a standard commercial ship, not a military capable vessel. Illustration here shown sailing some distance out but still in sight of Ruby Base on the horizon.
The elevator going up to the rest of the base from the loading dock goes 40-50 metres. There are four entrances, all going into the same lift.
GM: The doors open by a simple PIN number. In the early 19th century the Rubys don’t really have to worry about brute force cracking from anyone living there, so only four digits. In old school mobile keypad terms, the pass PIN is of course 7889 or R-U-B-Y. Anyone with access to late 20th or 21st century technology that has met the Rubys and their egos has a good chance of realising what this pin number might be.
Loading machinery capable of stocking the Ruby. Mechanical, but powered by 2044 battery technology charged from geothermal energy.
https://alexschroeder.ch/wiki/Gridmapper
This is excellent – so you can create a map by typing, or by code, or via the interface – and save and download in multiple formats. Thanks very much Alex!