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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #225d80" | Command
| [[Captain|Captain]] • [[Head of Personnel|Head of Personnel]] • [[Chief Engineer|Chief Engineer]] • [[Chief Medical Officer|Chief Medical Officer]] • [[Head of Security|Head of Security]] • [[Quartermaster|Quartermaster]] • [[Research Director|Research Director]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #334e6d" | Nanotrasen Representatives
| [[Officer "Blue Shield"|Officer "Blue Shield"]] • [[Magistrate|Magistrate]] • [[Nanotrasen Representative|Nanotrasen Representative]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #a40000" | Security
| [[Head of Security|Head of Security]] • [[Warden|Warden]] • [[Brigmedic|Brigmedic]] • [[Detective|Detective]] • [[Security Officer|Security Officer]] • [[Security Cadet|Security Cadet]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #69346c" | Science
| [[Research Director|Research Director]] • [[Roboticist|Roboticist]] • [[Scientist|Scientist]] • [[Research Assistant|Research Assistant]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #d2a000" | Engineering
| [[Chief Engineer|Chief Engineer]] • [[Atmospheric Technician|Atmospheric Technician]] • [[Station Engineer|Station Engineer]] • [[Technical Assistant|Technical Assistant]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: gray" | Silicon
| [[Station AI|Station AI]] • [[Cyborg|Cyborg]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #5f8ca5" | Medical
| [[Chief Medical Officer|Chief Medical Officer]] • [[Chemist|Chemist]] • [[Paramedic|Paramedic]] • [[Surgeon|Surgeon]] • [[Medical Doctor|Medical Doctor]] • [[Psychologist|Psychologist]] • [[Medical Intern|Medical Intern]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #846326" | Cargo
| [[Quartermaster|Quartermaster]] • [[Cargo Technician|Cargo Technician]] • [[Mail Technician|Mail Technician]] • [[Salvage Lead|Salvage Lead]] • [[Salvage Specialist|Salvage Specialist]] • [[Mining Specialist|Mining Specialist]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: black" | Law
| [[Magistrate|Magistrate]] • [[Internal Affairs Agent|Internal Affairs Agent]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #3d700c" | Service
| [[Head of Personnel|Head of Personnel]] • [[Bartender|Bartender]] • [[Botanist|Botanist]] • [[Chaplain|Chaplain]] • [[Chef|Chef]] • [[Clown|Clown]] • [[Janitor|Janitor]] • [[Librarian|Librarian]] • [[Mime|Mime]] • [[Musician|Musician]] • [[Assistant|Assistant]] • [[Service Worker|Service Worker]] • [[Zookeeper|Zookeeper]] • [[Reporter|Reporter]] • [[Boxer|Boxer]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #9f2828" | Antagonists
| [[Traitor|Traitor]] • [[Nuclear Operatives|Nuclear Operatives]] • [[Xenoborgs|Xenoborgs]] • [[Vampire|Vampire]] • [[SELF Agent|SELF Agent]] • [[Changeling|Changeling]] • [[Thief|Thief]] • [[Revolutionary|Revolutionary]] • [[Initial Infected|Initial Infected]] • [[Zombie|Zombie]] • [[Ninja|Ninja]] • [[Abductors|Abductors]] • [[Space Dragon|Space Dragon]] • [[Revenant|Revenant]] • [[Syndicate Reinforcements|Syndicate Reinforcements]] • [[Lone Operative|Lone Operative]] • [[Terror Spider|Terror Spider]] • [[Brighteye|Brighteye]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: teal" | Other
| [[Animals|Animals]] • [[Sentient Machine|Sentient Machine]] • [[Personal AI|Personal AI]] • [[Visitors|Visitors]]
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! colspan="2" style="font-weight: bold; font-style: italic;" | Roles
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #225d80" | Command
| [[Captain|Captain]] • [[Head of Personnel|Head of Personnel]] • [[Chief Engineer|Chief Engineer]] • [[Chief Medical Officer|Chief Medical Officer]] • [[Head of Security|Head of Security]] • [[Quartermaster|Quartermaster]] • [[Research Director|Research Director]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #334e6d" | Nanotrasen Representatives
| [[Officer "Blue Shield"|Officer "Blue Shield"]] • [[Magistrate|Magistrate]] • [[Nanotrasen Representative|Nanotrasen Representative]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #a40000" | Security
| [[Head of Security|Head of Security]] • [[Warden|Warden]] • [[Brigmedic|Brigmedic]] • [[Detective|Detective]] • [[Security Officer|Security Officer]] • [[Security Cadet|Security Cadet]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #69346c" | Science
| [[Research Director|Research Director]] • [[Roboticist|Roboticist]] • [[Scientist|Scientist]] • [[Research Assistant|Research Assistant]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #d2a000" | Engineering
| [[Chief Engineer|Chief Engineer]] • [[Atmospheric Technician|Atmospheric Technician]] • [[Station Engineer|Station Engineer]] • [[Technical Assistant|Technical Assistant]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: gray" | Silicon
| [[Station AI|Station AI]] • [[Cyborg|Cyborg]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #5f8ca5" | Medical
| [[Chief Medical Officer|Chief Medical Officer]] • [[Chemist|Chemist]] • [[Paramedic|Paramedic]] • [[Surgeon|Surgeon]] • [[Medical Doctor|Medical Doctor]] • [[Psychologist|Psychologist]] • [[Medical Intern|Medical Intern]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #846326" | Cargo
| [[Quartermaster|Quartermaster]] • [[Cargo Technician|Cargo Technician]] • [[Mail Technician|Mail Technician]] • [[Salvage Lead|Salvage Lead]] • [[Salvage Specialist|Salvage Specialist]] • [[Mining Specialist|Mining Specialist]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: black" | Law
| [[Magistrate|Magistrate]] • [[Internal Affairs Agent|Internal Affairs Agent]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #3d700c" | Service
| [[Head of Personnel|Head of Personnel]] • [[Bartender|Bartender]] • [[Botanist|Botanist]] • [[Chaplain|Chaplain]] • [[Chef|Chef]] • [[Clown|Clown]] • [[Janitor|Janitor]] • [[Librarian|Librarian]] • [[Mime|Mime]] • [[Musician|Musician]] • [[Assistant|Assistant]] • [[Service Worker|Service Worker]] • [[Zookeeper|Zookeeper]] • [[Reporter|Reporter]] • [[Boxer|Boxer]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: #9f2828" | Antagonists
| [[Traitor|Traitor]] • [[Nuclear Operatives|Nuclear Operatives]] • [[Xenoborgs|Xenoborgs]] • [[Vampire|Vampire]] • [[SELF Agent|SELF Agent]] • [[Changeling|Changeling]] • [[Thief|Thief]] • [[Revolutionary|Revolutionary]] • [[Initial Infected|Initial Infected]] • [[Zombie|Zombie]] • [[Ninja|Ninja]] • [[Abductors|Abductors]] • [[Space Dragon|Space Dragon]] • [[Revenant|Revenant]] • [[Syndicate Reinforcements|Syndicate Reinforcements]] • [[Lone Operative|Lone Operative]] • [[Terror Spider|Terror Spider]] • [[Brighteye|Brighteye]]
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|style = "font-weight: bold;background-color: teal" | Other
| [[Animals|Animals]] • [[Sentient Machine|Sentient Machine]] • [[Personal AI|Personal AI]] • [[Visitors|Visitors]]
|}

