Sharing: Using ChatGPT to generate GM NPCs and Ships

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I have been playing around with ChatGPT using this to autogenerate NPCs and Supporting Characters.

Then I decided to try it making small ships. I have been pleased with the results and thought I would share here.

This is the instructions for ChatGPT to create a Runabout. This way you can have a stable of Runabouts for a Starbase or Planet should your players need to request one or for help to arrive in.

Paste this text into ChapGPT and see what the AI makes

Create a 24th Century Starfleet Runabout.

Scale 2

Class Name :Use a water body or geological feature as the naming system for this class.

Make a variant of this class and create only one variant. Variants are single purpose and only for the Division these are created for, specializing for that Division and that task. : A Attack variant favors Engine, Sensors, Weapons. A rescue variant favors Comms, Structure, Engines. A transport variant favors Comms, Engines, and Structure. A espionage variant favors Comms, Computer, Sensors. A damage control variant favors Structure, Sensors, Engines. Command Division would use Diplomacy and Transport variants. Operations (Security) Division would use Attack, Rescue, Espionage variants. Operations (Engineering) Division would use Transport and Damage Control. Science Division would use a variant optimal for Observation and Research. Variants are single purpose and only for the Division these are created for, specializing for that Division and that task.

Systems: From a pool of 51 points distribute those points across the following with a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 15 for each. Comms, Engines, Structure, Computer, Sensors, Weapons. This distribution should conform to the style of the variant.

Department: From a pool of 4 points distribute the points with a minimum of 0 and a maximum of 4. These reflect the Starfleet Division this class is most likely to operate on a mission. Starfleet Divisions include Command, Operations, Science. Command would favor ships built for Diplomacy, Negotiations, or Leadership. Operations would favor ships to assist in Security or Engineering missions. Science would favor ships built to assist and record scientific discovery and observation.

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Class Name: Glacier Runabout Class

Specialty: Operations (Engineering) Damage Control

Variant: Transport

Systems Distribution:

Comms: 7
Engines: 12
Structure: 15
Computer: 6
Sensors: 5
Weapons: 6

Department: Operations (Engineering)

Description:

The Glacier Runabout Class is a highly specialized Starfleet vessel designed for the Operations (Engineering) Division, specifically for damage control and transport operations. The ship is designed to be highly maneuverable, able to navigate through dangerous areas and transport personnel and supplies safely.

The vessel’s structure is reinforced with advanced materials, making it highly resistant to damage from collisions or enemy fire. The engines are powerful and efficient, allowing the vessel to travel quickly and maneuver through tight spaces.

The computer system is designed to be highly automated, assisting the engineering crew in managing complex systems and optimizing power usage. The communications system is equipped with advanced encryption protocols to ensure secure transmission of sensitive data.

The Glacier Runabout Class is equipped with a weapons system for defensive purposes, allowing it to fend off attackers if necessary. However, its primary purpose is to provide support during emergency situations, transporting personnel and supplies to areas in need and providing assistance with damage control efforts.

The Glacier Runabout Class is most likely to operate on missions in the Operations (Engineering) Division, assisting in repair and maintenance operations on larger Starfleet vessels or on remote outposts. It is also capable of performing transport missions, ferrying personnel and supplies to various locations in the galaxy.

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Class Name: Coral Reef-class Runabout

Specialty: Science Division - Observation and Research Variant

Systems:

Comms: 6
Engines: 8
Structure: 10
Computer: 12
Sensors: 15
Weapons: 0

Department: Science (4 points)

Description:
The Coral Reef-class Runabout is a compact vessel designed for scientific missions that require high maneuverability and flexibility. Its sleek and curved shape is inspired by the natural formations of coral reefs, which also provide inspiration for its advanced sensor array that can scan and analyze a variety of astronomical and geological phenomena. The vessel is equipped with a wide range of scientific instruments, including telescopes, sensors, and research labs, that allow it to conduct detailed observations and experiments. The Coral Reef-class is also outfitted with advanced communication and computing systems that facilitate data analysis and information sharing with other scientific teams or Starfleet vessels. The vessel is not armed, as its primary mission is to explore and investigate, rather than to engage in combat. Overall, the Coral Reef-class Runabout is a valuable addition to Starfleet’s scientific exploration and research capabilities.

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Made changes for a more detailed and cinematic description.

insert into ChatGPT and run it.

Create a 24th Century Starfleet Runabout.

Scale 2

Class Name :Use a water body or geological feature as the naming system for this class.

Make a Class with only one specialty. Specialties are single purpose and only for the Division these are created for, specializing for that Division and that task. : A Operations (Security) Attack specialty favors Comms, Computer, Sensors. A Operations (Engineering) damage control specialty favors Structure, Sensors, Engines. Command Division specialty for use as Diplomacy and Transport variants would favor Comms, Structure, Computer. Operations (Security) Division would use Attack, Rescue, Espionage variants. Operations (Engineering) Division would use Transport and Damage Control. Science Division would use a variant optimal for Observation and Research. Variants are single purpose and only for the Division these are created for, specializing for that Division and that task.

Systems: From a pool of 51 points distribute those points across the following with a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 15 for each. Comms, Engines, Structure, Computer, Sensors, Weapons. This distribution should conform variant.

Department: Starfleet Divisions include Command, Operations, Science. From a pool of 4 points distribute the points with a minimum of 0 and a maximum of 4. These reflect the Starfleet Division this class is most likely to operate on a mission. Command would favor ships built for Diplomacy, Negotiations, or Leadership. Operations would favor ships to assist in Security or Engineering missions. Science would favor ships built to assist and record scientific discovery and observation.

Notable Example: A synopsis of a mission using this craft by the appropriate Division personnel for an away mission specific to this style runabout. Include two personnel by their names and Starfleet ranks, the location where the mission occurred (planet, nebula, asteroid belt, artificial construct, moon, etc.), what the mission was meant to do and why this crew and craft were chosen.

