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[Kashyyk]

Whilst I'm not overly fond of this plan, it does seem to best match the everyone's preferences.

(1) Last plan, I Swear! : Kashyyk

[Jilladilla]

Let's do this... Anyone of us artistic and willing to do a flag?

(2) Last plan, I Swear! : Kashyyk, Jilladilla

[Failbird105]

(3) Last plan, I Swear! : Kashyyk, Jilladilla, Failbird

[Shadowclaw777]

(4) Last plan, I Swear! : Kashyyk, Jilladilla, Failbird, SC777

[Aseaheru]

 I can live with this.

(5) Last plan, I Swear! : Kashyyk, Jilladilla, Failbird, SC777, AseaHeru

[TricMagic]

naps.

What is this anyway? Sleepy.

[Aseaheru]

 Boats. 1890s boats. Big boats, small boats, overpowered boats, pirates, boats, potential low-level civil wars, boats, Hood knockoffs, boats.

[Wozzy]

I would prefer Hidden Flaws over Poor Education, but I assume no one else really likes to gamble that much.

+3 Major Naval Power
+1 Rapid Econ Growth
-3 Hidden Flaws
-1 Small Shipyards

(5) Last plan, I Swear! : Kashyyk, Jilladilla, Failbird, SC777, AseaHeru
(1) I only picked 4 : (Wozzy)

[Aseaheru]

 mostly because theres no way of mitigating it, and we plan on building alot of ships. One bad roll for a flaw that we cant find, and ohwell, there goes a significant chunk of our navy.

[Man of Paper]

I want a privateer raiding "special" forces navy but I guess this naval power thing has momentum. Doing a good, solid, historically effective for the period start is laaaaaame.

[Aseaheru]

 Yeah, I wanted nightfighting marines myself.

[Man of Paper]

-3 Newly Created Navy
-1 Some Corruption
+2 Night Fighting
+1 Skilled Marines
+1 Rapid Economic Growth

-3 Interservice Rivalry
-2 Major Corruption
+2 Attention to Detail
+2 Night Fighting
+1 Skilled Marines

I just really want to be the team that nabs Interservice Rivalry, because nothing gets me curious more than a Gm saying don't do this. Been that way since my first game of D&D nearly two decades ago. I propose we attempt to capture enemy shipping and sell the glorious prizes. A return to the glory days on the waves! Notably, attention to detail does not specify ships, so marine equipment could very well be affected unless the GM states otherwise.

(5) Last plan, I Swear! : Kashyyk, Jilladilla, Failbird, SC777, AseaHeru
(1) I only picked 4: (Wozzy)
(1) Privateers Who Are Nobody's Friends: MoP

[Wozzy]

mostly because theres no way of mitigating it, and we plan on building alot of ships. One bad roll for a flaw that we cant find, and ohwell, there goes a significant chunk of our navy.

With that logic, Poor Education is also a horrible choice since it stunts certain research forever. At least less horrible bugs that don't result in exploding ships can be fixed when they are found.

[TricMagic]

You actually make a good point about small shipyards—they are definitely easier to work around than some of the other options. I’m not enthused about being limited to 4kt early on, but it’s workable.

+3 Major Naval Power
+1 Rapid Econ Growth
-1 Minor Corruption
-2 Poor Education
-1 Small Shipyards

+3 Major Navel Power
-2 Poor Education
-1 Small Shipyards

+3 Technology Leader
-2 Poor Education
-1 Small Shipyards

The first is a call against corruption. Poor Education can be migrated. The Second is to forever be ahead of our time. That is very useful, since we can likely just build a great education system to migrate the flaw. Likewise, we can make better ships.

(5) Last plan, I Swear! : Kashyyk, Jilladilla, Failbird, SC777, AseaHeru
(1) I only picked 4: (Wozzy)
(1) Privateers Who Are Nobody's Friends: MoP
(0) Last Minute Plan for Global Domination, to unite all under our Nation:
(1) Ahead of you, ahead of Ourselves: TricMagic

Nin. We can make schools to educate them. It is the future of the nation after all.

[Man of Paper]

I don't want any plan with poor education, because I feel like if all things are equal we'll outright lose due to our captains and crew being outsmarted and out maneuvered. Dumb dudes are also probably not gonna calculate long-range shelling and torpedoes too well either. Some idiot navigator might get a ship lost at sea or something.