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Thief

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Puroseki: Baseline Thief page. Could potentially benefit from a Tips/Tricks section, or a section on how Crew should "fight back" against Thieves, though I personally thinking encouraging Crew to get gungho and deny Thief gameplay could lead to uninteresting rounds for all involved.

{| class=wikitable width="100%"
! colspan="2" align="center"| Antagonist
|- style="color:{{{jobTextColour|#ffffff}}};"
| colspan="2" align="center"| '''{{{roleTitle|Thief}}}'''
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| rowspan="7" width="10%" align="center"| [[File:THIEF.png|alt=Image of a Thief|128px]] 
'''{{{roleTitle|Thief}}}'''
|
'''Roleplay Expectations:''' {{{roleplayExpectactions|Average}}} 
'''Required Game Knowledge:''' {{{RequiredGameKnowledge|Above Average}}} 
'''Hours Required:''' Overall: 12h 
'''Access:''' {{{access|Whatever your job normally has}}} 
'''Supervisors:''' {{{supervisors|None}}} 
'''Subordinates:''' {{{subordinates|None}}} 
'''Goals:''' {{{goals|Steal what your heart desires'''}}} 
'''Guides:''' {{{guides|This is the guide.}}}
|}
Thieves are petty yet crafty criminals who can't keep their hands to themselves. Forcefully injected with a '''pacifism implant''' after a previous arrest, they are incapable of combat but won't give up until they steal everything they need to perfect their personal collection.

= Overview =
As a Thief, there's only one thing you'll ever have to do, and it's also the one thing you're good at. Stealing things from people. You start with a couple perks to assist in accomplishing the heist of your dreams.

* '''Thieving Beacon:''' A piece of equipment that, depending on your objectives, will likely be '''required''' to succeed. Pick a secluded spot, set it on the floor, and unfold it. When the escape shuttle leaves at the end of the round, it will teleport anything around it to your secret vault, considering it successfully stolen. It can be folded back up and moved if you don't want to leave it in one place for too long.
* '''Undetermined Thieving Satchel:''' Everything you need to pull off your master plan... or at least most of it. When interacted with you'll get to choose '''two''' bundles of useful items out of a list of seven. It'll then transform into a Smuggler's Satchel with everything you chose inside, which has the ability to be hidden under floor panels.
* '''Pickpocketing:''' The ability to swipe things off people without them even knowing. Click the button on your UI to toggle it on and off. When you go to strip items off people in close range, you'll be able to take them completely silently. Be careful though, as if that Security Officer notices his ID just magically disappeared out of his pockets, he might put the pieces together...

Of course though, with all upsides come a downside. '''Pacifism.''' Part of being a Thief is the complete inability to harm anyone for any reason. No swinging things at people, no firing weapons at all, you can't even throw a heavy object for fear it may hit someone. In a pinch you can still push people over or slip people, but if you're being chased by all of Security for blasting open the wall to the Captain's office, that won't be enough. That's why being stealthy and keeping your actions under wraps are vital to succeeding as a Thief.

= Tools of the Trade =
A heist is nothing without planning it out beforehand, so think long and hard about your Thief Kit options before you choose. Remember, you only get two!
{| class="wikitable sortable"
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!
!Name
!Description
!Contents
|-
|[[File:MedTak beacon implanter.png|center|64px]]
|Anatomy Kit
|A kit based on modifying your body to help you get out of sticky situations.
|Storage Implanter x1 DNA Scrambler Implanter x1 Ephedrine Bottle x1 Syringe x1 Empty Shaker x1 Omega Soap x1
|-
|[[File:Composition C-4.png|center|64px]]
|Breacher Kit
|Break into places you don't belong, and if you can't break in, blast your way in.
|C4 x2 Multitool x1 Remote Signaler x1 Jaw of Life x1 Advanced Welder x1 Engineering Goggles x1 Insulated Gloves x1
|-
|[[File:Chameleon projector.png|center|64px]]
|Chameleon Kit
|Disguise yourself as anyone or anything.
|Chameleon Clothing Set Agent ID x1 Chameleon Projector x1 Fake Mindshield Implant x1
|-
|[[File:Telecrystal.png|center|64px]]
|Syndie Kit
|A set of generally useful Syndicate items that should be helpful in most situations.
|Camera Bug x1 Access Breaker x1 Interdyne Cigarettes x1 Radio Jammer x1 Lighter x1 Stimulant Injector x1 A sheet of paper with one Syndicate codeword on it Telecrystals x10
|-
|[[File:Nitrous oxide tank.png|center|64px]]
|Sleeper Kit
|Put anyone in your way to sleep, and keep them asleep until you're long gone.
|Sleepy Nitrous Oxide Tank x1 Healium Tank x1 Nocturine Bottle x2 Tazinide Bottle x1 Hypopen x1
|-
|[[File:Nuclear operative radio.png|center|64px]]
|Communicator Kit
|The three best tools to get you what you want. Lies, secrets, and money.
|Master Encryption Key x1 Binary Key x1 Cybersun Pen x1 Voice Mask Implanter x1 20k Spesos in a Briefcase
|-
|[[File:Fulton.png|center|64px]]
|Smuggler Kit
|Once you've got your hands on something, ensure it's gone for good.
|Fulton Beacon x1 Fulton x10 SmokeGrenade x3 Invisible Crate x1
|}

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Medical Intern

2026-05-29T14:34:29Z

Puroseki: Playtime fix.

