You've been around asteroid mining and space extraction operations enough to have picked up some basic knowledge about mining, space operations, and working in dangerous environments. Maybe you grew up in a family involved in mining work, or you spent time around mining stations and operations.
You're not some expert miner who can pilot mining rigs through dangerous asteroid fields, but you know enough about the basics of mining and space operations to understand how it works. Whether through family connections or just being around mining communities, you've absorbed some knowledge about identifying valuable materials and basic space safety.
The Asteroid Harvester is your trusted companion in the asteroid belt. Initially designed for mining, it can be modified for various purposes. As you gain experience, you'll uncover hidden upgrades and capabilities, turning it into a versatile tool for survival and resource extraction.
A wrist-mounted device that helps you navigate the treacherous asteroid fields of space. It begins with basic navigation assistance, but as you delve deeper into the legacy, it unveils advanced features like micro-meteor detection and emergency escape route calculations.
A handheld scanner designed to detect valuable minerals and ores in asteroid composition. It starts with basic mineral identification, but over time, it can pinpoint rare and precious resources hidden within asteroids.
You have a keen sense of navigation and can plot a course through asteroid fields using the stars and other objects as markers to find your way through the the dense tumbling rocks.
You have an innate talent for finding and extracting valuable resources from asteroids.
You have a talent for working in zero-gravity environments and are comfortable navigating and maneuvering in zero-gravity environments. This allows you to maneuver around objects and obstacles easily.
Your experience in prospecting has given you extensive knowledge of rocks and minerals, allowing you to identify valuable resources at a glance.
Spending too much time in zero gravity can make you nauseous and disoriented.
You are accustomed to spending long periods of time away from civilization and may have difficulty adjusting to life on planets or space stations.
Spending extended periods of time in confined spaces can trigger anxiety and stress for you.
Spending long periods of time in isolation can have a psychological impact on even the toughest space miner. You may occasionally experience bouts of paranoia or hallucinations, making it difficult to distinguish reality from your mind's tricks.