Sources: Star Trek Adventures Core Rule Book, Star Trek Adventures Utopia Planitia, Star Trek Adventures Alpha Quadrant Supplement, Star Trek Adventure Beta Quadrant Supplement, Star Trek Adventures Delta Quadrant Supplement, Star Trek Adventures Gamma Quadrant Supplement.

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Designation: USS Coral Runabout, Scale 2

Class Name: Mineral Class

Specialty: Science Division - Research and Observation

Systems:
Comms - 8
Engines - 6
Structure - 10
Computer - 9
Sensors - 15
Weapons - 3

Department: Science - 4

Exterior Features:
The USS Coral features a sleek and aerodynamic design, with a metallic gray hull adorned with Starfleet’s signature insignia. The runabout is equipped with two warp nacelles, and its pointed front section houses the ship’s powerful sensor array. The top of the runabout is fitted with a retractable dorsal fin, which houses the ship’s long-range communication and scientific equipment.

Interior Features:
The interior of the Coral features a spacious cockpit, with a center console that houses the ship’s computer and sensor arrays. The front section of the runabout houses a small laboratory, which is equipped with state-of-the-art scientific equipment for analyzing samples and conducting research. The rear of the runabout is devoted to storage space and living quarters, with a small kitchen and bathroom facilities.

Mission Synopsis:
Captain Sarek, a Vulcan Science officer, leads a team of four aboard the USS Coral Runabout to explore a newly discovered asteroid belt in the Beta Quadrant. The mission’s objective is to gather geological and mineral data for scientific study. The team also hopes to discover any rare minerals that may have commercial applications.

The Coral is chosen for this mission due to its advanced sensor arrays, which are designed for geological analysis and mineral detection. Ensign Leila, the ship’s geologist, leads the team’s ground exploration efforts. She is accompanied by Lieutenant Commander Ari, the ship’s science officer, who is responsible for analyzing the mineral samples collected by Ensign Leila.

Lieutenant Commander Navid, the ship’s engineer, is responsible for maintaining the Coral’s sensor systems and ensuring that they are functioning at optimal levels. Finally, Ensign Rao is the team’s communications officer, responsible for maintaining contact with Starfleet Command and coordinating the team’s efforts.

As the Coral navigates through the asteroid belt, Ensign Leila and Lieutenant Commander Ari beam down to the asteroid’s surface to collect geological samples. Lieutenant Commander Navid closely monitors the ship’s sensor systems, searching for any signs of rare minerals that might be useful to Starfleet. Meanwhile, Ensign Rao keeps in touch with Starfleet Command, providing regular updates on the team’s progress.

After several hours of exploration, the Coral’s sensor arrays detect a rare mineral deep within one of the larger asteroids. The team beams down to the surface to collect a sample of the mineral, which they identify as an element essential to the construction of advanced warp drives.

With their mission a success, Captain Sarek orders the Coral to return to Starbase 23, where the team’s findings will be analyzed and studied. The Coral Runabout’s advanced sensor arrays and scientific equipment make it the ideal vessel for scientific exploration and research.

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Create a 24th Century (Next Generation) era colony on a alien planet.

The planet is Class M, approximately Earth gravity (marginally high or low) the world can be hot and arid desert like, warm and tropical with rain forests, temperate with grass lands and diverse forests, or cold with low temperatures, glaciers and year around snow.

Create one to three unique geologic features, describe them and their importance to the colonists.

Create and name three to five biome native to this world, describe how these unique environments are a benefit or hindrance to the colony.

The planet can have surface water varying from 10% with small lake and rivers to 90% with large deep seas and plentiful lakes and rivers or a state somewhere between these extremes.

The planet can have indigenous life produced by millenia of evolution in forms either familiar and similar too Earth flora and fauna or radical and very different.

The colony has been established for not less than one year and still building infrastructure or the colony can be well established with robust and redundant infrastructure to support them.

The colony population is important. An early colony may not have all the personnel necessary or the specialists necessary for daily operations due to low population. A later colony can be thriving and robust with all their needs met or be rundown and under utilized as colonists have departed or do not reproduce offspring well here. Describe this and how the colony is thriving or failing in it’s current state.

The early colony can be dependent upon supplies and assistance from Federation and Sector government for their needs and survival, or be well established and able to operate indefinitely without aid.

The colony has a reason for being established which the colony government and infrastructure are supportive of to a small or large degree. A colony can have a mix of reasons for existing and may serve one, two, or three primary purposes. Purposes such as, Daughter Colony, residents all come from a primary Federation homeworld with a burdensome population into the billions the colonists want room and opportunity. Agriculture, residents come from multiple Federation homeworlds and have established a agrarian society to feed the massive populations of the Federation. Mining, this colony was founded on a rich mineral planet and produced tons of ore in the early years and tons of refined minerals or alloys well into the established years. Resources, this colony was founded on a world with resources the Federation needs like deuterium, hydrocarbons, or exotic natural materials such as wood, plant fibers, resins. Medical, this colony was established to be a hub for medical aid and learning for this Sector, with Federation resources building a hospital complex equal to any inner Federation homeworld. Research, this colony was established because it was formerly a colony or homeworld for a Non-Federation alien race that the Federation is studying to better understand or unlock alien scientific discovery.

Create three to ten NPC high level colony government personnel.
Create three to ten NPC ordinary working citizens
Create three to ten NPC common criminal underworld persons.

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Class Name: Oceanside Class

Specialty: Operations (Security) Attack

Systems:

Comms: 7
Engines: 8
Structure: 10
Computer: 9
Sensors: 10
Weapons: 7

Department: Operations (3)

Exterior Features: The Oceanside Class runabout is designed with a sleek and streamlined hull, resembling a dolphin in shape, with a blue and white paint scheme to match its aquatic namesake. Its retractable warp nacelles are located at the rear, while its phaser arrays and torpedo launchers are strategically placed along its sides and front. Its deflector dish is located at the front of the vessel, while its communications array and sensors are located at the top.