{{RolePageHeader
|department=Medical
|roleTitle=Medical Intern
|img=MI.png
|roleplayExpectations=Easy
|RequiredGameKnowledge=Above Average
|hoursRequired= Medical: -10h
|access=Maintenance, Medical
|supervisors=[[Chief Medical Officer]], [[Medical Doctor]]
|subordinates=None
|responsibilities=Heal people.
|guides=[[Medical]], [[Medicine]], [[Virology|Virology]], [[Cryogenic Pods|Cryogenic Pods]], [[Impossibility|Surgery]]}}
This role is functionally identical to [[Medical Doctor]]. The only difference is that it is meant for players new to the [[Medical]] department similar to the [[Technical Assistant]] and [[Security Cadet]] roles. Make sure to listen to your superiors, primarily the Chief Medical Officer, but also the more experienced Medical Doctors. There's a reason why you're the intern and not them.

== Learning experience ==
As a medical intern, your primary goal is to listen and follow your assigned trainer at all times. You will learn the basis on how to treat people, how to use chemicals, and how to handle bodies and prioritize patients. Usually you'll be assigned to a medical doctor to gain experience, though if you're lucky you might be able to be trained by the CMO themselves. The are several restrictions to prevent accidental (or intentional) malpractice as a medical intern, which are:

* They can't use chemicals without supervisions
* They must stay with their assigned trainer
* They cannot perform elective surgeries for obvious reasons
* They can be relegated the duties of a medical doctor in emergencies.

See [[Medical Doctor]] for more information.

[[Category:Roles]]
[[Category:Medical Roles]]

Technical Assistant

2026-05-29T14:34:05Z

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{{RolePageHeader
|department=Engineering
|roleTitle=Technical Assistant
|img=TA.png
|roleplayExpectations=Easy
|RequiredGameKnowledge=Average
|hoursRequired= Overall: 1h, Engineering: -10h
|access=Engineering, External, Maintenance
|supervisors=[[Chief Engineer]], [[Atmospheric Technician]] [[Station Engineer]]
|subordinates=None
|responsibilities=Learning Enginering
|guides=[[Construction|Guide to Construction]], [[Power|Guide to Power]], [[Atmospheric Technician|Guide to Atmospherics]]}}
Learn how to rebuild walls, fix windows, repair airlocks, and fix hull breaches (spaced areas).

== Starting Out ==

Technical Assistant might be your first real job on the station after spending a few rounds as a Assistant, or you chose to jump right in and get your hands dirty. You may have a lot of job experience under your belt, or you may have none. Whatever the case, this job is about learning <s> and giving out your departments resources to whoever asks for them. </s> Many people will be more than willing to teach if you ask around. Just tell them you are new and someone will eventually have time to help you between fixing the station and keeping the singularity from getting loose.

== Learning Plan ==

These are most of the learning packages. It is unlikely that a TA will receive training all areas in their time as a TA. The numbering is a recommended order but can be taught in any order

{| class="wikitable"
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! Package !! Task !! Description
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| 1 || Gearing up || What equipment has to be put on the body and into the bag at every shift start
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| 2 || SOP || Learning about the Engineering SOP
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| 3 || AME || Learning the AntiMatter Engine
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| 4 || Tesla Engine || Setting and maintaining Tesla
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| 5 || Singularity Engine || Setting and maintaining the Singularity
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| 6 || Front Desk Duty || Handling visitors, using computer monitors using the comms
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| 7 || Cables || LV(Green), MV(Yellow) and HV(Brown) cabling
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| 8 || Solars || How to set up solar panels and how to fix them
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| 9 || Batteries || SMES, Substations and APCs
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| 10 || Doors || How to hack them
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| 11 || Constructions || Using the construction menu under the key "c" for things like building walls
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| 12 || Spacings || How to create and fix hull breaches
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| 13 || RCD || Abilities and limits of the RCD and how to use it
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| 14 || Atmos Distro || How to set up the stations air supply
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| 15 || Atmos Waste || How to set up the stations gas waste disposal
|}

== Power ==
''Main article: [[Power|Guide to Power]]''

As a Technical Assistant, you will want to familiarize yourself with the different power sources on the station. The [[Power|Guide to Power]] will be an excellent source for learning the basics of the power sources, but it won't explain everything. The best teacher is experience!

== Other Responsibilities ==

A good skill to learn is [[hacking|hacking doors]], as this will let you <s>quickly</s> eventually get in and out of spaced areas that you don't have access to .

== Things To Keep In Mind ==
* Engineering can be very overwhelming. Do not try to learn everything on your first shift, and don't be embarrassed to ask questions. It takes time to get the hang of things!
* If you end up spacing the entire station, just blame it on your inexperience or the person teaching you. No one will mind too much.

[[Category:Roles]]
[[Category:Engineering Roles]]

Mining Specialist

2026-05-29T14:33:34Z

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{{RolePageHeader|department=Cargo|roleTitle=Mining Specialist|img=Mining Specialist.png|roleplayExpectations=Easy|RequiredGameKnowledge=Average|hoursRequired=Cargo: 3h, Overall: 5h|access=Cargo, External, Maintenance, Salvage (?)|supervisors=[[Head of Personnel]], [[Quartermaster]]|subordinates=None|responsibilities=Mine for ores and artifact fragments, explore asteroids, and convert raw ores into usable materials|guides=Cargo SOP, this guide}}''When i was a hatchling, i yearned for the mines''

== Overview ==
As a miner, you have been given the responsibility of gathering materials for the good of the station using your mining tools. Generally speaking, you might work alongside other fellow miners or do joint operations with salvage specialists but at the end of the day, you're here to break rock and stone.

