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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Reynard" data-source="post: 8681679" data-attributes="member: 467">This is probably one of those times when my personal definiton for a thing doesn't match up with a common definition. Unless I am doinga  very directed game (like for a con) "prep" NEVER means "decide what is going to happen" for me. it is just about laying out the situation, so that I have a solid foundation off which to improv coherently.There are 3 starter adventures in the book -- one for each ship. Although "adventure" is probably too strong a word. They are discrete scenarios. Weirdly, the smuggler one at least seems to suggest it should define the campaign going forward for a number of sessions. I don't think I would take that advice. S&V in particular just feels more episodic, with continuity emerging through interactions rather than some "ancient artifact plot."</blockquote>