Interior Features: The Oceanside Class’s interior features a compact bridge, with a central captain’s chair and stations for the helm, tactical, and operations officers. The main console is located at the front, with the viewscreen located directly above it. The back of the runabout features a small cargo hold and engineering station, as well as a small sickbay for medical emergencies.

Notable Example:

Mission: Espionage on an Orion Syndicate base

Crew:

Lieutenant Commander Kiera Patel (Operations, Tactical Officer)
Ensign T'Kala (Operations, Engineer)
Ensign Jakob Tanner (Operations, Communications Officer)
Ensign Aiden Lee (Operations, Science Officer)
Ensign Remy Park (Operations, Pilot)

Location: An asteroid base in the Omega Leonis system

Mission: The crew of the Oceanside Class runabout was tasked with infiltrating an Orion Syndicate base in the Omega Leonis system and gathering intelligence on their activities in the region. The Oceanside Class’s attack specialty and advanced sensors made it the perfect vessel for the mission, allowing the crew to slip past the base’s defenses undetected.

The mission was led by Lieutenant Commander Kiera Patel, who coordinated the team’s efforts to gather information on the Syndicate’s activities. Ensign T’Kala was responsible for ensuring the Oceanside Class’s systems were functioning at peak efficiency, while Ensign Jakob Tanner used the vessel’s advanced communications systems to intercept Syndicate transmissions. Ensign Aiden Lee used the runabout’s sensors to scan the base for any useful data, while Ensign Remy Park piloted the vessel with precision to avoid detection.

After several hours of covert observation, the crew was able to gather valuable information on the Syndicate’s operations, including their smuggling routes and key personnel. With their mission complete, the crew of the Oceanside Class runabout made a successful return to Starfleet, where their intelligence was used to disrupt Syndicate activities in the region.

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Class Name: Cascade Runabout Class

Specialty: Science Division (Observation and Research)

Systems Distribution:

Comms: 6
Engines: 10
Structure: 8
Computer: 15
Sensors: 12
Weapons: 0

Department Distribution:

Command: 1
Operations: 1
Science: 2

The Cascade Runabout Class was designed specifically for the Science Division to aid in exploration and research missions. With a strong emphasis on sensors and computer systems, this runabout is able to gather and analyze data at an exceptional rate. Its high-speed engines allow it to quickly travel from system to system, while its durable structure allows it to withstand the rigors of scientific expeditions.

Notable Example: The USS Windrider, a Cascade Runabout, was sent to the Gamma Quadrant to investigate a strange energy signature emanating from a nearby planet. The crew consisted of Lieutenant Commander T’Ryssa Chen, a veteran Science Officer with extensive experience in exobiology, and Ensigns Jazmin Wynter and Jaxon Carter, both recent graduates of Starfleet Academy with specialties in astrophysics and geology, respectively.

Upon arrival at the planet, the team encountered a unique subspace phenomenon that was interfering with their scans. They quickly set to work, utilizing the Cascade’s advanced sensor suite to gather as much data as possible. With Commander Chen leading the way, the team was able to identify the source of the energy signature: a previously undiscovered type of pulsar.

The Windrider’s computer systems proved invaluable in developing a plan to safely study the pulsar, while the ship’s engines allowed the crew to quickly move into position. Using the Cascade’s advanced sensors, the team was able to gather a wealth of data on the pulsar’s unique properties, paving the way for future scientific breakthroughs.

The Cascade Runabout’s emphasis on scientific research and exploration, as well as its advanced sensor and computer systems, made it the perfect choice for this mission. The team was able to use its unique capabilities to uncover new knowledge about the Gamma Quadrant, and the pulsar they discovered has since become a vital area of study for Starfleet’s scientific community.

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Introducing the USS Obsidian Runabout, a 24th-century Starfleet vessel designed for Operations (Engineering) Division. The vessel’s name is inspired by the dark, shiny volcanic rock, symbolizing its toughness and durability.

Exterior Features:
The Obsidian Runabout has a sleek, aerodynamic design with a glossy black hull, accentuated by a silver trim. The vessel is 15 meters in length and features two warp nacelles mounted on the aft of the vessel, capable of a maximum warp factor of 7. The vessel’s exterior features retractable landing struts, a shuttlebay for cargo and personnel transport, and a versatile sensor suite mounted on the vessel’s dorsal surface.

Interior Features:
The Obsidian Runabout’s interior is spacious and utilitarian. The vessel can accommodate up to six crew members, including a pilot, co-pilot, and four additional crew members. The vessel features a state-of-the-art Engineering section, including a compact but powerful Warp Core, advanced Structural Integrity Field, and a sophisticated Sensor Array. The vessel’s Bridge is equipped with a robust Command Chair, Tactical Console, and Helm Control. The vessel’s Sickbay is equipped with an Advanced Medical Bay, complete with an Emergency Medical Hologram.

Systems:
The Obsidian Runabout’s specialty is in damage control, favoring Structure, Sensors, and Engines. The vessel’s systems reflect this, with 15 points allocated to Structure, 13 to Sensors, and 11 to Engines. The vessel’s Comms, Computer, and Weapons systems are limited to 4, 4, and 4 points, respectively.

Talents:
The Obsidian Runabout is equipped with Ablative Armor and Redundant Systems, providing enhanced protection and redundancy in critical systems, aiding in the vessel’s damage control specialty.

Department:
The Obsidian Runabout is most suited for Operations Division missions, with 3 points allocated to Operations and 1 point allocated to Science.

Mission Example:
Commander T’Lara, an experienced Operations officer, leads a team of five aboard the USS Obsidian Runabout on a mission to assist an engineering team on a remote asteroid mining facility. Joining her are Lieutenant Commander Jackson, a skilled Helmsman, Lieutenant Patel, an expert in Structural Engineering, Lieutenant Rios, a Tactical Officer, and Ensign Rodriguez, a Medical Officer.