The following gear are issued to you to ensure a safe-ish and efficient mining:

* '''Pickaxe''': capable of breaking rocks easily and make as an emergency weapon in a pinch. Use wide swings to hit more rocks at once!
* '''orebag''': A waist bag with a built-in magnet to automatically collect ores, a very handy equipment for ore collection
* '''Mining Hardsuit''': a hardsuit designed for mining purposes and allows off-station trips.
* '''GPS''': To know the coordinates you are incase you get lost
* '''handheld radio''': Maintains contact even during power outages or far away from the station
* '''Ore processor''': A heavy machinery capable of converting raw ores into usable materials
* '''Salvage Magnet''': A magnet used to bring in debris and asteroids for exploration
* '''Flashlight / flares''': Since your suit doesn't come with a flashlight, better prep them for lighting.

If you're lucky enough to get tickets to purchase better gear, or SCI provides you with it, you might be able to get these items too:

* '''Ore scanner''': a portable scanner that reveals ores hidden inside rocks without needing direct line of sight
* '''Advanced ore scanner''': an ore scanner with a wider range of detection
* '''Drill''': a fast attacking drill that can break rocks quickly
* '''Diamond tipped drill''': a drill that deals very high damage to rocks, making mining a breeze
* '''Ore bag of holding''': An orebag that can hold a very large amount of ores.
* '''handheld mass scanner''': to show you nearby mass of objects, making navigation easier.
* '''Industrial ore processor''': makes more materials per ore, a very good machine to get early on.

== Into the caves ==
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Security Cadet

2026-05-29T14:32:54Z

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{{RolePageHeader
|department=Security
|roleTitle=Security Cadet
|img=SECCAD.png
|roleplayExpectations=Average
|RequiredGameKnowledge=Average
|hoursRequired=Overall: 16h, Security: -20h
|access=Brig, Maintenance, Security, Service
|supervisors=[[Head of Security]], [[Security Officer]], [[Warden]] (to some extent)
|subordinates=None
|responsibilities=Learn to serve, protect, and baton
|guides=[[Corporate Law]], [[Security Officer]], this page}}
Learn how to <s>beat people to within an inch of their life without going overboard</s> serve your fellow man!

== Starting Out ==

Security Cadet might be your first real job on the station after spending a few rounds as a passenger, or maybe you made the '''enormous''' mistake of trying this out as your first role. To be clear, this is not a role for absolute beginners. If you are unprepared for the hardship that comes with this job, I. E. if you do not know what the hell you're doing, do not take it on. Try out the [[Medical Intern]] or [[Technical Assistant]] training roles first, get a feel for what's normal and what's not, then come back.

== The Art of Listening ==

The most important thing to do when you are starting out as a security officer is to '''listen''' to what your commanding officer, the crew, the passengers, and even the clowns are saying to you. If you fly off the handle when confronted with a slightly irritating situation, you will immediately be labeled as "shitsec," and the people will be right to rise against you. The greatest tool in your tool-belt is not the baton, it's your ears. When you listen, you will know how to defuse a situation. When you listen, you will come to understand who is lying and who is telling the truth. Some people are bad at speaking, give them the benefit of the doubt and ask follow up questions. Be a good listener.

=== Negotiations Have Broken Down ===

Sometimes, there's nothing you can do. The security officers before you were bad at listening, bad at communicating, but very good at showing crew members the business end of their batons. Now, they have it out for you. You are going to need to know how to defend yourself. See the [[Security Officer]] guide for details on the tools at your disposal.

== Authority ==

As a Security Cadet, you have a lot of pressure put on you to perform well. Do not allow this to get to you. You are expected to call in more experienced people to deal with situations that you are unsure of. If you take the law into your own hands too quickly, there can be consequences under [[Space Law]]. Familiarize yourself with this as well as you can, but know there's room for goofing up. Don't allow your authority to get to your head and take things too far, but also don't allow clown murder to become the norm. No one likes clown murder.

== Tips ==

* Trust goes in this order:
# Command Staff
# Security Staff (except [[Lawyer|Lawyers]])
# Lawyers
# Crew
# Passengers
# Clowns
# Mimes

* Find a more experienced officer to pair up with

* Listen to your radio and the people around you

* Police brutality is funny, but the last resort

* Get good at communicating with others

* ALWAYS listen to Head of Security. What they say goes

[[Category:Roles]]
[[Category:Security Roles]]

Brigmedic

2026-05-29T14:32:25Z

Puroseki: Playtime fix.

{{RolePageHeader|department=Security|roleTitle=Brigmedic|img=BRIGMEDIC.png|roleplayExpectations=Above Average|hoursRequired=Security Officer: 10h, Paramedic: 5h, Medical: 15h|access=Maintenance, Medical, Security, Brig, Service? (please update if im wrong about service)|supervisors=[[Head of Security]], [[Warden]]|subordinates=[[Security Cadet]], [[Security Officer]] (sometimes)|responsibilities=Retrieve or heal hurt prisoners, security staff, command sometimes|guides=[[Corporate Law]], [[Security Officer]], [[Medical]], [[Medicine]], [[Chemistry]]|RequiredGameKnowledge=Above Average}}

You are now a Brigmedic, you are to <s>babysit</s> heal [[security]], [[prisoners]], and [[command]].

== Equipment ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Item
!Description
|-
|'''Tactical Jet Injector'''
|A tactical jet injector, has the same capacity as the regular medical jet injectors (10u) but has a quicker inject time 
|-
|'''Security Monitor Tablet'''
|It is unique handheld crew monitor, it is much like the paramedic's handheld monitor which tracks people under a certain health, but the brigmed handheld tracks all of security, it tracks everyone with a security ID, weather that be stolen or given (so if the Head of Security gets there ID changed to captain, they will no longer show up on the tablet)
|-
|'''Brigmedic/corpsman Glasses/Hud'''
|These are special glasses that mix together other glasses all into one. First off the glasses offer flash protection unlike the huds that do not offer flash protection, Secondly both the brigmedic and corpsman eyewear have sec-glasses property, so you will be able to see the icon of peoples ID and see if that person is mind-shielded and they also come with the med-hud feature of being able to see peoples current health, now the brigmed versions of the eyewear have the chem goggle feature to see what chemicals are in a given container, and the corpsman version does not include this feature
|}

Warden

2026-05-29T14:31:42Z

Puroseki: Playtime fix.