The team is tasked with aiding the engineering team in repairing a critical system on the mining facility. Upon arriving at the asteroid, the team encounters unexpected resistance from a group of hostile aliens who have infiltrated the mining facility. The team springs into action, with T’Lara coordinating the team’s efforts from the Bridge. Jackson deftly pilots the vessel through the treacherous asteroid field, while Patel and Rios work together to repair the damaged systems and fend off the alien attackers. Rodriguez tends to the wounded miners in the Sickbay, aided by the Emergency Medical Hologram.

Thanks to the Obsidian Runabout’s robust damage control systems and advanced sensor suite, the team successfully completes their mission, saving the mining facility and neutralizing the hostile aliens. The USS Obsidian Runabout and its crew prove invaluable in aiding Starfleet’s mission of exploration and protection in the galaxy.

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Introducing the USS Quartz Runabout, a specialized Operations (Engineering) craft designed for damage control and transport missions. With a sleek and compact design, the Quartz Runabout is a versatile and reliable craft capable of operating in a variety of environments.

Exterior Features:
The Quartz Runabout features the iconic Starfleet design, with a saucer-shaped hull, nacelles, and a torpedo launcher. The hull is made of duranium-tritanium composite, with a regenerative ablative armor system that provides extra protection during combat situations. The craft is powered by a variable geometry warp field, allowing for high-speed travel across long distances. The high-resolution sensors, located at the front of the craft, provide excellent situational awareness, making it easier for the crew to navigate and detect any potential threats.

Interior Features:
The interior of the Quartz Runabout is designed with functionality and efficiency in mind. The bridge is located at the front of the craft, with the captain’s chair at the center and various consoles surrounding it. The operations center, located behind the bridge, is responsible for monitoring the ship’s systems, including engines, structure, and sensors. The engineering section, located at the rear of the craft, houses the warp core, EPS conduits, and other essential engineering systems. The transporters are located on the sides of the craft, making it easy to transport personnel and equipment quickly.

Specialty Systems:
The Quartz Runabout’s specialty systems are optimized for damage control and transport missions. The structure system is reinforced with extra layers of duranium and tritanium, providing additional protection against incoming attacks. The sensors system is designed to detect potential hazards and weaknesses in the craft’s systems, making it easier to identify and repair damage during combat situations. The engines system is optimized for maximum speed and maneuverability, making it easier to evade incoming fire or quickly transport personnel and equipment.

Talents:
The Quartz Runabout features two unique Talents that aid in damage control and transport missions. The first Talent is Improved Damage Control, which allows the crew to quickly and efficiently repair any damage sustained during combat situations. The second Talent is Expansive Department, which provides additional crew quarters and cargo bays, making it easier to transport large groups of personnel and equipment.

Division:
The Quartz Runabout is primarily operated by the Operations Division, with a secondary focus on the Engineering Division. The craft is often used for damage control and transport missions, making it an essential asset for Starfleet’s emergency response teams.

Mission Synopsis:
The crew of the USS Quartz Runabout, consisting of Ensign Jane Smith (Operations), Lieutenant Junior Grade Tom Johnson (Engineering), and Lieutenant Commander Sarah Lee (Command), is sent to the planet Rigel IV to transport a group of diplomats to a peace negotiation on the planet Romulus. Upon arriving on the planet, the crew is ambushed by a group of Romulan ships, who attempt to prevent the diplomats from reaching their destination. Using the Quartz Runabout’s improved damage control and expansive department talents, the crew is able to evade the Romulans and transport the diplomats safely to their destination. The mission is a success, and the Quartz Runabout is praised for its reliability and versatility in high-pressure situations.

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Class Name: Aquaticus Class Runabout

Specialty: Operations (Engineering) - Damage Control

Systems:

Comms: 6
Engines: 12
Structure: 15
Computer: 8
Sensors: 6
Weapons: 4

Department:

Command: 1
Operations: 3
Science: 0

Talents:

Improved Damage Control (Starship)
Backup EPS Conduits (Starship)

Exterior Features:
The Aquaticus Class Runabout features a sleek, hydrodynamic design that is optimized for maneuvering in aquatic environments. The hull is coated with a specialized ablative material that provides additional protection against harsh underwater conditions. The ship is equipped with a retractable thruster array, which can be used to provide additional propulsion when traveling through water.

Interior Features:
The interior of the Aquaticus Class Runabout is divided into two sections. The front section contains the cockpit, which features a panoramic viewscreen and state-of-the-art control panels. The rear section houses the cargo bay and engineering section. The cargo bay is equipped with a variety of specialized storage compartments, including a dedicated area for emergency equipment and supplies. The engineering section contains a variety of advanced systems and tools for damage control, including a dedicated damage control station, a repair bay, and a variety of cutting-edge diagnostic and repair tools.

Systems Favored for the Specialty:
The Aquaticus Class Runabout’s systems are optimized for damage control and repair. The ship’s structure is reinforced with advanced materials that provide additional protection against damage from impacts or environmental hazards. The engines are designed to provide maximum maneuverability and power, which allows the ship to quickly respond to emergency situations. The ship’s computer is equipped with specialized software that is specifically designed to aid in damage control and repair operations, while the sensors are optimized to detect and analyze damage to the ship’s systems.

Talents and Mission Capabilities:
The Improved Damage Control and Backup EPS Conduits Talents make the Aquaticus Class Runabout an ideal ship for responding to emergency situations and repairing damage quickly. The Improved Damage Control Talent provides additional bonuses to the ship’s damage control rolls, while the Backup EPS Conduits Talent ensures that the ship’s power systems remain operational even in the event of a major system failure.

Mission Synopsis:
Captain Aria Patel and her crew of the USS Aquaticus are dispatched to the ocean planet of Thalassia, where a massive underwater earthquake has caused extensive damage to a deep-sea research station. Lieutenant Commander Jameson, the ship’s Chief Engineer, leads a team of engineers to the station to assess the damage and begin repairs. Ensign Kim, the ship’s Operations officer, coordinates with the research station’s staff to ensure that critical systems remain operational while repairs are underway. Meanwhile, Lieutenant Chen, the ship’s Security officer, leads a team of security personnel to investigate reports of sabotage at the station. With the help of the Aquaticus Class Runabout’s advanced damage control systems and specialized tools, the crew is able to repair the station’s critical systems and prevent a catastrophic failure. Thanks to their quick thinking and skilled teamwork, the crew of the Aquaticus are able to complete the mission and save the lives of the research station’s staff.

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Designation: Class Aquamarine

The Class Aquamarine Runabout is a versatile Starfleet vessel designed for Operations (Engineering) specialty. Its name reflects the color of the oceans of Earth, and its primary role is to assist with structural repair, sensor analysis, and engine maintenance. The vessel has a sleek, aerodynamic design that maximizes its speed and maneuverability. The Class Aquamarine is designed for short-range missions and can accommodate a crew of up to six people.

Exterior Hull Features:
The hull of the Class Aquamarine is composed of a durable, lightweight alloy that provides excellent protection against impacts and energy weapons. The ship’s primary color scheme is dark blue, accented by silver and gold accents. The ship’s angular shape and large, swept-back nacelles are reminiscent of Starfleet’s classic designs. The ship’s runabout configuration allows for easy docking and maneuvering in tight spaces.

Interior Features:
The interior of the Class Aquamarine is spacious and designed for efficient operations. The ship’s primary control room is located at the front of the vessel, and the bridge has a wide view of the surrounding area. The ship’s engineering bay is located at the rear, with access to the engine room and sensor array. The ship’s sickbay is located near the front, adjacent to the control room. The Class Aquamarine is equipped with a variety of advanced systems and technology, including advanced sensors, computer systems, and a state-of-the-art medical bay.

Systems:
The Class Aquamarine is designed for Operations (Engineering) specialty, and its systems are optimized for this role. The ship’s engines are highly efficient and capable of achieving high speeds, making it an ideal transport vehicle for short-range missions. The ship’s sensors are also highly advanced, capable of analyzing the surrounding area and identifying potential hazards. The ship’s weapons systems are limited but highly effective, designed for self-defense in dangerous situations.

Talents:
The Class Aquamarine has two unique talents that aid its Operations (Engineering) specialty. The first talent is Dedicated Personnel (Engineering) (Starship), which provides the ship with a dedicated team of engineers who are experts in repairing and maintaining the ship’s systems. The second talent is Improved Damage Control (Starship), which enhances the ship’s ability to repair damage quickly and efficiently, even in the midst of combat.

Notable Example:
Mission: The crew of the Class Aquamarine is tasked with repairing a damaged sensor array on a remote planet in the Beta Quadrant. The mission is critical to Starfleet’s ongoing efforts to monitor potential threats in the region, and the crew is chosen for their expertise in engineering and sensor analysis.

Crew:

Lieutenant Commander Naomi Chen (Commanding Officer)
Lieutenant JG Michael Johnson (Chief Engineer)
Ensign Maria Ramirez (Operations Officer)
Ensign David Kim (Science Officer)
Chief Petty Officer Sarah Lee (Security Officer)
Petty Officer 1st Class Kevin Park (Medical Officer)

Location: Planet X-21, Beta Quadrant

Mission: The crew of the Class Aquamarine is tasked with repairing a damaged sensor array on the surface of Planet X-21. The array was damaged during a recent ion storm and is critical to Starfleet’s ongoing efforts to monitor potential threats in the region. The crew is chosen for their expertise in engineering and sensor analysis, and they must work quickly to repair the array before it’s too late.

The Class Aquamarine is an ideal vessel for this mission, as its advanced sensor array and efficient engines make it well-suited for short-range missions. The ship’s engineering team, led by Lieutenant JG Michael Johnson, quickly assesses the damage to the sensor array and begins repairs. The ship’s sensors are also used to scan the

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Class Name: Leonov-class EVA Space Suit, named after cosmonaut Alexei Leonov who performed the first spacewalk.

Specialty: Science (Theoretical/Experimental) - The suit is optimized for conducting scientific research and experiments in extreme environments.

Exterior Hull Features: The Leonov-class EVA Space Suit has a streamlined and sleek design, with a silver and black color scheme. The helmet is transparent and made of a reinforced polycarbonate material that provides maximum visibility and protection from radiation. The suit is equipped with a jetpack for maneuvering in zero-gravity environments. It has a magnetic grapple system for attaching to surfaces and conducting experiments, and a retractable arm for collecting samples.

Interior Hull Features: The suit’s interior is designed for maximum comfort and mobility, with a custom-fit gel layer that conforms to the wearer’s body. It has a built-in life support system that includes a breathable atmosphere, heating and cooling controls, and waste management. The suit is also equipped with a heads-up display (HUD) that provides real-time data on environmental conditions, vitals, and equipment status.

Systems Favored for Science (Theoretical/Experimental) Specialty: The suit’s systems are optimized for conducting scientific research and experiments in extreme environments. It has a specialized sensor array that can detect and analyze a wide range of phenomena, from electromagnetic radiation to biological samples. The suit also has a high-capacity power cell and data storage module for powering and storing experimental equipment.

Notable Example Mission:

Crew:

Lt. Commander T'Pol (Vulcan, Science Officer)
Ensign Kimiko Nakamura (Human, Science Officer)
Ensign Xander Singh (Human, Engineering Officer)
Chief Petty Officer Jackson Martinez (Human, Security Officer)

Location: An uncharted planet in the Gamma Quadrant

Mission: The crew of the USS Endeavour has been tasked with exploring an uncharted planet in the Gamma Quadrant. Their mission is to conduct a series of scientific experiments and collect data on the planet’s unique geological and biological features. The planet’s extreme environment, which includes high levels of radiation and atmospheric instability, makes it an ideal location for the Leonov-class EVA Space Suit.