{{RolePageHeader|access=Brig, Maintenance, Security, Service, Warden's Office, Armory|department=Security|guides=[[Corporate Law]], [[Weapons]], [[Contraband]], [[Security SOP]]|RequiredGameKnowledge=Hard|responsibilities=Patrol the security department, hand out weapons from the armory, and ensure prisoners are being processed and released in order.|roleplayExpectations=Hard|roleTitle=Warden|subordinates=[[Security Officer]], [[Security Cadet]], [[Detective]]|supervisors=[[Head of Security]]|img=Warden.png|hoursRequired=Security Officer: 15h
Detective: 1h
Brigmedic: 5h}}

Finally decided to put on the big boots and right the wrongs you've seen happen?

Well, with the swagger that Armory Access and the Energy Shotgun brings comes a mountain of responsibilities. Responsibilities on which the performance of the rest of the department depend. Your duties shift from chasing the miscreants to ensuring they're being treated according to the [[Corporate Law]] all the while the arresting parties followed their [[Security SOP]].

Let's run an overview of what you're most likely going to be doing each shift, lest something unforeseen happens

== Gearing up ==
Just as your title, your office carries a lot of improved gear utilities which you can find in your locker.
{| class="wikitable"
!Item
!Description
|-
|<center>'''Enegry Shotgun'''[[File:WeaponEnergyShotgun.png|center|64x64px]]
|Comes in two fire modes, lethal an disabling barrages. The Disabling Barrage is an excellent way to stop a prison break, quell a riot or for any other reason in which you need to non lethally detain someone. The Lethal mode is quite powerful, capable of dealing serious damaged to even the most armored targets. Make sure you know which mode to use before you use it, since the shotgun comes set on lethal mode. Carrying this on your back is acceptable and expected at all times while within the security department. Taking this shotgun out to the bar for a drink would be a bad idea as it can be stolen very easily, most antags that see you with it alone outside security will surely make their attempt to steal it.
|-
|<center>'''Warden's Rubber Stamp'''[[File:RubberStampWarden.png|center|64x64px]]
|Use this Stamp to verify any documentation you may fill out during your shift. Approve armory weapons requests, fill out arrest reports, approve departmental searches or permanent confinement. Send a DNR request to the captain bearing your seal of recommendation.
|-
|<center>'''Armory Remote'''[[File:DoorRemoteArmory.png|center|64x64px]]
|Although it's called the 'Armory Remote', it also works on all security doors except the Head of Security's Office. Use it to remotely Open/Close, Bolt or Emergency Access Armory and Security EVA doors if the station needs security armed in a timely fashion. One, if not the most important items you will '''keep on you'''.
|-
|<center>'''Binoculars'''[[File:Binoculars.png|center|64x64px]]
|Great to peep on your inmates, especially if you have a clear view into the genpop area. Allows you to view further than you usually would.
|}

== Your duties ==
The duties bestowed upon you are a far cry from the action you used to get out in the field. But you may soon find that the lead of the bullet doesn't come near the damage the lead of a pencil can cause with mishandled paperwork or one wrong Armory weapon handout.

=== Staying within security ===
Although not absolutely necessary, you are expected to be present when needed. Most of your duties are within security, wardenloosing elsewhere for the whole shift will not only result in your team's annoyance, but the annoyance of other ''malevolent'' beings. Similarly, you're not only not expected to go and chase criminals, but you are forbidden as per the [https://ss14-starlight.wiki/Security_SOP#Warden Warden SOP]. Patrol around your department, manage who gets let in and out, keep guns and contraband in the armory and don't leave out any security gear and weapons in the processing room.

==== Processing Contraband ====
With your easy access to the Armory, security officers and cadets will look to you to either open up the Armory or just hand you contraband for safe storage. Some may even ask for paperwork to keep an occasional bit of contraband, just make sure you're not breaking any [[Server rules (Starlight)]] or [https://ss14-starlight.wiki/Security_SOP#Warden Warden SOP]. Check out [[Contraband]] to see whether or not you should hand something out. Most armories come with a contraband crate or a locker for easy organizing.

==== Brigging Procedures ====
Although some officers may take it upon themselves to process deviants they catch, your duty is to ensure that the time given fits the crime committed. Overrule detainments you deem not lawful. Visit [[Corporate Law]] and check out the [https://ss14-starlight.wiki/Corporate_Law#Penal_Code Penal Code] section to verify if you're unsure.

As per the Standards of Procedure, do take into account their behaviour, whether they're a first time offender, what the context was prior to sentencing to ensure fairness. Along with the incarceration of crew, your duty is also the release. Make sure a security officer didn't perma a prisoner either by accident or without your approval. Visit your prisoners, quell any rebellion, see that the brig isn't being actively damaged, no escapes happening and no prisoner is dying. Even though criminals, arrested crew is still '''protected by the [[Corporate Law]]''' and you must see that they receive medical treatment, allowing them to talk to the [[Internal Affairs Agent]] if one is present and have their needs met if possible.

Some criminals you catch will be unhappy and may decide to cause mayhem and trouble even while confined to their new home. Luckily for you, there are options to choose
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Item
!Description
|-
|<center>'''Electropack'''[[File:ClothingElectropack.png|center|64x64px]]
|This backpack can be linked to a remote signaller to remotely dispense action stopping shocks. It will knock the wearer down for a short period and inflict 5 shock damage. Use it sparingly as to not send the wearer into critical condition. Excellent for use on non-cooperative prisoners. The wearer is unable to take this off of themselves by their lonesome.
|-
|<center>'''Straightjacket'''[[File:ClothingStraightJacket.png|center|64x64px]]
|Similarly to the electropack, the straightjacket is a tool best used against dangerous individuals. They take a while to put on but once it's on, it's not coming off easily. It prevents the wearer from committing most actions.
|-
|<center>'''Chemicals'''[[File:Syringe.png|center|64x64px]]
|Ask your [[Brigmedic]] to synthesize some Pax or similar psychotics to calm down and otherwise pacify the unruly bunch. Ensure your Brigmedic doesn't cross any lines and that they don't breach SOP by synthesizing something that would be considered contraband even for them.
|}

== Security Budget ==
The Security department gets it's own budget. Since the Head of Security will most likely be busy with their other command duties, you may use your Security Request Console to print slips which you can take to cargo to make orders for anything your department might need, i.e. more zipties, cuffs, medical supplies for the [[Brigmedic]], basic materials for the SecFab.