The away team, consisting of Lt. Commander T’Pol, Ensign Nakamura, Ensign Singh, and Chief Petty Officer Martinez, don their Leonov-class EVA Space Suits and beam down to the planet’s surface. They set up a base camp and begin conducting their experiments, using the suit’s specialized sensor array to collect data on the planet’s geology and biology. They also use the suit’s retractable arm to collect samples of plant and animal life.

As they continue their research, the away team discovers a network of underground caves that appear to be home to a sentient species. The team decides to explore the caves, using the suit’s magnetic grapple system to navigate the rocky terrain. As they make their way deeper into the caves, they encounter the sentient species and are able to establish communication using the suit’s built-in translator.

The away team spends several days on the planet, conducting their experiments and learning more about the sentient species. They are able to gather a wealth of scientific data that will help expand the knowledge of the Gamma Quadrant. Thanks to the advanced technology of the Leonov-class EVA Space Suit, the away team is able to conduct their mission safely and successfully in a challenging and unfamiliar environment.

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Class Name: EVS-21 “Armstrong” Space Suit

Named after the legendary astronaut Neil Armstrong, the EVS-21 “Armstrong” Space Suit is primarily designed for extra vehicular activities, especially for Engineering Operations.

Exterior Hull Features:
The EVS-21 “Armstrong” Space Suit is designed with a sleek and modern look, following the Starfleet style elements from the Star Trek Adventures Core Rulebooks. The suit is made of reinforced tritanium alloy and features a detachable helmet with a clear polycarbonate visor that provides excellent visibility. The suit also has an advanced propulsion system with integrated thrusters for greater mobility and maneuverability.

Interior Hull Features:
The interior of the EVS-21 “Armstrong” Space Suit is equipped with a state-of-the-art life support system that includes temperature regulation, breathable air supply, and a waste management system. The suit also has an onboard computer system that displays vital information and telemetry data.

Systems:
The EVS-21 “Armstrong” Space Suit is specifically designed for Engineering Operations and is equipped with advanced sensors that allow the wearer to detect and analyze structural weaknesses, engine performance, and other vital ship systems. The suit also has built-in repair tools, such as welding torches, cutting tools, and a multi-functional tool kit.

Mission Synopsis:
On Stardate 96573.5, the USS Enterprise received a distress signal from a stranded Starfleet vessel in the Delta Quadrant. Captain James T. Kirk selected a team of six personnel for an away mission to repair the ship’s engines and restore its power.

The team consisted of Lieutenant Commander Scotty, the Chief Engineer, and his team, including Lieutenant Jones and Ensigns Patel and Kim. Lieutenant Uhura, the Communications Officer, and Doctor McCoy, the Chief Medical Officer, also accompanied the team.

The mission took place in the harsh and unforgiving environment of a gas giant’s upper atmosphere. The team had to work quickly to repair the ship’s engines before the intense pressure and winds destroyed their shuttlecraft.

The team suited up in the EVS-21 “Armstrong” Space Suits and made their way to the damaged vessel. Using the suit’s advanced sensors, Lieutenant Commander Scotty identified the damaged engine components and directed his team to begin repairs. Lieutenant Jones used the suit’s welding torch to repair the damaged engine housings, while Ensign Patel used the multi-functional tool kit to replace faulty components.

Despite the dangerous conditions, the team was able to restore power to the ship’s engines and return it to operational status. Thanks to the advanced systems and repair capabilities of the EVS-21 “Armstrong” Space Suits, the mission was a success, and the stranded Starfleet vessel was able to continue its mission in the Delta Quadrant.

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Enter this into ChatGPT for a random space suit generation.

Class Name :Use Names of Astronauts and Cosmonauts known for extra vehicular missions.

Make a Space suit with only one specialty from the following list : Command, Operations(Engineering), Operations (Security), Science (Medical), Science (Theoretical/Experimental). The Specialties are most often Command, Engineering, and Science, followed by Medical, then Security in priority. Specialties are single purpose and only for the Division these are created for, specializing for that Division and that task.: A Operations (Engineering) damage control specialty favors Structure, Sensors, Engines. Command Division specialty for use as Diplomacy and Transport variants would favor Comms, Structure, Computer. Operations (Security) Division would use Attack, Rescue, Espionage variants. Operations (Engineering) Division would use Transport and Damage Control. Science Division would use a variant optimal for Observation and Research. Variants are single purpose and only for the Division these are created for, specializing for that Division and that task.

Describe the interior and exterior hull features that makes this a common Starfleet Extra Vehicular space suit add unique features specific to this class using the Starfleet style elements of the Star Trek Adventures Core Rule books.

Describe the Systems favored for the specialty this suit is designed for. Describe the Systems using the Starfleet esthetic and Starfleet stylings from the Star Trek adventures core rulebooks.

Notable Example: A synopsis of a mission using this space suit by the appropriate Division personnel for an away mission specific to this style of space suit. Include between two and six personnel by their names and Starfleet ranks, the location where the mission occurred (planet, nebula, asteroid belt, artificial construct, moon, etc.), what the mission was meant to do and why this crew and craft were chosen.

Sources: Star Trek Adventures Core Rule Book, Star Trek Adventures Utopia Planitia, Star Trek Adventures Alpha Quadrant Supplement, Star Trek Adventure Beta Quadrant Supplement, Star Trek Adventures Delta Quadrant Supplement, Star Trek Adventures Gamma Quadrant Supplement.

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Space Suit Name: Leonov EVA Suit

Named after the first cosmonaut to perform an extra-vehicular activity (EVA) - Alexei Leonov, this Starfleet EVA suit is designed for Operations (Engineering) Division personnel with a specialty in damage control.

Exterior Hull Features:

The Leonov EVA suit is made of a lightweight, durable material with reinforced joints and seals for protection against impacts, abrasions, and extreme temperatures.
The suit has a distinct yellow and black color scheme with the Starfleet delta emblem prominently displayed on the chest and back.
The helmet features a clear, high-impact-resistant visor with an internal heads-up display (HUD) that provides data on vital signs, life support systems, and suit integrity.
The suit has built-in thrusters for maneuvering in zero-gravity environments.