Every person within the security department can access this console, but some Cargo Techs may decide not to accept these slips if they lack proper authorization, in that case, your team might come to you for your stamp. On some stations, the Request Console is only in your office, so you will be approached a lot.

== Armory ==
The holy grail of security. The toybox that all crew envies. And you have the keys to it.

On most stations, the Armory is split into two sections, Blue Alert and Red Alert. The Blue Alert portion contains some spare disablers and similar non-lethal or less-than-lethal options. While the Red One has the fun stuff. Even though some come with Security Hardsuits, there's most likely a Security EVA room somewhere nearby that you will want to Emergency Access for them if such need should arise. Do keep in mind that Security parading around the station donning the full hardsuit while on Green is not a good luck for you, the HoS and the department itself.

You are in charge of it. If security has troubles handling some dangerous critters, you may file paperwork with them to hand out some more appropriate ammunition or more firepower. While it is at your discretion, do make sure you don't hand out something you shouldn't. A miner or a salvager might come asking for a weapon to take with them, ask them questions, weigh your options and possible outcomes.

Red Alert calls for the emergency authorization of the Armory for all security personnel, in such cases, coordinate with your team and [[Head of Security]] on whether or not you will arm the crew as well. While most command outranks you, you are still in charge of the Armory and even on red alert, you may choose not to give the CE the LMG for reasons they simply cannot comprehend.

[[Security Officer]]<nowiki/>s and the [[Detective]] will also often ask for ammo refills, which you can print from the SecFab found inside.

== Paperwork ==
Even though paperwork is not required, it is a good way to keep track of someone's behaviour, especially during stressful shifts. After all, getting the captain to approve a DNR is a much easier task when you present a nicely formatted document listing all their misbehaving.

Luckily, on most stations, your office comes with a Fax Machine, Document Printers and plenty of papers and folders.

== Tips ==

* Your Locker comes with Combat Gloves, make sure you wear them as the prisoners may break glass, possibly exposing electrified grilles.
* You also get a set of Binoculars, especially useful on stations where your office has a clear view towards the brig so you can watch them from the comfort of your chair.
* With the possible downtime between arrests or, stuff happening, your role can be very roleplay friendly.
* The downtime can be used to manage paperwork so you're ready if needed.
* With your power to have the last say on the sentencing, do not be afraid to push for roleplay and dish out parole, set up confidential informants and send out rats back into the syndicate den!

Captain

2026-05-29T14:30:46Z

Puroseki: Playtime fix.

{{RolePageHeader|department=[[Roles#Command|Command]]|roleTitle=Captain|img=Captain.png|roleplayExpectations=High|RequiredGameKnowledge=Extensive|hoursRequired=Command: 25h, Security: 20h, Medical: 20h, Engineering: 20h|access=All Access|supervisors=Central Command, Nanotrasen Representative's|subordinates=All members of the station (not including visitors)|responsibilities=Delegate tasks to heads of staff, manage station stability, protect the nuclear authentication disk at all times, ensure that the crew is not revolting or causing too much mayhem|guides=[[Command Guide]], [[Command SOP]]}}The Captain. The head of the station.

You are the top of the command chain on the station, answering only to Central Command and in some cases, the [[Nanotrasen Representative]]. Your duties are very straightforward and dependant on how the rest of the station is doing. If everything goes well, you're pretty much free do whatever it is you wish, have a ''responsible'' drink or two at the bar, visit the chef to try out their gruel, check in on departments, engage with your crew. Your access to everywhere on the station, opens a lot of opportunity for roleplay, teambuilding and troubles.

Be the shining beacon of expectation on the station.

== Your Superiors ==
You listen to Central Command. Any faxes or personnel coming from them are your orders. If admins are planning on running an event of sorts, your actions will affect them the most severely. Similarly, as a member of command, you fall under Rule 13 of the [[Server rules (Starlight)]].

While the [[Nanotrasen Representative]] does rank higher than you, they do not hold any immediate power over you nor do they hold a seat in the line of succession unless special needs are met (such as Central Command intervention). Their advice could save you some troubles, they're the SoP freaks after all.

Before diving into this role, make sure you go over the [[Command Guide]] and [[Command SOP]] to ensure what you generally should and shouldn't do.

== Getting Started ==
Just as your title, your office carries a lot of swagger and prestige. Within your locker, you will find a great number of items and gear.
{| class="wikitable"
!Item
!Description
|-
|<center>'''Captain's ID'''[[File:CaptainID.png|center]]
|The Captain's ID. Plated in gold to showcase it's significance, comes with a spare backup for when you lose yours. Will most likely be stolen by the time you need it. Has access to everything on the station as well as most areas in Central Command.
|-
|<center>'''Sheath & Sabre'''[[File:CaptainSheath.png|center]]
|A fancy sword with an even fancier red sheath for extra style points. Carry it around for decent self defence or for just a fashion statement. Knight a fellow cremate, dispatch hostiles, get slipped and have it stolen by a clown.
|-
|<center>'''Rubber Stamp'''
[[File:Captain's_rubber_stamp.png|center|64x64px]]
|The stamp of Captain's approval. Use it to verify any documents you wish to send to Central Command or elsewhere. Ensure the documentation is valid and always read the fine print, you never know what consequences might follow.
|-
|<center>'''Custom Door Remote'''
[[File:Custom_door_remote.png|center|64x64px]]
|Unlike the Door Remotes that other command members get, yours doesn't open anything by itself, rather, it opens every door and airlock that the ID you currently wear has access to. In most cases, since you're carrying your Captain's ID, it too will have All Access.
|-
|<center>'''Nuclear Authentication Disk'''[[File:NuclearAuthenticationDisk.png|center]]
|The most important item in your possession. Used to activate the self destruct Nuclear Bomb present on every station. Losing this disk will not only end the station but every life present on it <s>along with your career</s>. Make sure to keep this on your person at all times and keep it safe until you reach Central Command. In some cases, you may be requested to present it. If attempts to take it are apparent or just as a precaution, distribute your disk pinpointers so it can be retrieved in case of theft or loss.
|-
|<center>'''Captain's Headset'''[[File:CommandHeadset.png|center]]
|A headset for true omnipresence, with access to every single station channel except binary. While it can be a little overwhelming to hear every single channel at once, taking some time out of your day to check in on your crew to get more information on everyone's goings is important.
|-
|<center>'''Captain's Jetpack'''[[File:CaptainJetpack.png|center]]
|A very effective jetpack that is compact enough to fit in your backpack occupying only half the space as a void jetpack does. Despite it being smaller, it's capable of holding the same volume of gas. Keeping it on you is in most cases redundant as you're not expected and in most cases, not allowed to leave the station. But certain situations may call for it.
|-
|<center>'''Captain's Armored Hardsuit'''[[File:CaptainHardsuit.png|center]]
|If the station is not doing well with keeping it's atmosphere, don this moderately armored suit to prevent your internal organs from becoming external. For use only during emergencies such as breaches and gas leaks. Due to it's somewhat decent protective values, if your life is in danger, you may have it on as a precaution.
|-
|<center>'''Antique Laser Gun'''[[File:AntiqueLaserGunCaseOpened.png|center]][[File:AntiqueLaserGun.png|center]]
|A self recharging laser gun capable of dishing out powerful shots. Locked in a glass display case. Due to it's recharging capabilities it's very viable during any situation as you will not need to run back to recharge it.
|}
== Your Duties ==
Your duties can be compacted into one sentence. Keep the station running.

Now, this does not mean you have to micromanage and do everything yourself, that's why so many heads of staff were hired. Check in on your command personnel. If your lights are flickering, see with the [[Chief Engineer]] on what's taking so long for the power. Heard a loud boom and crew is blaming the Science Department? Ask your [[Research Director]] what's going on. Medical is getting swamped with injured? Coordinate the [[Chief Medical Officer]] and [[Head of Personnel]] on whether or not they need extra hands.

=== Managing Command ===
Hiring and firing of the Command Staff, i.e. [[Chief Engineer]], [[Research Director]], [[Head of Personnel]], falls onto you. If someone comes to you with a report of your subordinates not following their SoP or disregarding their duties, you may see to their demotion. Likewise, if a department does not have a command member, you may seek out and appoint a new, temporary one. As the Captain, it is your decision on who will get promoted. While the promotions are [[Head of Personnel|Head of Personnel's]] duties, only your ID can grant accesses needed to command offices. Speak to the [[Head of Security]] or [[Warden]] to get your hands on a mindshield implant for the new department boss.

However, firing a [[Head of Security]] and hiring a new one is not as straightforward. In this case, contacting Central Command via faxing is advised.

=== Communications Console ===
Since you will be spending most of your time within the bridge, you will have easy access to the Communications Console. This console is your true control over the station. The utility of this console is vast, not just for you but for your entire command team.

==== Announcements ====
Communicate with your crew in a very ear-catching manner. A loud 'Public Announcement' sound will play catching everyone's attention to what you have to say. Greet your crew at the start of the shift, lay out a gameplan. Promote the [[Chef|Chef's]] cooking, invite people to DnD or the [[Bartender|Bartender's]] bar. Warn about a dangerous criminal or approaching shuttles/meteors. Call a vote or make a joke. While you can announce whatever you please, as the captain, you're expected to adhere to certain standards.

==== Alert Levels ====
Some situations call for an alert level change. Ensure you have plenty of information to avoid over escalating or embarrassing yourself. Speak to the respective command member on whether the alert is necessary or not. While anyone can change the alert level, this should be run past you in most cases.

When and why should you change the alert level? Changing the alert level will not only let the crew know that the flow of their shift is changing, but what they should focus towards and how they will act. Most notably, it will affect security as higher alerts give them more freedom in performing their duties.

Upon changing the alert level, it's customary to follow up with additional information with an announcement. You may choose whether or not to. Except when changing to Red Alert, in which case you must provide a reason.

For more information on the different alert levels and expected behaviour during those, [https://ss14-starlight.wiki/General_SOP#_Alert_Levels visit the General SOP].

==== Calling the Emergency Shuttle ====
While the shuttle call can be sent, a follow up fax to Central Command may be a very important step in the process, lest they cancel your pleas. See below.

If a situation is dire enough, an emergency call may be the only solution to get the hell out of dodge. As it naturally ends the shift, this should be a last ditch option, but an option nonetheless. It is mostly your call, as long as it doesn't breach any rules and is within reason.

You could announce you will call the shuttle prior to doing so, asking for a vote to gauge the crew's opinion or the opinion of the crew that matters: command. Depending on the ongoing situation, speaking to one of your heads is highly advised to ensure if the shuttle should be called at all. If the [[Chief Engineer]] believes power cannot be restored, the last standing [[Security Cadet]] does not radiate protag energy, [[Medical]] reports mounting casualties and nothing to treat them with...

Similarly, you may choose to recall the shift end shuttle. This should probably be run by the crew as a lengthened boring shift may displease most crew.

== Bridge ==
The Bridge holds most, if not all, station's consoles for information and action.

Manage the station's finances and shift what percentage each department's budget will get, check in on the station's power and atmos grids then yell at the CE on why their engineers are sleeping on the job. Whenever a problem arises, your best course of action would be to check in on a console or two, delegate your work and only intervene if absolutely necessary and safe.

As the second most secure department on the station, rivalled only by Security, access to this department lies only within the heads of staff. Being such a secured area, only you can authorize and grant access to it. While you could appoint a Bridge Chef/Bartender, do ensure their are appropriately checked, mindshielded and are not a threat to your safety. After all, you are one poisoned drink away from a nuclear end to your reign.

== Pen is mightier than the sword ==
Faxing and paperwork are true bureaucratic hell. But it can be as powerful, if not more than any arsenal your station may hold.