Interior Hull Features:

The suit has a modular design that allows for easy customization and repair.
The suit's life support systems provide breathable air, temperature regulation, and waste management.
The suit is equipped with a data interface that can connect to ship and station systems, allowing for remote monitoring and control of suit functions.
The suit has specialized tools and sensors designed for damage control, including micro-replicators for emergency repairs.

Favored Systems:

The suit's damage control specialty favors Systems related to Structure, Sensors, and Engines.
The suit's internal HUD displays data from these Systems, allowing the wearer to quickly identify and address any issues.
The suit's built-in tools and sensors are specifically designed to interact with these Systems, allowing for efficient repairs and maintenance.

Mission Example:
Location: An unexplored planet in the Beta Quadrant
Crew:

Lieutenant Commander Johnson, Chief Engineer (wearing the Leonov EVA Suit)
Ensign Kim, Operations Officer
Ensign Patel, Science Officer
Mission: The crew is sent to investigate an unusual energy reading emanating from a deep cave system. Once inside, they discover that the cave is actually the entrance to an underground network of tunnels that leads to an ancient alien structure. The structure appears to be a power plant, but it's been dormant for centuries. The crew's mission is to reactivate the power plant and determine its purpose.
Reason for Crew and Craft: The crew is chosen for this mission because of their expertise in engineering, operations, and science. The Leonov EVA Suit is chosen for Lieutenant Commander Johnson because of its damage control specialty, which will be critical in repairing and activating the power plant. The ship chosen for this mission is the USS Phoenix, a Miranda-class vessel with advanced sensor and scanning capabilities that will assist in the crew's investigation.
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Enter into ChatGpt

Class Name : Use Names of Astronauts and Cosmonauts from the Apollo, Gemini, and Soyuz missions.

Make a Space suit with only one specialty from the following list : Command, Operations(Engineering), Operations (Security), Science (Medical), Science (Theoretical/Experimental). The Specialties are most often Command, Engineering, and Science, followed by Medical, then Security in priority.

Specialties are single purpose and only for the Division these are created for, specializing for that Division, and that task.: A Operations (Engineering) suit would prioritize for damage control specialty or maintenance in hazardous environments. Command Division specialty for use as Diplomacy and Leadership variants would favor Communications and networking with sensors for situational awareness. Operations (Security) Division would use Combat (ground and 0 G combat environments), Rescue (0 G EVA emergenicies, derelict or severely damaged starship crew rescue), Espionage (Clandestine entry of Starships or orbital platforms) variants to keep Starfleet personnel and Federation citizens protected. Operations Science Division would use a variant optimal for Observation and Research in dangerous enviornments with additional robust sensor systems and recording storage. Variants are single purpose and only for the Division these are created for, specializing for that Division and that task. An away team would be a mix of suit types relevant to the specialist wearing that suit.

Describe the interior and exterior hull features that makes this a Starfleet Extra Vehicular space suit, add unique features specific to this class, using the Starfleet style elements of the Star Trek Adventures Core Rule books and Star Trek tv shows and movies.

Describe the Systems favored for the specialty this suit is designed for. Describe the Systems using the Starfleet esthetic and Starfleet stylings from the Star Trek adventures core rulebooks.

Notable Example: A synopsis of a mission using this space suit by the appropriate Division personnel for an away mission specific to this style of space suit. Include between two and six personnel by their names and Starfleet ranks, the location where the mission occurred (planet, nebula, asteroid belt, artificial construct, moon, etc.), what the mission was meant to do and why this crew and craft were chosen.

Sources: Star Trek Adventures Core Rule Book, Star Trek Adventures Utopia Planitia, Star Trek Adventures Alpha Quadrant Supplement, Star Trek Adventure Beta Quadrant Supplement, Star Trek Adventures Delta Quadrant Supplement, Star Trek Adventures Gamma Quadrant Supplement.

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The Starfleet Extra Vehicular (EV) space suit class named after the legendary astronaut and cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova, who became the first woman to travel to space, combines the best features of the Apollo, Gemini, and Soyuz missions. This suit is designed for Operations (Engineering) Division and features a specialty in hazardous environments maintenance and damage control.

Exterior Features:

The Valentina Tereshkova class EV suit has a sleek and aerodynamic design with a predominantly white and gray color scheme, accented with black trim and the Starfleet delta emblem on the chest. The suit’s helmet is equipped with an advanced Heads Up Display (HUD) that displays vital information, including the suit’s oxygen levels, pressure, and temperature. The helmet’s visor has an anti-glare and anti-fog coating and is polarized to reduce glare from external sources, improving visibility in bright environments.

Interior Features:

The interior of the Valentina Tereshkova class EV suit is lined with a comfortable and breathable material that wicks away moisture, ensuring that the wearer remains dry and comfortable throughout their mission. The suit’s gloves are made of a high-tech material that provides excellent grip, even in wet or slippery conditions. The suit is equipped with a sophisticated life support system that provides the wearer with a regulated oxygen supply and filters out harmful chemicals and contaminants from the surrounding environment.

Systems:

The Valentina Tereshkova class EV suit is equipped with several systems designed to aid Operations (Engineering) Division personnel in hazardous environments. These include a Damage Control System (DCS) that provides the wearer with a suite of tools and instruments for repairing damaged equipment and systems, including a laser cutter, welding torch, and multi-tool. The suit’s Hazardous Environment Mobility System (HEMS) allows the wearer to move freely in low-gravity and zero-gravity environments, while the Environmental Sensors Suite (ESS) provides the wearer with real-time data on the surrounding environment, including temperature, atmospheric pressure, and radiation levels.

Mission Example:

For a recent mission to repair a damaged warp core on a stranded Federation starship in the treacherous Omega Leonis system, the Valentina Tereshkova class EV suit was the perfect choice for the Operations (Engineering) Division personnel tasked with the mission. The team included Lieutenant Commander John Smith, Chief Engineer, Lieutenant Junior Grade Alice Chang, Assistant Chief Engineer, and Ensigns Marcus Rodriguez and Sarah Kim, both Damage Control Specialists.