Being the Captain puts plenty of responsibility on you, since most CentComm communication will pass through the bridge, which is you or the [[Nanotrasen Representative]]. Any faxes between the crew and Central Command is an in-character method of communicating with the admins. You may receive some information about an event that's going on, warrants for arrests of criminal crew, situation updates as well as requests.

Even though the fax machine can be a very important tool, approval of such is not guaranteed and depends on many things.

Utility of the Fax machine is vast, you could be facing a serious threat that may require ERT (Emergency Response Team) intervention, bluespacing supplies to ATS, experimental equipment, spare lawboards, Gamma Alert and so on. To ensure your request gets approved, consider if your request would be fair, reasonable, format it as nicely as possible and try to keep out any vulgar words. Central Command has no eyes on the station, at least not the ones that let them know everything that's going on, explain your situation in detail to paint them a picture.

== Captain's Expectations ==

* While you get some powerful equipment, you are expected to abide by your [[Command SOP]] and [[Server rules (Starlight)]].
* Keep your Antique Laser Gun in your office unless on Red. Blue Alert critters may also warrant some stronger self defence. Similarly, keeping your Hardsuit stashed away until it's needed due to breaches and loss of atmosphere and pressure.
* While the Captain is explicitly not allowed to chase criminals and perform security duties, you may choose to defend yourself if such need should arise as well as intervene when you witness a crime being committed.
* As the Captain of the station, you should probably stay '''''on''''' the station. Leaving the station for a trip to the ATS is rarely needed as you have a [[Quartermaster]] and their team.
* You should not put yourself into any danger and risk the powerful ID, Door Remote, Antique and jetpack to fall into enemy's hands.

== Tips ==

* The Custom Door remote is very useful. Bolt down bridge doors in case you're in danger. Use it to open up doors as you run towards them to not get slowed down from bumping into them. You can also try bolting the doors behind you to buy valuable seconds.
* Hide your Spare ID someplace. Even though you may be tempted to put it in your locker, whatever went through the troubles to get into your office will not mind getting into your locker as well.
* Be communicative and helpful to your crew. Approve their fun shenanigans and, chances are, when troubles arrive, the crew will be more willing to put themselves in danger to help you out and save your life.
* Hiding in the bridge all shift, while it may seem safe, will possibly lock security and helpful crew away from aiding you. Patrol around and spend some time outside the bridge.
* Check in on the manifest at round start to see how well the station is staffed. Speak to HoP to hire more people in shortstaffed departments.
* Visit engineering early on and make sure the CE doesn't kill themselves in the Tesla room by forgetting internals.
* Most of your duties are heavily RP dependant, don't be afraid to experiment and enjoy your time. Talk to the crew, dish out a commendation in a nice medal ceremony.

Bartender

2026-05-29T14:28:54Z

Puroseki: Minor grammar fixes and edits.

{{RolePageHeader|department=[[Service]]|roleTitle=Bartender|img=BARTENDER.png|roleplayExpectations=Above Average|RequiredGameKnowledge=Average|hoursRequired=Civilian: 30mins|access=Maintenance, Service, bar|supervisors=[[Head of Personnel]]|subordinates=None|responsibilities=Mix cocktails and drinks to keep morale high, be there to listen to life stories of customers, and shoot random critters.|guides=This is the guide!}}
== Overview ==
As the bartender, you are given the assignment of keeping the crew happy by plying them with cheap booze and fancy drinks. You're going to be focused on providing drinks on demand to the crew at your bar and making sure you don't overdose them with alcohol. You'll find your bar stocked with the following equipment:

* '''Soda dispenser''': A dispenser that holds non-alcoholic beverages, new bottles or jugs can be inserted if compatible. To use, simply insert a container like a glass then select which drink you want to dispense.
* '''Booze dispenser''': A dispenser that holds non-non-alcoholic beverages, new bottles and jugs can be inserted if compatible. To use, simply insert a container like a glass then select which drink you want to dispense. ''(Note that the booze dispenser does not come with every type of alcohol. You can get the rest from the boozevend and slot them in).''
* '''Shaker''': A container that can contain liquids that you want to shake together for certain drinks. Right click on the shaker and select the shake option to start shaking.
* '''Mix spoon''': A long smooth spoon that is used for mixing liquids inside a glass/cup, necessary for several drinks. simply equip the spoon and click on the glass you want to stir.
* '''Boozevend''': A vending machine that dispenses beverages, bartending equipment, and also drinking glasses or flasks. Can be restocked with boozevend restock.
* '''Beer goggles''': Lets you see how thirsty people are, blue indicates they're well hydrated while orange shows that they could use a drink.
* '''Double barrel shotgun''': A firearm that comes loaded with .50 beanbags to ward off unruly customers or critters. Some stations provide .50 flares as a substitute for a stronger punch.
* '''Pun Pun''': A vetted monkey from the monkey society, this ghost role entity can assist you in doing bartending chores and mix drinks too! Comes with bar access ID.
* '''Nuclear Keg''': Some stations come with a nuclear keg, a nuclear item that looks identical to a real nuke but includes a tap and dispenses nuclear soda instead of death rays.
* '''Reagent Grinder''': Used to grind up solid materials into liquid forms. Insert a container and then insert the items you want to grind/juice down.

== Mixing 101 ==
Congratulations, you just got a customer! Now you need to provide them with the drink they would like, and hopefully they'll become a regular at your respectable bar. The following steps may be followed:

# Greet them and ask what drink the customer would like.
# Dispense a metamorphic glass or a specific container if the customer requests it.
# Insert it into the respective dispenser depending on their order.
# Do the math to make sure your mix results in the drink and fills up the glass fully (usually 30u is full).
# Stir or shake the mix if needed.
# Serve to the customer by placing it on the table across them.

== What to mix? ==
Generally speaking, you can get a full list of drinks you can create by clicking the help icon on the bar-related equipment like booze dispenser. You will get a full range of drinks ranging from generic and classic mix, up to the crazy and borderline illegal drinks that may or may not give your customer radiations. Some of these recipes may require you to get supplies from the chemist at the medical department, or plant supplies from your fellow botanists. Sometimes though, you may need to get help from cargo for more... exotic materials.