The mission took place on a Class-M planet in the Omega Leonis system, where the team encountered treacherous terrain, including steep cliffs and rocky outcroppings. The Valentina Tereshkova class EV suits’ Hazardous Environment Mobility System (HEMS) allowed the team to navigate this terrain with ease, while the Environmental Sensors Suite (ESS) provided them with critical data on the planet’s environment.

The team’s Damage Control System (DCS) was instrumental in repairing the damaged warp core, allowing the stranded starship to power up and return to warp speed. The mission was a success, and the Valentina Tereshkova class EV suits played a critical role in ensuring the team’s safety and success.

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Class Name: The Apollo Mission Space Suit

Specialty: Operations (Security)

Interior and Exterior Features:
The Apollo Mission Space Suit is a 24th century Starfleet Extra Vehicular Activities suit with a primary focus on security operations. The suit has an armored exterior shell made of a durable tritanium alloy, providing protection against physical and energy-based attacks. The suit’s interior is equipped with an advanced life support system that includes a compact oxygen and carbon dioxide scrubber, a water recycling system, and a waste management system. The suit’s helmet has a transparent aluminum faceplate that can withstand extreme temperatures and impacts.

The suit’s primary feature is its Tactical Maneuvering System (TMS), a compact jet propulsion system that enables the wearer to maneuver in zero-gravity environments quickly. The TMS includes miniature thrusters that are integrated into the suit’s arms, legs, and backpack, allowing the wearer to make precise movements and adjustments. The suit also features an emergency beacon that can be activated to alert nearby ships or personnel in the event of an emergency.

Systems Favored for Operations (Security) Specialty:
The Apollo Mission Space Suit is designed with systems favored for security operations. The suit’s sensor suite includes a long-range active sensor system that can detect the presence of other ships and personnel at great distances. The suit is also equipped with a compact tactical computer that can be used to analyze sensor data and make strategic decisions. The suit’s communication system includes a secure, encrypted channel that can be used to transmit sensitive information to other personnel or ships.

Mission Example:
Location: A remote research station on a distant planet
Crew: Lieutenant Commander Michael Smith (Operations (Security)), Lieutenant T’Zan (Operations (Security)), Ensign David Chang (Operations (Engineering)), Doctor Emma Rodriguez (Science (Medical))
Mission: Investigate reports of unauthorized access to the research station’s computer systems and determine the source of the security breach.

Lieutenant Commander Smith and Lieutenant T’Zan don their Apollo Mission Space Suits and use the TMS to maneuver around the research station’s exterior. They quickly locate the source of the security breach, a small drone that has been hacked and reprogrammed to infiltrate the station’s systems. Ensign Chang joins them to disable the drone, and Doctor Rodriguez monitors their progress from inside the station’s laboratory.

With the drone disabled, the team analyzes the data it collected and identifies the source of the security breach. They report their findings to the research station’s commanding officer, who initiates additional security measures to prevent further breaches. The team returns to the station, satisfied with their successful mission to protect the research station and its personnel.

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Class Name: Gagarin-Class Space Suit

The Gagarin-Class Space Suit is designed for Command Division personnel and is optimized for Diplomacy and Leadership variants during Extra Vehicular Activities (EVA) in space. The exterior hull features the iconic Starfleet design with a sleek, streamlined profile, and is made of advanced composite materials that provide excellent thermal insulation and protection against micrometeoroid impacts. The suit is equipped with a built-in thruster pack for maneuverability in microgravity environments, allowing for precise movements during diplomatic or leadership tasks.

The interior of the Gagarin-Class Space Suit is designed with comfort and functionality in mind. It includes a state-of-the-art life support system that regulates temperature, humidity, and oxygen levels, ensuring the well-being of the wearer during long-duration EVAs. The suit also features an advanced heads-up display (HUD) system that provides real-time data on environmental conditions, communication channels, and sensor readings, enhancing situational awareness during diplomatic or leadership missions.

The Systems favored for the Gagarin-Class Space Suit are focused on communication and networking, as well as sensor capabilities. The suit is equipped with a powerful subspace communication system that allows for secure communication with other members of the away team, as well as with the starship or orbital platforms. It also has enhanced sensor systems, including long-range sensors for detecting anomalies or potential threats, and specialized sensors for analyzing diplomatic or leadership situations.

Notable Example:

Mission: Diplomatic Negotiations on Planet Zelora IV

Crew Members:

Captain Maria RamĂ­rez - Commanding Officer of USS Enterprise, Rank: Captain
Lieutenant Commander Michael Chen - Chief Diplomatic Officer, Rank: Lieutenant Commander

Location: Planet Zelora IV, a Class M planet known for its rich dilithium deposits and strategic importance in the Alpha Quadrant.

Mission Details: The Federation has been invited to participate in diplomatic negotiations with the Zeloran government to establish a new trade agreement. Captain Ramírez leads the away team in the Gagarin-Class Space Suits to meet with the Zeloran High Council. Lieutenant Commander Chen, wearing the Gagarin-Class Space Suit optimized for Diplomacy, utilizes the advanced communication and networking capabilities of the suit to establish a secure channel of communication with the Zeloran diplomats. The suit’s sensors provide real-time data on the Zeloran’s body language and emotional state, aiding in the negotiation process. With the precise maneuverability provided by the thruster pack, Lieutenant Commander Chen navigates the zero-gravity environment of the Zeloran High Council chamber with ease, maintaining a diplomatic and professional demeanor. The mission is a success, and the away team returns to the USS Enterprise with a new trade agreement in place, strengthening diplomatic relations between the Federation and Zelora IV. The Gagarin-Class Space Suit proves to be a crucial tool in facilitating effective diplomatic negotiations in space environments, showcasing its specialized capabilities for Command Division personnel.